The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-07
SOCIAL and
PER ONAI-
VERY handsome reception
from s to yesterday after-
noon, and dance from 70

"A VERY Handsome reception
|ldNA from s to Z yesterday after.
| ~ noon, and a dance from 70
Il 10 last evening, was given
by Mrs. Julia Grant Moore
In honor OF her daughter, Miss Moore.
and to Introduce Miss Julia Moore. q
debutante Of this winter, to Richmond
society.
Beautiful decorations were OF palms,
smilnx. ferns and white clrysan.Ac-
tntims, the flowers contrasting beauti-
fully with the green background and
| the color idea In greenland white being
most artistically carried out In balls
room and dining-room, where supper
was served after the dance.
The Jefferson orchestra played many
Charming selections, and particularly
gay and bright program was rendered
during the evening for the dancers.
In the afternoon Mrs. Moore, gowned
Hin black; Misc Moore, wearing pink,
and Mrs. s. y. Hicks. OF Washington,
| D. c.. formed the reception committee.
Miss Julia Moore. the debutante. was
most attractive in white. and stood
with a group OF her debutante friends.
Mics Elizabeth Lewis Wheat. Miss
| Elizabeth johnston. Miss Warfield
Crenshaw. Miss Mary Hart crensl,aw,
| Miss Rachael UrQuhart and Miss Meta
| randolph.
At the dance Miss Moore wore pale
| green. trimmed with white lace and
chiffon. Miss Julia Moore sat at a
table with the other buds and their
escorts. covers being laid for thirty
six. Around another table were gath.
cred Miss Moore and her friends. Place
cards at both tables. In white and
The smart world Of Richmond paid
Its respects to Mrs. Moore and the
Misses Moore In the afternoon. At the
tdance were assembled the pretty young
society girls OF Richmond and the
young men OF fashion In the city. the
two entertainments proving notable
social events In the seasons calendar.
Ladies' TO Receive.
Deep Run hounds will meet this al
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Young's
Pond. After the hunt the regular
weekly reception will be held at the
clubhouse. with the following ladies'
receiving: Mrs. r. Carter Scott, Mrs.
4 William n. Parrish. Mrs. Edmund Os.
borne McCabe. Mrs. Garrett B. Wall.
Miss Daisy Boykin. Miss Julia Moore.
Miss Lima Shields and Miss Mary Hart
I Crenshaw.
Called Meeting.
Mrs Thomas Bocock has called 4
meeting OF the Pocahontas Memorial
Association for this morning at IL
o'clock. In the Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION assembly hall.
| The meeting of the association will
be preceded BY that Of the Powhatan
association, which Is called for II
| A. NJ.
4 The following children have already
been enrolled as charter members Of
the Powhatan Tribe: Ann Holmes Rey-
nolds. Charles Price Reynolds. Thomas
Carey Johnson. Jr.. Louise Kellogg.
Helen Cross Thaw. Charles Douglas
Thaw, Corbin Byrd Bruce, Roberta
Kyle Pleasants. Katherine C.. Peasants.
er. Jean Field Blair. Josephine Mayo
Blair. Mary Skipwlth Blair. Louise Her
ron Blair. Roberta Shield Thaw. Gladys
1 Lee Thaw, William Clermont Thaw.
4 Marguerite McRae Thaw. George A.
Bruce. John G. Bruce. Hester Beverly
Bruce. Emily Elizabeth Shield. Mildred
Craig. Virginia Bialock. Isabella Full
tine. Jr.. Rosalie Leslie Valentine.
Charles skinker Valentine. C. Braxton
Valentine Elizabeth Gray Valentine.
4 Virginia Winston Quarles, Henry Lee
l Denoon, Charles Berkeley Denoon, Doug
las Harrison Chelf, Robert Green Chelf.
Blanch Browning Chenery. Allen JEFF
fress chenery. John spreull Bienner.
William Cabell Truman. Jr.. Harry
Gordon Whittet. Jr.. Louise Weisiger,
John Adair Purcell. Lydia Purcell. Will
liam NJ. Wade. Jr.. katherine Braxton
valentine. Daniel Denoon, Jr, Susie
4 Garland Poindexter.
Al Home at The Guesraut.
Mrs. Franklin w. Fisk. o., Chicago
and Lake Geneva. will be Informally
at home to Richmond friends this at
4 ternoon in the parlors Of The Guer-
rant. from 5 tois o'clock.
Mrs. Fisk will be assisted in doing
the honors by her friend. Mrs. John L.
Eubank, OF Warm Springs, Va.
Wren-Heath.
I A pretty but quiet marriage took
-Ilplace Monday morning at o'clock at
No. 3116 East Broad Street, when Miss
Maud Weaver Heath became the bride
llof Mr.. Percy Armstrong Wren, OF this
4 city.
!. Miss Heath is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Sidney Heath. She enter
led the parlor with her father
A Mr.. Carlyle Reynolds was best man.
llThe Rev. Otis Mead of1ciated. and ap-
Appropriate music was rendered by Miss
Il F. l. Nystrom.
Decorations of white chrysanthe-
s,
added to the beauty OF the scene.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Wren left for North
ern tour. When they return they will
4 be at home to friends at No. 300 East
lBroad Street.
j Lowry-Alford.
Mr.. Henry D. Lowry and Miss Edna
May Afford Were quietly married We'd
lnesday evening at 6 O'Clock in the par
j Tors of the Rev. Charles e. Stuart. The
bride was attired in brown tailor
made suit, With hat and gloves to
!. Ilmatch. and carried Bride roses.
Il On account OF recent bereavement in
4 the family Of the groom the marriage
was Very quiet. only the immediate
relatives being present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowry will reside at
No. 2315 Venable Street.
Bargain Christmas Sale.
4 The sale being held at Fourqurean,
4 Temple and Company's Fifth Street
shop. by the ladies' OF Grace Street
4 Baptist Church has been we'll patron
ized. However, there are some beats
I tiful dressed dolls at will be sold