The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
lance will be present.

lance Will De present.
At the Woman's Club.
Tomorrow afternoon the first large
gathering of members OF the Woman
o'clock 1t will be known as well
come Home Day." and the annual
book recetion will be held. Each
member is requested to bring book
suitable for the library, and a record
of the title and name of the donor
will be carefully kept. Mrs. Herbert
| Werth Jackson. chairman Of library
committee, will be present to receive
, the gifts. She will be assisted by
Mrs John Calvin Metcalf, Mrs. Harry
| H. Smith and Miss Nellie Williams.
The president of the club. Mrs. ].
| Allison Hodges, assisted by the other
officers and members OF the board,
will receive the callers in the draw
| ing-room. which will be artistically
decorated with cosmos and asters.
Refreshments will be served In the
dining-room by Mrs. Edmund Strud-
wick, Mrs Henry Atchford. Miss
Margaret Stringfellow, Miss Rebecca
Gordon and Mrs. Hugh Nelson. and
they will be assisted by several young
girls A musical program has been
arranged by Mrs. George Bethel.
| Golf Luncheon.
! Much interest is being taken in the
Golf Luncheon, which is being ar
ranged by members of St Stephen
Guild. of Westhampton. The enter
! tainment will take place in the home
of Mrs. w. A. Witherspoon, on Three
, Chopt Road, Saturday at l o'clock.
This hour has been planned to ac-
commodate men who wish to play golf
at the Country Club Immediately
after. Off1cers Of the guild are: Mrs
| Edward ]. Willis. president: Mrs. Ed
gar d. Taylor. first vice president;
, Mrs. Thomas w. Purcell, second vice.
president: Mrs. j Hampden Cham
! berlayne. secretary; Mrs, Thomas L.
I Moore corresponding secretary: Mrs
/ w. A. Witherspoon. treasurer. Those
assisting al the entertainment will
! be Mesdames Jennings G. Wise. John
! Learv. John SHELTON Williams, Charles
F. Whltlock. Jr.. George l.. Street
Jr., St George Anderson. Harry
Beattie. Karl Blackwell. Churchill C.
Chamberlayne, J. S. Davenport. Ju-
Lien Gum w M Hablisten, Frank
Hobson, Conway Knox. T. A. Miller
Malvern Patterson. Pizzni. Charles
RufTin. Paul Shafer, George Warren
NELL y. sills. r. A. Smith. r. G.
Stearnes, Thomas Sydnor. Robert Tai
ley. Terrell. George Tower. Randolph
Tucker, Gordon wallace. Lewis G.
Williams. BERNARD Robh, C. 3. Rob
inson. Hugh TAYLOR. George Hall;
Miss Annie Bali and Miss lisa bella
Harrison.
Al the White sulphur.
Although the Richmond colony al
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
/ has greatly diminished In size during
the past few weeks, several interest
ing members of smart society in this
city are remaining for the late au-
tumn season, and a number of infor-
NAL entertainments take place each
week Last Sunday Mrs W. James
Walker. OF Richmond. entertained al
a handsomely appointed luncheon and
covers were laid for ten. Those pres
ent besides the hostess were Miss
Elizabeth Hayes. OF this city: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward r. Wilson. Mrs Henry
r. Buist, Mr. and Mrs. Granville G.
Gray. of Richmond: Daniel Chauncey
De Lancey kountZ and Watson x
Blair.
On Sunday afternoon Mrs. James
Mcdonald was hostess at an informal
tea given at the Casino. Those pres
cnt were: Mrs. Charles r. Howry
Mrs Dewitt Talmadge. Mrs. Henry r
BUST. Mrs W. James Walker. OF
Richmond: the Duchess de Chaulnes
Miss Rehecca Collier. Miss Anne Hen
ry, Miss Elizabeth Howry and Miss
Jose phine Mcclure.
ON Thursday another interesting
tea was given by Miss Edith Ivaus
Among those invited were: Mr.. and
Mrs DINNER Beeber Mrs W James
Walker and Miss Elizabeth Hayes. of
Richmond: Miss Virginia Van Nost.
Miss Josephine Hayes and Miss Jo-
sephino .'fcClure.
Collicr-Doggett.
A pretty but quiet wedding was SOL