The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-25
w. S. P. Mayo TO
Give Luncheon
WILL TAKE PLACE TODAY MD
TOMORROW AT NESTMoRE-
LAND ,LUB-oTHLR AFFAIR."

LAND CLUB-OTHiR Aff AIRS.
w. $. T. Mayo is entertaining
number of his friends and business
associates AT a series 81 two hneh-
cons. which win ne given today and
tomorrow at O'clock In the West
,noreiand club At each affair the
guests viii be seated Al one long Ia
BILE. placed in the palm garden. Gov
.rs viii he laid FOR twenty-five
guests, and the decorations VIII be
elaborate and beautiful
t.oe~s la Petersburg.
Mrs Robert Raulctt. Of Roches-
ter. n y. who has been the guest
az Miss Mary Williams, Of ss4 West
Franglif street is leaving today to
visit Miss Helen Cameron in Peters
burg. while in this city Mrs. 6an'eti
has been much entertained and
number ~ interesting affairs have al
70 been planned IN her honor in Pc
tersburg
Entertainments Yesterday.
Mrs. clifton VI. Miller entertained
vi an informal luncheon yesterday at
l:s0 O'Clock in her residence, West
Grace Street. The table was arrang-
ed with a center Of yellow 1onqulls
in a green basket. caught with big
bow Of yellow tulle, and the place
cards carried out the color scheme OF
yellow. Covers were laid for nine
n
Robins. Mrs ] Aston CAbell. Mrs.
Greer Baughmau. Mrs Hunsden
Cary. Mrs Arthur Cannon. Mrs
Frank Schell, Mrs Allan Lyon and
Mrs Richard Gwathmey.
Mrs Edmund Harrison Hoge en-
tertained her card club yesterday af-
sernoou al 4 o'clock in her apart
men in the Sussex Mrs. T. c. Fisher.
OF Roanoke who 10 visiting Mrs.
Hoge, was the honor guest. and a
number of extra guests were invited
TO meet her. The rooms were deco
rated in bowls OF spring flowers. and
tea was served at small tables after
the game.
Blues Bazaar.
The announcement that the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues are 10
give hig bazaar during the week of
April IL To "a is of great interest to
the many friends Of this popular
military orga nization In Richmond.
The affair will he bella In the Bue~
Armory. and plans are on foot to
make II one Of the most brilliant ever
given in this city A number OF
prominent women are 70 have charge
of some OF the arrangements. and
Mira Norman v Randolph Will be at
the head Of all Of the committees
All women interested are requested
to meet her tomorrow at ~ o'clock
In the jefferson Hotel, This enter
tainment which will be one of the
largest and most faShionabiy attend
ed affairs of the spring season will
be held for the benefit Of the Blues
trip 70 the Panama EXPOSITION. where
'h"S Will act as Tho Ruard Of honor
10 Governor Stuart on Virginia Day
san Francisco.
Of Interest Today.
"Archuacture and Catholic Sym
boiism' VIII be the subject Of a lee
ture by Professor A Pennartx this
evening $50 o'clock at the Cath
Ollie WoJnaus club musical pro-
gram viii he given before and after
the discourse and the evening will be-
d very Interesting one.
AT the indoor golf tea this after
noon In the palm room at the JEFF
ferson. Mrs, joan Hayes Mrs. j,
Gordon Smith. and Mrs. Lewis Bosher
will he in charge, and they have
asked a number OF young girls to
assist then. Interest Is running high
over the golf-score
SO far the best local score made
has been tied by Mr., Dickinson. OF
Scarsdale. n, Y, and unless the Rich
mond players exert themselves. the
silver cup offered will go away from
the city.
DIR. and Mrs Kern Here.
DIR. and RMS. John A. Kern, ri
Randolph Macon College. are the
guests Of DIR and Mrs. James Cannon
Ir., at their home on Chamberlayne
Avenue. in Gtnter Park Or Kern Ia
delivering "A series of lectures at the
Sunday school Institute at Centenary
Church
Quiet Home Wedding.
A quiet but pretty home weddina
was celebrated in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Wilson Hunter, OF
1s4s West Grace Street on last
Thursday evening AT O'Clock, when
their niece. Miss Edyhe Virginia
Hingber of Washington. was mar
ried 10 Mr. Charles Waldemar Bell.
of Atlanta. The house was prettily
decorated ir greens and spring flowers
and the ceremony which was per-
formed by the Rev. George w.
Kemper, CT Hanover Avenue Christian
Church. was Witnessed ny a few rela-
sives The bride vas eou'ped IN a
going away costume OF reseda poplin
with a has TO mat'1.
Mr. and Mrs Bell will make their
future home in Atlanta.
Colonial Danes Meet
The Colonial Danes Of America in
the Stale ri Virginia held their Feb
luary IN Getting Tuesday afternoon at
A o'ciock m the Wnman's Club. l6e
president Mrs william Rufin Cox,
In the caeir. The most important
business tr7Tsaoted was tho naming
Of q comm ttoe 20 arrange for th@
Placing q: 'ap9torae tablct tn the
State C3ui'1I asst memorial "a Ma
fhanie' jtacc~ VIC exact site 10 be
tlef--4sliuoa efr-- ne members Of
this committee ara. MIA Sally nelson
Eohins bjrS {oMfnc Montague. Mrs.
William g. gttgarl MI. i TAYLOR
F.ityaon. Airs- I,Vtu g T%ler. Nrs