The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
SOCIETY

eth the spell of the one-step and
(ASA broken, members of the socia
Iorid. still remaining in town havs
irned their attention to card parties
nd luncheons held on the gallerie.
lawns Of the clubs, Other thar
MIS- form of festivity there has beer
title diversion, except motor parties
Old Point for the weekend, oil
1kie informal dinners in honor oi
hose leaving town for the summer
- F-esday, Thursday and Saturda,
vening dinner dances at the Country
Rub continue to be popular, although
10 Escial ranks are gradually thin
ing out any. the attendance on these
OCCASIONS Is decreasing as the sea.
bn advances. The touch of summer
pathy Is here in Almost everyone's
sldal career, and leave takings are
he order of the day, and departures
br summer homes in the country
burneys 70 the North OF Europe con-
nue. daily.
Amiiy are leaving town soon to spend
he month of July at Nimrod Hall
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Duke and
sir two children left town Wednes-
~ for the Old Sweet Springs in
heir private car. Mrs. Duke and
be children will spend the summer
the Old Sweet, and Mr.. Duke ex-
ects to spend week-ends with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson and
hildren are spending sometime al
White Sulphur Springs, having mo-
pred there from Richmond in their
Ar.
Mr.. J. d. Carneal will sail for
EUROPE on July 18th to Join Mrs
Arneal and their daughter. Miss Nell
Arneal. who are now in Paris. They
I'LL spend tho summer touring the
ointment. Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Car
cal and their two daughters. Misses
Edith and Mary Carneai. are sailing
br Europe on the Sth. to be gone
pr some time.
Attractive Carnival.
A very attractive carnival for the
enefit Of the Ice Mission will be
ED wednesday evening, July 9Th. on
hanover Avenue, where all the
orches will be hung with Japanese
Anterns. and on each porch there
Ill be some especial attraction, such
ice cream, candy, lemonade, flow
rs, fish pond. and one porch will he
u automobile station, from which
|Arties may go for a spin around
ne Reservoir and back. All Srches-
10 will furnish music and a squad
b boy scouts Sill ts ausS hand re
i've assistance and information when
asion are: Mrs. G. F. Cole, Mrs.
J. w. stearnes. Mrs. @. r. williams
lrs. III. Fl. Wallis. Mrs. Elijah Baker,
r.. Mrs. Frank Cunningham. Mira,
v. w. Hardwicke, Mrs. S. II. Hughes,
1rs. A. l.. Thomas, Mrs. A. r. Gum,
1rs. G. f. Vanderslice. Mrs. J. +.
benty and Mrs. J. L. Thomas.
Crouch---Jacob.
Miss Frances Jacob and Mr.. VIII
lam Jackson Crouch were quietly
harried In Washington. u. c., July
ID, the ceremony being performed In
he home OF Mr.. James s. Mont
Eomery. and no cards were issued
fr. and Mrs. Crouch are now on
heir wedding trip. and upon their
eturn will he Mt home 10 their friends
i the home OF the brides brotheu
lr. Lewis G. Jacob, OF Chesterfield
ounty.
In Honor Of Mrs. Jones.
A beautiful reception was given
Thursday afternoon. from ; to 7
'clock, by Mrs. Theodore Croft
Woodruff, in her home in Euclid ave-
Iue: Dilworfh, Charlotte, y. C.. in
honor of her sister. Mrs. Walter u.
Zones, OF this city, who Ia spending
lone time in Charlotte.
Mrs. Woodruff. who WAS hand
home in a gown OF pink crepe me-
cor entrain trimmed in princess lace
Ind rhinestones and wearing pink
carnations, etood within the parlor
Ind presented her guests OF honor.
Mrs. George Egleston Woodruff, Jr.,
vas charming in her wedding gown
n white oharmeuse en- train, eiano-
atety trimmed tn pearls and p!neap-
bic lace, with skirt gracefully caught
With sprays Of orange blossoms. She
rorA a corsage bouquet or white
roses and sweetpeas; Mrs. Jones
gore yellow crepe meteor hand-em-
broidered in yellow and blue. with
korsage OF lilies Of the valley and
$orn: Mrs. Terrell wore white char
neuse trimmed in pineapple laeS'
Miss walker white chiffon emerotd-
kred in silver over white charmeuse
With lavender chiffon sash. Miss Tur-
her In shadow lace over charmeuse
With pink chiffon butterfly bow.
Others receiving In the pArlor were
Mrs. J. r. Anthony, mother or ne
hostess, Gown~d in gray silk, MRS.
Charles W. Tillett in an imported
kown of tafeta brocaded In silver
MrA James Eukene Reiiley in white
kreuN meteor embroidered and trim
he'd in real lace. and Mrs. Henry Is.
Fowler In white wolfe eiaoorateis
trimmed IN lace.
The decorations in the han ana
{harior were baskets and vases OF
irene myrtle. Receiving in the rear
Mi were Mrs. ]. Herbert kester
l0vned In lavender charmeuse trim
nod In lace, Mrs, Thomas ID. Maekay
n champagne silk trimmed IN shad-
n lace and purple velvet, Mrs. j.
kAhan Mcdonald in white wolfe trim :
|ned in lace, Mrs. Charles Edwaro
Harrison in white batiste emoroid-
sred In Al.ce-hlue. Miss Elizabeth
Rorers Of Knoxville. Tenn, in white
Embroidered crepe with pink ana
ATTN sash, Miss Alma Curan, OF .h'-
kaxo. In white embroidered crepe
rith NelIrose chiffon girdle'
Mrs. George Rutzler, gowned IN
kray crepe do chine embroidered ana
kodfce Of Powered chiffon. presided IN
~ dining room and was assisted py
kfiss Laura Reilley. in white hatiste
and trimmed IN
{are- Miss Julia Robertson In a SWISS
sown Of light blue, Miss Katherine
bnrram in pink charmeuse trimmer
n I'M dow lace. Mas Nafa CstTtfhef's
N PAfersburE, Va. In pink bordereo
ko,IA ard Miss Louise Spong In hano-
Embroidered batiste trimmed iate
vlfh lavender chiffon sash. The CIR
kuiar mahogany table was covered
s,iths cluny lace mats and In the CEN
Is--NN- .s orca silyer basket filled