The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-23

I u l|LtlE uIHlDtl+ ne bdIiftOlh VI III
! Jefferson Hotel was a garden of palms.
ferns and pink roses, a fitting back
ground for Miss Elise Williams At
/ kinson, when her grandmother. Mrs
Charles L. Williams, of straw berry
/ Hill" presented her TO Richmond so
ciety. Miss Charlotte Swami, of New
I York. assisted in receiving. Miss At
kinson wore beautiful frock OF
/ white tulle over silver tissue. The
dancing continued until late hour,
when course supper was served.
Places were set for 236 guests. Many
other attractive affairs are being plan
ned for Mics Atkinson in the near
future.
Niartin--McGhec.
Mrs. Herbert Hood Martin and Miss
Navel Virginia McGhee. both of Han
over County. were married on yes
terday afternoon at o'clock at the
home OF Rev Roger L. Clark, pastor
OF Third Christian Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hood will make their home in
Hanover County. where tho groom Is
prosperous young farmer.
Musicians Club Meets.
Tho Musicians' Club of Richmond.
whose mem bers include the most tall
ented performers. vocal and instru-
mental. in our city. held one of their
regular concerts yesterday morning In
the auditorium of the Woman's Club.
The program. which followa was
delight to musio-lovers' hearts. and
large audience enjoyed the num-
bers Each performer was worthy of
special mention and comment:
Piano Soli---
"Serenade Mexicaine-. .........
Wilmot Lemont
'Hexentanz" .....E. A. Mcdowell
GS61-1907)
Mrs. \. w. Martenstein.
Song, The Voice Of the Philomei."
Miss Jean Dalton, Petersburg.
Violin and Piano
Scotch Pastorale". Gustav snenger
From the Wlgwam" ........
Cecil Burleish
TN Eltzabethan Days" (Old Eng
hsh Dance) A. Walter Kramer
Miss Katherine Thurston and Miss
Mary Shelton.
Song, Tho Fairy Piper" Brewe.
Miss 10 Hord Frank.
Piano Solo. "Serenata" ,,.....
r. A. Mcdowell
Mrs, Grace S. Morgan.
Before the Cructex" ........
Frank La Forge
"By the Waters of Minnetonka-"
Lieurance
Mrs. George w Bethel.
violin ObiiRato Miss X Thurston.
Song. Three Songs of the Desert"
Gertrude Rose
Miss Carmelita Wilkes.
Piano Soil
L. A. MacDow ell
Etuds ....E. A Mcdowell
Miss Anita Kirkwood
songs--
''Gae to Sleep. Vim. Arms Fischer
Morning Wind" .Gena Branscombe
Mrs Thomas Whittet
Accompani Normal Call.
Miss Anita Kirkwood.
Convention In Baltimore
The Misses Irwin. of ga West Grace
Street, left Richmond yesterday as
delegates from St. Josephs Academy,
TO attend the convention Of the
Catholic Alumnse Association in Bal
timore. The Association will hold
It's meetings in the Hotel Belvedere
today tomorrow and Saturday To-
morrow afternoon the visitors from
all parts OF North America, including
quests from California and Canada,
will be entertained at tea by the Bal
timore chapter. On Monday they will
be the guests OF the Washington
chapter. in Washington, where they
will be conducted on sightseeing
tour. The convention, however,
closes Saturday with large banquet
at the Belvedere Hotel
Personals.
Miss Judith Walden. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Walden, who
has been quite sick for the past sew
efai months IN the home Of her par
ents on tho Broad Rock Road, Is
improving rapidly and is able to be
out again. Miss Walden has a wide
circle OF friends, who will be glad to
learn Of her Improvement
Miss Gene Gray Heck, a debutante
Of the season, who has been in New
Jersey attending the wedding OF a
friend, Is on her way to New Haven,
Conn. to attend the Yale-TIarvard
football game.
General Carr. q distinguished Meth
odist layman Of North Carolina. who
IL prominently identified with the lay
activities Of the church. has been in
attendance for several days upon the
conference. He left Tuesday night
for Baltimore to attend the funeral
Of the late Bishop Alpheus w wilson
Suffragctte Convention.
The young people OF Union Station
Church VIII give a burlesque, "A