The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27

Monday evening. July 21st. when q
party of twenty young ladies and
young men visited the mountain
nearby by moonlight, chaperoned by
Mrs. Philip Carson. Of Houston
The regular Tuesday morning card
party, a 'chip-in". affair. under the
management OF the social director.
was held In the ballroom on the 22nd.
There were seven tables. Each week
the director selects q hostess for each
table, the latter choosing the party
for her table. This week the hos
tessea were Mrs e. HI. Grant. of
Cleveland; Mrs. Gilpin Wilson, of
stanton: Mrs Philip Carson, of
Houston: Mrs. w. Goodwin. of Wash
ington: Miss Maud Michaux. Of Hous-
ton. for auction games and Mrs.
Belle Goodwin. of Lynchburg: Miss
Eakle, of Chalybeate. for I'VE hum
bred. Pairs Of silk stockings for top
score at each. table were the prizes
and were won by Mrs. Stockton
Cooke, of Alabama; Mrs. Truxton, Of
Norfolk; Mrs. George Bruce. of
Houston; Miss Phelps. Of Louisville:
Mrs II. B. Liggett. of St Louis: Mrs.
Goodwin. of Lynchburg. and Miss
Jenny Michaux, of Houston. The
hostesses appointed for next Tuesday
are Miss Rose Cooke. of Norfolk;
Mrs J. w. Evans and Miss Michaux.
Of Houston; Mrs. William Boykin. Of
Baltimore; Mrs. r. J. Aicklin. of
Crowley. La. Miss Phelps. Of Louis
Vile; Mrs. Thomas H. Kensett OF
Norfolk.
An ali-day picnic to Peters noun
tain was given in honor OF Mrs.
Jenny Lind Michaux by some of the
young people on Wednesday. Those
in the party were Miss Baya. of Jack
sonville; Miss Latham. of Washing
Maud Michaux. Of Houston; Miss
Martha Vaughn, Of New York:
Arthur Vaughn, Hunter Eakle and
Gilpin Wilson.
Golf is a daily dissipation with the
men Mr.. Barclay and Mr.. Glasgow.
OF Lexington, are daily patrons OF the
links
Horseback parties and driving par
ties are quite the fad and the livery
horses are kept busy: II caught in
shower the Joy Of the party lis made
complete.
The children had a hay ride on
Thursday afternoon to Beaver dam.
Friday evening. July 25th. very
beneft OF Forest Memorial chapel at
Chaiybeate, under the management OF
the social director. All the guests
responded and were r IT sne.r
sisted In the program merit great
credit each in his or her especial role.
Tableaus predominated. Mrs. Normal
program. opening with a vocal solo.
personated by "Baby" AIcklin, Of
Louisiana; by Miss Anne Wilson: of
Lamar Latham. of Washington, a. the
girl graduate; Miss weems. OF
Houston. as the "debutante"; Miss
Madeline His: Of Norfolk. .s The
va, as the mother; Miss Bay.. Of
Jacksonville. as the grandmother"
and Miss Francis Eakle took the part
OF the kn:hs
peculiar to the tribe. Miss Gertrude
Michaux. of Houston. never looked
more winsome than in the Pink Lady"
the verse. Miss Martha Vaughn. OF
New York. in THE Girl Of the Golden
West" was hard to beat. her type
being especially adapted to take r.:
pie1ion and handsome brown eyer: =
scene from the "Mikado" the Three
Little Maids. from school," was
ana M ny su
lington. Of Richmond, while Mrs. Call
sang from the opera. A Love Scene"
by Miss Katherine Goodwin. OF wash
ington. and Mr.. Gilpin Wilson made
a wonderful hit with the audience, to
the words OF "Oh. Promise Me-" by
Mrs. Call, accompanied by the orches-
ira. Miss Mildred Baya, of Jackson
Vile, was most entertaining between
acts" with her Rotations Of baby
dialects
The closing scene was a burlesQue
THE Women of Today" being = re-
production of a suffraEette parade. In
which number participated. wearing