The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-06
Society


An engagement If interest to Rich
nond society 81 that Of Mis5 oilFe
= M.i.soYl ct NoW Orleans, to Mr.. Sar-
gent Pitcher, which was announced ~
at d lncheou in New Orleans several
VI pscn. Hho Is "a
daughter Of Mrs James Nj Pasaud,
spent several months IN Richmond
winter before last as the guest OF MISS
Elsie Parrish and was much enter =
tanned among the debutsnte SET OF
that season The wedding, which
WITH tvr prc-rfft7--ftt society event MIL
take place in New tYlesns or june
Is, Miss Parrish will probably 60 to
New Orleans 10 De a bridesmaid al
the wedding
WIN TO Abroad
Mr. Mcdonald Lee and daughters,
Misses Grace and kobtuftte Lee, WIZ
sail from New York on June IL for
Europe They viii spend several
months travelling on TIE continent.
and VIII ret1rn 10 Virginia in August.
At the Country Club.
one of The largest crowds OF the
year was seer at the Country club
SATURDAY afternoon fer the tea and
later for the dinner dance. Tables were
arranged on the terraces. and we're
decorated with hcneysuckle. snowbslls
nd spircs Mrs. W, l.. clark gave q
;cry pretty luncheon Of eight covers
sAe el4sA SATURDAY. IN honor af her
sister, Mrs. J q Davis. Jr. Of Column
i,sa. : &. q French basket Of lilies
decorated the center of the table Mr
AMI Mrs. Peter n Nave and Miss Ella
Burk entertained az small luncheons
on SATURDAY,
Elects Officers.
The annual meeting of the Holly
Sand Memorial Association wa~ held
on Friday. when officers were eiecIed
for tho year, The officers for the
past g-Uar were re- elected with several
exceptions. Miss Minnie Baughm8n,
who was formerly second Vice presi-
dent ot the association, bat who has
feft Richmond on account II her
health, was made honorary vice presi-
dent. The only other change was in
the Office Of corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. h, A. Bienner WAS named to
MI this Office. with Mrs Hugh NJ. Tay-
Tor as her assistant. Mrs Edgar TaY-
Tor, president Of the association. rea q
her annual report
Dr, George W. Mcdaniel viii deliver
the sermon III the annual memorial
service, which will be held III the
First Baptist church on Sunday night.
May 20. All memorial and military
LIMITATIONS are invited 10 attend
the services Mayor =. G. Richard
son Will make thu address. .sa HELIX
wood Memorial Day. Ma 30. lie Will
he introduced by MIR. Chapman. An
Interesting feature Of the parade on
Memorial Day will be the marching
81 members Of the auxiliary chapters
IT the United Daughters Of the Con
federacy. school children ara urged
80 be at Hollywood early on Memo.
rial Day to assist In decorating the
soldiers graves. The bones Of a Con.
federate soldier recently discovered II
ffa t-t-'ttr,tttf-t' -~t-rrr Pines, witt
he moved 10 Hollywood on Memorial
Day.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ycrbury Hoop
~, Of BaItimore and Cambridge. Nd
have announced tho engagement of
their daughter. Anna Stewart. and
Mr.. James Ellsworth Buck son II Mr.
and Mrs, William IL Buck, ~
'tockeysville, Nd The wedding. which
Will lac u quiet one, will take pls re
early tn june at the home nf ths bride
80 West Lafayette avenue. and vii
1o followed by Is small reception. Miss
Hooper Is, & 2erS.- attractive girl ard
made her debut last winter az the FIRST
Monday german In Baltimore
old Dominion Chapter.
Old Dominion chapter. Daughters
OF the American Revolution, Will meet
Tuesday afternoon at clcok in the
home ~ Mrs. Knox Crutrhfietd, 71l
Lamb avenue. Barton Heights Re
ports from the Continental Congress
will be made and other importan,
business transacted
Engagement announced,
MT and Mrs. A, q. Stevenson an.
houhGe tina engakemaat and apf+H..f4 :, h
ing marriage of their daughter. Mary
Florence. 10 Mr. Atwei Parker
Temple, The wedding to take place or
ne EVehTns OF june II n The nome
Of tho bride. Owing 80 recent be.
rosvcluent In the brides family ~,
invitations will be issued, nearest rela-
- Ills es an a tnoss Intrinsic. f.sie4sd~ Of s;9a
bride and groom witnessing the cere-
uony.
Mrs. Arthur Glasgow is spendinr
some time IN Paris and VIII not r..
'iorn 10 her home in London unfit
lteEt month. Mrs. Glasgow. who was
he guest OF her father, Mr.. JOHN T.
Branch. for several months last win
ter, and was accompanied home Nv
h%r SISTER, Miss Efle Branch.
Reunion Notes.
An unusuai feature or The C0nfcd-
-sraIe reunion In Macon a.44-r4his- eet-t~l,
vi he the GROWING Of "A Queen 4
the Reunion. which honor mas been
conferred on Miss Mary Scandrert. OF
Macon
M ~. &s4s Esdysss4 haas ee4scted her
maids Of honor some Of the most
beautiful young women In Gcoret.
these Including Miss Matte Chap
peU. Miss Luride Turner. Miss Jewel
Jacobs and Miss Jennie Riley. Of
Macon: Miss Pearl Lewis. of Valdos.
ia. Miss Matte Lewis Dodscn. If
Americus; Miss Agnes Jones, ~ AL
h&ry; Miss Harriet Calhoun, Of A.
lan,a; Miss Lucy Eve Allen. 81 Au-
EusIa, Miss Susanne Grantlaud OF
'Sufin; Miss Mildred Mauttrie. OF
Rome; Miss Eliza beth Kyle. ~ TO-
1Aribus, ana Misc Latoge Darwin, II
Athens.
Wednesday evening the lens (
C"i feoerate Veteran. will sive.a bril-.
tiaTt ball in the FDlunt"s~ armory
fei the queen. spnrsots and maid.
There VIII be large reception at the
hons Of John T. Moore. mayor Of
Macon. in College street, on Thurs
day afternoon aud this will be fol-
lowed In the evening hy q bah for
the veterans 81 The Volunteers Ar
inor@
Mrs. Walter Douglas Lamar, prom-
inent society woman and president Of
the Sidney I.anier Chapter, T.. y. C..
has had q principal part in arranging
for the reunion. Miss Louise Rich.
ardson. 81 This city, Is Mrs. Lamar'x
guest for this week