The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-23
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This variety follows the monotony of
the penitential season with n sudden
transition, but II requires the siren
uous gaities of an eventful Easter
week to satisfy the appetite for pleas
ure that has been whetted by the alb
stinence from the things of the world
and flesh during Lent.
This afternoon there will be fash
tonahle rhrong on Franklin street for
the annual promenade. and many
bright, flower laden Easter bonnets
will vie in beauty with the courage
GUS crocus, hyacinths and tulips. that
have had the temertty to brave an
Easter in March. In the yards along
Richmonds most fashionable street.
Two germans for the married folk
and younger set, several dances for
the boys and girls who are not yet
cut, the formal opening of the John
Marshall house with brilliant re-
reption, and the usual quota of Easter
weddings are the formal affairs on
the calendar for this. while any num-
her of teas and luncheons Will be
given for the holiday visitors. who are
being entertained In Richmond homes.
Departing from Its usual custom of
giving It's series Of six dances in the
winter season. the Richmond Ger
man club will give IL final german in
the f9f3-19i3 series tomorrow even
ing in the ball room, of the Richmond
-hntAl, and on Tuesday evening the
Bachelors Cotillion club will have its
third dance this season at the Rich
mond. Michael Gavin Tray1or is to
be host ut dance at the Country club
tomorrow evening for the school set,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Scott are
also giving a dance tomorrow evening
mt their home in West Franklin
street. in honor of the Misses strother.
OF Baltimore.
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the week viii be several OF great in
tersat to society here.
Miss Fanny Scott and Miss Fanny
Hobson are in Chester. Pa, to be
bridesmaids at the marriage of Miss
Rachel Hannum. daughter of Mr. and
Wharton Mandeii Donaldson. which
will be celebrated Monday evening
in St Paul's Episcopal church.
Another prominent wedding taking
place tomorrow evening is that of
Miss Rosans Langhorne and Lieuten-
ant Edward Alan Perkins. L. +. M. c.
I'm Portsmouth. at which Miss Nell
Talbot Will be maid of honor.
ON Tuesday evening the marriage
~ Miss HenninghAm Lyons Elicit,
elder daughter of Mr.. Taxeweli Elicit
tn Mr.. John Julius Pringle Smith. Of
Charleston, 8. c., will be celebrated
at o'clock in the church OF the
Holy Trinity this city.
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Henry
Paul Darlington. Jr.. of Richmond
will be- married TO Miss Hazel Dim
mick. at the home OF the brides
father. Mr.. Jacob X. Dinmtck, In
Overthrow. Philadelphia A number
OF Richmond people, including Mr.
and Mrs Carroll H. Montague will
go to Philadelphia for Mr.. Caring
toms wedding
Date For Confederate Ball
April 22d has been sent as the date
this year for the annual Confederate
ball. given by Richmond Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
IT will be danced in the ball room
of the Masonic Temple, and will be
very brilliant affair, with patriotic
decorations, lovely gowns In styles OF
the sixties. and the stately dances Of
the generations past The ball last
year was a great success. and even
more elaborate plans are being made
this year under the direction OF Mrs
Norman V. Randolph. president of the
chapter. and her committees. Invita-
tons for the ball. which lis to be one
Of the most interesting affairs of the
spring. will shortly be sent out.
Patroness for the "Mtkado.''
patronesses for the "Mikado."
which Is to be given at the Academy
on April list Id and Sd by the Girls
Auxiliary of the Belle Bryan Day Nur-
sery, will be Mesdames Dewitt Adams
Alvey, Thomas Alfriend. George
WAYNE Anderson. Archer Anderson,
John r. Anderson. Fl. w. Bassett, A
Blankenship. III. Nj. Boykin. Goodwin
Boykin, Russell Bowie, A. /. Bout
ware. Leslie Briggs, Melville Branch.
John Kerr Branch. Thomas r. Bryan,
John Stewart Bryan, St George
Bryan. Sidney Buford, e. N. CaIisch
bell, Andrew Christian. e. ID. Chris
tan, Frank Christian, w NJ. Clark,
Samuel Cohen. p. L. Conquest James
Crump, Preston Cooke, Freeman
Dance. Isaac Davenport, Charles DAY.
export, Gideon Davenport, A. Il. Dom
nan. James Dooley. j. Taylor Ellyson.
Marry Frazier, W. 8. Forbes George
sTbson. III. Logan Golsan. Edgar Quinn,
YAK Gunst, John Harrison. Horace
Jawes. Harry Hazard, J. J. Hickok,
Julian Hill, E. NJ. Hoadley. A. s. Hol-
laday. Henry Hotchkiss. Saunders
-sfobson, Eppa Hunton, Thomas JEFF
-~ress, George Ben Johnston, Philip
Edward Johnson. Levin Joynes, Jor-
dan Leake, John Leary, Egbert Leigh.
n. Fl. Lindsey, John Lyons. w. r..
Massie. William Hodges Mann, F. c.
Mayo. w. r. Meredith. G. V. Mere
dith. E. d. r. Myers, Clarence Mill
hiser, NJ Millhiser. Henry r.. Miller,
j. Mason Miller, JOHT hiueT. EuWaTu
Minor. Waller Morton. Thomas Moore.
Richmond Moore. Carroll Montague,
Al Montague. w. S. Mcneil. Hunter
Mcclure. Edward Mcclure, Frank Nc
CURE. George McAdams. Thomas Nc
Adams. Fred Noting. Adolph Oster-
Ion. Scott Parrish, Moncure Perkins
J6hn Potts, Fred Peasants. James
peasants, Norman Randolph. Thomas
rutherford, f. A. Saunders. Fred w.
scott. George Cole Scott, Carter Scott
Thomas Scott. Ashton Starke. Edmund
strudwick. Alvin Smith, George A.
smith. I. NJ. Smith. Corrydon Sutton,
Christopher Tompkins w. r. Frye.
Granville Valentine, Frederick Valen-
tine. Garrett Wall James Walker,
Randolph wexford, Armistead Well
ford. Charles Whitlock. w. II. White,
C. f. Workman. Barton Wise. Randolp
williams, Adolph williams. John skel-
ton williams, Langbourne Williams
Joseph f. willard. Edward J. Wills
Ormond Young. Miss Effie Branch
Miss Maria Blair, Miss A. T. Daniel,
Miss Jennie Elicit. Miss Juliet Lee,
Miss Frances Scott, Miss Helen
stevens. the Misses Stewart and Miss
Mary williams. .l ~
rl~ rirye, Auxiliary which met