The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-13
Society

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old Horse Show building at the Re-
servoir last night with the view OF
forming a Roller Skating Cub If last
nights venture proved successful and
Of iindlng amusement and relief from
the nonotony Of Lent tn roller skat-
ing. IL the skating party last night
Is Viewed In the light Of success,
tho club will be organized with large
membership and duly elected body
~ officers within the next few days,
ard will continue to have the skating
parties in the Horse Show building
on Tuesday evenings for several
months.
Among those skating last night who
will become members OF the club were
Mrs. Moncurc Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Pegram, Air. and Mrs. Stuart
Bowe, MIR and Mrs Stafford Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julien Gum. Mr. and Mrs.
rhiiip Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Hume. Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland Chap
pin. Mrs Philip Edward johnson, nv.
and Mrs. Sanford Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs Beverly Crump. Mr.. ard Mrs
HUBBARD, Mr. and Mrs John Brooks
FINK. Misses Mary Scarborough.
Eugene Taylor. Cora Younger, Della
Davenport, Mary Travers Elsie Par
IRISH. Martha Robinson. Martha Mar
tin. Annette and EN- Dabney. Carrie
Face Neal. Daisy Roykin. the Misses
Clark and Messrs James Ball, Ran
aelph Cardoxa. ST, George Cooke,
Rives Fleming. Peyton Fleming.
Geddes Winston. Charlie Ifar~ir. John
Elicit. Henry Elicit. Antony Adams.
Sydnor, James Augustine. John
Cutchins. John Aiken Branch, William
E,rh lar ex fsau3riIp n-ftlis. TNrtg.y
Knox Wilson. Kicks, Harris, Albert
Tanner. JAIME Anderson, F. l. John
con. George Lindenherger. John Mil
Ter and Marion Langhorns.
Cards Issued
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas David Neal. announcing
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Carrie Pace. to Mr.. William
Franklin Augustine, on Wednesday
evening. March -1rn, III West Main
street. The wedding will take place
at $40 o'clock in the presence Of only
relatives and few intimate friends.
Alumuae to Meet
The AlumnaA Association of the
Wcman's College will hold most In
te-tst.ng meeting on Friday after
noon. March ED. at the residence of
Miss Emma Morehead Whitfield, 1890
Grove avenue. The question as to
whether college courses as offered al
present are practicable for women
after graduation and college wcmsn's
attitude toward marriage will DC ors-
ruxsed by several members Of the as
ISOLATION a large attendance Of mem
bers Is desired, and all aiumnae are
urged to attend.
st. Pntrick's Tea.
The Junior Auxiliary of Lee Chap
ter L. p. C., will give a St Patricx's
tea for children at the Home for
Needy Confederate Women on Friday
afternoon from to o'clock. Souve-
Mrs suggestive of the patron saint of
Ernie Isle will be given the children.
and grab bag. filled with Sa. Patrick
novelties. will be in charge Of Mrs.
Stafford Parker ard Mrs. Robert
Pegram. Mrs. Stuart Bpwe and Mrs
John A. Coke. Jr.. will preside at the
tea table, and others assisting in en-
Pertaining the children VIII he Mrs.
Thomas Bigger Miss Emma Gray
White. Mrs. A. J. Montague. Mrs. i.
Newton Vaughan, Jr.. and Miss
Marian Ryiand. The high school
uuartetts will sing popular songs, and
here VIII be other musical features.
Tea Hostcsses.
Mrs. Thomas r. Bryan and Miss
Evelyn Gordon will be hostesses ut
the Girls Club tea room at the JEFF
terson this afternoon, The tables
will be arranged in the palm garden.
and will be decorated with yellow and
white flowers
Approaching Marriages.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Marston an
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter. Ella, to Mir. George
Lyons Farsnholt. The wedding Will
take place In the near future at the
brides home at Toanu. Va.
The engagement of Miss Virginia
81. Robey, OF Pittss:vapia county.
formerly OF Stafford. and Mr.. Ed
ward T. Startling, n popular young
business man OF Danvflie, Va, has
feeu announced The wedding VIII
take place early in June In Epip-
hany church. Danville, Va
PIummer-W Wright.
Invitations bave been issued by Mrs
rage of her daughter. Willard Jose
phine, to Mr.. Leaxen Bristoe Plum
mer. Of Portsmouth The wedding
@ill take place at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas Smith Shepherd
tomorrow evening at 1890 o'clock.
and will be very quiet, owing to the
recent death of the groom's mother.
Mrs. Murphy President.
The board of managers OF the Nir-
X1rfd Home TOT 1HCuTdultS Incl Nts-
terday morning, and elected the fol-
!, saNsng. officers Yftpr this. year Mrs.
John Murphy, president; Mrs. II. NJ.
PuIlsam. first Wee president; Mrs.
]. b. Lacy, Mrs. ii. G. Manson. Miss
Annie Ball, Miss Sarah Allen. Mrs.
A. l.. Straus. Mrs. Dunston, Mrs. John
Teefey and Mrs William Hodges
Mann. vice. presidents. Mrs. Loren
Dickinson. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. j. Jordan Leake, assistant cor
responding secretary; Miss Laura
Victor. recording secretary, and Mrs
A. c. Becker. treasurer. Mrs. Sarah
.sdalnson was elected chairman Of
the committee on linen and pantry
supplies, Mrs. Malcolm @. Bruce.
chairman, and Mrs. Charles Il.
Workman. Jr.. assistant chairman Of
tho visiting committee; Mrs. A. l..
t,raus, chairman and Mrs. Edwin
Price, assistant chairman OF the house
committee: Mrs r. X. Elicit was
made chairman of the executive COM
mittee, which II composed of tn
ofiiceYs Of the board. and Mrs. A. l.,
6traus. Mrs. Aubrey Young and Mrs.
Henry w. Kountree.
The home has recently been rem
Oyated on the interior, and the pub
lie will be afforded an opportunity
70 see the improvements on April 10,
which will be observed as opening
day with a reception from 3 to q
& o'clock In the afternoon. Mrs. Charles
r. workman. Jr.. was appointed