The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-26
IT'S FOURTH Dance
WILL Be TONIGHT
GERMAN CLUB EVENT IN RICH
NOND HOTEL--COLoNEL
STERN TO LEAD.
WOMAN'S CLUB WEEK
ULSTER FOLK LORE AT LECTURE
TODAY-LTANNER-W WED
DING-RECEPT1oNs
xHGs OF INTEREST,".
WOMAN'S CLUB WEEK

The fourth dance Of the Richmond
German club viii take place this even
ing In the ballroom Of the Richmond
hotel. Colonel 10 Lane Stern will
lead. a. usual and the decorations
will be very elaborate. A buffet sup
per will DO served at II o'clock in the
gilt dining room. and the patronesses
for the evening are: Mrs. r. Carter
SCOTT. Mrs. Thomas Ptnckney Bryan.
Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mrs Julien II.
Hfll. Mrs William Fl. Palmer, Jr..
Mrs. Egbert q. Leigh. Jr.. Mrs. Gar
rett B. Wall. Mrs John Stewart
Bryan. Mrs A. Sidney Buford, Jr..
Mrs Thomas B. McAdams. Mrs. David
Harris Leake and Mrs. John Shelton
Williams.
At thu woman's Club
Ulster Song and Folk Lore" will
be the subject OF an interesting lee
ture to be made by Mr.. John s, Munce
at the Woman's club this afternoon
At 4:30 o'clock. Miss Jane N. Ruth
erfoord Is chairman of the afternoon.
On Wednesday afternoon. instead OF
the usual book discussion at the meet
ing OF the Literary Round Table, Mrs.
beverley B. Munford will state her
views on the cor-ordinate college for
women at the University of Virginia
On Friday aftern u,n. January 30th.
m vi uiIG Will 5H6ah
against the coordinate college for wo-
men at the University OF Virginia. The
hour set for this talk Is 1870 O'Clock.
Tnnncr--Wrenn.
An out-of-town wedding of much
interest to society here took place
Saturday evening at 6 O'Clock in the
home OF the bride In Lynchburg,
when Miss Ruth Msgnon Wrenn.
daughter OF Mrs. Harriet Mitchell
Wrenn. became the bride Of Mr.. Carl
Augustine Tanner, formerly Of New
York. but now Of Richmond. The
pariors were decorated In palms.
lighted candies. lilies and roses, and
nm orchestra played the wedding
music. The bride wore travelling
costume of green dovetine. with a hat
Of the same shade, and carried a
shower bouquet Of lilies of the val
ley and Bride roses. The maid of
honor. Miss Nina Winter. a cousin OF
the bride. was gowned IN pink char
meusa yelled In embroidered Chiffon
and trimmed In pearls She carried
an arnfui Of pink rosehuds Mitchell
wrenn attended his brother as best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner left at once
for a Northern honeymoon and on
their return will make their home In
this city
For Mrs story.
The Washington Star prints the fol-
lowing of interest here:
The reception given by Mrs. Mar
garet Monteiro Berry ard the mem
bers OF the Major William Overton
Calls Chapter -. A. r, Saturday af-
ternoon at the Farragut, In honor of
Mrs. William Cumming story. Mrs.
Charles w. Richardson. Mrs. Benia-
min James. or Richmond, and Mrs.
Frederick Gallup. of Fort Niger. was
q brilliant and largely attended at
fair,
Assisting were Mrs, Joseph K. Rams
dell, of Louisiana: Mrs. Horace NJ,
Towner. OF Iowa. Mrs. Charles Robh,
wife OF Judge Robb. OF the Court OF
Claims. Mrs. Julius c, Burrows Mrs
Claude Swanson. Mrs. Conrad Syme,
and Mrs. John r. Langley
The arrangements were In charge
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Knox Harrison.
Mrs. Alice Y. Saiter. Miss Stella Hart
and Miss L Watts Collins. Miss
Eleanor Martin poured tea.
Punch was served by Miss Louise
eaftrr.
The rooms were decorated beauu-
fully with the insignia OF the society.
4 spinning wheel with thirteen spokes
and thirteen stars. ferns. palms and
North Carolina pine, while there was