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

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,uston. and Mrs Cary Barker. Of
iynehburE.
Frank Gillian. If washington ana /
Lee University. viii be MS brothers
best man and he ushers include n. /,
Mason Hnl of Petefsours Edwin 4. /,
McCluer. of Baltimore; Charles Cooke !
and Murrell Alexander. Of Lynch J
aurk The Rroomsmen include Cor I
don Pavne Thomas Gillian. Villa IN /
r. Williams and Holcombe Adams. all /
OF IHncnbUrg.
Many Richmond people will go to
Bon AIT for the wedding. which r.
one of the most prominent of the
mia winter season.
For Miss Heth.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth Will
arrive today 10 be the guest OF Mrs.
/. Taylor Selden. at her residence. III
North Fifth Street. on Thursday ar
tcrnoou Mrs i. Taylor E!lyson IL en-
tertatning Al An informal tea in honor
OF Miss Heth who will leave In
few DAYS to take up he" duties rs
hostess Of the Virginia Building az
the Pansma-Pacifc Exposition.
AfYairs To-day.
Mrs. Archer Anderson. Of l03 West
Franklin street. will be Informally
al home his afternoon from TO Z
o'clock,
The Corn mon wealth Chapter.
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. Will live ts1eir annual reception
at the residence of Mrs Warner
Moore. Sfs West Franklin street this
afternoon. at 4 O'Clock.
The usual golf tea will be Nheld this
afternoon IN the palm garden a. the
Jefferson and number Of young
girls viii assist in serving Spring
flowers will decorate the tea tables.
, DIR. Alderman to Speak.
! At the meeting OF the Foreign Re
Iiier Assocla ton at the Commonwealth
club this evening at $40 o'clock DR..
Edward a. Alderman of the Univer-
lslty of Virginia. q polished speaker Of
much magnetism. will make an ad-
dress on "a study of the European
War" Members will be allowed TO
bring A guest on paving admission at
1.-THE door, and all are asked to attend
promptly az tho business Of the meet
ing will be attended to before the lee
Iture.
Members Of tho Richmond Foreign
Relief Association TO date are: Mr..
land Mrs. John r, Anderson, Mr.. II.
W Anderson, Mr.. Charles j.. Ander-
son Mrs Ottway Allen. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles f. Boiling, MFR. and Mrs.
4 iunajn1f IslNaU, MI anu MIS- sfoitIt
Stewart Bryan, DIR. and Mrs. Robert G.
( Bryan, Mrs. 81, George Bryan, Mr.. and
| Mrs A. 8. Buford. Ir., Mrs. Lewis
Bosher. Mrs. Robert s. Bosher. Mrs.
Andrew Christian. Mr.. Andrew u.
Christian, Mr., and Mrs. Alexander
Cameron, Miss Mary Cameron, Mrs.
Cabell. Mr.. and Mrs st. ]. Cooke, Mr..
land Mrs. r p. Cardoza, Mrs. A. r.
! Donnan. Miss Augusta Daniel. Mr..
Tlivcan Mr. and Mrv
Harry Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Giasgow Mr.. and Mrs. Charles deGeer.
Mrs L. Golson. Mrs. James Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Harris, Miss Har-
! ris. Mr.. John Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemens ap-Cateshy Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs, Levin Joynes, Mrs. IAtane, Miss
Lindsay. Mr., and Mrs. Egbert Leigh.
( f. c. Mayo. Mr. and Mrs, w. w.
Morton. Mr. and Mrs. William II. Mas
sic. DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Mann. Mr..
I4Ehuru r. Myers Mr.. kirkwood.
Mitchell, MICS Moore. Mr. Dudley Nc
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Rotts. Mr..
rern r. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
pe~ra-fsl. iss Louisa Peasants Mr.. ana
scatr Parrish. Miss Martha Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor Mrs.
Fred W. Scott, Colonel ]. Lane Stern.
SIR and Mrs. Gordon Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Steele Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Tai
natt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Tenant.
NJ and Mrs. Henry TAYLOR, DR..
Francis Jpshur. M. and Mrs. Arthur
p. wilmer, Mrs. John SHELTON Will
Walker. Mr. William II. White, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Randolph Wexford. Mr.
and Mrs. Garrett p. Wall, Mr.. and
Mrs Ormond Young. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward J. Willis,
For Miss Reynolds.
Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson has is
sued invitations for a large afternoon
young niece. Miss Anne Holmes Rey-
noIds. Of Chase City. The affair will
take place on Friday. February s, from
TO $50 o'clock. In the residence of
the hostess in Ginter Park. Only the
younger set and the junior class OF
the Union Theological Seminary have
been included In the invitations On
Wednesday Miss Alice Graham, or
Hainpden~ Sidney College, will arrive
especially for the reception and will
also be Mrs. Johnson's guest for some
time.
At the Woman's Club.
/ One OF the largest audiences Of the
season filed the parlors OF the wo-
mans Club yesterday afternoon to
hear Frank speaight, of London and
New York, famous impersonator or
Dickens. Mr. Speaight was introduced
by Mrs. Henry Aylett Sampson. He
delighted his hearers with his fascin-
ating rendering Of FIVE chapters from
the weil-loved Pickwick Paper, deal
ing with some important episodes in
the life OF that famous gentleman. Mr.
Pickwick. His quick change OF facial
expression. different accents of his
English for the gentleman and the
cockney, and his gestures were all
wonderful and gave one a feeling or
personal acquaintance with the char.
acters never felt before
Mrs Thomas Cary johnson was
chairman Of the afternoon. and the
usual inform.l reception was held
+'..-~ Al the Arf Club.
This afternoon at the Art Club Of
Richmond Mrs, Jeffry Montague will
make an informal talk on The Pana-
ma Exposition In the Making: An 1
Saw II Last Summer, in San Fran.