The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-10

Mr. ana mrs. John M. Miller, Jr.,
will Introduce to society their debu-
tante daughter, Miss Mallie Miller, at
two large receptions on November
25th. one In the afternoon and one in
the evening. Miss Miller is one Of
the most prominent and charming OF
this seasons buds, and has already
had several informal parties given in
her honor.
Luncheon at Country Club.
Miss Marv Scarborough is enter
tanning Mss Resale Valentine and
her bridesmaids at luncheon at the
Country club today.
Mr.. Randolph Cardoza is enter
tanning the Ellett-Valentine bridal
party at buffet supper at the home
place that evening, Immediately after
the final rehearsal at the church.
In Paris.
Mrs. Edward Wise and her daugh-
ter, Miss Nell Wise. of Richmond,
who have been in Europe since the
early summer have Just arrived in
Paris for the winter season, and have
taken an apartment at l6 Rue Chai-
grin. Miss Wise Is being educated
abroad. and this is her last winter
IN Paris. for next winter she will re-
turn to Richmond to make her for
nal bow to society.
tt TIE &OuHIy SiuD.
A large and brilliant assemblage of
society was seen at the Country club
Saturday evening. Palms and bay
trees decorated the hall. and the gal
lery was filed with people watching
the dancers. Many new tango steps
were seen. and the handsomely gown
ed women made the scene very at
spDCtive one. Among those noted at
The club were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kent, Mr.. and
Mrs Stewart Hume, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Pegram, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. william Jack
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Montague,
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Rose. MIR. and
Mrs. James Dunlop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Travers Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Barks-
dale Lathrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett
Lathrop. MFR. and Mrs Goodwin Boy
kin. Mrs. Landerkin. Mrs. st. George
Bryan, Mrs. Doyle. Mr. and Mrs,
Chamberlyn. Mrs. d. G. Richardson.
Misses Gwendolin rutherford Rosa
lie Valentine. Mary Saunders. Nancy
Patton, Virginia Whiteley Phyllis
Taylor. Mary Ainslie. Virginia Ches-
terman. Marie Sands. Mary Coving
ton Evans, Kathleen Richardson.
Katharine Sinton, Mary Chalmers.
Lillian Watson. Virginia Watkins,
Della Davenport. Helen Rose. Lucy
Taiiaferro. Lettuce Woodward. Mil
dred Lefew. Marie koiner. Lucille Mas
sey. Eugene Taylor. May Mercer,
Elizabeth Cooke, Mildred Grice. Vir-
ginia Grice. Fannie Scott Emma
Conquest, Camilla Wexford, Mary
Bertrand Charlotte Jones. Julia
Joynes. Dorothy Harrison, Archer
Joynes. Warfields Crenshaw; Messrs.
Ga
otey Miller. OF Greenville. s. c.; Tom
Elicit. Henry Elicit, Richard saun-
ders. Rush Miller. James Gwatkins.
Frederick Darlington. Hardin Harris.
Ben Smith. James Patton, Wilbur
Sydnor, Robert Parsons Kent Raw
lev. Morris Laughorne. Gary Lam
bert, John =. Blair, Donneliy Adam
son. John Lea, Tony Adams, William
German. William Young and many
others.
Entertained In Newport News.
Says a recent exchange;
"one of the prettiest luncheous OF
the season was given by Mrs. Caleb
u West at her home, 530S Hunting
ton avenue. Newport News. yesterday.
complimentary TO Mrs. William L.
Shumate and Mrs. Richard Carlton.
of Richmond The dlning-room was
artistically decorated for the occa-
sion a color scheme Of yellow being
cieverly carried out In the courses
that were served. Covers were laid
for twelve. and Mrs. Vests guests
included: Mrs. Shumate, Mrs. Carlton.
Mrs. Saxon w. Holt. Mrs. w. T.
Chaplin. Mrs w. s. Copeland. Mrs,
Edloe Morecock. Mrs. George helms
Wise. Mrs Elliott Braxton, Mrs. It. ].
Barham, Mrs. w r, Kent and Mrs
G n Buxton 2"
At the wonan's Club.
Mrs. Charles c. Bosher will give An
authors reading at the Woman's club
this afternoon at 4:3o O'Clock. 1t Is
not known just what book Mrs. Bosh-
err will take for her reading, but II
will probably be her latest. The
House of Happiness.
Tho club will be attractively decor
ated in tall vases OF chrysanthemums
and the usual informal tea Will fol-
low the reading.
Mrs. Miller VIII Entertain.
Mrs. Clifton Miller Is giving an In
formal tea on Thursday afternoon
from to Z o'clock in honor of her
sister. Mrs. Allan Thomas Shepherd
bride of this season
Charity AFFAIR.
Owing to conflicting dates the Belle
Harrison Circle of Kings Daughters
VIII give theiF bFluBe iunCheon AT inc
Country Club of Virginia on Wednes-
day, November 18th. instead OF Mo-
veinber 18th. as formerly announced.
The circle includes some of the most
prominent women In Richmond, and
the annual card parties given by the
organization are always among the
handsomest charity affairs OF the
season.
Daughters OF 1919 to Meet Here.
The State conference OF the Ma
tional Society. United States Daugh-
ters of 1912. will meet here this week.
An interesting social event OF the oc-
casion will be big reception Thurs