The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
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Club Attracts MANY
PRIZES AWARDED AT BABY SHOW
MRS. WILLIAM STANARD CIV
ING LUNCHEON TODAY.

The greatest interest il being takeT
In the ladies' golf tournamen; Nhtci
IL being played at the Country Clut
OF Virginia. II is a qualifying tourna'
Ment, and the winners will represent
the Country Club at the Southern
Atlantic Tournament, which Will be
held in Birmingham Rounds Ia the
tournament began on Thursday, and
the finish will be held on Thursday
of next week and the lowest three
score out Of Eve Will win. Some Of
those who are playing in the tourna-
ment are Mrs. Garrett y, Wall NJ -
isabel Garter Mrs Henry Iandon
Cabell, Miss Virginia Christian Mrs.
Egbert Leigh, Mrs George Warren,
Mrs A. s Buford Jr.. Mrs. Horace
Halves, Mrs. Nelson p. steele. Miss
Mary Traylor Mrs. Stewart Jones
ard many others
To Attend Wedding.
Miss Lucy stokes. Of Durham, y. c.
was the guest 81 Mrs r T Adams, of
1897 Monument Avenue, fer few
days this week. en- route TO PhAadei-
phia, where she will attend the Duke
Biddle wedd nE next week. Several IN
formal affairs were given in her honor
during her visit in Richmond. Mss
Stokes s q first cousin Of Mr. Duke,
and will be among the groom's rela-
f2FfA hfkE8A+AN htit Nf3hAht~ t'.tN' AN
ception.
Luncheon for Guest.
A number ~ interesting luncheon
and dinner parties VII be given at the
Country Club today. and society VIII
he much IN evidence there ~ the At
ternoon and for the hop in the even
ing. 7
One Of the most attractive of 'he
affairs at the club to-day Is the luncheon
that Mr~. Stanard or 1919 Floyo Ave-
nue.. is giving for her guest. Miss
Roberta Page Newton. Of norfolk
Covers Will be laid for twelve guests
these to include ndmter % the
younger society set.
Prizes AT Baby SHOW.
The prize winners al the 10 by show
YESTERDAY afternoon in the Blues
Booth al the Bazaar included the fol-
lowing.
class I. Babies one year and under;
First prize-Alex H. Shafer, silver
spoons second prize Anne +. Ma
honey. ribbon; third prize, Ruth
Schultz,
Glass II, Babies two years and
under:
First Prize-Frane3s Carlyle, siiver
spoon; second prize, Rudolph Watts,
ribbon; third prize, Lucy Andrews
Glass III. Girls three years and
under:
First prize-Gladys smallwood.
French bonnet; second prize. Mar
garet Hudson third prize, Frences
Robertson
Glass III Boys three years and
under.
First Prize~-swift Rodwell chip
hat, second prize. Garland Wood,
third prize, Julien Gum, Jr.
Luncheon for Miss Lee.
Mrs George A. Sprinkei was hos
tess at a beautifully appointed lun-
cheon on Wednesday at her home in
Staunton, In honor OF her guest, Miss
Rubenette Lee. of Irvington. Ten
courses were served and covers were
laid for seven guests. Shaded candles
and vases of spring flowers decorated
the table. The guests included Misses
Butler, Suffern, Mcdowell and Grace
Lee. of Mary Baldwin Seminary, ana
Miss Mary Osborne Tempieton. OF
Waynesboro.
Play Tonight.
The sketch. entitled The Summing
Party" which WAS given so success
fully at the Blues BAZAAR on Iues-
day night, will be repeated there to-
night
The scene Of the play is an East
Side restaurant. The habitues of the
place are seen seated at tables, and
the Summing party comes in to get
local color" A number Of attractive
specials will be given during the
sketch.
Those taking part in the play are.
Misses Mary Nicholas Ainslie. Resale