The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-02
Society

Miss Mary Chalmers. Miss Mary
Dav winu and Mrs. Winn VIII
cnaperone a party OF Camp Fire Girls
10 Ruckroo Beach the latter part OF
July. No definite plans have as yet
been settled upon. hut IL is expected
that a large number Of girls from
Richmond will attend Among those
who are planning 70 take advantage
a. this outing Misses Grace Gillian,
Emma Sarnps Alice Jones, Mildred
williams. and Adelaid Watkins,
At the Country Club.
The Country club continues to
prove most attractive at this season
Of the year and as the Fourth Of
July comes on Friday, the Thursday
evening hop has been changed to Fri
6av. Dinner parties are being plan
red and there viii be music and dane
ing until "a late hour. The fad for
dancing has become So universal.
that warm weather no longer deters
the devotees from INDUCING IN the
rather strenuous exercise. and
wherever ttrore is dancing II proves
lure. fer not only has the younger
smart set gore into st with much en-
ttusiasin. hat else the married set
A large crowd gathered at the club
last evening. and although many are
leaving Town T'AGE lfft hIiS NFiSilttf
and other summer resourts. the hop
Friday night will he Il delightful af-
fair for those remaining here over
the Fourth.
japanese Tea Party.
Miss Lucille Catfln and Miss Grace
Turner. OF Richmond. were the guests
Of honor last Saturday evening at
delightful japanese tea party given
by Miss Edith Guthrie at the Chesa~
peaRs cottage. Buckrce Beach. Va.
The rooms were deliberately arranged,
with Japanese decorations Miss
Csuthrie's guests were: Miss Alma
Yates OF Newport News; Miss Cope
land. Miss Turner. Miss. Catliu, Nessrs'
Robert Lyme. Edward Wade. Henley
Jones. of Newport News; and Ernest
Yates. OF williamsburg. Tho party
was chaperoned by Mrs. Lear Of
Buckroe Beach.
Stay-Rt-Home Whist Club,
Mrs. O. w. r. Brock. Of 2oS East
Franklin street, entertained the Stay
et-Home Whist club Monday evening
Ono table played. top score being
made by Mr. Tyler and Admiral
Webster The club will meet again
next Monday with Mrs. Brock.
Engagement Announced.
An engagement of great interest
here has Just been announced. being
that of Miss Annie Douglas Beverly
TO Mr.. Harry Flood Byrd. both of
Winchester. Miss Beverly IS a daugh-
ter of Mrs Annie Douglas Beverly.
formerly Miss GRAY Mr.. Byrd is a
son of Speaker Evelyn Byrd and
Mrs. r.. Boiling Byrd.
The marriage will take place in
October. Mr.. Harry Flood Byrd Is
rvpe.MiHaYf GP Valley rTrrnn4lf g
company. publisher Of the Winchester
Star, and one Of the largest apple
growers IN the State
Ninth Annual Recital.
Mrs. w. II. Lucy's class. assisted by
Misses Aileen Hord and Benetta
Hulce. elecutionists, gave their ninth
annual musical at the John Marshall
High school auditorium on the eve
ming of Friday. June 27th The en-
tire program was remarkably well
rendered and received with en-
thusiastic applause. The solo work
Of Miss George Lucy. in her artistic
rendition Of Cello" was particular
ly worthy OF mention. Those taking
part were: Miss Annie Banks. Miss
May Lucy, Mr.. George Lucy, Mr.. l.
y. johnson. Jr, Mr. Harry Lucy. MIR.
Percy Miller. Mr.. Calvin Lucy, Mr..
Leslie Johnson. Thomas Launder. Jr.,
Miss Julia May Parsons. Miss Ollie
weis, Miss Virginia Metxger, Miss
Anna Parsons, Miss Irene Andrews,
Miss Mamie crump. Miss Alma Good
man. Miss Hazel Crunrp. Miss Lena
Shelton. Miss Annie Rose Rowland,
Mr.. Durward Grubbs. Mr. Irwin VIII.
Mr.. Leteile Cummings. Mr.. Walter
Andrews, Mr.. Clifton Cook. Miss
Eenetta Hulce, Miss Aileen Hord.
Mrs. Phillip Boone. Mr.. PhilipsBoone,
Dir. Robert Johnson. Mr. Wyatt
Smith. Mr.. NJ. @ Mooney Mr.. Fred
Johnson. Mr.. Joseph Smith, Mr.. Will
lem Hopkins, Miss Gladys Snider.
Miss Ruby Vermiiiers. Miss Ruby
Snider. Miss Cordelia Crowder. Miss
lillian Gardner and Mr. Rodney Gay.
Ciuff--Nerser.
A very pretty wedding took place