The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-09
last German Before
Lent Brilliant One

4 MRS. WILLIAM RuFtIN CON TO
BE I.NTERT NNED IN WASH
INGToN-NtTAIRs TO-DAY.
The last tall before Lieut. Of The
Rsrhr,eus German Club. given last
evening in isac bail roam Of the JET
( Seranu fJotYs;. was one al the most
brilliant affairs 81 the scaoSu 40d was
attended hv q distinguished Conlpah!
of rnaraAers aud their guests ferhS,
palr,s AMI pink aGsiias were arFahEFu
around he toSer'aud in the bali room,
ard were Tus sS~d on the stage VIZ,
the orchestra vas seated 'NI"4'' ~
Lane Stern led the german. naitLi'@
with Misc Roberta kyle i'lfaNa'Is.
~, aabYfanfo niece Of Mrs Reginald
f,i,ham Miss PIessauts wore
c,,arrninr costume of corn ooioTe4
satin fashioned wit'l & long Nnni, "'
chiffon edged NAilh a uSHd al ma
velvet. The bodice Of lace and 'h'I
ION As 3nEsred with reSettes- al MAJ
row black velvet fastened I" the
shoulders. and she carried an at"''"i
Of American Beauty buds,
Al ii o'clock supper was server o'
small EAN&%% fAtI4 ga ~ f''i
\ EtJlaruev roses la baskets, fea W.
rink tutie decorated the tables AHu
DAINTY favors were distributed ahfHhF
sumner Afeuy beaetifui gown ""'e
wnrr, by he women present. A',"''s
fhe out-of~tuwn gu SITS wee. 'Ns97
Mary Bruce kinsolvinE. ~ batin"it'
wits Robert Mimford: Miss = HSi''i9
whitbridee Williams. III Haio'i,V,r =,
with EenvN ". Anderson; Mass "ii".
mic Ruth Hedges, of Norl@1H,t5
Nr~lter IeAfe and E. w ai'er' "a
some ~ those rece'vinC Tor the
4,s i xrere Mrs Thomas PtnekheS
rr,an Nrs Levin Joyues, Mrs- J"hn
shelton Williams Mrs NihiaLt ~
palmer II. Mrs John Stew"ft hr,n'''
Nrs Carr BuekBef vail NJ =
nayid HarciS T.eake. Mrs. soma ~.
Anderson Mrs. Barton tfaNat' -.
Mrs f. nard"'~h VIM ms ~" '''''
rateswo~th j Mckinney ~
FOR Mrs. COX.
Mrs. Har~y l. RUS, ot " tS'''i ,.a
ION u. 4. viii euiert5h al
go 49,. al The Nasningkon club n'&t
saturaay af,troon 't9M '"' =, a.,
..nr3Y.litt,e54 TO Sir@ " 'iftth 49,
80 az p3rf.ranBd honorary iH"N''
- f}4..- G4.lenlat DANES " Amer
- Mrs RuS; wlu he }ss.stra ~ iCI
aatxsnr Nv Mrs. TaS and "Fs. 9A''"''
SPENCER.
.frair-4 To-day.
Mrs. Hugh Miller 81 Ginter PARK. IN
s,,,er,aining ar Informal caro- par "
th,s evening in her residence. va iio''
- ~ her cousin. NJ 81 Emma ffoH-
Knight. of South CaroitHa. WI" - "V'
guest tna Syest
ha a nome IN .
formally this afternoon from v"
The ho~tesses for the indoor goii
sa Al the jefferson this afternoon are
AIRS Thomas Scott and Mrs besol"
Fstzgeera1d Assisting them WIZ u'
Asrs GranA4s., Gray. AIRS NN'E''l
augustine. MIR Logan bolsah ahQ
aIi~s E1dith Grant
III tile fhambcFlaNnr.
>,.s Everett Waddey aud Miss Car
@tt. T. e Wadtioy. Of 1916 M"huntnt
Avenue left last week for oid Point
s~rhera thwy will spend two weeks ~
ssfhe Chamberiiu Ho{et ,Fnc> WI
n. among the guests nj She annual
tts.elebration Of Washington birthday
~ the hotel
Pretty Luncheon.
Miss Anne Holmes IteSnoAds "a
aebutante of the season. and MISS
-
Graham. Of Hampden~Sidney Colles"
whn are visiting Mrs. Thomas Cary
johnson at the Union TheoiogicA
Seminary. are being much entertained
during their stay. Yesterday Al
o'clock Mrs, Johnson was hostess al
luncheon given in her home IN non.
sor of her niece. Miss Reynolds. ahc
Misc Graham The drawiug-room wac
arranged with crystal vases of sprin1
fsowers. and the table In the dining
room was decorated in purple Vtolets
And narcissuS. Covers were laid Ton
aen and the gufts included some oi
the younger society girls and men,
At the Woman's Club.
IT The pariors OF the Wotnan's CIul
Mere Allied yesterday afternoon wtf
4 large asaemriagc ~ members ena
their guests to hear AIRS Charles -
f3usher an author of recognize
charm and ability. give an informal
talk on "A scandinavian Holiday
.irs Rosher was presented by Mrs
Arthur Iefroy. and she gave brlel
hut interesting resume of Ytsit o.
Norway ana Sweden. and Of her In
pressions of the country ara people
The main facts she brought out were
4firxt. the lack of itltteraCS among tho
peopic. due to compulsory education
second the splris Of democracy which
In these countries has reached its
highest development she spoke also
of tae wonderful scenery IN Norway
Whose mountains fult ~ an atnlns
sphere of grandeur and mystery and
sssseep. picturesque valleys maxi OF y
@tndeed a playground Of the gods.
6Aa atmosphere OF quiet she said COW
ers all. and even the people have a
gentle dignity and serene bearing. ss
III in the deep solitudes, and great
4xilences they have learned to- under
stand the great values OF life.
Miss jackson Honor Gue~i.
irs Carl NroomaH of Washington
wife OF the Assistant Secretary OF
4Agriculture, was hostess a &. luncheon