The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
Society


for the various dances In which they
will take part. There are 10 be all
kinds OF picturesque and attractive
dances In the Kirnless, and there Will
Re q chairman for each dance, who
will select the dancers and act rs
charerones Mt the reh0arnals. Miss
Stewart, who will come to Richmond
from Washington. where she is di-
recting a most successful kirmess this
week, viii train the dancers.
Among the dancers In tho Kiriness
viii be the Tsrantella. OF which Mrs.
Augustine Royal In chairman. and
In which the girls and men OF Forest
Hill will take part: the Indian dance
which VIII be gotten up by Mrs. e,
W. .~Massie, the dancers to include
girls and men who live on Church
: Hill: dance Of the seasons. Mrs. Au-
hrey Young. chairman; French dolls
and Teddy Bears. Mrs. Frank Crump.
Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr.. Mrs Charles
Il. Guy and Mrs. Andrew Gray. chair
man; Irish dance. Mrs. Robert Pc
gram and Mrs. John A. Coke. Jr..
chairman; Hungarian dance, Miss
Martha Maury Robinson, chairman.
Entertain In New York.
Mr.. and MrA Joseph u. Willard.
who are spending some time In New
York. were hosts at a dinner at the
81. Regis Thursday night Mr.. and
Mrs Willard went to New York from
Tuxedo Park, n. u, where they spent
the latter part OF February.
Board Elects Onicers.
Election Of officers and the read
ing Of annual reports were the most
interesting details OF the annual meet
ing Of the board OF managers of the
Richmond Exchange for woman's
Work. held yesterday at noon at the
exchange. Mrs. T. j. Parkinson Was
elected corresponding secretary Of
ghe beard. other officers being re-
elected SO follows: Mrs, Henry T.
lis, first vice-presideut; Mrs, G. r.
Cannon. second vice-president: Mrs,
Horace 8. Halves, third rice-presi-
dent. Miss Fanny Munford. recording
secretary. and Mrs. ". s, 1onnah,
treasurer.
The exchange was organized In 1883
and has done a great work among
the women of Richmond and Nir-
ginia, having paid out during the
twenty-nine years IL has been in op-
Grafton something more than s2ss,o9o
as net proceeds 10 workers. The re-
ports for the past year were most en-
couragtng.
AZ the Woman's Club
The annual meeting OF the Womans
Club will be held Monday afternoon
At 80 o'clock In the club pariors
officers for the ensuing year Will be
elected. and annual reports viii be
made.
The. literary round table viii meet
on Wednesday afternoon. when In
Bohemia" will he the topic for dis
cussion under the direction Of Mrs
Henry Avlttt Sampson.
Tea Room uo-tcsscs.
Mrs Goodwin Boykin and Miss Ella
Buck viii he hostesses at the Girls
Club tea room this afternoon at the
jefferson The tables Will be deco
rated with bright nosegays. and VIII
be arranged in the palm court.
Southern society Names Officers
Officers OF the New York South
ern Society have just been elected
as follows. President. Walter l.. Nc
Iorkle, Virginia. Nfce-president,
George Gordon Battle, North Caro-
lima; treasurer. William n. Buck
ner. Virginia; secretary. Thomas :.
Fuller North Carolina: chaplain. the
Rev St Clair Hester, II. D. North
Carolina; executive committee. Archi-
bald X. Watson, Judge Isaac X.
Oeland, Dir Robert &. Myies and
James y. Meng.
Richmond Chapter TO Meet
Richmond Chapter. United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy. Will meet
Wednesday morning at II o'clock in
Lee Camp Hall. business OF import
ance will be brought before the
chapter at this time. and all mem
bers are requested to be present
~. Johns Circle,
ST. Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet Monday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. William II,
Adams, 50T North Twenty-fourth
street. A full attendance IL request
ed. Numerous requests have been re-
cetved to repeat .Skule Days" the
entertainment given by the circle at
John Marshall High school. Feb
raary goth, but owing to illness In
the families OF some of the members
OF the cast. ii can not be given at an
early date IN was hoped. Any one
holding tickets to the first perfor-
nance, not being able TO Use them, on
account OF the iateness Of tho hour in
unavoidable change of halls. may have
this sane redeemed by taking them
to the Church Hin Bank, corner
Broad and Twenty fifth streets. before
March 18th.
~ the Fern Leaf.
The Young Women,s Christian As
sociation will present the following
attractive progra m of violin solos and
story telling by gifted artists of Rich
h; tt,ssssst sS che Fets, i,sa4 sostitfra@.. at
fernooB at a:3o:
Prayer.
la) Romance ......... tAmbrosia)
(b) Novelette, ......... fAmbrosiab
Mrs. F. j.. Hequembourg.
Miss Mary Shelton at tho piano.
The Happy Prince ........ fWilde)
Miss Donna Sheahan.
I4ntermezzo OF Brahms.
Mrs. Hequemhourg.
Hooksr-Harbauqh.
Miss Joseffine TiieresS~ Harbangh.
daughter OF Mrs. william Heyser
Harbaugh. and Mr.. Zebulon Vance
Hooker, Of this city were married
Thursday night at $3.50 O'Clock at the
home OF the brides grandparents. MIR.
and Mrs. William H. Brauer, near
Paramount. The pariors were decor
afed with palms and smilax. and the
ceremony Was performed nv DIR. r. n.
Csliach, the bridal party standing
beneath a wedding bell of lilies OF the
valley.
The bride wore n gown Of white
charmeuse. trimmed in duchess lace.
and a tulle veil caught with lilies OF
the valley. She carried IA shower
bouquet Of white yiolcts and valley
lilies. Mrs. Oscar Hooker as matron
Of honor, and Miss Ruth Caldwell as
maid Of honor. wore gowns OF green
charmeuse, and carried bouquets OF
lilies OF the valley. Misses Esther