The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-15
Society

Another Of the delightful Monday
germans will be danced this evening
in the Masonic Temple. and win form
a fitting initiative to the weeks pleas
sIres. The Monday german represents
the acme Of enjoyment to the deea-
sante circle. who always don thsir
-.uve,teEt dancing frpcks for this ccca-
zion. The color scheme OF the decora-
ffons will be pink and green, snd will
be carried out by an artistic arrange
aneni CT PAINS and potted plans 49,
nasse at the rear OF The ball room. ana
in the inches OF window and aieoves
Pink roses and aaa.ess viii provide
the touch OF color. and the orchestra
kill -bn screened by palms The re-
cesving party will be the usual chap
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In the dining room \ huge basket Of
pink roses and asparagus ferns Will
form the certerptece OF the oenutaates
table, while TAI vases OF PINK car
nations will be placed en- the smaller
ones.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern viii lead
the german.
Mrs. Mentasvs Ecss~salnA
4 \
tague, sol West Franklin street was
"a perfect tsower 81 as&Aiy SATURDAY
afternoon. when she entertained a.
handsome buffet luncheon ia honor OF
Miss Susie DsEnalsek- % OveE eyoos>-
Philadelphia, and Miss Cay Montague,
"a much feted deoGiante- The Kussts
who included about ens hundred OF
the unmarried SET wFTu received ny
the hostess the guests CT honor and
n. nj ha fsGy at
narcissus, and tall vases OF pink roses
and carnations ere artisicaily placed
about the feaHss, While Southern sfsii-
lax and PINK aEaieas curtained the
windows and maEtels. In the dining
room, where the Same lovely decora-
tieas prevailed, a silver yaae OF pink
roses formed the centerpiece. and two
smaller ones flied with pink buds
we're placed at either side. Palms
and ferns formed a BACKGROUND for
the receiving party.
The punch bowl was presided over
nv Mrs l. Newton Vaughan, Jr.. and
Mrs. Elmore Il. Hotchkiss. Jr Others
-agg3sriuE- thr-h1StpEs were Meedames
Thomas Branch McAdams. Robert G.
caher. and Stuart Bowe. Misses stuart
Hume, aline Stokes and Mabel Walker.
Return to Wellington.
Mrs. A. ordwsy and Miss Valerie
Padelford OF Washington. who spent
several days In Richmond last week.
have returned to their home In stone
leigh Court Before coming to Rich
mond they were at Old Point for the
weekend. Miss Padelford spent last
summer at the White Sulphur Springs,
where she WAS one OF the most feted
bellies of the season.
Nash-Maurin.
Mrs Richard A. Jones was hostess
at cleverIy arranged luncheon Sat
urday afternoon at her home In Din
widdie street. Portsmouth. during the
course of which the engagement OF
Miss Mary St. John Maupin to Mr..
James Lewis Nash. was announced.
Bridge preceded the luncheon. Miss
Maupin is the youngest daughter OF
Mrs. John Cooke Maupin. Of Ports
mouth, and her marriage to ~. Nash
win unite two prominent families and
will be an important society event.
The ceremony will take place at Trim
ity church the latter part Of next
month.
Those asked to meet Miss Maupin
yesterday were: Mrs. r. Ross Mich
olson, Mrs John w. Borum. Mrs.
fsilisoly Hudgins. Mrs. Henry Hud-
gins. Miss Lulie Hudgins. Miss Rosaiie
Iankhorne. Miss Emma Williams. Miss
Charlotte Bilisoiy and Miss Nellie Tai
bot. Of Waynesboro. Va. -
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Katherine Dorwin Lakeland.
engagement Of her daughter. Roberta
Willis. to DR.. John Allan Talbot. The
wedding viii take place In June.
Miss CarIisles Wedding.
Miss Mary Carlisle, daughter Of
Mrs CaIdcrson Carlisle, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Walter Bruce Howe, will
take place Tuesday at noon In wash
- To- att Ar
ant her cousin. Miss Marjorie Pear
son. daughter Of Mr.. Richmond Pear
son. of North Carolina. former MIN
isier TO Greece and to Persia Mr..
George Chittenden. OF New York, will
nc the best man. and the ushcrs will
include Mr. Reginald Huidekoper. and
Mr.. William +. Hit. of Washington.
and several OF Mr.. Howe's friends
from New York. The ceremony at st.
Johns church VIII be followed by =
breakfast at the home OF Mrs. Car
isle. In ] street The Rev. Dr. Ro-
Land Cotton Smith. rector of ST.
Johns. will officiate.
Commenting an Miss CariiSie,s mar
rtaxr, the Washington pess-ef YES
terday says:
Miss Mary Carlisle, daughter Of
Mrs. Caldaron Carlisle, will be mar
rted on Tuesday at noon to Mr.. Wal
ter Bruce Howe. 1t would be diff
ficult to picture any one with Miss
Carlisle's traditions marrying any
where else than In quaint old st.
Johns church IN Lay~tte square
There the ceremony will be performed.
attended by members OF Washington's
most exclusive circles. including some
whose srandfathers and great grand
fathers were vestrymen there in the
days OF Madison and Monroe.
Norfolk Card Party.
Says the Norfolk VirRInian- Pilot Of
yesterday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brinkiey en-
t.~t,.tnna ThArsAaw NvArfv~ hrtA~~