The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-10
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manning to motor dawn to Old Point
and spend a delightful week END.
They will leave here this morning
and stop on the way for picnic
luncheon, arriving at Old Point to-
night, and will motor back TO Rich
mond late Sunday afternoon. Those
Included in the party will be MT. ana
MRS. John Il. Swsrtwaut, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Stewart Jones. Mr.. +, st george
Cooke. Mr.. George Iindenberger, MIR.
John Blunt Mrs George Lee Mason.
Mrs c, Oh Cowardin. Mr., and Mrs
~. ID. Carntai. Jr,, and Mr.. Clinton
Williams,
Return Home
Mrs. Lewis Cutchins and Miss Alice
Nelson have return to Richmond,
after "a most delightful visit to friends
In Petersburg. a number OF very
attractive parties were given in their
honor while in Petersburg
Mrs. Swanson Entertains.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan was
the guest of honor Thursday at a
buffet luncheon given by Mrs Claude
A. Swanson. wife of senator swan
SON. of virginia Nearly a hundred
guests were invited TO meet her Inc
long table was beautifully decorated
with baskets OF suapdraEons ana other
spring flowers, while branches OF
Wild noncySucikle, doEwo0d and other
ly about the drawing rooms.
Mrs. Swanson has as house guests
for some days AIRS. Reilly Gordon ana
Miss Gordon, of New York, and AirS
Douglas Gordon of Baltimore, an OF
whom assisted her in the hospitality.
she was further assisted toy MRS.
Dent. Mrs. Th{gb ben of Alabama Mrs.
w. l.. Marshall, Mrs. Knapp. Mrs.
Eibridge and Miss Marshall
Receiving with Mrs. Swanson ana
Mrs. Bryan were Mrs. Garrison ana
Nrs. Burleson while the guests in
eiuded Mrs Thomas +. Marshall aT@
women OF the senate house ana resi-
dent and official society,
Benefit Performance.
A benefit performance viii he given
nj the Little theater on Wednesday,
MAY 1sth. from i in the morning
until II =. M, under the auspices OF
the Summer Rest, ana some OF 'he
most prominent women In the Guy
are on the committee in charge. Mrs
George Barksdale Is president, Mrs
w. Russell Bowie, Miss Bessie Trib~
bett, Miss Tidy Stanard, Miss Fer
guson, Mrs. Hewitt. Mrs. w. n Wade,
Miss Elicit Miss Worsham. MISS Lou
Jones' Mrs Fuller, Mrs. SarTaY, MIS-
Adele Miles. Miss Ida Palmer, Mrs
w. A. Powers these include the com
mittee interested in the entertainment
to be given next week.
OF Interest Here
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McEione,
OF Uppervilie, gave luncheon M
Washington on Monday at the shore
ham hotel. The table was decorated
in roses and snapdragons, and the
guests included Miss Helen buchanan
Miss Jeanette Allen. Miss Louise
Bayne, Miss Archer Randolph, or the
University of Virginia Myron NJ. Par
ker, Jr., John buchanan, arthur
White, of Richmond, and h. !. tray.
Annapolis hall
The farewell ball which will be
given in the Naval academy class OF
1914 at Annapolis to the graduates
has been fixed for June eth, ana IN
yitations have been issued. TINS an
nuaI event is known as the June
bsf;.'' and is tbs biggest social func-
ZION OF the year at the academy The
CHAIRMAN Of the ball committee ~
Mfdshipman Fred Earl Peyton, OF
Colorado It Is expected that num-
nar of Richmond girls VIII attend TINS
ball.
Bell Day.
The board II managers OF lnc ' n
rinia Home for InCHrables VIII hold
their annual He'll Day next Friday,
MAY 10th, and number OF young So
ssipfy girls and women viii be station
"a All over town 10 sell bells. TINS is
a Very worthy institution ana me
board Of MANAGERS nope 20 mar mar VIZ
the biggest beN Lag ''i'' ''''
had
Interesting Meeting.
A heeuhS oI me -tl'a1 80 hcld
Assof4aHot' uA 90 Ar,,u SIN
with quite n huui"e -, W 80 also -
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