The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-26

O. substitute to the general meeting
Of the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy each year to represent the
society with a report. Mrs. II. NJ.
Duncan presented the society with a
photograph of General Robert T..
Lee, showing him leading his troops
at the battle Of the Wilderness. A
letter was received from Mrs Davis
Royal. Of Front Royal, Va, stating
that she was an. eyewitness TO the
hanging and murder OF Mosby's men
by General Custer. This letter leaves
no doubt of the presence and sane
ton of General Custer of this murder
Mrs, Mallet, of the University of Vtr-
Rinia, sent three books belonging to
her husband. Mr.. Charles Wallace
loaned the museum two parlor chairs
which were used in that house dur
ing the war.
Invitations issued.
Invitations have been sent out by
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs,
Daniels TO a garden party this after
noon from $50 to T:30. at Single Oak,
Woodley Lane. in honor Of the North
Carolina society OF Washington.
Miss Amics' Pupils Give Recital.
The pupils Of Miss Helen VI. Amies
gave a delightful recital Tuesday
evening at ChImhorazo auditorium
from s:15 TO 1880 O'Clock About
$50 people were present. The pupils
did excellent work and received much
applause and quantities of flowers.
The honor badges were presented by
Mr. w r. Amies and Mr.. Arthur
/ presented the class pins The follow
/ ing took part: Miss Alma Hall, Miss
/ Elsie Tinslay. Miss Lillian Moran, Mr..
/ Alton Powell, Miss Bessie Pockling
/ ton, Miss Lucille Flournoy, Miss
] Blanche phaup, MIR. Arthur. Miss
Pearl Booker. Miss Maude william,
Miss Louise Foster, Miss Laura Will
SON. Miss Edna Powell, Mr.. Earl
/ Hobson. Miss fTnzel Hobson. Miss
Ethel Booker. Mr.. Stokes, Mr.. Yer
nice Hall Miss Elsie Tinsley. MIR.
| Hartley Collins. Miss Ruth william,
! Mr. Spraggius. Miss Blanche Avery,
/ Miss Lillian Moran, Miss Bessie Pock-
! linrton. Miss Matte Cherry. Mlst
! Ruth Gale. Mrs. Booth. Miss Inez
/ Hartman. Miss Mabel Harmon, Miss
/ Susy Charley, Miss Bessie Spraggius,
| Miss Blanche Barrow. Miss Inez Har-
man. Miss Ethel Booker. Miss Oakie
/ Booker, Miss Mabel Fisher, Miss
| Mabel Hartman. Miss Alma Hall Miss
| Blanche Phaup, Miss Matte Cherry,
| Miss Bessie Spracgius, Mr.. Arthur.
| Miss Elsie Brown.
| In Honor of Miss Pittman.
/
Mr.. and Mrs J. n McDearmon on
tertained n party of young people at
| their home at Evergreen, Va, last
| Friday night in homer Of their guest,
I Miss Maude pittman, of Richmond.
/ The evening was spent in music, con-
| sisting OF string orchestra from
| Iynchburg and vocal selections which
were greatly enjoyed by the large
! number present. Tho halls were
! npffGd ViqnfG unH
daisies. while the parlors were bank
ed with ferns and daisies. Refresh
ments were served. consisting of
punch and ices.
/ Those that attended were: Misses
/ Sadie Smell, Beatrice Inge, Annie
Cheatham, Bertha Woodbridge, Ber-
tie Cralle, Maggie Cawthorn, Annie
Ragland, Maggie and Louise Le-
Grande. Earle and Ida Farrar, Elaine
McDearmon, W. s. Farrar Tucker
Cheatham, Walter Tweedv. c, s. Nc
I.Dearmon, w. c. Farrar. Mr and Mrs,
j. w. Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. w, A.
McDearrnon, j. r. Hamilton and S,
J. Jennings.
Those from distance were: G.
Sugar. Hall, Va: James Clarke, Pc
tcrsburg: Warren s. Johnson. Clifton
Forge, Va; o. l.. Farrar, FarmVille,
Va Miss Matte Norris. Pamplin.
Va; Mr.. Forbes. Forest, Va Miss
Maude Pittman and Mrs. l. Il. Pitt
man. Richmond, Va.
Personals.
/ Mr. and Mrs c. Il. Richardson have
returned to the city after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Frank t. Holt of
| Stanton
| Misses Carrie AND Rebecca Morgan
are the guests Of Misses Elizabeth and