The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-05

his bride will be at home. n caen. A
Stuart avenue.
Mrs. Ramsay in Boston.
MIS- Sears Ramsay. OF WeAtover,
Va, has taken house in Common.
wealth avenue. Boston. in order to
spend the winter with her two sons,
John Sears Harold Harvard 'Iol
and B. 8. Harold Harvard. Is). Mn.
Ramsay's daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Sears Harold. will make her debut
In Boston this winter.
Woman's Club Notes.
The executive board Of the Woman,s
club held its first meeting this fall
Thursday afternoon In the club par
lors. Reports were made concerning
repairs during the past summer an~
otncers were elected to I'LL the vacan-
cies. caused by the designations OF the
president, Mrs. Moses d. Hoge, and
the recording secretary and treas.
urer, Miss Claire Guiilaume. Mrs. w.
@. Stanard succeeds to the presidency,
Mrs Thomas Cary johnson 10 first
vice-president and Miss Jane NJ.
rutherford. second vice-presidens
The offices OF recording secretary and
treasurer were separated. Mrs. John
Hunter. Jr.. was elected recording
secretary. Mrs. William A, Crenshau,
treasurer. and Mrs. 7. A. Ilefroy,
corresponding secretary. Mrs. LEROY
and Mrs Mann Valentine were elected
10 the board
On Monday afternoon a reception
VIII be rendered Miss Guillanme, the
retiring secretary and treasurer. vasi-
tors cards will not hold good on this
occasion, guests being limited entirely
to club members and a Few Of Miss
Guiliaume's friends. invited at her
request The receiving party WIN tn.
Guide the present officers Of the club.
AL former presidents and board
members will also act as hostesses.
Miss Matte Harris will be in charge
OF the dining nOom- and decorations
will be in green and white.
bride. Eject Entertained.
Mrs. Fred b. Evensen was hostess
at ar attractive miscellaneous shower
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
Highiand Park in honor OF Miss
Rosalie 6hafer, whose marriage To
Mr.. Rudolph Augustus sSfeEe1 viii take
place on the evening or October 17th
In Holy Trinity church. The parfors
were decorated In green and yellow.
The gifts were strung on = ribbon line
and caught with tiny gilt clothespins,
which were presented an souvenirs to
the guests. Miss Mary Dame and Miss
leila Atkinson. OF Newport News.
poured tea, and Miss Katie Lewis and
Miss Ruth Atkinson served punch.
The guests numbered about thirty
Ave.
Delegates to D. A. n. Conference.
Ola Dominion Chapter. Daughters
Of the American Revolution. held IL
first fall meeting last week at the
Johnston Dudley. Miss Moiiie News
man. Of Norfolk, and Miss Ella Mayo
were elected delegates to the State
d. A. r.. conference, which. meets at
Onancock on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Mrs. Dudley rendered her resig-
nation ~ regent OF the chapter. The
chapter decided to make contribu-
ton to the John Marshall high school
library e the REQUEST Of the librarian.
will be held at the home OF MS r.
e. Pelouse, when oficers will be
elected for the year.
Notable oussts.
Says dispatch from Hot Springs,
Va. dated October "a:
Society people here are greatly In
terested IN the little grandson OF Theo-
dore Shonts. Duke dc Chaulnes, aged
about three and : hall years. He
steamer two years ago upon hin final
visit to the country. He II I manly
little youngster who speaks both Eng
liah and French quite plainly. ana
refers to himself In naughty fashion
N thu puks DC ChAu1nSa. Hi nureos
and his family. the Duchess and Miss
MarEuerite Shonts. his aunt, addrsas
pute with His nurse this morning
about lii sleeping apartment, STAMP
Ing his foot In anger. he exclaimed.
'sNurse. you MID to me last night.
Duke Dc Chaulnes, yOu shan have
that large bedroom.