The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-30
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was the buffet supper given by Miss
Martha Robinson. in her home on
West Franklin street, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Garnet Tabb. whose we'd
ding was a fashionable event of the
late fall. Miss Robinson was one Of
the Richmond girls who went to Will
fsingtpn TO be an attendant al the
marriage. Mrs. Portiaux Robinson
received with her daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. Tahb, The dining-room ia
bio WAS nrranged with small vases of
Venetian glass filled with orchids, and
silver caudelabras. with pink candles
About seventy guests were invited.
and the party was very informal.
Teas This Afternoon.
Mrs. fsaacs win give the third tea
this afternoon. in series Of small re-
cept3ons she has had during January
in her apartment at the Chesterfield.
About one hundred guests are invited
between The hours OF ! and : o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas q. Gordon will also
entertain al an Informal tea this af-
teFnoon at her home on Floyd avenue.
Childrcn's Matinee.
One. Of the most attractive features
or the Indoor Carnival" which be-
+ gins this evening ar Liberty hail. un-
der the auspices of the Junior Oak
wood Memorial assocta1i on. will be
the childreus matinee on Friday af-
tt4af&tAH 4 &sG k5iH>l0S1I aI tHG assoc
citation, Mrs. {, W Massie, has Sc
cured Mrs w l. Phillips and Miss
Atkinson to take charge A special
program, consisting of readings.
string music. songs and fancy dancing
viii be given, after which games and
FariouS amuscuents. dear to the heart
Of children, will he enjoyed. The fol-
lowing committee VIII have charge Of
he booths.
T,ral4C fe4y4yyss4tna - Agtenne k1s-a
Gary and Lammie Cunningham. as
sisted by Miss Wingfield
japanese costumes, carrying japa-
nese umbrellas, from which will be
suspended the grab bags
Candy CommIttee---Cha hartman Miss
Jennie Gary, assisted by Misses Anne
Gentry and Lucille Palmatory, in
Martha Washington costume. Home
made and mixed candles, peanuts In
tarlcton bags
Ice Cream Cones Committee~-Chair-
man. Miss Mary Curtis, assisted by the
Misses CheatWood. Nesdames Goode.
ketlanI, Brown and Lowry
Lemonade Committee Miss Mary
Nassie, chairman. assisted by Misses
Clara Gary and Hechler.
Novelty Committee - Chairman.
Miss Elise Prayer. assisted by Misses
Louise Moore, Annie Lee and Mar
earet Cheatwood and Miss Palma
taFv
Tickets Committee -- Buy Massie
and James Gary
In Honor of Richmond.
Misses Margaret Freeman and
Katherine Robinson. Of this city. are
visiting friends in Norfolk. ana are
be1Hg much entertained in that city
ON Saturday evening Miss CAROLYN
6wathmey entertained at a heauti-
[ally appointed dinner given at the
country club The table decorations
we're pink roses and ferns. Covers
acre laid fer sixteen, and Miss Gwath-
aey guests were Mir. and Mrs
montgomery Osborn. Miss Susie Gall.
Miss Ethel TAFT, Miss Camilla Rod
man Mlss Freeman. and Miss Rob
lnsou, ~ Richmond, Miss Mary
wright, Charles Grant. Charles Hume.
oF. Faulkner. Hugh Blair Calf. Her
IeFt Nash, Mr Macon and Lieutenant
Sterling, United States navy
Entertainment in Highland Park.
VOCAL and dramatic entertainments
VIII t5e given by the choir guild of the
Ascension church, in Highland Park
tomorrow evening at S o'clock In The
lecture room of the church Those
taking part are Mrs. NJ G. Norriss
Miss Patty fsaacS Mr. Maurice Koble-
meT, Mr. Oscar Nartenstein, Miss
i-eahE. Mr. Cowardin and Mrs Mar
tensteln
Df Interest Here.
SAYS Baltimore paper!
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins oyster roast
ana dance gwen last night at the Elk
rage kennels for Miss Fslizabeth Rem
sh@W- OF Norofon, Conn. WAS very
Jolly party Among the guests were
9F, aHd Mrs Miles White. Mr.. and
Mt, 9, Hra&ton Dallam. Miss Lily
iHEhba4i Bliss Anne Williams Miss
Elizabeth Jencks. Miss Margaretta
l5onSab Miss Eleanor Cary the Misses
heFseF, the Misses Haxal the Misses
}eFotd, Mr.. Bonsal White. Mr.. j. T..
~ Arey Paul MIR, Richard Lloyd Tigh-
man, Mr. Frank J. Cary. MIR. d. c.
Wharton Smith Mr. y. Stewart Ridge
ly AR Julian Rideely. Mr.. ]. Howard
Eager and Mr.. Charles Morris How
ard
Es9eisassts1 sfnu ffnuorets.
Mr.. Morgan +. Robinson. Of this
ttts, mas been made a member OF the
general committee of the American
Historical association He attended
The annual meeting in December
which nct ia Boston. and received
many 'ouFtesles during his stay there
Meeting of Colonial Danes.
The Society Of Colonial Danes met
Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock in the
NUman's club, and the meeting
proved to he "a most interesting one
the historian general, Octrave Tina
net, wrote and read at the national
congress Of the society, which was
held la Washington some time ago
telling Of all the work which has been
omplshed in the past two years,
Of the archives which have been pre-
served ana memorial tablets and
monuments placed in various parts of
the country. After this II was decided
10 mark The birthplaces of the presi
dents which Virginia has given to the
nation that have not already been SO
honored, and the form decided upon
r. 10 be a sundlaI. The Daughters
nf the American Revolution have al
ready marked the birthplaces Of
Washington and Monroe, and the
owner Of Shadwell has given his per-
mission To Mrs Martin Littleton TO
piace fitting memorial there in hon
or Of Thomas Jefferson The work
is To be completed in the near future.
Guests of Mrs. rutherford.
Mrs James Mullen and Miss Pau
line Powers are spending some time
with Mrs. James Rutherford at her
home in RockcastIe, Va, Mrs Ruth
erfoord formerly made her home in
Richmond