The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
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irhe Richmond Cotillon Club will give
t;leir first german In tho Masonic TEN
bic this evening, with Mr. Adolphu!
Blair as leader.
Club officers arc Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss
president; Mr. George D. Morgan. score
A tnry and treasurer; Mr.. Philip r. Carl
ton, Mr.. William r. Turner, Mr. Car
q nj. Goodloe. Mr.. c. Irving Blair, MI
u Henry P, Adair.
Patrons ana pntroness.as include Mr.
4 and Mrs. Adolphus Blair. Mr.. and Mrs
u ~. N. Jones. Mr. and Mrs, Meade Il
Spicer. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Cooke MI
ana Mrs. Edwin Benson. Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart NJ. Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Stevens. Mr.. md Mrs. Rich
ard f. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
5 Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil r. Powers,
Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Rutherford MI.
& Ind Mrs. A. l.. Adamson. Mr.. and Mrs.
I,obert NJ Blnnkenshir Mr.. aid Mrs.
II. r. Burn1y, Mr. and Mrs. " I. Moul'
X ton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Tallaferro,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ Cannon.
The entertainment given by Mr.. and
NJ Mrs. Harry Frazier yesterday to intro
duce their daughter. Miss Gladys Frazier,
K was a very swell affair indeed. VII
Y The house was decorated In Southern
smilax. palms and pink roses, bowls and
vases OF the latter adjoining parlors ana
dining room, and lnterminglng with the
4Snnidenhair ferns. which banked tho
man tells.
Miss Frazier. who Is one of this sea-
sons lovely dehutantes, stood during the
Afternoon reception, from 5 to I, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Allen DON
ran, Miss Nora Leary and Miss Berta
Atkinson. An orchestra rendered de-
( lightful musical programme during call
ing hours.
Miss Lucy Lay presided at the punch
bowl. In the dining room, was charm-
2 Ing debutante bevy, including Miss Eliza
both Atkinson, Miss Louise Herbert, Miss
Helen Lathrop, Miss Carrie Armistead.
Miss Elise Parkinson, Miss Edith Grant.
Miss Laura rutherford and Miss Anne
Talbot.
Receiving from to II in the evening,
when the gentlemen came In, We're. MIR.
and Mrs. Frazier Miss Frazier. Mrs.
James T. Patton, Miss Sophie White.
Miss Carrie Armisteud and Mrs. George
{ Cunningham.
The FORGET Me-Not Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet this afternoon with
Miss Marie Cheatwood No. 211o East
Grace Street, at o'clock.
a silver tea will be given by the vest
ment department of the Chancel Guild
OF Christ Episcopal Church this evening
at o'clock in the lecture room Of the
church. A silver offering received at the
door will be devoted to the purchase Of
vestments.
Mrs. Walter H. Miles has issued invi-
tations for an afternoon reception to be
{ given at 6 o'clock this afternoon In her
home, No. 600 West Franklin Street.
slEEES
Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
and Mrs John w. lie Foe. of Moss Neck,
Caroline county, for the celebration Of
their silver wedding on Wednesday, De-
3cember 3Oth.
al Moss Neck is one of Carolne's historic
and hospitabe homes, and Mr.. and Mrs.
lie Foe are delightful hosts. Their silver
wedding is sure to be marked by much
-rpleasantness.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Douglas have an
Bnounced the approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Laura s.. to Mr.. William
NJ. Alexander, OF Hanover. the ceremony
TO be performed in Bethlehem Church,
Hanover county, by the pastor, the Rev.
Mr. Osborn, Al s o'clock on the evening
of December sd ri
The wedding of Miss Valley Victoria
Dellnger, of Shenandoah county, Va. to
Mr.. C. w. Fritts of Jefferson county, w.
Va. was celebrated Wednesday after
noon in the parlors OF the Jefferson IIo-
tel, the Rev. Charles a. Marks, of the
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, being the celcbrant.
The bride. who Is the daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs. G. w. Dellinger, was accom-
panied to Richmond by Miss Maudc Brew
er. of Irwin, and Mrs. S. S. Etornakcr. OF
Lee, Va, who witnessed the marriage.
The wedding march was played by Mr..
Leo Wheat, and q handsome luncheon
was served fu.thc bridal party and the
officiating .,elersymaii.
Afterwards Mr.. and Mrs. Fritts left
for White Post Va. their future home.
Mr.. Fritts is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. ]. Trltts, and is engaged in business at
White Post
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Newman entertain
ed last night at their home, Mo- 3ei East
Main Street, in honor Of Senator and Mrs.
George B. Keezell. Senator Frank e.
Moon, Senator George s. Shackelford and
Hon. William II. Boaz.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Isaacs will leave
Saturday, December 10Th, for Brooklyn,
n. Y. to be away for several weeks.
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Miss Bessie Lamb. the daughter of Con-
gresham Lamb. of this city. with five
other Virginia girls. Misses Gertrude
Tucker. Mamie Shackelford, Cornela
Ward, Georgia and Lena Rixey, attended
the tea given this week by Representative
and Mrs. John +. Rixey to their de-
tutante daughter, Miss Mary Barbour
Rixey.
The tea was at the Rxey Washington
residence, No 100 Fifteenth Street, Miss
Rixey. in white chiffon over silk cm-
troidered with roses and trimmed with
lace, had a bouquet OF pink roses, Mrs.
Rixey wore white cloth with violets.
The Richmond Conservatory of Music
will give an art exhibit, showing work
done by the pupils of the institute. The
exhibit will open tonight at No sos
East Broad Street, and continue through
Tomorrow and Monday nights.
Miss Otey Minor. who has been attend
Ing school at Leesburg, w. Va, is e&-