The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL,

7
The Thanksgiving german given by the
Richmond girls at the Masonic Temple
last night was even more brilliant than
usual. It marks the formal opening or
the season, and many g. charming de-
butant and visitor was seen on the floor.
The halls We're tastefully decorated in
gGy bunting. representing the Unlver--
stiles, in whose honor it was given. Be-
sides the college flags, miniature foot
Tails and other sportsmanlilse decorations,
| the yellow and white chrysanthemums
| were displayed st all points. Mr.. Adol-
| plus Blair was the skillful leader, and
! many Of the University boys were on the
| floor.
Among the cha perons were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
| Cary, Mr.. and airs. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
| BrockenbrouSh. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Potts,
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Farland, Mr. ana
Mrs, Coteswortll Pinckney, Mr.. and Mrs.
.Gustavus Brea,lx, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cul-
len. Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Einford, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Carter Scott, Mr.. and Mrs A. Blair
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Drewry, Jr., Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Powers. Mrs. Edmund Ben
son, Mrs. Hill, Mrs, Grace Shields. Mrs.
| Michaux, Mr.. and Mrs. Birmingham
| spilman and Mr.. and Mrs, W. S. p. Mayo
Among the dancers were Misses Bessie
! Baker, Staunton; Miss Harrison, Peters-
burg; Miss Ferribee Norfolk; Lttvino, Ger
mantown, Pa; Able Bowe, stronach Mich
| olson, Agnes Mccarthy, Mary Hays. JAMIE
Wingo, Rebecca Gordon, Belle and Lily
Tyler, Adair Miner, Hate and Posle
| Meredith Lucy Watkins, Mabel WAL
| ker, Evelyn Gordon. NJ Meade
| Emily Jennings, Elise Davenport, Marie
| Williams, Charlotte Young. Maude and
Blanche Morgan. Sue Spillman, Maria
| Mosely, Margie Knowles, Grace Shields,
| Bell Maria Archer Eda Atkinson, Helen
| Christian, Courtney Bridges. Jane Fisher,
Daisy Chamberlayne, Elizabeth and Louie
| Whitlocll, Margaret and Mary Watkins.
! Margaret Leake, Mary and Louise James,
| Preston Womack, Anabel Jenkins. Viz
| gnia Cooke, Lower Brcmo.
Messrs. Julian Hill, John Lea, Willie
Kean Douglass Gordon, st. George Bryan.
| John Leary, Spencer Carter, John Guy,
| Ben. TeHaferro James Cowarden, Nose
ley, Hobson, Palmer Claiborne, Charlie
| Williams, Stuart MichauX, Palmer Gray,
| Granville Gray, st. George Cooke, George
Lathrop. E. Harrison, Richard Workman,
Yarbrough. Robert Cabell, Boykin, Alex
Moseley, Valentine, Tyler Brock, Lewis
| Brander, F. Blankenship. George Rel, II.
Darlington, McCabe, N. Claibone, n. NJ.
| Hill, Jr, S. Wexford, L. Williams S.
venabIe. w. Bridges, Venable Johnston.
! c. Talbot, Frank Mccarthy, =. F'otlcs,
| Patrick Smith, E. Taylor.
| Miss Katherine Cameron Michaux gave
| one of the most delightful of yesterday s
| entertainments in honor OF her guests,
| Miss Elise Harrison, of Petersburg, ana
| Miss Ferribee, Of Norfolk. This was in
the form of a buffet luncheon, which was
held from 1880 to o'clock. The pariors
| were beautifully decorated in yellow
| chrysanthemums, with Il background of
! palms. while the tables were spread With
! handsome Battenburg doyles, the center
pieces being of yellow flowers in cut
/ glass bowls. The receiving party consist
| ed Of Miss katherine Mchaux and
Misses Harrison and Ferrbee. her two
| guests.
mrs Richard EASILY presided over the
oysters; Mrs. Gustave Breaux and Mrs.
| Clay Drewry presided over the chocolate;
| Mrs James Cannon and Mrs. Julien BIN
ford the coffee. Those serving in the din
ing-room were: Misses Lily Hill, Maria
| Moseley. Ruth and Lizzie Robins, Blair
and Sarah Harvey. Annie and. Ellie
| Worth. Mary Hays Margaret Shields,
Jean Cameron, Susie Harris and Charlotte
and Katherine Young.
| DR.. L. ]. Nixon, of this city, at !
| o'clock Wednesday afternoon was mar
ried to Miss OF via Patrick, the charming
| daughter of MIR and Mrs. William II
/ Patrick. at Trinity Church, Chocow1nity
! n c., the ceremony beng performed by
the rector, the Rev. Hartman -.aroing
The church was tastefully decorated with
| chrysanthemums and bamboo vines. Miss
. Bessie Harding, cousin of the bride, was
! maid of honor, and II. n. W. Hicks, OF
! Florence, S. c., acted as best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Joseph Patrick
brother of the bride Jesse Wilson, OF
Chocownity; C. H. Schulken, Jr., of this
city, and DR.. John Rodman, OF Washing,
1 ton, n. G.
The bride was stylishly attlred n a ..and
some brown broadcloth gong-aWay gown
with trimmings of white mous-..ae de soie
and medallion passamenterie w. hat tc
match, and carried a lovely shower bou-
Guet Of brides roses and maiden-.---44
! ferns. The maid of honor wore a lovely
gown OF goblin blue cloth, with trim
| miuss Of corded white broadcloth ant
applique, with hat to match. and car
ried a beaut full shower of pink roses.
| Miss Matte I'LL, of Chocowlnlty, pre-
sided at the organ. rendering Mendels
sons wedding march for the entrance
of the bridal party. and the lnpressiv
rites OF the Episcopal CHURCH were blend
ed tremendously with the strains OF Mar
cissus, followed by 4 vocal rendition o
"Oh, Perfect Love-" by Misses Maths
Hill, Melissa Morton and Mr.. David AT
chibald. The party retired to the strain
of the wedding march by Lohengrin.
a delightful supper was rendered tbs
bridal party on the evening before tn
marriage.
Dr.. Nixon is the clever and ettcien
medical examiner of the ATLANTIC Coas
Line here. He and Mrs. Nixon Will be a
home to their friends at No. le3 Norti
Fifth Street, after December 1st.
Miss Willie a. Mitchell and alr. ilarr,
E. Kline were married last night al o:5
o'clock at the residence of MIS-. James +
Vaughan No. 81 North Twenty-e!Shtl
Street. The ceremony was performed b,
Rev. r. B, Beadles. uncle of the bride
The decorations were white chrysanthe
NUNS. The ushcrs were Messrs. Geerg
Rogers and Richard fIarman. Miss i-u
Gle Talley, gowned in white acted a
ring bearer. The little attendants wer
Miss Pauline 44arlnan anG Master Her
bert Vaughan. The bride was dressed !!
white mouseline de sole over six and car