The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-07

l.. Johnston. Jr.. ]. Gordon Leake,
David H. Leake. Stuart c. Leake. Wal
ter Leake, John P. Lea. Egbert G.
Leigh. Jr.. Palmer Leigh. Evans Lind
say. William Lawton, Jr.. c. Banks
dale Lathrop, p. Fl. Mayo. s. r Nor
gan. Stuart y. Michaux, Robert b.
Munford. Jr., Thomas H. McAdarlls
a. Carlton McKenney, Frank j. Nc
Carthy. r. II. Osterloh, Allen Potts.
William Fl. Palmer, Jr., ]. Scott Par
rlsh. Leigh II. Page C -p.nekaarr
George NJ Reid. Leslie IT Reed, f.
A. Rennolds. 10 Lane Stern. r. Car
ter Scott, George Cole Scott. Ashton
Starke. Hiram NJ. Smith, b.. n. String
fellow, ]. Gordon Smith. Benjamin H.
Smith, William r. Trigg, Fl. A Van
Landingham, DIR. Douglas Wander
Hoof. Joseph r. willard, Garrett E.
Wall, John G. Walker, r. ST. Julien
Wilson. A. Murat Willis. Coleman
Workman. c. F. Workman, III,
Charles Watkins John SHELTON Will
iiams, william II. White. Joseph A.
White and Robert Coleman Walker.
Interesting Wedding This Week.
An interesting event of this week
Is the wedding Of Miss Alice Coleman
Nelson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Hugh Nelson, of this city,
aiftl WI ituisASI S4sfltAIs ia new II oTht
son OF Or. and Mrs. Francis Smith. Of
the University of Virginia, which will
take place Thursday evening Decem-
Der nth, at O'Clock, In the home
OF the brides parents, 924 West Grace
street. Only the immediate families
and few intimate friends will wit
ness the ceremony, few additional
friends being invited for the recep-
ton which follows
Numerous charming affairs will be
given for Miss Nelson this week.
among them being a card party by
Mrs Louis Cutchins on Tuesday. and
luncheon by Mrs. Mann Valentine
on Wednesday
At the Clubs.
Mrs. William Shipp. of North Caro-
lima. will give a travel talk at the
Woman's club Monday afternoon at
400 o'clock She is a cultivated and
brilliant woman, and the members of
the club and their guests will be out
In full force TO hear her. Besides
being an entertaining lecturer. Mrs.
Shtpp Ia a woman of great beauty
and charm. While in Richmond she
will be the guest of DR.. and Mrs J.
Allison Hodges.
Mrs, william A. Burrows. presi-
dent Of the Mothers club OF Rich
mond, will give an interesting talk
at the Art club of Richmond Tues
day afternoon at 4:3o o'clock. on the
Congress on Hygiene" which was
held in Buffalo last summer. which
she attended as a delegate from this
city. 10
Musical Tea.
Madame Neilis- Foster will give her
Christmas musical tea Tuesday after
noon at 1870 o'clock In her apart
ment in the Hanover. Decorations
VIII be in cedar. Christmas bells and
holly, A trio will be sung by Miss
Jessie Savage, Miss Louise Sutton and
Miss Simmons. A tenor solo by Mr..
Ralph Ludwig, violin solo by Mrs.
Hequenbourg, and a contralto solo
by Mrs. Ferrall. are also on the pro-
Mrs. Webster Whittep.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. NJ. Rosenbloom. of 2012 Monu-
ment avenue. this city, announces the
engagement of his daughter, Rae, to
Mr. Gilbert Greentree.
Benefit Performance.
Miss Grayce Scott will give a .enefit
performance at the Bfiou theater on
the evening OF December 18th for. the
Lee Auxiliary to. lee Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confed aIacy. The
auxiliary, which IS CONFESSED of about
l2h children, have decided to endow q
room and support one old lacy at the
Home for Needy Confederate Women.
and II Is for this purpose that the
benefit will be given Miss Scott, who
is great fAvorite in Richmond will
give on this occasions one OF her most
charming plays. Sweet Lavender
The stage ana boxes will he decorated
In ConfederI lite flags; the Confederate
idea to be carried out in the programs
and music also. A special space VIII
be reserved for the children. and Gov
ernor and Mrs. William Hodges Mann,
Mayor and Mrs. George Ainslie, and
Hon. and Mrs. A. j. Montague will
occupy a box. Mrs. John I.andstreet
and several ether prominent women
have also secured boxes. II Is to be
one OF the biggest benefit perform