The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04

-. w. AN NAM ~ 0OiSSs
Distribusers.
house. Mrs. J. Taylor EIlyson. presi-
dent OF the A. p. v. A., reported
number of gifts for the Marshall
house. including book. Marsnairs
American Colonies" published In
1894. books from the Oak Hill IL
brary, letter from Colonel Thomas
Marshall written to his son. John
Marshall, on November 9, 1875, and
gold iocket with John Marshall's
hair and a small bracelet made from
Mrs. MarshaIl's hair. to which the
locket was attached. all of which were
presented by his granddaughter. Ag-
mes Marshall Maupin. OF Rapidan,
Va. A large photograph Of the statue
of Jchn Marshall, erected IN front OF
the Capitol building IN Washington,
presented by Mr.. b. M. Clinedurst
through Miss Mamie Heth: Hible
illustrated by James Wood, In two
volumes and printed in 1919, bearing
John Marshalls autograph, presented
by his great granddaughter. Miss Anna
Marshall Braxton. and the following
sums of money: Mr.. george r. Mar
shall, Orange, Va, $40; Mrs. Julian
Jacquelin Mason. Garden City. N. T.,
$40: Norfolk and Portsmouth Bar
association, cash 500 on an appro-
priation OF 5000.
Mr.. Morgan Robinson was appoint
ed to represent the A. r. v. A. at
the annual meeting Of the American
Historical association to be held
shortly In Boston. Miss Mamie han
dolph Heth. OF Washington, and Mrs.
Preston M. holland were received as
annual members OF the association,
and Mrs. John Miller Horton. of Buff
| falo, n. Y, as a life member. drs.
Il. r. Moffitt reported the gift OF trees
| from the original Roanoke island traN
| OF land by the Roanoke Colony as
ISOLATION to be planted at James,
| town.
Warriner-vIers.
A pretty marriage took place yes
| terday morning at the home OF the
! Rev. p o. Soyars. Ills South Thirty
sixth street. when Miss Virginia Lee
| Viers, of this city, became the bride
| Of Mr.. Shirley L. Warmer. of WASH
| ington, y. G. Mr.. Soyars OBLIGATED,
4 and Mr.. and Mrs Warmer left Inn
mediateiy for Washington. where
| they will make their home.
Personals. -=
| Mrs Clara Haxali G.undy. Mrs. Jo-
siah Leake and Miss Mary Beirne,
| who have been spending the fall In
| Ashland, came to Richmond on Mon
day. and have taken an apartment at
1901 Monument avenue for the win
ter.
Miss Susie Bell, of wilmington. N
c.. Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Clifton NJ. Miller.
Mrs. James p. Whyte, who has beer
visiting Mrs. j. Taylor Eliyson. re-
turned Sunday to her home in VII
! mington, N. c.
Mss Elizabeth Hargrave. who hai
been spending the past FIVE week.
with her sister. Mrs. F. p Wyche. II
Charlotte. y. c., has come to Rich
mond for the winter.
Miss Grace Jones, who has beeI
at the Jefferson for several days, ha!
returned to Danville.
Mrs. William Todd Robins. VIII,
, has been the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. Maurice Lunn, at Oxford. Pa.
for the past month, has been spend
ing several days in Annapolis witt
another daughter. Mrs II. s. Cren
: shaw. before returning to Richmond
4
Miss Roberta Peasants. who ha
> been visiting Miss Elizabeth Harri
0 at Harrisburg for the holidays. ha
] returned to Stuart Hall.
D Miss Elizabeth Gooch has returne
q from Danviile, where she has bee
the guest of Miss Beulah Johnson.
3 Miss Daisy Pattison has returne
: from a visit to her sister. Mrs r.
b l. Moncure, in Newport News.
Miss Bland Newton ADDISON, {
5 Fairfax, Va, Is the guest OF Mrs. WI
= liam @. Stanard.
= Miss Virginia Gordon 10 the que
= Of Miss Mabel Allyn in Norfolk.
& Mrs. william r. Dyai. who has bee
visiting Miss Patterson for the pa
two weeks. has returned to her hon
Q at Madison, Fla.
Il Miss Conway Fleming has returns
e from Philadelphia, where she HI
r been the guest of her sister. Mrs. ]
= Almond. for some weeks.