The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-04
Society

s.csock In lee camp Han, A fun
sruxram Of work was mapped out for
ne next few months. and a large mum
,<r OF new members were received.
rne president OF the chapter, Mrs. A.
Montague. presided.
tsrasseS OF honor viii 5e presented
= xaxsy-thre@ veterans aud deseen-
kanss Of veterans by Lee Cbapfer on
xUssSaav evening. September le4h. at
ne Horne for Needy Confederate
aerzen 4 musical program will be
wandered ON that occasion by we'll
s~ewn Richmond musicians. and a
sAsnx shower for the home will he
ss=xure OF the evenings program.
~r-zsrss rssrr-T1trff-
MI s~,arn Mrs Alexander h. White.
W r@rss Tenn. president general OF
sNA United Daughters Of the Con
ss5s~&cy. urging the chap To work
wssAous ceas4rg for the Arlington and
ssassss monuments, which are in course
ri eSanSsroction. and giving an IN
aa~essSrx account OF the plans for the
annual United Daughters OF the Con-
fese-ary convention in Washington
Fs--1Er the month " November Inc
.nar,ser voted SIC towards the Airing
ee- monument. cf which SIR AoseS
Ezekiel the sculptor. and $500 lot
tba shleh monument fund.
MrS. Charles r. norman has been
appointed chairman Of the hooth
WHICH Lee Chapter will conduct at
the stat, fair. and She Will be as
Fsstet b. Mrs. Temple Roy, Mrs.
Percy Trsyior and other members OF
the cfapter. A unsaue design
,ninfa.vre II General Lee encircled
bv Confederate flags and a tauret
rresth~--was adopted yesterday for
the chapter badge.
In Charlotte. y. &.
Saws a Charlotte, n. c., exchange:
Charming guests at the Selwyn are
Mrs Thomas Moore and daughters
Misses May and Julia Moore. of Rich
mond Mrs. Moore is the wife or
the late DR.. Thomas Moore. Of this
city, half sister of Judge r. i.
Osborne. and Mr.. James w. osborne
the latter Of New York. Shortly after
her marriage Mrs Moore resided In
Charlotte. this being Or Moores
home. They left here 10 reside ia
Richmond some years before pF.
Moore's 'Teath.
Nrs Moore is delightfully."- remem~
hered here. sSf,e and her daughters
have recently returned from trip
abroad.
Winfree~-R Wand.
Miss Susie Elizabeth I.ataile mas
issued invitations for the marriage
of her niece. Miss Lucy Catesby Ry-
land. to Mr.. William, Ashton Winfree.
the ceremony to take place on ihurs-
aay morning. September 18th, al 10
o'clock at Mattaperi baptist church.
Cumnor. King and Queen county. va,
Mr.. Winfree and his bride Will pe a
home in Richmond at 25UA hehsihs
ton avenue after October lss'
Dance ut the Calambcrlin.
There was an unusually large CROWD
a, the Chamherlin hotel dance Satur-
6ax evening owing TO the return OF
MANY Of the ships. and the coEseaaeh'
presence of the officers. Among those
seen IN the foor were: Naval con
.truetor and Mrs. A. II. Court. Lleute,''
ant and Mrs. A. A, Garcelon. Iapsati
ana Mrs. Pierce. L. s. A.; Laeutenah
ard Mrs. A. NJ. f, Alien. Ensign ans
Mrs. Racquet. Ensign and Mrs. DeMo''
Dr. and Mrs. George C. Rhodes ..eu =
tenant and Mrs. Allen Kimberly. y. =,
=. Mt%s Esetr OuinbY. Miss LoulAN
p..,r~e-. sssss Ra.sxie Howard, Mis-
Mary Wilson, Miss Bessie Kelly, MiSss'
Emily Hughes. Marguerite and Lucil'
wood jose rhine Brew, Beiheih Mui
r.v DaIian Lee. Of Richmond, and IN
,y;sses Kimberly Messrs ~howai
uast and Trenholm, of Batlnio' z
James Pennington, Rudgare aho LUZ
lev Wtgg. Robert Scott, Coleman 80
rirs David Cnatners. William fsI
ns,i yohn waldrop. Warren f'op
tr.nn Ensign Beardaii ana
and other officers OF the heet.
prominent engagement.
Prominent among the autumn ~,
aagements is that announce ny
snd Mrs. Joseph Hull. OF savanna, nc
- ~ their second daughter, MIS-
N.rv Blue Hull, TO Lieutenant Lazy
pm-ns Marr,tder u. s. A. now s'a
.ioned ar Fort Screven. Both Lieu
,anant Masrs,AerA and his bride 10 D
ara 81 distinguished ancestry. MIS-
Ii,,,,s nother was Miss Eliza Lamar
os the famous old Southern fanny
"a conspicuous member being -. "
Lamar who was secretary vi t'S -
,srlor in cleyeiand's first administfa
ron, and afterwHrd justice OF ~. ~
nreme court. on her father sue 81,
- clatro as ancestors General u
a,aIn aull. of Revolutionary war iaHis
ana Captain Isaac Hull. who as com
rander OF the old Constitution our
irr ,h,. war of 1912 left an fndellpl
prinf upon history. Lieutenant VI"
~ = gr,,daT who wa@ sradaasts'ss 49, iieA
Yves, Point in 1905, is son OF III
George Lloyd Magrua*r, OF W asiiiAe
ron, ID. G., and a uSstsi'p"'At VI
old Maryland family. His flothei
formerly Miss Belle Burns, is ia ~,
fer of General W. ". Burns II
Magruders settled in Prince Geors
county, Md. early in the seventeen
xsAt,,.,fs.-.S.4a -tise family is -uoAea II
it's military SONS. Major Saiaue
Wade Nagruder, an ancestor or III
lieutenant. served in the heFotu.ioi
-AnetA ar- famous relative was len
eraI John Bankhead Nagruuer' mh
vas prominent in the Mexican Nai
For a time he was commander of FOR
Adams AT Newport, and was note
fs0r his brilliant entertainments u
that fashionable center lie Wen
with his native State, virginia "he
- 4, seeeaedy served through the Nv
War as a brigadler general and nm
ished his military career az a mayo
general In Mexico in Maximum
army The wedding OF MISS Hun an
Lieutenant Magruder will be one 0
the social events of Savannah in NO
yember.
Dinner at Hot Springs.
Judge A. C. Cordill, OF New or
leans. gave dinner Monday night .
Hot Springs in the japanese room
OF the Homestead Hotel Among M
thirty guests were Representative am
Mrs. q. w Underwood, Of Alabama
Rear Admiral and Mrs. W. g. Bueh
Ter. OF philadelphia, Judge JOIN