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

cabinets, the wives of Democratic
governors, governors-e and Demo-
cratic guhernatoriai candidates. wives
Of tho Democratic justices of the Su-
preme Court, the wives OF the Demo-
cratic national committeeman and the
wives of prominent District Demo-
Gratis and from the country at large.
One of the most interesting tables
will be that given over TO the lineai
descendants of Presidents who served
unaer the banner Of Democracy. Con-
icuous In the, group will be Miss
Esther Cleveland. born in the White
mouse eighteen years ago. and Miss
Marion Cleveland, daughters of the
late President. These young women
are the only children of Democratic
President living, and with them will
sit the female descendants of-Prasi-
dents Jefferson, Monroe, Van Buren,
! and Tyler.
Guests or DIR. and Mrs. Bassett.
Or. and Mrs Hugh Rassett, Of los
West Grace street, have as their
guests the formers mother and sig
ter. Mrs. Rassett and Miss Bassett,
OF California, who are en- route to
California from Europe. where they
have been spending several months.
| They landed in New York some ten
days ago. and spent a week there
before coming 10 Richmond.
Return From Atlantic City.
Misses Alice and Emma Netherland
have returned TO the city, after an
. absence of weeks They were
guests OF friends at Orange. Va. for
"a month. and later spent two weeks
with a party OF friends at Atlantic
City.
Program on China.
This afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
t,ation a program on China will bt
Ne nature OF the regular Sunday at
home. A flag Of the new republic
will be given each guest. The fol-
lowing numbers compose the program:
/ Scripture reading.
Rock Of Ages tHerbert Johnson}.
! Miss Elijah Montgomery.
Under the Old Flag, Mrs. r. J.,
WhIingham.
Chinese hymn. Ching Chou.
4 The Revolution. Miss Peachy Will
son.
J Christianity's Influence on New
I China, Mrs. f. Z. Osgood.
Lee Chapter
The regular monthly meeting Of
Lee Chapter. United Daughters of the
Confederacy. will be held in Lee
! Camp Hall Tuesday morning at IL
I o'clock. Members are requested TO
bring in their blanks
The auxiliary of Lee Chapter will
meet the same afternoon az 4
/ o'clock in the auditorium of John
Marshall high school
Richmond Chapter.
Richmond Chapter. United Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy. will meet
Wednesday morning at II O'Clock in
I Lee Camp Hail. This is The final
meeting before the Confederate Ban.
which will he given in the Masonic
Temple. under the auspices OF Rich
mond Chapter. on May 18th. and all
members are urged to be present
Excursion to williamsburg.
! An excursion to- Williamsburg under
the auspices of the Alumnae Assoc
citation of the Woman's College will
! be given next Saturday. May 18th.
Luncheon will be served in Williams
| burg by the ladies OF Rruton parish
church. The excursion, arrangements
/ for which have been made by Miss
Mary Carter Anderson and Miss
/ Louise Thomasson, promises to be an
| enjoyable affair.
I ChappcIf-Land.
The marriage Al Miss Frances
Young Land. daughter of the late Ma
! thaniei J. Land and Mrs. Land. of
Greenesville county. and John Wallace
/ Chappeil, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
| 5 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at
/ the home of the brides brother. Rob-
! ert Land, In Emporia. Rev. J. Sidney
| Peters performed the ceremony.
| The bride wore travelling gown OF
| tan cloth. with a picture hat. and was
given in marriage by her brother.
7 Mr.. Land. She carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses and lilies of
! the valley. Mrs. Charles Whaley was
J h2r ar nf hnnnr un
IL white satin gown made with an
| overdress of white marquisette and
] trinsnled la pearls. X She ssss rr tsd A
! bouquet of pink sweetpeas. Miss
/ Ethel Land was maid of honor. and
! little Miss Matte Randolph Land, a
| niece Of the bride, was ring-bearer
| The maid OF honor was gowned In
white crepe meteor and carried a
| bouquet similar to the dame of honor
and the little r!ng-bearer wore q lin
| gerie frock of lace and null with
| green ribbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clayton Land
entertained the relatives and out-of-
town guests at a reception on Monday
Ssveiatng following the rehearsal. MIR.
and Mrs. Chappell left at once for
| a Northern wedding trip, and on their
return will be at home in Smtthheld.
Guests from distance attending the
ceremony were: Nr. and Mrs. Berry
man, of Surry: Mr. and Mrs. Noting
ham. OF Lynchburg: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Whaley Broadnax. William Land, of
South Hill; DIR. Parker. OF Smith
| field: DIR. Taiiaferro. OF Lynchburg:
!! Miss Lillian Chappell of Woman's
College; Mr.. Claude Chappeli. of Nor
| folk: Mrs. Samuel Niemeyer. of
/ Portsmouth.
| A. p. v. A. to Meet.
| The general Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
will meet on Tuesday morning at IL
o'clock In the rooms OF the Virginia
| Historical Society. A full attendance
| OF members is desired.
! Personals.
Mr.. w. r. Mayo. Jr., Of Richmond,
who is spending some time abroad,
i has been in Paris for the past few
weeks
! Miss Nellie Reynolds has been visit
| ing Miss Elfzabev, Willard at tho
| Wizards country place at Fairfax.
/ Va.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. T. "a Elicit will spend
! the summer abroad.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie n. Reid and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haskins will sail
| from New York for Europe this
week.