The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-02
Society

sued invitations for a reception on
Thursday afternoon, December isth.
from TO o'clock, when her daugh.
ter. Miss Evelyn LYMAN jackson, viii
he introduced to Richmond society,
ssr. and Mrs Jackson also have cards
ont for a reception the same even
ing, from to ii o'clock, in honot
OF their daughter. The married ses
II De entertained tn the afternoon
and the unmarried set in the even
ing.
Gard Party Fer Debufantcs.
Mrs Charles +. Lee will entertain
al cards Wednesday afternoon at her
home 22l5 West Grace street, IN
homer Of her debutnnte niece. Miss
Nalias Lee. and Miss Jennie Penpe,
cf New Orleans Miss Psffue Is visit
tug ,sss lee
-f51asc--Asiiier.
An interest nE but aJiet wedding
will be celebrated IN 81. Paals Epls~
coral church ct noon TO-DAY. "heh
Miss Lucille Doris Miller, OF Colorado
Springs. Col. daughter Of MI. aho
Nrs J Galloway Mansfield Miller.
win become the bride Of Mr.. George
Barnett chase Of Louisville. KY, son
81 Mr. and Mrs Jonathan Chase Inc
bride Will he given In marriage os
her hrother-iu~ law. Mr.. F. Travers
Wood. she will wear a gray travel
Ing SUIT with Rohespierre collar ana
o gray bonnet. with the family corals
aad q corsa &c bouquet Of orcn-os,
Mira Travers Wood Will be her sisters
dame Of honor and only attendant
Mrs. Howard Warren Hall will en-
:ertain al breakfast for the bride In
her horne at 2ssz Park avenue, which
wifi ne decorated in yellow chrysan-
NrG his bride
wtli leave this evening at IL o'clock
for Hot Springs. Va. and an extended
southern trip. and will be at home
IN Louisville, NY, after January ist-
Miss HaxaiFs Debut
The following Item from Bait"
more exchange in of much interest
20 Richmond society, as Miss Haxall
IL prominently related here:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cuitman Lowell
gave q dinner dance Friday evening
at Rahinswood, their country home m
the G~-en Spring Valley, at which the
guest of hcnor was Mrs. Lovelrs debu-
tante niece, Miss Anne Peasants
HAxan. daughter of MIR. and Mrs ].
Tripleft Haxall. Dinner was served
al small. tables decorated with yell
low rysanthemums and yellow
shaded candles. Receiving with MRS,
Lowell and Miss HaxaiI were: Miss
Hose Haxafi, Miss Mary Thorn and
Miss Susanna White. The guests In
GUIDED Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Hunt
~ Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Triplet'
Haxali Mr.. and Mrs. Horace White
DIR and Mrs. Garden Wilson. Miss
Bess:e Elder, Miss sara Bell VII,
Hams. Miss Nancy Bruno, Miss Eller
Keyser. Miss JuIiana keyser. Miss
Eliza beth Lennon. Miss Edith Nc
Henry. Mss Lawrence Hoffman. Mis-
Virginia Amber. Miss Katharine
Bond. Miss Eleanor Cary. Miss Mar
garetta Bonsal, Miss Katharine Lee
Miss Ethel Zee, Miss Etsa Thorn
Count Louis de Sartiges. third secre
tary of the French embassy in Wash
ington: Mr. Jaen Davidge. of Wash
ington. Mr.. Walter dec. Pouitney
MIR. List Warner. Mr. Horace White
Jr., Mr.. Harry Thomas, Mr.. Robertso
Griswold. Mr.. John Philip Hill. MI
Rufus X. Goodenow, Jr, Mr.. Charlie
Elliott. Mr.. Nathaniel Atkinson, MI
Charles Buchanan. MFR, Evelyn Har
risen. Mr.. T. Mexican Se1ere, MI
Horatio Turner MT Sifford Pearrf
Mr., Carlisle Barton, Mr.. James Man
ming. Mr.. p. Stewart Ridgely. Mr.. Ju
Ian Ridgeiv. Mr.. r. Curzon Hoffman
Jr., Mr.. Wallace Giffen. Mr.. Rober
W. johnson. MIR. Donneli stewart, MI
Gustav Lorman, Mr Wharton Smit
and Mr. Woodruff Marston.
Musical Teas.
Much interest is being shown anon
the society women of Richmond in
series Of musical teas 10 he given q
the jefferson hotel on Wednesday al
ternoons in February and March. Tn
program Will be given by some c
the best known soloists In the coun
try, who will come to Richmon
from Washington, where they will
heard al the Playhouse in simi'a
affairs under the patronage OF Mr.
John HAYS Hammond, Mrs Presto
Gibson. Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Ions
worth and other notable social leader
Of the capital. These musicals, whic
will be followed ny delightful tea
will be entirely subscription affair
and already representative list c
prominent society women have bee
secured as patronesses Mrs Chan
ming Ward. who has recently com
10 live in Richmond from Chicago,
taking an active part in arrangin
the series of FIVE concerts, Mrs. Ware
who is an accomplished musician
and was heard In "A charming cor
cert at the Wonan's club a mont
or no ago with much pleasure by tn
club members is grest'v intereste
mord. ami Z liz with the desire of err
riching the musical life among tn
cultured women OF the city that sh
In arranging 'hese afTeirs.
To Visit In Norfolk.
Miss ] aura CLAW, a daughter o
Casius CLAY or Kentucky, and a de
scerdant of Henry Clay. will go /
Norfolk this week where she will b
the guest -of Comma nder and Mr..
Stone on the "Pichmondr Whit
there Miss Clay will address the Eauu
Suffrage LEAGUE. She has been fer
number Of years president of IN
Kentucky Suffrage lea que, and is wide
Is known fer her work in the caus.
Niss Clsv is now visiting her sis'el
Mrs. Daniel Crensha ", in Rich
mond.
p-~>ntien a. apt-~oryr
A dsii~ftfui rer evsficn was given lar
week at "pirvcrw che srtnnr horn
in hlberoar'e county IN hrrcr Of vi
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