The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19

played on the evening Of tho third
Friday. The annual Book Recep
ton" Will take place at the club
Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Each
member of the club will be given an
opportunity TO donate a BOOK 70 the
club library. Mrs John Calvin Met
calf Is chairman of the afternoon.
In New York.
Says the Baltimore Sun:
Miss Virginia Whiteiey. who has
been spending few days at the AL
bion. has left for New York, where
her father, Mr.. Calvin Whiteley. ar
rived yesterday on board the steam
ship Celtic from Europe. where he
has been since the late summer. Miss
Whitley will be the guest for sew
eral weeks of Miss Zaidee Branch,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John X.
Branch, of Richmond Va, at their
summer estate at Pawling. n. Y. ne
fore returning to Baltimore"
Pretty German.
The Algonquin club held its first
formal german on Thursday evening.
October 18th, at the Conservatory OF
Music, Laurel and Broad streets, The
hall was beautifully decorated in fall
flowers and soft shaded lights. An
orchestra furnished the music and
supper was served at II O'Clock dur
/ ing the intermisston. A number of
attractive german figures were led
by Mr.. Eugene r, Jones, secretary
and treasurer of the club. with Miss
/ Virginia Spears. This was one of
the prettiest germans held at the
Conservatory of Music this season. and
/ ii has been decided that the Algon-
quin club will give a formal german
every third Thursday in the month.
It1ta tim Mr. Il I ~
with Miss Mabel Warren, Mr. Jessie
Freshman with Miss Ada Fairlamb.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin r. Lewis. Mr..
Frank r. Kelly with Miss Annie En-
right Mr.. j. w Hamann with Miss
Katherine Ryan, Mr.. Charles NJ.
Angle, Jr.. with Miss Helen f. Klein,
Mr.. Eugene r. Jones with Miss Vir-
ginia Spears, Mr.. Louie X. Phelps with
Miss Virginia Clements. Mr.. Ralph
G. Highlands with Miss Helen Nc
Donnell. Mr.. L. A. Barlow with Miss
Elizabeth Ryall. Mr., L. H. Guy with
Miss Zuleine Du Val; Mr. Clyde
Rogers with Miss Mabel Skiles. Mr..
r. II. Klein, Jr. with Miss Corineth
knight. Mr.. A. w. Orpin with Miss
Jane Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sweeney. Mr., l.. F, Mulholland with
Miss De Larne, MIR. d. r, Gregory
with Miss Julia RyaH, Mr., r. r,
Smith with Miss Edna f. Spencer.
Mr. r. j. Schultz with Miss SaIlie
Billy Barnes, Mr.. w. Fl. Kelly with
Miss Marie Williams. Mr.. f. o. Drum
mond with Miss Helen Drummond.
Interesting Outing.
Much interest is being taken in the
excursion to he run to Charlottes-
Vile on Saturday. November LIST, by
the Peterkin Guild of st, James
Episcopal church. for those who will
attend the Vanderbilt University w.
ginia football game to be played on
that date,
The alumni OF the University Of
Virginia will be an important factor
In this excursion and already many
have signified their intention to go.
Many of the younger set will go
up for the germans to be given about
this time. and 1t Is expected that the
excursion will be we'll patronized.
Luncheon will be served en- route
the special train, which leaves Rich
mond on the morning of November
LIST, returning TO town the same even
ing.
TfeldS--Fearn.
A wedding in which the bride and
bridegroom both come of distinguish
ed naval ancestry took place We'd
nesday in Washington, when Miss
Mildred Egerton Fearn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lee Fearn, be-
came the bride of Ensign Richard
Stockton Fields, L. S. n. The cere-
mony was performed at 4 o'clock In
the ball room at the Brighton in
the presence of large gathering. in
Guiding representatives of the diplo-
matte and military crrcfes of Wash
ington and a number OF out -of town
guests. The long ball room was ef-
fectively decorated. garlands OF roses
and asparagus vine. entwining its
columns and a lattice. covered with
vines and pink roses forming the
background. against which the bridal
party grouped itself for the cere-
mony. An aisle was marked off down