The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-26
SOCIETY

white chryssnthemums. The brides
maids. who were Miss Helen Cheston,
! Miss Adelaide Calhoun, Miss Clemence
/ Cheston and Miss Marjorie Burweil
/ wore modlsh gowns of pale blue mes
saline. with double tunics OF scalloped
/ net. Their dainty caps of gold net had
/ touches of blue, and they carried yell
! low chrysanthemums.
Tho best man was Mr.. Elliot Hall
Rurwell, a brother of the bride, and
the ushers included Mr.. Thomas s.
IE1ehart. of West River; Mr.. Thomas
w. Kemp. of Baltimore; Mr.. Henry
Turner. of Easton. Nd and Mr.. ID.
Claude Handy. OF Annapolis
Important Meetings.
ST Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet with Mrs. Il. A. Hord,
1900 East Broad street. this afternoon
Mt o'clock A fun attendance is de-
sired, as final arrangements will be
made for the reception to be given
by the circle to the delegates and
visitors to the state Convention of
Kings Daughters, Thursday afternoon,
October 20 Time and place for the
annual thank Offering social will also
be decided upon.
The board of managers OF the So
ciety OF Colonial Danes in the State
Of Virginia has been called TO meet
at the residence of the president. Mrs
william Bufin Cox, SOC West Grace
street on this morning at II o'clock.
Opening German at V. =. /.
The German Club of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute gave it's opening
dance Of the session Friday night.
this being the first in a series OF
dances to take place during the year.
The chaperones were the members Of
the college faculty, their wives Mrs.
N NJ. Robinson. of Blacksburg;
,dadame Evans Of Virginia Coll EGG,
/nd others.
The german fig;lres were led by
Randolph Darlington, OF LNnchhvrg.
with Miss Florence Moon, Of tn : same
city, and SOME of the couples dancing
were: Miss Virginia Tompkins. New
York, and G. @. sutton; Mrs w. X.
Richardson, New Orleans. and f. c.
Fox; Miss Katherine Loving, Cfsmont.
and r. +. Plank; Miss Florence Pc
ters, Lynchbt rg. and c. w. McKann:
Miss Eleanor PARROT, V. =. l., and
e. g. Myrick: Mrs. f. r. Fred. Madi-
son, Wis, and j. A. Goodioe; Miss Su
sic Robinson, Blacksburg. and Heath
Robinson; Miss Liz Otey Hoge, Blacks
burg, and G. Y. Wingfield; Miss Leila
Dew, Wytheville, and S. Heth, Jr.;
Miss Lucy Williams. Wytheville. and
Bruce Williams; Miss Mona Clark.
Virginia COLLEGE. and q T.. f9atteson;
Miss Elinor Jones, Washington u. G..
and w r. Poague; Miss Anna Mi
chael, Roanoke, and j. r. Dushane:
Miss Alice Barbour, Roanoke. and
r.. +, williams; Miss Agnes Patton,
Lexington, and r. L. Campbell, Jr.
/ Miss Margaretta Bushnell. Salem, and
Terrill Bushnoll; Miss Harmon, Bran
well, w Va, and p. c. Harmon Miss
! Helen Welbourns, Roanoke, and {. ID
/ Fox; Miss Christine Snyder, Roanoke
land r NJ Rives Miss Helen Barlow
! v =. L., and j. II. East; Mrs c. h
/ Vawter, V. + /, and Professor Vaw
ter: Mrs Emory Hodgson, Y. p. J.
and Professor HodssUn
Personal.
Mrs. William Northrop, OF Forest
I'm, is spending some time in the
North.
Mr., w. r, Hopkins. who has been II
Vienna for the past year, has returned
to Rlrhmond.
Mrs. w S. Copeland and small sol
have returned to their home in New
port News after spending some tifn'
at the Blue Ridge Springs and will
Mrs Copeland's parents In Richmond
have returned home.