The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-06
Society


danced tonight in the ball room Of
the Richmond hotel at half past 3
O'Clock. Mr. william H Palmer. Jr.,
will lead the german. and supper will
he served IN the dining room.
Returned Home.
Mrs. James C. smyTh has returned
10 her home. "Jesam Hill" on the
river road, after spending several
weeks with MI sUd Mrs. F t..
Meacham. In New York. Mrs
afeacham IS visiting her daughter,
Mrs srnyth now. and Viii spend sew
eral months here before returning 70
her home fn New York. Many pretty
AFFAIRS have been planned in honor
az Mrs Nearham during her stay,
To Leave For Italy.
Mr.. ard Mrs John Kerr Branch
and Misses Louise and Zayde Branch,
who have been spending the Christ
mas HOLIDAYS with Mr.. Branch's faith
err. Mr. John +. Branch. az West
Franklin street. are now the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick William
scott st their home. seq West Frank
lin street for a few days Mr.. and
Mrs. Branch and the Misses Branch
will san for Italy some time shortly,
where they expect To spend the
remaining &lEleT EleAta@s
Wedding Invitations Issued.
Mr.. ard Mrs Manfred Call have
issued invitations for the marriage
az their daughter. Elizabeth, TO Mr..
James Harry Alexander. OF Atlanta,
ia. on the evening of Thursday. the
Ssd OF January. at $50 o'clock. Sec
ond Presbyterian church, Richmond.
After the 1St of March Mir AIexar
der and his bride wifi bs at home,
1ss Juniper street, Atlanta Ga
In Honor of Miss Wright.
Ore Of tho most brilliant affairs for
the younger set was the dance al the
Courtrv club in Norfolk last week,
with Miss Virginia Brock Hughes rs
hostess, given in honor OF Miss Doro-
thy Benerman and Miss Sarah Black
hurrle, cf philadelphia, and Miss
Wright. Of Richmond,
The club was exquistteiy decorated
for the occasion with profusion Of
palms, ferns and cut flowers. with
Christmas greens Of cedar. spruce
and pine. The chandeliers ware hung
with festoons OF snilax and rope
cedar. Many lighted tapers were also
used.
The guests were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Hughes Miss Hughes
Miss Wright. Miss Benerman and
Miss Blackburn
Supper Was served al II o'clock.
Those present were; Misses Mamie
Baylor, Susie Little, Esther Wrenn,
Virginia Lynch, Gertrude Gillian.
Matte Lamb. Grace peJarnette. Mar
garet Dorm, Beth Whaley Elizabeth
woodard, Ether Jenkins, Helen Reed,
Phtlippl Bruce. Dorothy Wilson, Elsie
Hodges, Sally Waller Anne r.. Waller
afargery Eldridge. Hope Baker
Martha Cooke. Alicia Tobb, Helen
Hobbs. Dorothy Moss Alice Webster
Rebah Arnistead. Frances Myers
Lucy Elk Mildred cobb. Lucille bod
son, EllAa Maury. Virginia Browne
Claudia Perkins. Elizabeth Jernigan
Ruth Harahan, Snsannah Hanrahan
Johanna Mettu. Roberta Newton, Mar
gnerita Brooke Helen Baker, Grace
Shslburne, Catherine Ham, Margare'
G'oVinRton. Louise Robinson, Mildred
Ryan. Rebecca TAFT, Hortense Hodges
Emma Wyatt, Nyra Wool, Alicia Wer'
termaSer Catherine Groner, Catherine
Robinson: Messrs Charlie Hughes
Crenshaw Reed. Wnfred Ferguson
Sam Northern. Charlie Jenkins. Johr
Jenkins, Randolph Coupland, Ale1
Bell, Thorn Henderson. Bin Garrison
Mac Dibrell, Edwin Lamb. Lyman
Willard Robert Taylor. Leigh VII
lianas, Charlie Flemming. Alfred Page
Branham Cooke Mac Lloyd. Walter
Lloyd, Augustine Mayer. Reeves
Hitch, Amber WILCOX, Teddy and
Claiborne Wilcox, Theodore Wrenn
Dick Gillian. Tom Gillian, Duncan
Waller. Edward Whaley. Westmors
Wilcox, Farant Todd. James Bain
Kirn Armistead New Waller. Rober
Taylor Lovius Landlord, Bill Pender
Sydney PriGdy, Barton Myers, 1r.
Kenneth Kerr James Harahan, Cuth
bert Tunstall, Douglas Brooke, Forne!
Reese. Andrew Browne, Andri Mottu
Frank Mitchell, Temple Robinson
Dick Payne. Wiley Cooke, Johr
Brock s3-r-rr-rrer4ft-frf Jenkins,
Starke, Newton Starke, Raymond
Meredith. Robertson Moss. Charlie
Finch Charlie Ryan, Hugh McBIair
Thornton Eastwood. Edward Hardy
John waldrop Frank Wilson, Dag
Haywood. Jim Mckee. David Lang
horne. Harold Wrenn. Stedmsr
Weight. William Dickson. Gearge
Dickson. Dick Edwards, William
giernan. Charlie Yeatman, Herman
Allyn, Robert Hughes. Sydney Hughes
pemberton Frame, Brent Wells
severn DevaI
chldren's Party This Afternoon.
little Miss yirgfr1s chaplin has sem
Gut trritat!ons 10 a number pt !ittl'
1olks for a. party ehis afterncnra frpn
y Until naclock. About karsntss~nvs
&Gl6ren are invited.
Gard Party
srygs May Lee Rowe was nostesS ci
A. delightful card party At her home
B17 West Clay street on last Tues
Cav. New Years eve.
The game YVES played untu tns
an.dnfght hour, when the guests went
into the dining room for SUPPER Gov
,mEs .ys,srss isfa Essrr sAgh l. ..,,, ;.
The coIor scheme was req and. white
Those playing were: Miss 4. l. Park
or, Mr. Frank II Rowe, Miss Annie
Hsoatwrisht. 9Sr. Boatwrfght, Miss n
r. Thornton. Mr.. Wright, Miss NJ. l.
Rowe and Srr. A w. Tpehurch. The
highest scores were made by Miss
Parker ana Mr. Wright.
Mrs. Young the Guest OF Honor.
Mrs Arthur Ecrtvenor. of 1909 West
wwenue was hostess Friday afternoon
o. a. farewell bridge party in honor
Of Mrs. James Young. who Is leaving
for Baltimore to make her future
home Tha deps rture Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Young ia great regret TO their many
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