The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-15
Society


Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham
Bidgood entertained last evening af
valentine card party IN their nome:
$50 Wet Grace street. in honor OF
their guests. Misses Vandegrift ana
Mccarthy, Of Philadelphia. pecora-
tons carried out the valentine idea,
red carnations and hearts being useo'
Three tables Of bridge were played
the evening proving very entoyaoie.
This morning Mrs. Bidgood VIII
again entertain at cards in honor OF
her guests, four tables of bridge being
played.
Toiay's Happenings.
This afternoon from 8 To o'clock.
Mrs. John NJ Taylor and Miss Deane
will tender their friends reception
in their home, S2s Park avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Corn monwealth Chapter. Dauohters OF
the American Revolution. will be held
at noon today at the residence OF MRS.
NJ. Allen Chambers, si+ Park avenue.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
There will be smoker given this
evening at the jefferson in connection
with the forming of the Virginia AS
ISOLATION of the Internal Highway AS
ISOLATION. Ex-Governor a. j. Monta-
que and former Lieutenant Governor
Joseph f. willard swill be among the
speakers
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Stevens, president of
the National w. c. r. L. and q speak
or of national reputation VIII deliver
an address on Prohibition in Maine
this evening In the hall OF the House
Of Delegates.
The February card tournament at
which bridge whist will be the game
nc ,ala a
mans club. Members may invite men
partners and are requested TO register
their tables by ten o'clock this MORN
ing,
The Southern Industrial and Edu-
cational Association meets at eleven
O'Clock this morning AT the Womar's
Club,
A farewell recen,ion will be ten
dered Miss Constance MacCocke IN
tn Fern Leaf Inn this afternoon from
3 Ato 7. by the Broad of Directors OF
the Y. w. c. A
n,ct,nnnd 4 napier L. y. G. Meeting.
a .!alS e-anu- enthusiastic meeting
of the nlcnmond Cnalter, Daughters
ot cunfeae.ac" was neiu in Lee camp
itan yesterday morning. Mucn routine
business including the payment or
bli,s was transacted. Mrs. Moiiie Nc
t,ii hosenpors, ex-presiuent of the
IeAas ulslsion ana an honorary men,
Der OF the hicnmond chapter. was
present and welcomed.
4 proposition was sent by Colonel
Herbert OF the Arlington Monument.
through MIR. Mains, asking the en-
dorsement Of TINS chapter. to a pro-
posed enort to raise money for the
arlington monument. This effort takes
the form OF a book Of publicity called
Of IN N MI fh
all business men may send statement
Of the growth Of their business, and
for a sialed sum. secure It's publication
in this book. All money received above
expenses to b eturned over to the
Monument fund. the plan received
the endorsement of the chapter,
through Mrs. Bocock, chairman Of
the monument committee and director
for Virginia, and Mrs. j. NJ. Gregory.
president of the Chesterfield Chapter
~ nd member of the monument COM
mittee. II was also decided to give
an excursion at some future date for
fund. and Mrs. Sam Williams was
chosen chairman of this affair "A
pld Time Dance" for which those at
tending VIII wear colonial costumes.
was decided to he given In May, prob
ably 1T the Auditorium.
Mrs. ". r. Vawrer was elected
chs irman of this committee. A letter
Was read from Miss Mildred Ruther.
terti,, general historian of the L.. b. e.,
making the suggested that three his
torical evenings be held during the
year Mrs. j. Enders Robinson was
unanimously elected historian of the
Richmond Chapter. A letter wns al
80 received from the university ask
in the Daughters TO furnish the
names OF all Confederates graduating
during the years 1s6I-1s55. A re-
union is proposed for this summer.
The celebrated pictures of Jefferson
Davis and his generals OF which there
are only one hundred and fifty copies.
are now in the possession of Mrs. Nor
man V. Randolph. who will be glad to
dispose of them for the benefit OF the
Confederate Museum, The following
new members We're received. Mrs,
Howard Hogo, Mrs. Mary Walton
Kent, Mrs. Charles Darlington. Mrs.
Dudley Edwards. Mrs. y. II. Ruoker.
Mrs. Mary Cecilia Black. Mrs. Paul
Redd, Mrs Gertrude v. Barnum, Mrs.
Charlotte Barksdale Milstead.. Mrs. W,
Russell Jones, Miss Mary Greenhow,
Miss Saliie Greenhow. Mrs. ". l..
Phillips and Mrs. Annie Leo Hurt.
Dance ut Liberty Hall.
The regular Tuesday german was
danced at Liberty Hall Tuesday even