The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15

The Country club was tho scene II
i. much xaysty during tho past week.
she Old Dominion Tennis tournament.
which opened Monday, and lasted
through Saturday. drawing N large
and fashionsDie crowd. Tho most at
tractivc feature ~ tho club was the
horse ahow end lawn fets. which took
place Thursday. end was the occasion
Cor m Of tho most brilliant and FASH
iqnable gatherings sv~r Soon at the
Iclut. Mics W&rfeld Crenshaw and
Mia Emma Gray White winning blue
ribbons n the horse show. and Mrs.
i9ulifvan's winning tho csac r. tho ten
lnis- tc~urnnu.Ont werc the CHIEF at
FRACTION OK the day. Nga. Sullivan
won the cup from Mrs. Taylor, OF
Norfolk.
i Many handsome functions were
rendered tho members OF the 7. r. A..
brilliant bail 1t the Jefferson hotel
Friday evening. closing tho social at
fairs. Saturday waa marked by the
lawn xete given 1t tie Commonwealth
club by tho Richmond Chapter OF the
Alumni association. which was at
tended by a number Of alumni from
AL over the country. The ss.o was
q stag AFFAIR, ara ono OF tho rr,cst de-
lightfnl given in Richmond for many
years Tho usual round Of teas and
dinners werc given at the Country
iciub. after which the Saturday night
hop followed, which RAJ enjoyed by
have been taking part In the tennis
tournament this week.
(. The most brilliant affair Of the ON
ing week will be the Walker-Eaches
wedding. which viii take place Mon
day 1t 2 o'clock al the home Of the
bride. SIT Floyd avenue. MHny guests
from . distance arrived Saturday for
the wedding. which In Of great In
terest all through the South and North
on account OF the prominence OF
both the bride and groom A num-
for this week. among them being the
Fraser-Scott wedding, which also
takes place on Monday. and the End
sers- Werner wedding on Wednesday,
June 18th. with several out-of-town
weddings Of great interest TO Rich
mond.society.
y To Tour In Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs Richard johnson, OF
ParkssAvenue. will leave in about ten
days 60 spend some time touring in
theirsfar through the western part
of thu State, They viii stop irst at
Charlottesville and then go to Staun-
ton. And from there they will go to
WhitA Sulphur Springs. and spend
several weeks. They will return to
the city about August LIST. and after
a few days stay here, will leave for
their country home in Amelia Court
house. to be gone until late in the
fall.
Piano Rdctai.
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will be a piano recital at the Rich
mond Conservatory OF Music In the
post graduate course. Friday. June
2oth, at So o'clock. by Miss Clarice
Marshall Bib. Miss Bibb graduated
last year, winning the scholarship,
and 10 studying for the artist d.
ploma. which IN expects to receive al
the end OF next session. The artist d.
ploma 10 the highest honor that can be
given at this school and she will be
the irst one to receive II. The public
10 cordially invited to attend. and the
following program vii be rendered:
Sonata, Opus ,. tlst NOW
Beethoven
Miss Clarice BIB.
Violin solo Selected
MIR. j. II. Donahue.
TAI N~octurne in c minor Chopin
(b) "Rhapsodie Hungroise" No. IL
Listz
Miss Clarice Bfbb.
Reading Selected
MI. F. e. Cosby.
sonata in b minor. Listz
Miss Clarice Bibo.
Violin solo Selected
Mr.sJ. II. Donahue.
Concerto In A minor .Grefg
Miss Bibb and Mr.. Cosby.
Mra r. q. cSsby.
Kettle Sonata .......... Mcdowell
Miss Clarice Bibb.
KINGS Daughters To Give Excursion,
One Of the most enjoyable outings OF
Inc summer win be the moonlight ex-
Gap, Tuesday night, June 18th, on the
steamer Pocahontas, given, for the
benefit Of the Sheltering Arms Free
hospital by the st. Johns circle OF
Kine,s Daughters. Cowardinfs or
chestta will furnish tho music. and a
committee Of ladies. assisted by o
number Of young girls. Will serve rc-
freshmentA The boat VIII leave the
wharf at $50. returning about II
o'clock.
Return frcna College.
Misses Jean and Elizabeth McGraw,
Of 1856 West urnoo street. have re-
0nrnod from Columbia university. New
YORK. accompanied by Mas Mccarthy,
Of Huffalo, N. r, and Miss Anne
warren, OF Kansas City. Mo. Miss
Warren has q number OF friends here,
having visited tho Misses McGraw
during the ChrsatnaA holfdays.
Attractive Pity 30 Bc. Given.
One III tho NEST attractive playa Of
the GUNNER VIII BE- eivon Friday
evering. June Soth. At $3.50 c'cock IN
tho Jefferson auditorium under the
direction OF = Eurncsr Of prominent
vrnr,0 gsr.s. The play ID to be Gfysn
for charity md these taking Fart are:
MIsses Jervey Fisher. Annie King
Dessie Williamson. Torencc rsoT1eet.
HALO vesie, and MeNsrx. George Far
sonss renton Jacobs. Frank sutton.
The play is entitled "Fcr Low or
Money and was given last June VIA
s { Mt the uintcr Park Dali,
0inter Park, thar tliose IN charge
have bean requested TO repeat u ~
Invitatiors ISSUED.
Invitations have been received IN
Tsichmond to the marriage OF Miss
Rate peacock, daughter Of nj. and
Mr. John Thomas Peacock. Of MAdi-
ron. O., 10 Rev. Charles Baker Aren-
dau. Who for many pears wan pastor
A thN Northside Baptist. church, and
= I~n known In Richmond. The