The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-07
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Of yosterdAy oentseoA around the Co
io.s4 DANES ~ AuDof3oA who are
holding their bieaniaI oo9Dion at the
ehcr:ham- Ara 1Amusl bpsaosr en-
tsrsatnsd ~ dinner last svsning in
the Hospitality taking the place Of
the large reCoUtton which n usually
. feature OF the tienniAi congress, but
which. ewing 70 q recent indisposi-
ton: Mrs spencer = unable to Give
at this time
Yesterday afternoon the Colonial
Danes were the guests Of honor at q
reception given by the secretary and
regents Of the Smithsonian institution
at the old National Museum. Mrs.
Chas. D. Walcott. Mrs. Julian James
and Mrs. Rose Gouvsneur Hoes re-
ceived. assisted BY Mrs. William RufAn
Cox. honorary national president OF
the Colonial DANES of America; Mira
Chauncey, of New York, who Il pre-
siding over the council meeting, and
Mrs Marcus BENJAMIN. Miss Maude
Gouveneur presided At the tea table.
The guests included the regents of
Society of Colonial Governors, Of
which Miss Treat 10 president. and the
Society of Colonial Danes, of which
Mrs. Alan McLane 10 president
Mrs. A. w. Greeley, wife OF Maj.
Gen. Greeley, was hostess at q recep-
ton yesterday afternoon when the
District Danes and the members Of
the Club OF Colonial DANES were
asked to meet the members Of the
council. Mrs. Greeley was assisted in
receiving by the officers of the Dis
trict chapter. Mrs. Bartlett Cromwell,
Mrs. Murray Addison. Mrs. John Y.
Taylor. Madame de Meissner, Mrs.
Frank Hackett. Mrs. Greeley's daugh-
ter, Miss Greeley, and Mrs George
Cameron Squires, OF st. Paul. who IL
her house guest.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Mary T. Geisinger has an
nounced the engagement OF her
daughter. Mabel Norbert. to DIR. Hen
ny Armistead Bullock. formerly of
Bullock, N. c., but now of this city.
The wedding will take place In June.
Says the Baltimore Sun:
One of the interesting engagements
of the season Is that of Miss Dorothy
Lee, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
O'Donnell Lee, of Needwood Forest.
near Knoxville. Nd. to Mr.. John De
witt, of Denver, Col, formerly OF
New York.
Miss Lee, who IL a niece of Mr..
Columbus O'Donnell Lee. was pre-
sented to society several winters ago.
Her sisters are Mrs Outbridge Horsey,
Mrs. William Merwin Randall. Of Col.
orado Springs. and Miss Gertrude Lee.
Mr.. Joseph Jenkins Lee. Mr.. Charles
oBehneH Lee, jr., Mr.. Adrian IseIIn
Lee. Mr.. Thomas Sims Lee and Mr..
charles Stewart Lee are her brothers
Mr.. De Witt is an only SON. He has
one sister. Mrs Jefferson Davis. of
Colorado Springs
Miss Lee will leave in June to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt in Denver and
viii spend the greater part of the
summer with them on their ranch.
Concerning DIR. and Mrs. Teusler.
DR.. and Mrs. Teusler. of Toxic,
Japan, and children, who have been
spending the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Whitlock, Jr.. at their
home at Westhampton, are now max
ing brief visit to Mrs. Joseph Coch-
ran In Staunton. Later they will visit
the Rev. and Mrs Edward Lee Wood
ward at The Plains in Fauauier
County, before sailing for the East,
where DIR. Teusler will resume his nos
pital work
Littlepage-Cutchi
An interesting wedding took place
last Tuesday in Baltimore, when Miss
Eva Goodwin Cutchin, daughter of
Mrs. Cutchin and the late Captain
John Randolph Cutchin, of Gloucester
Point, became the bride Of Junius
Drewry Ltttlepage. son of tho late
Dr. and Mrs. Junius Albert Littiepage,
of King William Courthouse. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Charles Shannon Biggs. pastor OF
North Avenue Methodist Church. Bal
timore.
Scott--Diehl.
On Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock. B. T. Scott, of Dinwiddie. and
Miss Willie E. Diehl. also of Dinwid-
die were married, Rev. ]. K Jolliff
onciatins, The marriage was SOL
emnized In this city. and they were
attended by Miss Pattie Hargrave and
her brother. Mr.. Hargrave, Miss Hat
tie Burr Diehl and T. c. Diehl. a
brother of the bride. The bride wore
blue tailored suit with hat and
and gloves to match. She IL a daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Diehl. Following
| a wedding journey, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Will reside In Dinwtddie n the Gcott