The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29

ptriou IN tne ann AS OF the association,
| which is engaged in several important
undertakings, including the restora-
ton of the John Marshall House The
| meeting on Tuesday VIII be largely
attended as IL is the first meeting OF
the association this fall
Reception to Miss GuiiIaume.
The Woman's club will tender Miss
Claire Guillaume, it's retiring secre-
tary and treasurer. a reception on
Monday afternoon October Eth, from
to Z O'Clock Miss Guillaume has
been actively identified with the club
ever since its organization in 1894.
acting first as chairman of the music
| committee, IN N as chairman of the
house committee She became record
ing secretary in the spring of 1895.
| which office she has held ever since.
and when, in June, 1901. Miss Jane
NJ. Rutherford went abroad, she as
stunned her duties as treasurer, and has
held the united office since. The re-
lception, which also celebrates the re
opening OF the club in it's new dress.
will be handsome affair. The pres
ent officers OF the club will be assist
ed ia receiving by all former presi-
dents. who include Mrs. L. l.. Lewis,
Mrs. Charles Davenport, Mrs Archer
I Anderson. Airs, s. Il. Munfefd. Miss
Jane NJ. Rutherford. Mrs. William
-
kins and Mrs. Moses d. Hoge
Tea at Womar's Club.
The usual informal tea will be given
al the Woman's club tomorrow after
noon from tiil O'Clock. This will
be the last OF the Monday teas. which
have been such delightful affairs at
the club this fall. as. following the
reception TO Miss Guillaume on Octo-
Der 7th, the literary and musical pro-
or Maniay "a Is-Kt ha
gin.
Pretty Home Wedding.
Chrysanthenums and palms at
Etractivelx decorated the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Ruehrmund in West
Grace street Thursday morning fer
the marriage OF their daughter, Jean
nette Elizabeth, and MIR. Robert Iyanho
Mayo. Jr. The Rev A, Vaughn Col
j ston. rector OF the Church OF the Holy
Comforter. officiated, and the cere mony
was Witnessed nnly relatives and
a few friends. The bride wore a trav-
cling gown OF blue cloth with hat to
match. and carried a shower bouquet
OF lilies OF the valley. She was at
tended by her sister. Mrs. W l.. Sell
den, Jr., as rnatron OF honor Mrs
Seldom wore a white cloth sui, and
black hat, and carried a big bouquet
os yellow ehrysanthemums Mr.. 7 A.
|
Mayo are spending their HONEYMOON
| IN the North. and VIII be at home in
| Richmond. at 21I2 Grove avenue. after
October 18th
Richmond Chapter to Meet.
Tho regular monthly meeting of
Richmond chapter. United Daughters
OF the Confederacy. will be held at Lee
| Camp hall on Wednesday morning.
October 2d, AT II o'clock, instead of
the Snlfnuinr
state L n. c. convention I'm HART
sonhurg the week OF October 18th Dele
gates will be elected at this meeting
10 the general T., n. c. convention
! which meets in Washington In Mo-
| Vemher, and arrangements for the
Harrisonhurg convention will Ice com
Pieted
At Hot Springs
Says q dispatch from Hot Springs
Va, on Thursday:
Al open sir dancing pavilion recent
ly completed at the Daniel Boone log
cabin Is increasing the popularity II
thkt place as dinner resort and
parties have been given there nearly
every night this week. MIR Maurice
Roche, OF New York, gave dinner
for fourteen there last night, and MIR.
Edward 9. Wallace, of New York. gave
one tonight. In Mr. Roche's party were
the Misses Mercedes and Alice de Zai-
dc. Dorothy and Helen Enger and Con-
stance Williams. and Messrs. Oliver ID
Hartman, John and Allen Petit and
ISemtst Esler, OF New York and G.
NJ. White, OF Morrstown. Mr.. Wal
| lace's guests included Mrs., Archibald
McCrae, Mrs Guy Van Amringe, Mrs
O.. Temple Gwathrney and Mrs L
Jenkins, of New York Mr.. Hamilton
Post. Of Baltimore. and Baron and
| Baroness Rosenkrantz. of London.
Miss Katharine Fay. of Wellesley
| Hills, Mass, had as guests at tea on
the lawn this afternoon Mr. and Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish. of New York. and
DR.. Charles Hart, OF PHILADELPHIA
MISS Fay is expecting Miss Frances
Burr, of Lawrence. l.. l.. to join her
here tomorrow.
Mrs. Frederick Edey, OF New York,
gave a tea for Mrs. ]. Copeiy Thaw,
of Pittsburg. who arrived today.
Mr. Robert Batcheller. Of Washing
ton, gave a-tea for Mr. and Mrs.
Henry &. Emmett, the Misses Marie
Louise and JEANNE Emmett and Mr.
Watson c. Emmett. of New York. Mrs
John Rogers gave bridge and tea
at the clubhouse.
gave a tea on the lawn for MIR. and
Mrs. George q. Palmer and Mr.. Oliver
B. Hartman, of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. julius S. Walsh. Jr.. of ST. Louis,
and Miss Gladys ingalls,.
I During the tea hours there was
some brisk playing in mixed doubles
on the tennis courts between Mr.
Roche Miss Breene, Mr.. George Tyler
and Miss Marie l. Emmett.
Miss Gladys ingalls, and Miss Ruth
Wales, of Washington, who is her
guest, had luncheon at the Homestead
with Miss Alice Scarborough of Gin.
cinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Horton, of Provi-
dence. who have just returned from a
six months motoring trip through
England, Scotland, France and Spain,
are at the Homestead.
Arrivals today included Mrs. w. f.
Strong and Miss Mary B, .Tolfree.
Mrs. STANLEY Cozzens. Miss M. G.
and Mrs. Spencer Turner and Mrs.
Warren Thorpe, OF New York: Mr.
iahtf Mrs. George H. Carnegie and Mr.
George Singer. OF Pittsburg. aud Mrs.
Lewis l.. Boburn and Mrs. O. T.. swan.
of Chicago.
6rander--Hess.
White and yellow chrysanthemums
and profusfon OF autumn leaves dec
grated the home OF Mrs. III. Fl. Hess
Maple Hill Farm" near Bethel.
Conn. yesterday afternoon for the
marriage OF her daughter, Marie Irene
to Mr.. Thomas White Brander, son OF