The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13

~. william Trigs will be host al
4 y A1nner party In the Country Club
this evening In honor Of his cousin,
Mtaa Eda Atkinson. whose marriage
10 Mr.. AlRernon Stuart Craven. VIII
take place the latter part Of this
month. The table will be arranged
n the palm parior. The sides OF the
room will be curtained with fruit
blossoms and danodils, and the table
VIII be decorated in white and yell
low flowers. Covers viii be laid FOR
eighteen guests.
The las: hunt 90 the season Will
take place this afternoon. and the
club will be crowded for the weekly
tea and dance.
Commonwealth Chapter Meets
Commonwealth Chapter. Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution. was
entertained yesterday afternoon hy
Mrs. David Terry williams at her
home on Park avenue. The parlors
were decorated with vases Of pink
peonies and in addition to the ncln-
beers CT the chapter, there were pres
eni a number of out of-tovn guests
Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd. speaker
of The House ~ Delegates. gave a
delightful talk on The Participation
Of France in the American Revolu-
ton" Miss Louise Williams sang
ITO You" by Obey Steaks, and Lohrs
Little Irish Girl" and Miss Lucy
Williams played piano selection.
The delightful program was con-
cluded with several songs by Mrs.
NJ. f. Thomas. who has beautiful
soprano voice. She sang Del Riego's
spring Song: and MY Ladies' by
Thayer.
Mrs. williams was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. William Hodg. g
Mann. Mrs. Robert g. Thornton and
Mrs. W. J. Payne. who was chair
man OF the program for the efter-
noon.
CompIimented In Norfolk.
Miss Marie Reid entertained We'd
nssday afternoon at her home in
Norfolk at an attractive card party in
honor OF her sister. Mrs. William
Marshall, Of Richmond. and Mrs.
Tunstall. of Washington. The rooms
were decorated In spring flowers.
palms and ferns There were Ave
tables of bridge Mrs Mildred Fran
els won the first prize. a brass can
dlestick. and Mrs. Winston Parrish
drew the consolation, an ENGAGEMENT
book and calendar combined.
Az guests OF honor, Mrs Marshall
and Mrs. Tunstail were presented
with handsome silver picture frames.
Among those ulaying were: Mrs.
Tunstan. Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Win
ston Parrish. Mrs. Robert s. Payne,
Mrs. Lane Kelly, Mrs. Harry Brink
ley. Mrs. x. h. Hodges. Mrs. Hill
Mrs. Norman Bell. Mrs. James Reid
Mrs. Walter Adams, Mrs Lille r.
William Gait. Mrs. Samuel Linthi-
Fannie Sans. Miss Martin and Miss
Warwick.
Attend Suffolk Dance.
The Easter dance OF the German
Club of Suffolk took place on Wed,
nesday evening at the armory In Suf.
folk. Decorations were rather un.
usual in apple blossoms and wistaria
The chaperons were: Mrs, Sue Grqu
hart, Mrs. +. X. Hodges, Of Ports
mouth; Mrs. G. G. Cahoon. Mrs
George Urauhart. Mrs, r. s. Boykin
Mrs. X. l.. Woodward and Mrs. Fl, NJ
G.. Quimhy. The german was led b.
Mr.. John r. Primer. and among thos'
dancing were Miss Annie Lauri'
Haynes and Mr.. Stuart Leslie ant
Mr. Edward Haynes. OF Richmond.
1c0OIn& OF NOte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Herman
Campbell. of Birmingham. Ala. have
issued invitations for the marriage o.
their daughter. Mary, to Mr.. Johl
Lewis Underwood. son of the Hon. ant
Mrs. Oscar Underwood, the ceremon,
10 take place on Wednesday. Apri
-. at . o'clock in the Highland
Methodist church. Birmingham. Mr.
Underwood in a nephew Of Mrs. Nal
vern G. Patterson, of Richmond, ans
In boyhood. spent much time here
where he has many friends. -.
Junior German.
The Junior German club gave III
Faster German Thursday evening II
the Masonic Temple The ball room
was decorated in palms and bay trees
and pink and white carnations wert
used In the dining Mr.. Perc,
Montague. Jr.. dancing with Miss Mel
varneal led the german. The chap
erones ware Mr.. and Mrs. John A
Coke, Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pc.
fran. and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H
Powers.
Those dancing were:
Miss Annie Louise Haynes. witt
Thuriow Gregory: Mi@ Page Grimes
with John ID. Blair. Jr. Miss Char.
lotte Jones. with William Lefew; Mis-,
Dallas Lee. with William Hoppe; Mis-
Nellie Morton, with Vasco Batten;
Miss Louise Richardson, with Warrer
Goddard: Miss Marie Bonner. OF Phil.
ndeiphia. with Henry Staples; Miss
Mary Covington Evans. with James
Gwatkin: Miss Dora Hoover. with
G~syn Carlton. Miss Cora Vaughan. OF
Franklin. Va. with William DAbney:
s,15iss Virginia Williams. with John n
Williams: Miss Edith Hyslop, OF Nor.
folk. with Raymond Massey: Miss
Virginia Chesterman. with Anthony
Adams: Miss Mary Ainsiie. with James
d. Patton. Jr.: Miss Nellie Foster. OF
Waco, Tex. with Lr. r. N. Scales;
Miss Crump. Of Washington. d. c..
with Roland Lassiter: Miss Lois Rich
Ardson. with 4. A. Leake: Miss vir-
ginia Grice. with Robert Augustine;
Miss Eliza Leake. with Wilbur Sydnor:
Mias Nellie Payne, with Thomas
Swfneford: Miss Elizabeth Allen, with
George Herschfield; Miss Margaret
KELSEY. OF Kansas City. with Law
renee Berry; Miss Nell Carneai, with
Percy Montague. Jr.; Miss Taylor. of
Clarksville. with Ted Brown.
stays: Walter Wren. Jr.. Walter
Briggs, Joseph Montgomery.AS Robert
Beverly. Ernest Mosely. William Jack
son, Michael Sinton. Harry Augustine.
Blair Flttz. Francis Johnston. John
y. Miller. 600; Currie Fairlamb and
James Wheel
Celebrate Centenary.
Invitations have been issued by
tho board OF trustees Of the Valentine
museum for a series OF receptions
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