The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
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wedding trip and after December 10
will be at home in Chicago.
Donation Day mt Shcitcrtng Arms.
Today is Donation Day al the Shell
tering Arms Free Hospital This
much needed institution Is dependent
upon the help OF interested friends
and donatiors Of any kind will be
thankfully received.
Miss Whcelwrix INT tn Make Her Debut.
Miss Esther Wheelwright the
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas s Wheelwrieht is snother
debutante TO he added -. he liz; OF
beautiful buds" this season. Miss
Wheeiwright viii be introduced to So
cietS In Richmond at az ella borntn
bah given by her parents in January
al the Jefferson Hotel, where they will
spend tho winter months
Under the social WORKER luspiccs.
An cvs ming OF plantlt n stories and
songs by Miss Louise Alice Williams.
If Georgia, the SoCth's diSt'uguisned
folk lore raconycur will b. given AZ
the jefferson auditorium "u Monday
night Nnvemeer -. und,r lie
auspices Of the Social Workers 81 the
Nurses 9sttlems l. Mar::ny = mem.
cries of de big hense.T cabin anec-
dotes, old negro ghost stories an
plantation splrituals will be some OF
he selections.
A quartet under the direction Of
MIR Flaxeing;on Harkef, consisting o.
MIR kobienzer. Adolphus Blair, Jr.,
Mr., Bailey and Mr.. Charles g. Har-
ris. will he one Of the features OF
the evening The debutantes and some
Of the men Of the younger society set
VIII dance minuat 90 later an
orchestra will play for informal dane
ms.
In Honor Of Miss Robertson.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert
NJ Hester in Chase City. was the
scene Of sn interesting social event
Saturday afternoon when Miss Leta
Hester entertained at handkerchief
shower in honor OF Miss Annie Ly
man Robertson one OF Chase Citys
November brides The motif OF the
afternoon was red and green mingled
and this was artistically shown in the
Of autumn leaves In their
most glowing colors. Upon arrival.
the guests were served a most delight
ful course OF mint punch. the bowl
being most adequately presided over
by Miss Gladys Hester, who was gown
ed in black crepe meteor with
Georgette crepe appointments. The
contest on flowers was very exciting
az NeI as the guessing on QuotdtioHS.
The happy recipient OF the first honor
prize was Miss Mary Berry. the sec
ond honor prize going to Miss Ruth
Hardy when the shower gifts were
received by the bride-to-be she very
tastefuily and demureiy expressed her
thanks for the contributions. Miss
Robertson was exquisttely gowned in
dark blue velvet with charmeuse The
visiting gues, was Miss Mary Murray,
Of keysv!lle, who was prettily attired
In q lovely gown of lavender crepe de
chine.
After all the toasts had been said
and answered the guests were served
Refreshments.
Those present were Misses Annie
Lyman Robertson, Mary Murray, of
keysviile; Elizabe Boyd Roberts
Mary Berry, Naneie Bell Allen,
Frances Gallyon, Gladys Hester, Ruth
Hardy Bertie Yancey. Alma Elan. OF
Suffolk Margaret Hardy. Elsie Ed
munds, Serena Gregory. Mrs, J. w.
Goode, Mrs. II. G, Hoffsinger, or
Bristol. Miss Gladys Roberts
In and Out of Town.
Mrs George Ben j ohnston and Miss
Anne Roy Johnston returned to the
CITY last week, after short visit to
Mrs Dawson, Mt her home in Roland
Park. Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Trigg ar
rived in town on Sunday. after we'd