The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-23
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The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
will run moonlight excursion to
Dutch Gap Tuesday night. which
promises to be very enjoyable at
fair. Those who have been invited
to act a. patronesses are: Mrs VIII
liam Hodges Mann, Mrs. Clarence
Wyatt. Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs
George Ainslie, Mrs. w. w. Sale. Mrs
: Charles Dempsey. Mrs. Joseph X. Par
Lotto, Mrs e. w. Bowles Mrs r. A.
Siegel, Mrs. Raleigh w. Hicks. Mrs
j. B. Fuller, Mrs. NJ. r. James. Mrs.
James McGraw. Jr., Mrs. NJ s.
Hewitt, Mrs. J. Conrad Hutchinson,
Randolph Tucker.
Miss Lancaster Returns.
Miss Kittie Lancaster. who has been
in New York for some time. where
she attended the wedding OF her
brother, has returned to Richmond,
and is now the guest OF Miss Mary
Ball at Westhampton. She expects
To leave in July for ''Wallawhatoola."
the country home OF the Lancasters.
Mrs r. A. Lancaster Is In Quebec.
Canada, the guest OF her son and
tiaughter-i in law. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Lancaster.
Important Meeting.
u.
ters will meet this afternoon at 4:3o
o'clock with Mrs. w. A. Cheatwood,
2110 East Grace street This Is the
lest meeting before adjournment for
the summer. and all members are
urgently requested to be present and
give their ticket report on the moon
light given June 18th.
At the jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G.. Wagner,
whose marriage took place In Rich
mond June 18th. are stopping at the
jefferson hotel Mrs Wagner was
formerly Miss Sara B. Walker. of
Wilmington. Del.
VIII Meet Wednesday.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
society viii meet "Wednesday. June
.5th, at II o'clock. in the Confed-
crate Museum THIS will be very
interesting meeting and all members
are asked TO he present
At the Womans Club.
An informal tea will be given this
Woman's club. These affairs are al
ways very delightful and will be
given every Monday afternoon at the
club until further notice.
boat Club Regatta.
The annual regatta. which took
place at the Virginia Boat club Sat
urday afternoon. proved very de-
ughtful AFFAIR. both from sporting
ard social point of view. The races
were very interesting and the club
house presented quite n pretty scene
with the young girls in their light
summer frocks and gay parasols scat
tered about the lawn Among those
noted at the club were: Mr. and Mrs
"A. r. Dew, Miss Gertrude Crenshaw.
Miss Eliza Montgomery, the Misses
Richardson, Miss Martha Fitzgerald.
Miss Virginia Chesterman. Miss An
ME H. Kerans. Miss Josephine Ell
lett. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. II. s. Morrison. the Misses
Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton. Miss Jane
Cushman. and Mrs, Cushman. Mr..
Peyton Fleming. Mr.. Sam Lacy. Mr..
Lawrence Parsons. Mr.. Robert Cush-
man. Mr.. James Wheat, Mr. Robert
Forrest Mr.. Fenten Jacobs Mr.. Ger
shaw, Mr.. Albert Word, Mr.. John
Christian. Mr., George Haw. Mr.. Ed
ward Mccarthy. and others.
Personals.
Mrs. Taylor Burton. OF Alexandra.
is the guest OF her parents, Rev and
Mrs. Landon r. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCaw and
family, II Richmond. are spending
some time at the Fitzhugh cottage,
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Thomas Morris, Of this city. Is
the guest Of Mrs. ]. w. Jackson. of
$50 Twsnty-seventh street, Newport
News
Miss Olympia Williamson has re-
turned from Baltimore, where she
has been attending a house party
given by Misa Sudler.
Miss Gertrude Crenshaw, who has
been spending the winter in Boston.
Mass, has returned to Richmond. and
IL the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Crenshaw.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee. who has been
spending some time In the city Wis
fling friends left Saturday to visit
her cousin. Captain Dan Lee. near
Fredericksburg.
Miss Anita Cussens will leave this
week for Mathews county, where she
will be the guest Of Miss Mary But
Ter. She will go later to Blue Ridge
dmfnit To spend the rest OF the ssisa-
mer.
Mrs Thomas Armistead has opened
Aer country home, Cedar Grove,
near Bon Air.