The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-10
ISSUE INVITATIONS
FOR DANCE SERIES
ForR WILL BE AT EXECUTIVE
MANSION on FRIDAY
EVENING.
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS
ANNUAL SESSION HELD AT CLVH
RooMs--ENGAGEMEN AN
NoUNcEMENTs AND COM
ING WEDDINGS.
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS

The Governor OF Virginia and Mrs.
Stuart are issuing invitations for a
series of dances to be given at .
O'Clock In the executive mansion. Tho
FIRST one viii be given Tuesday March
a4th; the second. Friday. March ~;
the third. Tuesday, March 3Ist, and
the fourth. FRIDAY. April , They
Wall be very beautiful affairs and as
usual the mansion viii be deliberately
decorated Oh each occasion.
Annual Meeting AT Noruan's Club.
al the regular annual meeting Of
the Wonl&ns ciab which was held
yesterday afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock
IN the pariors Of the club, Mrs j.
Art hur L.efroy. WAS reelected presl-
dent. Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson,
nrst Vice president. Mrs John $.
Munce. second vice president; Miss
Virginia peasants. corresponding sec
Rotary. and Mrs. Chiles NJ Terrell,
recording secretary. In place of the
FIVE retiring members Of the board
the following new members were
elected: Mrs. Christopher Tompkins.
Miss Matte r. Harris. Mrs. j. A.
Hoge, Mrs. John c. Metcalf and Mrs
William G.. Stanard Members of the
board retained are as follows: Mrs
Caskie Cabell. Mrs. Thomas Cary
johnson, Mrs. W. A Crenshaw, Mrs.
Chiles Terrell, Mrs John Soutnall,
Mrs. John s. Munce. Mrs. WdDgfield,
Mrs. l. d. Aylett Miss Virginia Pleas
ants and Miss Kate S, Winston.
For Mrs. Phipps.
Miss Julia Joynes was hostess at
q very small tea at her home, zoo
West Franklin street. yesterday after
noon in homer OF Mrs Paul Phipps.
OF New York, formerly Miss Nora
T4anghorne, who is the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Moncure Perkins.
Entertained in Washington.
Mrs. Herbert Mann. of Richmond.
was the guest Of honor Friday at
lovely tea given by Mrs. Gibbs Baker,
of Washington, ID. G. Mrs. Baker
WAS assisted in receiving by the guest
of honor and Mrs Power, Mrs, Am
bier and Miss Gibson. The tea table
was set with a bowl Of fragrant spring
flowers and presided over by Mrs.
Galloway and Mrs Ward.
Engagements Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Crenshaw
announce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage OF their daughter.
Edna LeRoy. TO Marmaduke Gay Rex.
The wedding viii take place in the
late spring.
Mrs. NJ r. Gregory. Of aos South
Third street, announces the engage
tftSl3k stiil Approaching jliSi4 ttAtSV Va
her daughter. Miss Ellen Garter
Gregory, TO Edmund Waddiii Chris
tian The wedding Will take place
early in April.
Approaching Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Betsy Bur
well Page daughter Of Rev. ana Mrs.
Frank Page, d. p. of Fairfax, Va,
40 Mr.. Norman j. Gaynor, Of New
York. will take place in the early part
~ April. They will 80 to Italy on
their wedding tour, where they will
be the guests at the American en-
bassy. the residence OF the prospec-
tive brides uncle. Ambassador Thorn
as Nielsen Page, in Rome. After
spending the summer abroad. they
will make their home in Brooklyn,
y. Y.
Birthday. Reception.
Says the Eirginian-
"A very beautiful and interesting
reception was that given Saturday aft
ernoon by Mrs Benjamin C. Gray at
her home IN Warren Crescent Nor
folk. In honor Of her eighty eighth
birthday. This was usual the oc-
sasion for a family reunion, and Mrs.
Gray had with her some of her chill
dren, grandchildren and great-grand-
children. The house was beautifully
decorated, the parlor with golden
glow roses, Easter lilies and rnigno-
nette, and the dining room with pink
and white roses and carnations.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. William III. White and Miss
Emma Gray White. OF Richmond: Mr..
and Mrs Alexander IHnstail, OF
Washington, ID. c.: Mrs. Charles
Slaughter. Miss Susie Slaughter. Mr..
and Mrs. II Gray Tunstall Miss Lucy
Tunstali. Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. do Jar
nette, the Misses de Jarnette, Mr. and
Mrs. Fergus Reid. Master Ferrsas