The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-24
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William
Scott and little Miss Mary Ross Scott.
OF 900 West Franklin Street. are
spending tho week lend in Albemarle
County. They are at "Royal Orchard"
their country place near Alton.
At the Country Club.
There will be the usual gathering of
society this afternoon and evening at
tho Country Club OF Virginia. Tea
will be served on tho terrace. and
numbers OF people will motor to the
club for dinner and remain for the In
formal hop following later in the eve
ming. The little dinner tables prettily
decorated in wild flowers, are arranged
on the terrace of the clubhouse when
ever the weather permits. and charm
ing small affairs are given at the club
each week. An orchestra will play for
the dancing in tho evening. and the
ballroom is also decorated in wild
flowers.
Going Abrond.
DR.. Leslie Byron wigs. one of tho
professors in the recently combined
medical schools here, will sail on May
the house guest of Sir John Bradford.
under whom he will study. DR.. Wigs
will visit Holland. Berlin. Dresden.
Vienna. Munich and Paris before re-
turning. He will also study at Oxford
under Sir William Osler.
J. Garland Tinsley and his daugh-
tcrs Misses Claire ann Lenore Tlnsley.
of "Picquenocque." near Richmond. are
also sailing for Europe the last of this
month. They will be accompanied by
Misses Pattie and Sallie Miller. Of
Huntington w Va. and expect to
travel on the Continent until some
time In August.
For Miss Bruce.
Miss Kathleen Bruce, who has been
visiting Miss Alice Harrison in Lees
burg for several weeks. is now the
guest OF Mira. Thomas o. Fendall. a
grea. deal OF charming entertaining
has been done for Miss Bruce during
her visit to Leesburg. Miss Harrison
gave tea in her honor last Tuesday
afternoon, when she was assisted in
receiving by Misses Mary Conrad and
Anne Mcdonald. Mrs Harry T. Har-
rison poured chocolate and Mrs. Fred
erick Page presided at the tea table
which was prettily decorated for the
occasion with pink and white roses
Several solos were sung by Lawrence
Lee.
Mrs Elijah B White entertained at
luncheon Thursday in honor of Miss
Bruce Covers were laid for eight
those present being Miss Bruce Miss
Alice Harrison. Miss Mary Conrad, Miss
Henrietta Harrison. Miss Anna Shep-
ara. Mrs. Harris and Miss White
Coming to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanyarne Wilson and
their daughters, Muses. Hattie and
Muriel Wilson. left Spartanburg S c.
for Richmond on Tuesday evening Mr.
Wilson. who was formerly n Congress-
tnan from South Carolina. and his
family expect 10 make their home in
this city.
For Miss Reed.
Miss Virginia Etheridge entertained
Wednesday evening at dinner at the
Norfolk Country Club in honor of Miss
Nancy Reed whose wedding to Lieu
tenant Augustus Norton. United States
Army. Will be celebrated to-day. The
taYe prettily decorated with
spring flowers. and covers were laid for
eight Those present were Miss Reed
Miss Claudia Mayer Miss Sally Byrns
Lieutenant Norton, Arthur Hitch. Law
renee Atkinson and John Reed. Jr.
Miss Resale HARDWOOD Of Lombardy
Street, left yesterday for Norfolk 10
attend the Norton Reed wedding Miss
HARDWOOD is the guest of Mrs. Newton
Coggsdale at her home In Raleigh Ave-
nue. during her stay In Norfolk
Alumnnc Luncheon.
An interesting society event OF to-
day VIII be the alumnae luncheon Of
Miss Eliett's School which will take
place at the Westmoreland Club. Some
of the most prominent girls in Rich
mond Will attend the luncheon. which
will be served at small tables arranged
on the roof garden OF the club and
decorated in pink flowers and rose
shaded lights. The affair is given by
the alumnae of the school in honor of
the graduating class for this session.
Miss Mary Day VIM is chairman. and
the committee includes Misses Pattie
Cary. Bessie Ryland. Elsie Parrish. Bar
bara Trigg. Matte Purcell, Mary Aylett
and Mrs John Parrish
Approaching Wedding.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Cousins to the
marriage OF their daughter, Grace