The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-11
SOCIETY

Robins. D.. William Mason and DR.
William X. shepherd.
Mrs LieN eliyu ". McNeigh, OF
= Monument Avenue. invited few
girls In Tuesday afternoon for Tea 10
meet Miss Margaret and Elanor Potts,
iuf epherdstowu. w. Va. who arc
her guests here Tor short time. IL
was e very informal affair, and the
tea table aaS decorated in spring
flowers
Dan~ant This Evening.
ttrsr Of Tt1r lending charity event Of
his week t-il be the "dans'Dt gwen
.bv TIE Was and Means Committee
for the benefit II the Retreat for the
Sick yhis evening at the Richmond
Hotel Plans for the entertainment
are most elaborate, and some of the
best known society women IN the city
viu att as patrouesses for the affair
There are tr bee prizes for t1c contest
donors and exhibition dances done by
Some Of the best society dancers In
Richmond number Of interesting
parties will 4e gwen aud a great many
tables have a3feady been reserved for
th.~ evenings
Among those who viii act as pa
frouesses ipr the entertainment are;
Mrs c. e, Fickney. Mrs Langhorne
Putrey. Mrs. Robert Williams. Mrs
Thomas g. Rryan. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nc.
gu5ra MIRA. Stewart MsrIean. Mrs.
Hal Threadcran. Mrs. Fred Hodges
Mrs D. y. I.rhtfoo~ Mrs. G. Mill
li-cg Mrs Crawford Redo. Mrs. a
VI cannon. Mrs. Thomas Burton
Snead. Mrs A. l.. Strauss. Mrs "the
plhnry Nrf. ". r Oppenhimer, Mrs
r \. Saunders III. Mrs. s., George
Cook. Mrs - m Co.len. Mrs. stewart
Home Mrs. Robert PeTram Mrs
Coleman Workman. Mrs. L. u Morris
Mrs T. H. tsunst Mrr y. T Grimes
Mrs. Holm \ Cooke, jr. Mrs " IL
liam NJ liali.stou and Mrs y y
Wilmer.
Mrs. Cannon Entertained.
Mr. Minor Price entertained IN
formally Yesterday afternoon at her
home at I,ochaNeu. IN Norfolk. N
small card party given I'm honor OF
her siSter.iu law. Mrs. James Cannon.
Of Richmond. who is a house guest or
Mrs F9Wart X. Baird, Jr., OF that
city. The house was attracuvely ar
ranged with pottcd plants and spring
flowers Auction bridge WIS played
and there were three tables.
Mrs. Prices guests included: Mrs.
Cannon. Mrs Baird. Mrs. Edward
3.
rtlce Mrs. Percy Wilson. Mrs
Neualcus Landlord. Mrs. r, =. Thorn
son Mrs Thomas Dorm, Mrs. w. W.
Starke. Misses Alice orr, of Nashville.
Tenn. Anne Johnston, of PittsburS,
Pa. Eliza beth Mottu and Price.
Miss spencer WEEDS.
\ wedding of widespread interest
took place NJ noon yesterday in tho
home of Mr., and Mrs. n. Gregory
Spencer. In WaYnesboro, whom Their
daughter. Martha, became The bride
Of Edmund Ware Warburton, of Will
Ha1nshurg, the Rev. Duval Gwathm@y
officiating. The house was beautiful
Is decorated, an improvised altar be
ing placed against background of
palms Easter lilies and tall cathedrai
candles The bride. wearing smart
tlue tailored costume and carrying a
presentation bouquet OF Vtolets, firing
I'd with lilies of, the valley, entered
the long drawing-room with her
father. who gave her away. Miss Mary
Branch Spencer, who was her sister
maid of honor ahd only attendant. was
gowped in a dainty frock OF pink
tafteta, with which she wore tule
hat Of the same shade. The groom
was attended by Thaddeus Hall as best
man. a wedding breakfast was served
and later in the afternoon Dir. and
MITE W dFbufIpH iSIt ibi "thhtii y
Journey. which will include jackson
VILE and Palm Reach, Fla, After
March / they viii return To Virginia
and make their home In Williamsburg.
among the out-of-town guests VINO
went to Waynesh0ro for the wedding
were III. Gregory Spencer, of Suffolk,
Va. Mrs. Norvelle Henley. J. Fl. G,
Spencer, Miss Rose Warburton, all OF
Williamsburg and Miss Catherine
Henley, Of Richmond.
Meeting of Richmond Chapter.
Yesterday morning AT IL o'clock ar
interesting meeting of the Richmond
Chapter, United Daughters OF the Con
fedcracy, WAS held in Lee Camp hall
Mrs, Norman Randolph. president Of
tho chapter. presided and the meet
ing was well attended. Mrs. Nathan
Il fler of Lynchburg. past presi
don't Of the Virginia division. l. ID. G.
was present. Several reports were
read, the most important of them be-
ing the one brought in by Mrs. Peter
j. White She reported that the City
Council had agreed to donate the sum
Of $500 to be used In putting a fence
around the A. T.. Hin monument, and
that the work will begin at once
A letter was read from the Peters
burg chapter, requesting "A contribu
ton for the erection of a monument
90 General william Manone III tha'
city. IT was decided that. in view OF
tho fact OF the many obligations the
chapter is already under. the contri-
button cannot be given Mt present and
the matter will be taken up at a later
date
Invitations were issued by Mrs =,
j. White and Mrs Corley to all menu
hers OF the grandchildren chapter 10
party to be given In the Lee Camp
hall on Friday afternoon. February 10.
Events To-day.
Tonight NJ the Conservatory OF
Music. Miss Idear steele Traylor viii
give Valentine Soiree' to her four
dancing classes The three classes II
children will dance from to $50
Thursday night and the elder clas
until 1880 Invitations ~ the soiree
have bee n luhited To only the parents
,and friends Of the pupils.
The Catholic Woman's Club viii
hold the last of their series of euehr'
parties this afternoon al o'clock in
the cluu rooms at 2u3 East Franklin
street The chairman of the after
noon IL Miss Charlotte Griffith, and