The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-23
Society

Spring flowers and soft shaded lights
decorated the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis H Blair, 5ll East Grace street,
Wednesday afternoon, when their
daughter! Miss Jean Blair. gave
beautiful birthday party from to
TO a number of young people. All sorts
OF games were INDUCED In and little
Miss Riair's guests included Misses
: Anne Shelton, Virginia Gee, Ida Mas
sic, Virginia Lamb. Virginia Nc
C5iivray. Virginia Moncure, Virginia
Atkinson. Virginia Peters, Elizabeth
Cox, Elizabeth Watkins. Elizabeth
Patterson. Adeline Watkins, Louise
Shepperd. Katie Lou Smith. Louise
Billings, Anne Cushman. LOUIS Blair,
Louise Blankensh1p, Mildred Williams,
Flora Thomson, Rebecca BrocKen-
hrough Margaret Dudley. josephine
Blair. Phillis Bagby, Emma Sampson.
Martha Lamb, Mary Blair, Alice Jones.
Annie Mathews, Dorothy Cabell, Anne
Brockenbrough. Avis Young. Louise
Taliaferro. Sarah Walton, Marie Wing
field, Dorothy Rufin, Maud Cook.
Mamie Oppenhimer, Katherine OPP
penhimer. Bessie Hoge. Helen John
son. Susan Johnson. Messrs. Yelling
ton BIankenship. James Massie,
Charlie Dickerson. Carter Scott, Jack
Hagan. Henry Dudley. Dennie Lee
Cante, l. Newbank. Carl Mathews.
Seiby Harvey. Wallace Moncure.
Austin Brockenbrough. Peter Walton,
brough, Robert Ford and Ralph
Mrs. George 7. Bull. OF Paris. and
her daughter. Miss Agnes Bull. are
stopping at 20 East Franklin street
for some time. Mrs. Bull before her
marriage was Miss Coldwell, of CO.
lumbla- S. c.. where she visited be-
fore she came to Richmond. Mrs
.ss{H nf ho La ~
George ]. Bull. who was one of the
worlds most famous oculists, and Is
we'll known in medical circles, having
written a great deal for medical maya
zines Mrs Bull spends most of her
time in Paris and is deeply interested
in art, having very fine collection
of pictures herself.
or Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Albert Weary.
who have been for the'past few weeks
at Lake Placid, New York. are now
Holland, Mich. Mrs Weary was for
merly Miss Conway Christian Flem-
ing and her wedding was one OF the
most brilliant events OF the spring
season.
Allumnae Dance.
The Allumnae association Of the
Johnston-W Willis sanatorium gave the
following members OF the graduating
class of this year very attractive
dance last evening at the Elks' Home:
Misses Frances Cary Talcott, of Rich
mond: Louise Frances Copeland, OF
Iaurens s. c.: Louise HOLIDAY Allen.
Salem. va. Mary Isham Keith JEFF
fries, Woodstock, Va: Winifred Flem-
ing Brewer. Singer Glen. Va: Garfield
I.eech, Clifton Forge. Va; Mary
Breckenridge Woodyille. Sweet
Springs. w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs p. +. Dew chaperoned
the dance and the members OF the
association receiving were: Misses
Elizabeth Jeffries, Sallie Jeffries, Sara
9 Bridges. Emma and Joyce Harris and
Rebecca Watson
Attractive-Gariien Tete.
This afternoon from to and to
10 O'Clock garden fete will be given
mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Sampson, Seminary avenue. Gnter
Park under the auspices OF the Gin
ter Park Woman's club. and for the
benefit Of Pine Camp sanitarium.
Various booths and features will be
under the chairmanship OF the fol-
Lowing ladies: Mcs. r. Crawford Redd,
street vendors parade; Mrs. Charles
pieot, candy booth: Mrs. John Gar
land Pollard, dancing: Mrs. Lucien
Curry. floral pa4ade; Mrs. Lee Roden,
cherry smash; Mrs. r. Snead, ice
cream, Mrs. Chapman string game,
Mrs Paschal, automobiles and ponies;
Mrs. c. c. Pinckney and Mrs, Amos
Cover flowers: Mrs. Howard Sutton
musicff Mrs. Wilson, tobacco: Mrs
Edwin Sampson and Louis Aylett
decorations The boy scoufs will
keep order in the grounds andNassis'
the ladies. A floral parade will open
the afternoon. in which seventy-ffye
children and babies in their car
riages will participate. For the pref
test bicycles and carriages prizes Will
he awarded, the judges to the
Mesdames Conway Sands, Carter Jack
son and George Bryan. During the
afternoon automobiles will be in at
tendance to take the children to Pine
Camp. and ponies, led by their drivers
in Arab costume, will carry the little
people around the grounds, The night
performance will open with the street
vendors parade. where all the familiar
and picturesque sights may betseen, in
which representatives from all the
booths in costume, will vie with each
other in crying their wares. This Will
be followed by the dance of the fairies,
also of the Dutch girls and others. all
out on the lawn. Captain John Lamb
and Captain Carlton Mccarthy have
been constituted judges OF the even
ing performance. The grounds will
be beautifully decorated and a full
orchestra will furnish the music.
Give Recital.
The pupils OF Mrs. John A. Murphy
gave a very delightful joint song and
oratorio recital last evening at S:15
o'clock in the Jefferson hotel audi
torium. Those taking part Were:
Soprano-Miss Lucille Cullingworth,
Miss Louise Bowles, Miss Bette Cell
man. Miss Louise Saunders Mrs,
Marion Bagby. Contralto-Miss
Corinne Samuels, Mrs. Marie Petit
grew. Tenor-~Mr. Clifford Walker.
Baritone-Mr. Forest Rose. Accom-
panist--Mr. Shepherd Webb.
kgi "a ..lDin1 Mrffries. X--I,s "a
Announcement.
~ Mr. and. AIRS Wilson King, OF Hem
rico county, announce the engage
,nent and approaching marriage OF
their daughter, Georglne to Mr..
Clarde F. Sprenkle, of Richmond. Va
The wedding will take place tho I'd
Of June in the homo of the brides
parents.
Alumnae Luncheon.
The luncheon to be given-on Sat-
nrday at the Westmoreiand club by
the aiurnnae Of Miss Tllett's school.
sr hauor Of the graduates OF this