The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-29
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entertainments that viii he concluded
with tea at the Country club this af-
ternaon and the dinner dance there
tonight Many Of the holiday wish
tors are still in town. and several very
pretty little dinners will he given in
their honor this evening. while one Of
the largest crowds Of the year IS eN-
pected fo attend the dance
Gard Tournament.
The March card tournament took
place at the Womans club Thursday
evening Auction bridge was played
and thirteen tables were engaged. Dr.
Charles Edwards made the top score.
supper was served az the card tables
after the game
The next tournament VIII be PLAYED
on April ] 7th.
Notable Reception
Says the Washington Herald yes
serday.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall were the guests Of honor ~ a
reception given by Mrs Burton H3r-
rison, the celebrated authorizes. yes
ferday afternoon at her residence in
street
Mrs. Thomas Nelson PAGE. Mrs
Thomas r Walsh, Mrs Hourean.
Mrs James Pinchot. Mrs Thomas
Richardson, Mrs T. F. Henderson,
Mrs Gouverneur Morris. Mrs. stephen
Bonsal. ard Mrs Francis Burton Har-
rison assisted IN receiving the guests,
among whom were THE new MEM
hers Of the WAYS ana means commit
tee of tho house, the Speaker and
Mrs. Champ Clark, MIR. Justice and
Mrs. Lurton, Mr., Justice and Mrs
Lamar, the Secretary Of Tho Navy
and Mrs. Daniels the Postmaster
General and Mrs BurlespH the
Misses Wilson. daughters Of the Pres
ident and Mrs Wilson; Senator Kern
Senator and Mrs. Hoge Smith. Seua-
tor and Mrs. Shively Senator Calm
ger, Senator and Mrs John sharp
Williams. Senator and Mrs ShaGroth.
Senator and Mrs. Swanson. senator
and Mrs, Ollie James senator and
Mrs. PotndeNter, Senator and Mrs
Hitchcock, Representative and, Mrs
Oscar W. Underwood. Representa-
tive and Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer,
Representative and Mrs Andrew
Peters, MIR. and Mrs Thomas Mel
son Page. Mrs. stephen r Elkns,
Miss Eikins. the Misses Riggs. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Richardson Glover,
Mrs. Robert I4inckley, Miss Hinck-
ley. DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Chatard.
Judge and Mrs. Charles b. Ilowry,
Mrs. Merrill Mrs. Julian James Mrs
Arthur Lee Mrs. Marshall Field Mrs
Thomas r. BaNard Mrs Henry r.
Dimock MIR. and Mrs Charles Fran
els Adams, MI and Mrs. Henry
White. Wayne MacEeach. Miss Mac
yeagh, Mr. and Mrs Rollins Morse.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler.
and Colonel. and Mrs. Thompson.
Invitations Issued.
Mrs Eleanor Pegram Marburv has
issued Invitations to the marriage Of
her daughter, Marie Page. to MIR
George De Bree Taylor, The ceremony
viii take place on Wednesday after
noon, April eth. at sac stock In
Christ Episcopal church. Norfolk Va
Miss Marhury has frequently visited
here and a number Of Richmond peo-
PIE VIII attend her wedding
Mrs. Groncrs Success.
Mrs. Mary Pace Groner, Of Rich
,nond and New York. is attracting at
tenti0n with her Easter the Dansant
As Given In Paris" at the Hotel Nc
Alpin. New York The music is by
Europe. and the DANCERS include the
famous Castles Maurice Walton and
the Canainos. The Castles are at
tracing unusual attention by their
clever work in The Sunshine Girl -"
one of the very latest musical comedy
successes Europe" is a darkey who
has set the smart set Of New York
society fairly wild, with his old, fan
tastiC dancing rythms Ne dance OF
the BohemiaHs is regarded or spoken
Of as perfectly enjoyable unless Eu-
rope plays. He is the fad rather than
the Hon of the hour Maurice u.s. the
famous French cabaret dancer who
was the rage last wear. and promises
10 be equally popular as long as he
cares 20 appear. The Cansinos arc Il
Spanish pair especially invited to this
country by Mrs Groner and her en-
ferprising associates They come dj-
rectiy from Madrid, These dances are
by far the most ambitious IF all the
entertaipm epts given under the djrct-
ton of Mrs, Grouer.