The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
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ooNsEty Add SUCH n pGSy "Vuh 1S HNS
that JUST past, and in lieu OF the
usual lull after the storm interest
Is still at high tide. for the first
dance OF the Richmond German club
this season, will take place tomorrow
evening in the new bali room of the
Richmond hotel. The fact that the
notable series OF entertainments last
week were given for the chief exc
cufives Of twenty-six States was suf-
fcient reason for ascribing to them
very important inches In the chronicle
Of the social life OF Richmond. When
in addition the smart gatherings of
Richmond society at the three large
receptions and several handsome
luncheons rendered the visiting gov
ernors and their ladies by Richmond
hosts are considered, 1t Is easily APP
parent that the week was indeed
notable in the social history on the
city.
The winter season will formally be-
gin with the initial dance OF the
Richmond German club tomorrow
evening when the debutantes VIII
make their formal bows to Richmond
society. The debutantes are always
the center of greatest interest at the
.. opening Monday and. though not
ms large as In former years. the group
Of gtrls who will make their debut
tomorrow includes some of the love-
lest and most prominent girls In the
city Mr. william II. Palmer. Jr.,
will lead tho german. and the pa
tronesses will be Mesdames r. Car
ter Scott, Levin Joynes. Charles v
Darlington, John SHELTON Williams,
Egbert q. Leigh, Jr.. Archibald J.
Battle. Charles e. Workman. Jr..
John Hampden Chamberlayne, Eppa
Hunton. Jr,. Julien III. Hill and VII
linn H Palmer. Jr.
An out-of-town wedding of much
interest here. taking place this week.
will big that of Miss Marguerite Clay
wood daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Meredith Wood of Old Point
Comfort, to Mr.. William Congroye
Jackson, of this city. son OF the late
Bishop Jackson and grandson Of Mr..
and Mrs. James b. Pace. The we'd
ding will be quietly celebrated Tues
day in St Johns Episcopal church.
Hampton. No invitations have been
issued.
The only large priavte entertain
ments scheduled for this week ara
abe two receptions Mrs. Herbert
Worth Jackson win give on Thurs
day in honor of her debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn Hyman jackson.
The married set are invited from =
20 o'clock. and the younger go
ciety girls and men from TO IL.
Concert at Woman's Club.
musical will be given at the
woman's club tomorrow afternoon AT
4;so O'Clock by Mr.. John Barnes
Wells. tenor, of New York. Mr.. WsliS.
who is widely known as soloist.
will be accompanied by Mr.. L. r..
weitzei. Mrs. Alexander Guigon Is
arfa and the
hostesses will be Mrs. J. Aston
caheIl. Mrs r. .. James, Mrs. w.
u shield and Mrs. Herbert Mani.
Mr. Wells will give the following
program;
Love Me or Not ...... Secchi
h In the Time of Roses -Reicharot
:, Since First l Met Thee .Rubinstein
a where'er You Walk ...-. hanoea
IL.
Tschaikowsky
yv.,xnung ... Strauss
c. Wfrd doch die 1iehe.
d. Rings list der Wsid,
q Dane des E>alken Schwinge.
g Dvorak
American Indian Songs 80. .Cadman
III.
a. From the Land Of the SKY Blue
Water.
h. The White Dawn Is Stealing
. FAR or Hear a Lovers Flute.
d. The Moon Drons Low.
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a. The Dearest Place .....J. WeiiS
b. Boat Song,
C. Mammys Song 1850 harriet walk
d, The Foggy Dew.
e The Little Dutch Garden.
II. w. I.oomis
Z. If Were King Campbell llptoh
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Allen Ainslie
announce the engagement OF theH
daughter, Miss Marion Lee Montague.
to Mr.. Cecil Willis. OF Jacksonviile,
Fla. formerly OF Lynmouth. Eng.
Miss Montague is one OF the most
prominent OF the younger society girls
in Richmond, and has been much en-
,ertained in Jacksonville, where she
spent the greater part of last win
ter. and other cities where she mas
visited. The wedding will take place
In January.
Entertained In Savannah.
Among those mentioned among the
dancers at the first soiree of the
season In Savannah Tuesday evening
were Miss Harriet Calhoun. Mrs.
Luther Rosser, Jr.. OF Atlanta; Miss
POwcu ByTu, Oh NASAuta. @uN tA.S.'
Martha Phinizy. of Athens. The
Morning News says: Miss Harriet
Calhoun, OF Atlanta, was gowned In
mink N~ocade. Miss Martha Phinizy.
Of Athens, wore blue chiffon: Mrs.
Luther Rosser, Jr., OF Atlanta, was
gowncd In white charmeuse with
duchess lace, and her flowers were
orchids and lilies Of the valley. Miss
Powell Byrd. OF Gloucester county,
Va, wore pink charmeuse embroid-
cred with pink roses.
Miss Quinn to Wed.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. s. r.. Quinn for the marriage
Of her daughter. Mamie Maury. to
DR.. William O'Conor Cox, OF Bristol.
Va. The ceremony will take place on
Tuesday evening. December 18th. at
8 o'clock In the Baptist church. Fred
ericksburg, Va. Miss Quinn has fire.
uuently visited IN this city. and q
number OF Richm0id people will go
10 Fredericksburg for her marriage.
About Mrs Glasgow.
The washington Post. Of recent 10.
sue. has the following item of inter.
est to society here. as Mrs. Glasgow.
who is the daughter of Mr. John r.
Branch, has 4 great many friends In
this city:
THE .pantomime ball." ranking In
splendor with the historic Shakes
peare' ana 1812' balls. filled Albert
hall, London. with beauty Wednesday