The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16

home in New York tie latter part Of
this week
4. j.. Y. \. Tea.
The leading society event If Aes-
terday vas the annual tea given in
john Marshall House 10y the AssoCla-
ton fer the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities. These affairs each year
are the occasions for a large gather
ing Of prominent women from all
over the state, and the wide old rooms
If the Justices house were filled yes
terd4y from / to : O'Clock with the
desc eudants of those who made Nir-
g.nta history. Great bowls Of spring
fioV ers. pihk and white roses. daft
39atlS and carnations were used
every where and the beautiful gowns
Hi the women present against the
enAut- old-fashioned draperies and
iIrua- h,ugs Of the house, PR scented a
Hr.iliaHt picture,
u Ae receiving Tine included Mrs. j.
Taylor Ellyson Mrs. william Ruf-
'u Cox, Mrs. +. T. Valentine. Mrs.
IL Hawes Miss Emily Harvie. Mrs.
! EnderS Robinson Mr., William q.
eiaaard. Mrs. William c. Bentley Mrs
~ -, Wa&hhurn and Miss I-ottie G.
Garrett directress OF the Williams
burg branch Miss Ellen Wade. the
great granddaughter OF Chief Justice
Marshall, presided AT the tea table,
and a number Of young Eirls. who as
sisted In serving were Misses EVELYN
Jackson Elizabeth Bentley Marga ret
Freeman and Miss Harrison. of Mary
land, and Miss Katharine Snton.
tffairs Today.
The usual Friday night supper
dance at the Westmoreiand Club will
take place this evening in the sun
"A ytrF fy,,r, n ~ ~ ne,
oratio<s will he In spring flowers. and
members and their friends are invited,
as usual
An informal party will be given in
the Art club. Of Richmond. touig hi,
and all members and their guests are
invited to be present, Spring flowers
VIII be arranged about the rooms.
and refreshments will be served
Arlington Minstrel SHOW Tonight.
Much interest is being manifested in
the minstrel show TO be given hy
the Arlington Minstrcls in st. Pat
rlcks Female Academy, corner Tweu-
ty-s'Ath and Grace Streets. his even
ing for the benefit az the building
fund of that institution The troupe
is headed by Mr. Thomas Z. Bickers
as interlocutUT. who has had wide
experience IN that line while the
principal end men will be Mcssrs
conway f"Blity BURKE ana niger
soil. MIR Kenneth Goode and Eugene
MoDonough. VIII be the secondary
ends. The musical program is under
the direction of Miss AiIeen Lord a
graduate Of st. Patricts Female Acad-
envy Messrs Thomas 4. Gaffney and
Charles T. O'Donuell are conducting
the business affairs OF the perform
ance Those who win occupy posi-
lion in the circle are Messrs. Burke.
Ingersoil. Binns. Murray. O'Grady
Dshn, Lamb Miller. McDonoueh.
Mills, Ford, Goode. Bickers. Gillian,
and O'Donuell
Millcr--Donaho.
Miss EssIe Marion Douahoe daugh-
Ter of Mrs. ~ J. Lane. was married
last evening at 30 o'clock to Mr.
william Edwin Miller, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. W + Miller in the Laurel
Street Methodist Church, The Rev.
j II john, y u officiating The
church was decorated in quantities Of
palms and white flowers and Miss Eva
NJ. Robertson. presided at the organ,
playing Romance, auo Call Me
Thine own during the ceremony.
The bride enctered tho church with
re sffif SO s4'54sgT5 Aifss fsefRtrftse str-4
IRISH Her wedding gown was fash
Toned Of white crepe meteor and ch'f-
ION embroidered In pearls Her
Mowers were shower bouquet of
Brides roses and lilies Of the valley.
The maid Of honor wore a gown OF
ME green messaline. draped in cream
lar. trimmed with tt,uchfs Of piak
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