The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-25

ten for nearly all of the home maya
zines in the country, and her talk
Tuesday afternoon Will he very de-
iiEhtful and Interesting She has
spoken .s,asSore a rambler of the %s@ms
ans Clubs in New York and Philadel-
phia. and having studied needlework
under art workers of every nation
aiity. her talk will not he solely upon
domestic productions. Mrs. Carl RoS-
trup win introduce Mrs. Grabo wsk IL
and mem hers of the club and their
friends. as well as the friends of Mrs
! Ora bowski are extended a cordial in
vitation 10 he present on this occa-
sion An informal tea will follow
the talk
/ patruncSses for Concert.
The patronesses for the annual con-
cert 10 he given by the Sheltering
Arms Circle Of Kings Daughters, on
the evening Of Friday. February 6th,
/ in the CITY auditorium, for the hene-
/ 1T Of the hospital. are as follows
7 Mrs Henry Stuart Mrs. william
Hodges Mann. Miss Francis Scott
Miss Anderson. Mrs. O. !. Sands. Mrs
I Charles f. Lee. Mrs. George King
I Mrs. J. Aston Cahell, Mrs Edwin
Hewitt. Mrs Leslie Young, Mrs. Hat
( tie Greeuway. Mrs Phil Taliaferro
I Miss BESSIE Selden Mrs. William VIII
mer sale. Mrs. tiarnett Tabb. Mrs
: r. Garter Scott, Mrs. Grice, Mrs sgd
uey Gillian. Mrs. Agnew, Mrs. stuart
Mjchaux. Mrs Thomas d. Murrell,
Mrs Clifton Miller Mrs II. C. Cooper.
Mrs John Hagan Mrs. Y. &. 3Iankcn-
ship. Mrs Horace Wexford Jones.
" .ss2es Roykin Mrs. George Hutchlns,
Mrs Graham Hobson, Miss Elizabeth
Davenport Mrs Alexander Forester.
Mrs A. Warwick. Miss Lucy Harr-
son. Mrs. w r. Coel, Mrs. w
Drewry, Mrs NJ Y Armist cad, Mrs.
George Bryan, Miss Marion Boice.
Mrs G. r.. Cannon. Mrs John Har-
rison, Mrs ". ~ Chesterman. Mrs
Frederick G. Hair. Mrs, John X,
I3ranch Miss Effle Branch, Mrs. Pres
ton Cooke Mrs. H. Hazard, Mrs.
Allison Hodges Mrs Henry L Rely,
Mrs Ldnwood Antrim. Mrs. G. c.
Pinckney Mrs Thomas Cary John
ston. Mrs \. =. ballard. Mrs. John
Hayes. Mrs James Peasants, Mrs
Robert 6. Cabell. Mrs, Fred Scott
{ Mrs Mary De Witt Adams. Mrs Saun-
1ers Hobson. Mrs, George Ainslie. Mrs
4 Garrett Wall, Mrs, A. w. Patterson
Miss Luly Williams, Miss Adele Will
iiams Mrs. f. d. Henquembourg,
/ Mrs. Frank d Williams, Mrs. Andrew
Grey. Mrs. Frank Duke. Mrs William
son Talley and Mrs Edward Hoadley.
These concerts are always among
the most brilliant affairs of the win
/ ter season and a large contingent or
/ fashionable society Will fill the audi
( tprium on this occasion. The pro-
gram for the evening will he rendered
by Nine Frances Aida, prima donna
of the Metropolitan Opera. company,
assisted by Gutia cassni cellist, and
Frank La Forge, pianist.
Miss Calhoun Entertained.
Miss Harriet Calhoun, of Atlanta,
Gas who was recently the guest of
Miss Zaytie Branch. of Richmond. and
who was beautifully entertained while
here by Miss Nora Randolph and Mr.
and Mrs Ashton StarI<e. is now the
guest of Miss Marian Phinizy, of Au-
gusta. Ga. Since her arrival in Au-
eusta. Miss Calhoun has been extern
stvely entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert G. Nicely, Jr, gave an informa,
buffet supper, followed by a dance
in her honor Friday evening. Sat
urday Miss ThInizy gave a charming
luncheon at her home in honor o1
Miss Calhoun; Saturday evening Mr.
Frank Capers gave a dinner dance al
tho Country club, and Mr., Van Hol
will entertain at dinner Monday eve
ming for her
Interesting announcement
+, Mrs. William Imam Curry, o
Augusta, Ga. announces the engage
ment and approaching marriage q
her sister, Miss Buelah Christine
Davis, OF Richmond. to DIR. David +
! Scott. of West Virginia formerly o
Monroe, Va. The wedding. which i!
! of great interest TO society Throughout
the State, will take place Februar,
nth.
Pretty Wedding.
Bruton Parish church, Williams
burg, was rhe scene of n pretty we'd
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when Miss Mary Henly Spencer
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Spen
der, became the bride IF DIR. Georg,
! Hankins. The historic old church wa
| beautifully decorated in palms anc
potted plants. the altar being banked
y with palms and lighted by tall cathe
! dral candles The bride entered th,
church with her father, hy whom sh'
j was given away. and wore white en-
4 broidered crepe meteor, trimmed il
d pearls and real lace. Her long taif
: veil was caught with wreath o
orange blossoms, and she carried
shower bouquet of orchids and lille,
( IF the valley. Mrs. II w. Walden wa
maid OF honor and her sisters onl,
attendant She was gowned in whit,
satin. trimmed in pearls and lace, ant
wore a black picture hat with whit,
plumes and carried pink killarne,
ittStS. liI. NHIuS ftGnElDS WAS III
Brothers best man, and the usher
Included Mr., Edward Spencer
brother Of the bride. Mr. George
r'edy. Mr. Ernest Wright Mr.. John l.
Tucker. DIR. Thomas Hardy and DIR
Guy Define.
A reception was rendered the hrida
party and a few intimate friends
Friday evening at the home OF tbs
brides parents DR.. and Mrs, Han
i{ins left Immediately after the cere
mpny for "A Northern wedding jour
ney. Among the guests from dis
lance at the wedding were. Miss
Amrie Alvey. of Richmond; Miss Alice
Hankins. Mr.. and Mrs Cary Branch
Miss Marian Jennings, Toano, Va
Miss Mathew. Blackstone. Va; Mis-.
illizheth Jengan. Norfolk, Va. Mis-,
Fiorrle Batten. suffolk Va; Ais.
Florence Rawlings. Norfolk, Va: Mis-:
Betty Wright Tappahannock, Va.
Linen Shower.
Hiss Henrietta Helen Shapiro gave
" f.fettp 4i4sea s4teet.t--tt.A AIRS,
Annie Roth on Thursday evening. Al
the gifts We're placed in large um
trei!a and suspended from the cell
ing. When Miss Roth entered the room
the umbrella was drawn back and
st,t. ~f,scknge~ fell arourct her A +
=. III 1hi3.-d dancing MAS indulged ina
midnight supper was served. Abou
nifty guests were present. Miss Rotl