The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-11
Engagement of Interest.

ASaSatits ftaIFt6On TO ld0ULeuGnl
.harles River Carroll was announced
thursday at a luncheon given by the
oride-elect's mother, Mira. William
ienry Harrison. in her apartment In
Monroe Terrace. Covers were laid for
fifteen.
Football Team at Dinner.
The members OF the Virginia Mill
Ary institute football team were en-
sertained at dinner last evening at
ociock by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Laf-
.erty. whose son, Edgar LafYerty, Jr.,
manager of the team. Members
d the schoolgirl set were present to
eorty-eight guests. not only the foot
ball players. but officers OF the ath-
etc association and visiting students
being present.
Decorations were In the school col
ors-red. white and yellow--and yell
ow and white chrysanthemums tied
with red streamers were used. Red.
White and yellow candles lighted the
aining-room table. The young girls
present were: Misses Quincy Land
nreet. Agnes Bull, Priscilla and Oracle
Shepherd. Maria Adkins. Antoinette
and Garland Thiermann. Ellen Wal
Ace. Martha Mallory, Virginia Filing
on. Julia Moncure. Edmonia Beattie.
Margaret Addison, Alice Bertrand.
Kathleen Rogerson, Elizabeth Cooke.
1s.e Jennings and Gene Heck.
invitations we're also extended to
ne Following who are in schools and
colleges out OF the city: Miss Eliza
beth Witt, Miss Katherine Miller. Miss
Enanla Adams. Miss Jean Reynolds.
Miss Hattie Wilson and Miss Mary
baylor.
Following the dinner party the
youRg people went to the Country
Club, where the alumni OF the V NJ.
y. are entertaining both teams.
atea for Miss Wilson.
The tea in honor OF Miss Margaret
Wilson, given in the palm room of the
Jefferson hotel yesterday from 3 TO
S: 30 o'clock, was an interesting affair.
society being we'll represented. As
sisting at the tea were Mrs. John
skeiton Williams, Mrs. John Stewart
lttrzg4IZ- Mrs MILAN s.-.tt-
and Miss Frances r. Scott. while
several members OF the younger set
assisted in doing the honoFs. Among
these were the Misses Isabel Scott,
Alice Blair. Virginia Christian. Rose
caperton, Doreen F'itz Gerald. Nellie
Rennolds, Agnes Bull. Margaret
Johns. Bland Cox. Martha Buekner
Wall. Fanny and Ellen Beirna Scott.
Among the patroaasses were the
Mesdamss Eppa Hunton. George j.
Sesy, George Morgan. John NJ MIL
Ter. Jr., Jonathan Bryan. ST. George
Bryan. James d. Crump. Miss Lora
Crump. Robert n. Pollard. fsrsklne
Buford, Branch y. Morgan. Newton
McYeigh. Armistead Wexford, r A.
NiGe.. Fred Peasants, Basil NJ
Iwatnnsey. Miss Jean Trigg. the
Misses S1arke Hattie Ross. Helen
Rsearns.' vi es&an IS c. X Defr; pxey. DIS
Ratio Fitz Gerald, Robert @. Rennolds.
garrett II. wall. Miss Ellen Glasgow,
tzssdAmes James Branch Cabeil. Fred
Noting. r. Fl. Lindsey. Fl, M Smith.
yr.. Miss Bessie watkins. Mesdames W
III. Adams, Richard Gwathmey, Archer
Jones. c. r. Hasbrook. A. J. Montague.
W. Russell Bowie, GGranville Gray.
Ivan Maltby. Goodwin Boykins. Rob.rt
20. cabell. Andrew Christian. A. Beirne
Blair. Thomas Gsines Smith, Mar
gsret Wiliinghanl, John Shelton VIII
Hams. John Stewart Bryan, J. Taylor
Ealyson, Coleman Workman, Frederic
William Scott, J. Arthur Ltfroy. James
Lyons. Ormond Young, Adolph Oster-
Job. Douglas Wander Hoot Thomas r.
Reynolds, Murray M. Mcclure
4homas Pr Bryan. the Misses String
fellow. Miss Virginia Randolph Elicit,
1iesdamee George J. Bull. W. w Sale,
Erskine Buford. William T. Open
himer. Charles r. Lee. Robert Kosher
hamilton Smith, Frances West Rein
hardt. Edmund Strudwick, Philip
Powers. w. NJ. Habliston, g. w Tray
ars. c.. w, It. Kern, Lewis c. Iarus.
e. L. Bsmiss, Frank w. Christian,
Frank Palmer Christian. William
Hodges Mann, OF Petel sburg: Patrick
hamilton. OF Petersburg; Sol Cutchins,
q. A. Dempsey, Blair Stingfellow, AL
1en 6avtile. Sally Nelson Robins, Greer
6Aughman, Clifton Miller, w. A. Cren-
shaw. Russell Crenshaw. Horace Well
ford Jones. Thomas A. Smyth, r. e.
Psyton. Jr., J. @. Coriey. Herbert
Mann. II. r. Agnew. Herbert w. Jack
son, e. Il. Moftitt. Chrsxtopher Tomp-
kins. J. Allison Hodges. A. b. Guigon,
y. N. Crutchfield. Malvern c. Patter-
son. Archie Patterson. Miss Ellen GUT
gon, Miss Sally Puryear. Mesdames w.
l. Massie, William R,Trigg, William
n TrigE, Jr.. e. c. Massie, Chtles NJ.
verrell. Ennion @. Williams, B. O.
James. L T.. Lewis. E. A, Saunders.
Jr.. Julia @. Moore. the Misses Moore.
Mrs. Gordon Wallace, Mrs. John Kerr.
Branch, Mrs. e. Addison Rennolds.
Misses ouise Baldwin. Mary Caldwell.
Mabel Dobbins. Helen Gardiner. Eva
| daIkTofcs 1sOulcc hooper, Hannah
Kantrowitz. Louise Miller. Caroline
Aiddle. Ernie Rosenbanm, Matte Sha-
rove, Mary Simpson. Katharine SIM
ton. Mamie West Lipscomb.
Guest Mt Luncheon.
Miss Frances B. Scott was hostess
ct luncheon yesterday in her home.
7l2 West Franklin street, In honor of
Miss Margaret Wilson. who sang for
/ the Campfire Girls In the City Audi
forum last night. A number OF guests
wore invited to meet Miss Wilson at
this time.
Fall ID Brilliant Affair.
The most brilliant event of the fall
season was the ball given last night
| IN the Grays' armory by the woman's
auxiliary Of the Howitzers' association.
The hall has never been decorated an
beautifully a. 1t was last night with
ualrns and flags and the Howitzars.
band was Irresistible to the dancers.
The Jazz band OF the aviation corps
vas much appreciated by those pres
ei4. A large number OF oficers from
Camp Lee were seen.s General Cronk-
Kite and Governor Stuart also honored
the affair with his presence. Miss
Margaret Wilson arrived after her
concert in tho Auditorium and q large
mumbsr Of those attending the concert
~w4t1. hAw f.n-o Ira or.