The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-15


and mignonettc. and the centcrpiece
i'm the dining room was n big pink
hat OF spun candy. hlled with bon
bons, Baskets OF pink roses and pix
sha ded lights were used in the dim
inR-room
Mrs. Snyths gown was OF sand
coiored charmeuse, with mn over
dress of sand-rolored lace, and the
bodice was fashioned of the same lace
and caught at the waist with roses
OF deep violet and cerise colofs. She
received with her guests OF honor,
Mrs Bull. Who wore black velvet
gown, and corsage bouquet OF or
chids, and Miss Meacham who wore
high wasted frock Of deep yellow
velvet. scalloped around the ankles,
and bodice of real lace with iri-
descent trimmings, and her flowers
were orchids
Mrs Karl Blackwell and Mrs, st
George VI. Anderson presided at the
punch bowl, and others assisting in
the dining-room were Misses Helen
Mcclellan and Miss Jean G. Trigg
The invitations we're limited to the
young married women and younger
set in town. and about one hundred
guests we're present.
Miss Myers Guest OF Honor.
Mrs ". G.. Preston. OF SIS West
Franklin Street. entertained at din
ner last evening at O'Clock In her
residence in honor of Miss Anne
Myers the debutante daughter of Mr..
and Mrs r. D. r. Myers. Jr The
able was arranged in a color scheme
OF pink the eeuterpieces being a sill
NeY bowl OF pink roses Covers were
laid for twelve guests including
Misses Annie Myers, Carter Ingram,
Alice Burweil Reed. Mary Wright,
Caroline Preston and Mrs Mcdonald
Wexford: Francis Johnson, tateshy
Jones John Cutchns, John Cecil,
Alexander Donnan and Dr. Morrison
Hutchinson
Miss Posi- Visiting Here.
Miss Fannie Post of New York, is
the house guest Of Mrs. Taylor Car
ter at her residence in stuart Avenue.
Yesterday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
Mrs. Carter had eight young girls in
for An informal luncheon to meet
Miss Post
Interesting Affairs To-day.
Mrs Sally Nelson Robins and her
daughter Mrs Thomas Christian
GORDON, are entertaining at buffet
luncheon today at I o'clock at their
residence 1901 Floyd Avenue, in
honor OF Mrs, Augustine Warner
Robins.
The Misses Stewart. of Brook
Hnl." are giving a box party al the
Academy Of Music this evening in
hoaor OF MISC Ellen Wright Wise
The guests will include a number Of
the oebutante set, and Mr. and Mrs
Cotesworth Pinckney VIII chaperona
the party,
Miss Virginia Whitley is giving a
small luncheon today at z O'clock at
the Arts and Crafts. The affairs Will
,be quite informal
4 Tea For Bride.
I Mrs Isaac III. Darlington entertain
ed al an interestine tea yesterday AZ
ternoon al her residence. 420 Grove
/ Avenue. in honor Of Mrs. Malcolm
Darlington who Is her guest. Deco
rations were in pink and the tea table
was arranged with a bowl OF roses,
and with pink shaded lights, Mrs,
LarEingtnn aud the guest Of honor
We're assisted in receiving lay Miss
/ Margaret Carrington. Miss Mary car
! sington and Miss Anne Littleten
Holmes Mrs. John II. Guy, Jr.. and
Mrs. Charles & 3arksdale, presided
"A the punch bowl. while the follow
ing youns girls assisted in the dining
! room. Misses Dorothy Bruce. Jane
Strudp3ck. Frances .Iordon and
Frances Darlington. Mir. aud Mira
Malcolm Darlington whose wedding
was an intercstiug event Of last week
! viii leave tomorrow for their future
home in Chicago.
Engagement Announced.
Mi and Airs. John Thompson
+ brown. of ivy tlin," Bedford Goun-
I ty. have announced the engagement
or their daughter, Elizabeth Dallas,
10 John TreYillsu Wmru, OF Rich
nlond. The wedding will take place
In the spring
VI the Clubs.
This evening from $50 10 II: 3o
the regular Friday dinner dance VIII
take place iu the Westmoreiand Club
, These dances, which take place on the
roof garden. are among the most
popular IF the Informal functions
which society is enjoying this season
Members are requested please t.
notice tine change of hour.
THIS evening" ct SIS O clock thers
VIII be the regular monthly tourna'
ment al the Womans C4ah, The
usual rules will be observed. ans
several ablos of bridge Viii be played
f.ntrrtains for Eue~t,
Miss Mamie Blackley, Of Kentucky
is the house guest OF Mrs. r. u, Nc
Georse of 2010 Monument Avenue
Yesterday afternoon Mrs McGeorge
entertained quite informally in honor
of her guest. who viii spend some
lime in the city,
Tea For Miss Moore.
A1tN susie AlhibfR tfIattfN fAf
hostess at AN afternoon tea ia hei
home in Fredericksburg, on Wedncs-
dan in honor of her house guest, Miss
Carrie +. Moore. of Bon Air and
Miss flanch Stansbury, Of Alexan'
dria The color scheme was in pink
and green with soft candle light In
both rooms Those receiving with
Miss bradley and guests Of houor
/ were Miss l. S. Trayior and Mrs J.
a. Savage Miss judith Shepherd
poured the tea About thirty guests
called during the afternoon,
or interest Here.
Mrs Fred 6, Boyce. il. Of RaIti-
more. formerly Miss Sophie Rose
Meredith. OF this city. whose weuufng
took place in December, was the
guest of honor ut an Informal tea
! yesterday afternoon given by Mrs.
Hayward r 3oyce at her residence
ir Baltimore. The receiving party
included Mrs. w. Graham Royce.
Mrs John r. Baer, Mrs. Marshall L.
Price and Miss Margaret Packard,
Mrs william 8 Raer, also 81 Balti-
more. viii entertain al luncheon or
Saturday at her home on Madison
Street in h6t4or of Mrs. Boyce, and
her cousin Miss Sophie r. Pitt, VIII
give a tea In her honor on Wednes-
day afternoon. January 81. at her
residence 200 East Preston Street.
Mrs. Marshall Receives