The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-28

Cn6oI hte6ly the debutantes are
about worn out this morning after
dancing every night during the past
week. but after the day Of rest they
will have to take q new lease or
life as this week promises to be al
saost as gay.
Tomorrow evening Mr., and Mrs
Heth Jorton. Of "Matoa." Lons
Island. will entertain at dinner at
the Commonwealth Club, Covers will
be laid fer about thirty Of the mar
rled set and later In the evening the
members of the younger set will come
IN for beautiful dance,
The dance is given In compliment
10 Miss Ellen Beirne Scott. Miss Car
ter Arlington Ingram. Miss Ethel AL
ston Caeen, Miss Martha Chamber
Jayne Valentine. Miss Caroline Myers
Preston, Miss Sarah Sergeant Open
heimer, Miss Alice Small Blair. Miss
Elsie Wilson Harrison, Miss Lucy
Witt. Miss Camilla Scott Wexford,
Miss Virginia Christian, Miss Alice Il.
Reed and Miss Martha Maaury Rob-
fnson. whose families are old and In
Innate friends Of the Lortons, About
zee invitations have been issued. MIR.
Lcrton was formerly from Richmond
but has made his home in New York
since mis- marriage several years ago
20 Miss Mary Sewboid Lawrence. Of
that city.
Miss Virginia Christian will enter
tain at luncheon on Tuesday in honor
Of Miss Alice Meredith. The affair
will be quite small. only q number Of
the buds having been included In
the invitations
Miss Eloise Williams, Of Norfolk
who il the guest of Mrs. Juliet Ciin-
ton Keith at her home In Cathedral
Place, will be tho honor guest at
card party on Tuesday afternoon at
the Country Club Of Virginia, given
by Miss Marie Won Geningen.
Mrs Thomas W, BrocKenbrough, Of
2bos PARK Avenue, has issued invita-
tons for an afternoon card party In
honor of Miss Alice Small Blair. the
debutante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Beirne Blair The affair will take
place at 4 o'clock on Wednesday, ana
Will be very interesting event The
debutantes and a few members of the
younger set have been included In the
list OF invited guests.
On wednesday evening at $40
o'clock Mrs. Robert F. Bosher and
-Mrs.-1herass w Purcell VIII enter
tain at cards In honor OF Miss bev-
eriey Armsstead Leake. of BirminG-
ham, Ala. who Is spending some time
with her uncle and aunt, Mr., and
Mrs John Armistead, on West Ave-
nue.. The affair Will take place at
the home of Mrs. Purcell, In West
hampton, and only tho debutantes
and some Of the younger men have
been invited.
Miss Frances Scott, Of 712 West
Franklin Street, has issued invita-
tons for a reception on Thursday
evening. Al this affair her niece.
Miss FREDERICK Frances Scott Camp
bell. the charming daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Campbell, will make
her formal bow to Richmond society.
A large number Of guests have been
invited aud the affair will be one or
the largest and most brilliant re-
ceptions of the season
trwc-ef the seasons buds M1ss
Mary Minor Morris and Miss Martha
t'hamherlayne Valentine, will be the
honor guests at a delightful house
dance on Friday evening at which
Mrs BENJAMIN b. Valentine Will be
the hostess The affair will take
place at the Valentine home on Monu-
ment Avenue and will be deiightfoi
in every detail.
Concer1ang the Rtcamond German
Club.
The first dance Of the Richrn ond
German Club 10 always the most I'M
portant social event in the Ire OF "a
Richmond debutante. From tho time
she is able to understand anything she
looks forward TO the time when she
will he old enough to appear at the
First Monday" as II is commonly
called
The SNARE set OF Richmond will be
interested to learn that the members
Of the board OF this organization held
q meeting on Friday to elect the new
mem bers The following Ia complete
list of the members and officers of the
club; President Thomas Pinckney
BRYAN: vice President, II. Hill Score
tary and Treasurer. George Melville
Held Executive Committee, 10 Lane
stern Levin Joynes, Epps Hunton, II.
Thomas b. McAdams and j. Jordan
Leake The members are Archer An
dersnr Charles J. Anderson, Henry "
Anderson, Charles r.. Antrim. OTIS N
AIfriend. James W, Allison, Jr,, Anton
G Adams, John 9. Armistesd, Jan,
B. Branch, John Kerr Branch John
Akin Branch. Lewis III. Blair. Hamil-
ton c. Boykin. F. r, Blankensntps
Charles Bruce. w. Erskine Buford,
John Stewart Bryan. Jonathan Bryat,
J. ST. George Bryan, Thomas +. Bryan
Robert c. Bryan. Charles c. Bark
dale, Thomas n. Carter, Charles \,
Darlington. Henry p. Darlington, r
w. Darlington. Robert r. Campbell,
Fred. 8. Campbell, Robert q. CabeNa
James Branch Cabell. r. NJ. Caring
ton, Jr., J Taylor Scott Carter, John
II. Cary. T.. St. George Cooke, J. H.
Chamberlayne. John A. Cutchins, stu
art G. Christian, Frank p. Christian,
John H Cecil, G.. NJ. Chichester. An
drew Christian, @. A. Davenport, Hob
ert E. Doyle, Westmoreland ID. Davis.
H Frazier. DeSoto Fitzgerald, T.
Croxton Gordon, James w Graves. AL
fred Gray. Jr., r. Latirper Gordon. II.
Logan Golsan, Granville Gray. Thomas
Il Gay, + c. Harrison. Jr, Eppa Hun
ton, Jr.. r. Stewart Hume. NJ. Dec
Hobson, Edward d. Harris William
NJ Habliston, Julien H. HID, Horace
8. Halves. John Howard, Charles 6.
Harris. j. NJ. Hutcheson, A. Randolph
Holiday. Levin Joynes. Fontaine
Jones Fontaine Jones, Francis l..
Johnson. William l.. JeIeries. George
Ben Johnston. William r. JermAn, J.
Pegram johnson. J. Jordan Leake.
David II. Leake, Stuart G. Leake. Wal
ter Leake. John p. Lea, Palmer Leigh,
Evans W. Lindsey, William I4awton.
,jr., Lewis C I4arus, r. @. Leigh, +. H.
Mayo. s. r. Morgan, stuart y. MI
chapx, II. Norton Mason W 6. p
3 Mayo, Thomas q. McAdams A Carl
ton Mckinney, Il. II Osterloh Allen
Potts. William H Palmer, Jr. j. Scott