The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-16

of rambler roses.
her home In Colonial Avenue. The
house was prettily arranged with
quantities of spring flowers and there
were Ave tables Of auction bridge and
following the game there was an at
ternoon tea. TO which a few additional
gu ests were invited
The prizes for the highest score at
each table, which were pretty Colonial
lady pin cushions, we're won by Mrs.
Samuel J. Northern, Misses Gertrude
Gillian, Laura Lee Stanley, Martha
Cooke and Camilla Rodman
Those invited 70 meet Miss Hughes
were Mrs. Samuel T. North.rn, Mrs
Griffith Dodson. Mrs. George Sergeant.
Mrs, Monroe Kelly. Misses Laura Lee
Stanley. Katherine Ham, Helen Hobbs,
Esther wrenn. Martha Cooke. Hope
Baker, Frances Myers. Grace DeJar-
nette. Josephine Wr~nn. Gertrude Gil
liam, Virginia Browne, Dorothy Will
SON. Ida Martin. Ellen Maury. Camil-
Ia Rodman, Eloise williams. Susie
Brown. OF Bristol: Susie Little and
Mary Paul Mast.
Recent Weddings.
The marriage of MISC Leila Nc
Phern. Of waycross. Ga. daughter OK
Mr. and Mrs. George D. McPhern, to
E Parkinson, Jr.. Of this city. was
celebrated in Washington on Thurs
day. May II. Mr.. and Mrs Perkin-
son are spending their honeymoon In
the North. and will be at home in
Richmond after May 80.
Mrs. William 3. Gaines announces
the marriage OF her daughter, Mar
garet Neville. to Norman Ferguson
johnson. of Charleston. w, Va. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
c. Preeiand Peter rector ef ST Jam es
Church. At the home OF the bride on
West Avenue. at noon on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs johnson will make their
future home in Baltimore
Concerning the Bazaar.
Arrangements for the bazaar TO be
given throughout this week beginning
tonight In the Masonic Temple OF
South Richmond, under the auspices
of the Young people of Central Meth
odtst church, were completed last
night az a meeting Of all committees
From Present indications the bazaa
will BE- a most successful affair. Its
patronesses include many of the most
prominent persons IN the social life
of South Richmond. There will be
soma interesting feature OF entertain
men. each night during the week and
a number of attractive booths have
been arranged among them the fol-
lowing: Ice cream booth with "A.
Nick. Reynolds, chairman, and Miss
Bessie GIL. assistant: Country store
booth with Mrs w, j. Carter. chair
man. and Luther Wells. as:istant'
candy booth with Miss Mora DuVal,
chairman. and Miss Lethia Wells, as
sfstant: Flower booth with Edward
Redford. Jr.. chairman, and Miss Ma
ria puVal. assistant, Fancy Work
booth with Miss Olive Blankenship'
chairman. and Miss Annie DuNal. as
eistant: Jttney Corney booth with Mrs.
eelden Bates. chairman.
Personal Mention.
Miss Alice Henning Munson IL
Tnend,nr a few days with her father
John Munson. at the WALDORF Aston Ia
Hotel in New York this week
rrn,t>a State. Marshal and Mrs J.
q saunders. with their son. Kern, LEFT
Richmond on Saturday for few days
visit to Norfolk,
Thomas I. Preston. of the Univsr-
sity Of Virginia, spent the weekend
w;th his mother Mrs william c. Pres
ton. at her home on West Franklin
Street
Miss Mary Kemp is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. ]. st. George Bryan.
at sol West Franklin, Street.
Miss Jean Trlgs. Mrs. Arthur scriv-
enor and Miss Helen Stevens spent a
few days with Miss Virginia Gordon at
her home in Norfolk last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart G. Christian
and Miss Carter Ingram spent the
week END with Miss Mary Wright At
her home in Goochland County.
Miss Virginia Lacy, OF this city, has
been tho recent guest Of Miss Lucy
Jordan at her home in Bowling Green.
Miss Mary Lyle williams 10 the guest
Of Mrs John D sneliings at her home
In New York.
Mrs Walter Wilson has returned to
her home in Bowling Green. after a
short stay in this city.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Manly, who
have been the guests of relatives here.
will visit in Washington and Buffalo,
N Y, en- route to their home in Chi
cago.
Miss Mallie Miller has returned to
her home In this city, after a visit to
relatives and friends in Atlanta and
New Orleans.
Arrangements will be made for
Hollywood Memorial Day. when the
Lee Auxiliary, which has been invited
by the grandchildren OF Richmond
Chapter. will join them In the cele-
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