The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-29
Society

s,ineucc from worldly pleasures the
society set Of Richmond are busfy
planning for the big "kiruess' TO be
given on April IL, IL and IL, for the
benefit of the Associated Charities anu
the Association for the Preservation
of virginia Antiquities. Beautitui
dances IN which the younger society
1,r,s and men viii mp Inc itent tan
tast,c IN sor. gous costumes "t many
ustans cotut,ose the hirincss. ne
dangers aui se trained by Miss Leia
stewart Of New Aork. Mhn VIII ar
rive In Richmond on March ~ IA
connection win the ktriness Non-
an nep spaler VIII be pueilsheo' ING
enllre sialt of editors and reporters
TO be COMPOSED OF nlchmond women.
mrs Sally Netson Rooms Is cnan man
of The woman $ paper, "hlch wiz "e
issued on Abrii y. ofeat 'HthusiaSh'
is ALREADY abroad about the nhihess
x,.,.u wlll DC given under yer. fash-
iananla auspices. and wnieh. II Is eh-
pocteo wlii To just such a success as
vas The recent "spicigsrteniest given
In Norfolk under the direction OF MISS
Stewart.
Mrs. T.. n. Hotchkiss Is general
chairman of the kirmess and COM
mnteas have been appolni as lol-
lows: spaper commit~e' Mfs-
Sally Nelson Robins. editor, ana MIS-
Henry Baskerville. associate edit"r'
contributors OF the paper VIII iheiaoe
Mrs. j. +. Ellyson, Mrs. James Lyons
Mrs. l.. Z. Daniel. Mrs James Nerth,
Mrs, q. ". Bagry, Mrs. ". X cox
Mrs. T. C. Gordon. Mrs. Arthur SERVE
ror Mrs. r. d. Williams. Mrs, W. T.
Aita y
Mrs. ". G. Standard, Mrs. Parker
nashiail. Mrs jeffrey Montague, Mrs.
Kern. Mrs Va. W. Sale. Misses Carrie
Minor. Kathleen Anderson, Mamie
Winston. Margaret Freeman. Emma
Morris and Vera Palmer.
Committee on booths; Mrs. II. ID.
Hifehkiss, chairman; Miss Bette Ely
son. assistant.
-Casn4.a4tts.e- On press and adNerfiSingi
Mrs. w ~ Thomas. chairman. Mrs.
J. u. crump. Miss Evelyn Gordon and
Mrs. Preston holland assistants
Committee on ushers, patronesses
aud sales girls: Mrs. Jof,. Farland.
chairman Mrs. Junius Monhy, assist
ant
Stage committee: Miss Mabel Walk
er, chairman.
Committee On dressing room Mrs.
Preston holland. chairman.
Committee on programs; Miss Lib
xte. chairman: Mrs. Robert Williams,
assistant.
Committee on tickets and badges:
Mrs. y. " Randolph. chairman
Birthday Dinner.
Mrs Minnie prewry Bertrand enter
tanned al dinner yesterday at her
nome m West aventfe m honor Of the
seventy third birthday Of her aunt,
Mrs aollie Mscgill Rosenberg, of
Galveston. Texas. who has been spend
ing sorne time here with her sister,
Mrs. Alice Maegili Drewry, OF Mineola.
Mrs. Bertrand's guests Included MRS.
Rosenb berg, the iatters sisters. Mrs
Irewry and Mrs, C. {. Bridges. Of
Ashland. and other relatives.
vauehar--Eltett.
Miss Nancy Tazewell Elicit. daugh-
ter of MIR. aud Mrs. Andrew Lewis
Elicit, Of Norwood. O.. ard MIR, George
Franklin Vaughan. son Of Mrs. |, New
ten Vaughan. of Ashland Va. were
married yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock In the Church OF the Good
shepherd, Norwood. 9. The wedding
music was rendered by strtnged
orchestra The bride entered the
church with her father. who gave her
In marriage She wore a gown OF
duchess satin. trimmed with rose point
lace and a tuIle ven arranged with
n corenet OF orange blossoms. Her
bouquet was shower Of white sweet
peas and lilies of the valley.
The maid Of honor was Miss Sally
Chiffon Ryan. of Norfolk, Va. who
wore gown of pink satin, yelled In
white marquisette, and carried "a
shower bouquet Of pink sweet peas
Miss Louise Regan. of Norfolk. and
Miss Lide Clay Ingels, OF Lexington
KY, as bridesmaids, wore charming
freeks of pink crepe meteor with pink
-stille caps, and held big bouquets ot
pink and white sweet peas. MR. l.
Newton Vaughan, Jr., Of Richmond
waE his brether's best man, and the
nshers We're Messrs. Charles Boehmer
Robert Cunningham, Andrew L. FL
lett, Jr.. and Madison Bosworth, OF
Lexington, Ky.
The ceremony was followed by n
reception at the home OF the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan will
spend their honeymoon In the East
and South, and will later be at home
in Lexington, Ky. Out of town guests
at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs
|. Newton Vaughan, Jr,, Of Rich
mond; Mr.. Boxley Vaughan. Of Ash,
land: Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Ryan and
family, Of Norfolk; Mrs. Toxawas
freeman OF NOTEOlk, MFs Eugene
Mc. Yomme. of Baltimore; Mr.. Orish
Gnlieors. Ut Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs
y st.hsieess. az sSn-is.HgTe.. ~AfM sssss' Mys
q. Baumann OF Chicago; Mrs. G. II
Fleming and Misses Fleming. of West
Virginia; MIR. Moore. of Texas; Mrs
John Atell. Mr.. Mat. Walton, Mr.
Eoehmer, Mr.. Eosworth and Mr.. Cum
ningham. Of Lexington. Ky.
Wed in April.
The marriage of Miss Helen Louise
Boudar. OF this city, and Mr., JET
ferson Francis Richardson. of Green
Vile, S. c., whose engagement was
g recently announced: wili take place.
on April so. Miss Boudar IL the old
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clinton Boudar. Of 1888 West Grace
street
Informal Tea.
Misses Feian Gray Watson and
Lillian Watson gave an informal tea
YESTERDAY a,t.inuv at their home on
West Grace. street in honor of their
yuest. Miss Margaret Lee. of Balti-
more. The parlors were decorated
with vases Of pink and white flowers,
and Miss Rosalie Valentine presided
ar the punch bowl. The guests In
ciuded about forty young girls.
Society Receives Relics
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society met yesterday morning al the
Confederate Museum, the first vice.
president. Miss Sailie Archer Ander-
son. presidinx. Quite number OF In
feresting articles TO be added TO the
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