The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-13
Society

club. The crowd began to. gather
about 4.3a for the horse show. which
was one OF the most attractive features
of the afternoon. Small tables were
placed on the lawn and porches and
ppe was served at 6 o'clock. The
cfah was decorated in tall palms and
masses of ferns. and an orchestra
played for dancing, which lasted untii
a late hour. Mrs. edward Palmer.
Mrs Knox Wilson and Mrs. James
Dunlop served punch Anon those
noted AZ the club were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccarthy, Mr..
George "; stevens DR.. Ben Johnston,
Miss Avis Grant. Mr.. Charles Banks
dale. DR. Robert Bryan. Mr.. Ashton
Starkc. MIR. St George Bryan. Mr.. and
Blanchard Forbes. Mr.. m Mrs
Gilmore Hotchkiss, Mr.. William
Forbes. Mr.. Edward D. Harris, Mr..
John Cutchius, Miss Warheid Cren-
shaw. Mrs. +. f. Noting, Mrs. John
Aiken Branch, Miss Belle willard. Mr..
Il. r.. Sydnor. Miss Emma Gray White.
Mrs. Sullivan. Miss Mary Boyd. MI.
ard Mrs. w. o. Young. Miss Cunning
ham Hall, Mr.. John NJ. Miller, Jr.,
Miss Mary Ball Saunders. Miss Eu-
genie Taylor. Mfr. and Mrs. W. II.
( White. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott. Mrs.
George Mason. Or. White, Mr.. n
Mrs. George Cole Scott, Mrs. Arm
stead Wexford. Mrs. John McComb,
Mrs. 81. George Anderson. MIS-
Dewitt Adams, Miss Campbell. MICS
Elizabeth Wheat. Miss Anne Traylor,
Miss Mary Traylor, Miss Katherine
Quinn, Miss Della Davenport, Miss
Archer Joynes. Miss Julia Joynes, Mr..
Levin -Joynes, Mr.. and Mrs j. 5.
Davenport, Mr.. Alex. Weddell, Miss
Josephine Elicit, Miss Fannie Scott.
Miss Camilla Wexford, Miss Lucy Ford
workman. Miss Nora Randolph, Miss
Dallas Lee, Mr.. James Augustine, Mr..
and Mrs Abraham Warrick, MI and
Mrs. Thomas Smith. Miss Nell Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer. Mrs Roy Tur-
pin, Miss Ellen Ball, Miss Travers, MRS.
Robert Powers. Miss Margaret Miller,
Miss Lucille Massey. Mr.. Raymond
Massey, Mr.. Bradford Walker. Mr., l..
ST. George Cooke, Mr., Richard oster-
loh, DIR. J. Garnett Nelson and others
Miss Ellen Garland EnteTtains.
Miss Ellen Garland was hostess al
an informal luncheon at the Hermi'
tage club Thursday in honor of Miss
Ethel Adkins, n bride of the cornins
week. The affair was a very attrac'
tive one. and the guests includes
bridesmaids and visiting girls.
Mrs. AIen Chambers to Entertain
Mrs. Allen Chambers will entertain
the Commonwealth Chapter Of ths
Daughters of the American Revolu
ton his afternoon at s O'Clock in hel
home on Park avenue Mrs. Maupin
the new State regent. is to be the
guest Of honor. and owing to her hav-
ing To leave the city Saturday, Flag
Day will be observed by the chap
ter today instead of Saturday. Mrs
NJ. h. Thomas will sing. The Stal
spangle Banner" and Miss Katherine
Edwards will read a very interesting
sketch Of Francis Scott Key, The
members and guests will be presented
with souvenir cards of Fort Nc
Henry The affair will be one OF
h most attractive given this season
Touring Through Virginia
Mr.. William G.. Hayes left Rich.
mond Tuesday to join his sister and
hrother~fn-iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wight, at their country place in th'
Green Spring Valley, and tour through
Virginia. They will also be join b,
Mr.. Robert Coleman Walker and {
party of his friends from New YORK
n will visit Staunton. Charlottesv1ii
and other places OF historic interest
after which they will come to Rich
mond for the Walker-Eaches wedding
which will be the most brilliant al
fairs of next week.
Moonlight Excursion
ST. Johns Circle OF Kings Daugn
tsrs will run a moonlight to putcf
Gan Tuesday night June 17th. TO
the benefit Of the Sheltering Arm
Free hospital. Tho Pocahontas ha'
ben engaged and refreshments vii
be served on board.
In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr Branch
-. ,-a,1A nra n nm
the Richmond society people in New
York for the international pole
matches at Meadow Brook, and arr
stopping at the Plaza, where Mr.
Decatur Axtell has also recently
registered.
Mrs. Claude Swanson is chaperoninf
II party Of young people an New
York for the polo matches this week
Moore-Shieids.
A beautiful out~of-towrn wedding o
much interest 70 society here wa
celebrated yesterday evening at S:s'
O'clock. at the residence OF Colone
and Mrs, William Thomas Shields
Lexington. Va. when their daughter
Miss Louise Dannan Shields. becam'
the bride Of Mr.. john Alexande
Moore, son Of MIR. and Mrs. jane
William Moore. The ceremony wa
performed In the long colonial hall
which was artisticaliy decorated IL
Killarney roses, smiiax, ferns, ant
candles. The bride was given ava,
In marriage by her father. and wore
n gown OF white crepe meteor ant
brocaded crepe, with trimmings Of OLE
iace and pearls. Her tulie veil wa
beconingiy arranged n caught witt
orange blossoms She carried $
shower bouquet OF Brides roses and
lilies of the valley. Her only orna-
ment was a necklace Of pearls, Miss
jamie Lee Quinn was maid OF honor
and wore a lovely gov of shell pink
crepe meteor, with rose trimmings
and carried a bouquet of pink roses
Mr.. Walter II. Dunlap acted as best
man. An informal reception follow
ed the only the closes,
relatives and friends being present
The bride and groom left later In thu
evening for the South, and will make
their home in Miami, Fla Amonf
those from a distance who attended
the ceremony were: Mrs. w. T. Dun
nlngton. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Strachan
Mrs. John Graham Sale. Welsh. w
Va: Miss jamie Lee Quinn, Mrs. r
e. Quinn. Lynchburg. Va Miss Louise
Waller. Miss Katharine r. Lee, Mr.
Edloe Donnan, MIR. w. Hodges Mann