The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-04

8@t The german last night apart
frpna the fact that the Mondays" are
always handsome and exclusive af-
fairs. had additional interest because
IL was the closing society function of
the season. The ballroom was dec
Grated with palms. ferns and jonduils.
and the tables in the dining room.
where supper was served at ] O'clock,
were set with vases of spring flowers.
Mr. William III, Palmer, Jr., led the
german. and the patronesses receiving
for the club were Mrs r. Carter Scott,
Mrs Charles Y. Darlington, Mrs. Ju-
lien II. Hill, Mrs. William II. Palmer,
Jr. Mrs. John SHELTON Williams. Mrs,
Eppa Hunton, Ir., Mrs Charles Il.
Wertham, Jr., Mrs. J. Jordan Leake.
Mrs Egbert G. Leigh, Jr., Mrs Arch
ifald J. Battle and Mrs. ]. *. Cham -
herlayne.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the german were Miss Harold, Of
Wsstover, Va; Miss Matilda Caldwell,
OF Louisville, KY; Mr.. and MRS. Max
IL Talbot, of Boston; Nj. W. w. Old,
of Norfolk, Vas; Mr. John S Harold,
OF MISSIONER, Va, Mr.. George For
svthe- Of Alhemarle county. Va, ana
Mr.. John Nesbit. of Savannah.
Prominent Wedding.
A Wedding of considerable interest
10 Richmond society taking place this
evening is that OF Miss Lucille Woods
and MIR. Levin Hicks Campbell. Jr.,
Coast Artillery corps, United States
army. The bride, who ks the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Meredith
Woods. is a sister OF Mrs. William
Congrnye jackson, of this city. who is
row abroad on her honeymoon. The
ceremony takes place this evening at
g. o'clock In the Church OF the Cen
ts&Fion, Fortress Monroe, and will be
Performed by Chaplain william Reese
Watt, United States army.
Easter lilies, with palms, ferns and
cathedral candles win decorate the
chancei, and each pew in the church
win be marked with bouquets of spring
blossoms. The chorus from Lohen-
grin will be played AS the bridal party
wear an exquisite gown of white
duchess satin. trimmed in rose point
lace. The bodice is made with insets
of lace, and the skirt 10 draped and
caught up with u cluster Of orange
blossoms. She Will wear a tulle veil
ranged i'm cap fashion with a wreath
of orange blossoms. Her only orna-
raent will be a string of pearls, the
gift OF the groom, and she VIII carry a
bouquet of lilies of the valley and
Bride roses. Miss Ciotiide Woods win
be her sisters maid of honor. She
will be sowned In pink accordion
dress caught up with French rose
buds Her hat will be of lace with
pank ribbon and rosebuds, and her
flowers will be pink Killarney roses.
Miss Louise Hollyday Campbell. sis
ter of the groom, and Miss Dorothy
Moore will be the maids. They will
be gowned in white charmeuse en-
train. The bodice of their frocks will
he of lace with rhinestone trimmings.
Their hair ornaments viii be bands OF
rhinestones with Bird of Paradise
feathers, and their flowers Killarney
roses
MIR. Worfhington Campbell will be
groomsmen Will be MIR. Barclay
Trippe, Mr. John McMenamin, Lieu
tenant Nathaniel Pendleton Rogers,
Coast Artillery corps. United States
army, and Lieutenant Robert EN-
met Mason Goolrick, Coast Artillery
corps United States army.
The ceremony viii be followed by q
reception In the palm garden of the
charnberIin hotel. The decorations
for the reception will be especially
beautiful, American Beauty roses and
red shaded candles vii be used with
palms and FERNS red artillery bunt-
ing, flags and Japanese lantersn. The
guests will be received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods. Lieutenant and Mrs Campbell.
Jr. and Mr. and Mrs Levin Hicks
Campbell. parents of the groom.
Lieutenant Campbell and his bride
win be at home at Fort Williams.
Me, after February 18th. Guests
from distance at the wedding will
be Mr. and Mrs. Levin Hicks Camp
bell, Miss Louise Hoilyday Campbell,
MIR. Worthington Campbell. Mrs.
George r. Moore, Miss Dorothy Moore,
MIR. Barcley Trippe, of New York:
Miss Laura Kirk, OF Norfolk, Va;
Lieutenant Frederick r. Hoyt, L.. s. NJ
c.. attached to the United States steam
ship Louisiana in Norfolk navy yard;
Ensign william r.. Richardson, of
Harris, Ala; Ensign Francis A. La
Roche United States navy; Lieuten-
ant w. Stanley. of Fort Caswell, s.
C.: Mr. Theodore Muller, OF San
5arsneFsco, Cal.
Miss Wilson at the Club.
Miss Jean Wilson, OF Washington,
II. C., gave a delightful recital at the
Woman's club yesterday afternoon,
and in spite OF the Indictment wealth
er, she was greeted by large audi
enGe of club members. Miss Wilson
lis a splendid dramatic reader, and
her selections yesterday afternoon
were exceedingly varied, showing her
versatile talent she was introduced
by Mrs. Harry Howell Smith.
Miss Wilson has an attractive per-
sonaIity and is especially pleasing in
the emotional portions of her read
ings Her opening number was a
picturesque sketch of the romance be-
hind eLonardo de VincPs great paint
Ing, Mona Lisa A humorous New
England monologue. Sewing Carpet
Rags" written by Mrs. Eliza bel h
Page for Miss Wilson. was delightful
ly given, and, in quick succession. she
displayed her ability, In portraying
pathps In short SKETCH The Old
Gremona,
The most popular selection was a
rnonologue, entitled AN Afternoon
Tea in Washington, that revealed the
farce and humor in the social life
If a congressman wife.
The tea table was arranged with a
slender vase OF pink carnations and
narcissi, and hostesses for the after =
noon were Mrs Harry Hazard, Miss
Hester Tabb, Mrs. Charles Davenport
and Mrs. Il. G. Higginbotham. A
musical. with Mrs. Alex Guigon as
chairman. will he given at the club
on next Monday.
Mrs. Montague To Speak.
Mrs Jeffrey Montague will lecture
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