The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23

Va. wants 10 see the Inauguration
and all that Is connected with ii, and
so will spend the month here.
Some weeks ago IL was announced
that Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks had about
decided to separate, because Mrs
Brooks was so fond of the Virginia
hills Of Albemarie that she refused
to live anywhere else. Mr.. Brooks
missed New York and other places
and wanted TO live among his own
people. In spite OF his love. for New
York II was reported that he had
been living In a cabin on hill just
above Mirador, while Mrs. Brooks oc-
cupied the ancestral mansion
Although Mrs. Brooks declared that
she would hardly do any entertaining
while in Washington. the hospitality
of the Langhornes is too well known
for that statement to be taken literal
~. She did not bring any OF the
horses for which Mirader is famous,
but 1t lis more than probable that her
many friends here Will come to her
assistance with mounts, should she
decide that she cannot be without her
favoFite exercise and recreation.
Learn New Steps.
The dancing class, recently organ
lied in Richmond by number of the
married set to learn the new one-step
dances. Is a topic OF much interest In
society circles. The class meets every
Tuesday night in Belvidere hall. and
the !ntricacies of the much discussed
new dances are taught by Professor
Zebbehin. of Washington. A NUM-
Der of informal supper parties are
given after the class meeting. Those
in the class are MIR. and Mrs. III.
Logan Goisan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Scott
Parrish. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Latimer
Gordon, MIR. and Mrs Leslie H. Reed.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Coleman Workman, Mr..
and Mrs Ellis Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barksdale Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Todd, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
u. Williams, jr.
Dance at Country Club.
A delightful dance was given at
the Country club Friday evening by
the local alumni OF the Kappa Sigma.
fraternity In honor OF the delegates
OF the district conclave of the frater-
nifty In session at the Jefferson last
week. The club house was decorated
with palms and spring flowers. and
supper was served at ii o'clock. The
dance was arranged by Messrs- w. L.
Prince. A. G. Slnton. Jr.. A. ]. Chewn-
ms. Jr.. e. s. Desportes and Raymond
Massey, and the chaperons were Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel l.. Massey and
Mr.. ana Mrs william l.. Prince.
Those present were Miss Alise
Smith. with Mr.. L. B. Wales. of WASH
AA@tNAt Aiad ASrcs MISSES AAiiuA GA A<CACW
wfth Mr.. E. S. Desportes: Miss Lois
Richardson with Mr.. A. G. Stnton:
Miss Margaret Tobein with Mr.. Rob-
ert Pitt. OF Randolph Macon: Miss
Ethel Boudar with Mr.. III. r. Masters.
OF Macon: Miss Lucille Pc
louze with Mr.. w. r. l.. Smith, Jr.:
Miss Annie Fry. of Greensboro. ~.
c.. with Mr.. A. r. BowIes. Jr.; Miss
Laura Richardson with Mt. Alfred
Smith; Miss Louise Richardson with
Mr.. G.. B. Byrd: Miss Elizabeth Mont
gomery with Mr.. E. w. Ready: Miss
Dolly Adams with Mr.. J. T. Wadill
Miss Lucille Johns, OF Raleigh. N. c..
with Mr.. T.. J.. WoodhouSe; Miss
Marion Wallace with Mr. O. s. Wood
ward: Miss Olive Simmonds. of Han
over. Va. with Mr.. A. j. Chewing.
Jr., Miss Rosalie HARDWOOD with Mr..
Walter Briggs: Miss Nancy Wyatt
with Mr.. r, Q. Stewart. OF Randolph
Macon; Miss Mary Even with Mr..
Raymond Massey; Miss Lade Richard
son with Mr.. Donally Adamson, and
Miss Emily Clark with Mr.. Wilson
Meek.
The stays were Messrs s. T. Nc
Doweli, OF Randolph Macon: B. ID.
Peachy. OF William and Mary; J. r..
Ison, OF George Washington: +. C.
Thomas. OF Randolph Macon; s. A.
Hubbard, OF Observation-Disclosures Earn
est Hemrick, Of George washington:
Marhnry Taylor. g. Stanley Clark, and
q: u; Galloway. of the University AZ
virs5nia. Il.
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