The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-09

SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
"1tI1r Ashland German Clubs third
I dance OF the season held NJ
| the Auditorium OIL Fridny
| u might proved to be the most
enjoyable yet given. Dancers,
including members and visitors, turn I
ed out In large numbers. MI. Frank
y. Cox led. taking the score OF couples
through, many beautiful figures,
Those dancing were Mr.. u III. Cox.
with Miss Ann Hunter: Mr.. NJ. q.
tBlnnton. with Miss Louise Rice; Mr.
Charles NJ. Bridges, with Miss Rosalia
Mines: Mr. Charles Chenery. With Miss
Grace Vest; Mr. Walter Baldwin, with
Miss Effic Prosser: Mr.. Clarence Car
ter, with Miss Mary Halves Tyler: Mr..
Kinney, with Miss lDc Camp; Mr.. Rob-
ert Hunter. with Miss Lucy shelton:
MIR. w. l.. Foy, with Miss Hattie
Vaughan; Mr.. Miller Lealse. with Miss
Margaret Lee; Mr.. j. u. Wallace. with
Miss Won Rosenegk; Mr.. Floyd Tucker.
with Miss Sarah BaughInan: Mr.. Harry
Moyler, with Miss julia Weislger; Mr..
III" Harris. with Miss Page Nixon.
stags--Messrs. II. D. Kerr, G. T..
Vaughan, Friend, Arthur aoddin. Cool
rich, Howard Harlan. Rice Warren. j.
w. Follses, John ADDISON, Jr., Percy
I. Hall. Walter Sydnor. Jr, Charjes
Pendaeton, J. Ligon Price and Or. Hart
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles p. Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Morgan Shep-
herd, Mr.. and Mrs. john II. Addison.
The clubs Christmas german will he
given on December Goth. and that for
New Year on January.e, 1908.
DOwns-11niscr.
Miss Rosalie E. Kaiser, OF Baltimore,
Nd, was married, to Mr.. Willard a..
Downs. of fredericksburg, Va. In st.
Martins Church. Baltimore. Thanks
giving Day, by the Rev. a. BrodericK.
The bride wore gown of rich white
satin, long tu4ie veil, caught with
orange blossoms. and carried a shower
bouquet OF Bride roses. Miss Clara
Kaiser, her only sister, was maid OF
honor, and wore. a white silk gown.
and carried pink chrysantfemums. Mt.
John Polem was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held at the home OF the
brides cousin, Mrs. RonnonderE. the
decorations being the same as at the
couple left for a short wedding trip
North, and will be at home to their
friends after December 10th, at M.
S21 Third street, N. W. Washington,
u. c.
Invitations Issued.
Mrs. j. C. Parkinson has issued In
vitatons for the marriage OF her
daughter. Florence Gwathmey. to
Mr.. William Curtis Herbert. the we'd
ding to be celebrated on Wednesday,
December 18th. at 6:30 P. NJ. at Nd.
sos East Leigh Street. the nome OIL
tho brides mother.
70 Meet This. Afternoon.
The Federation of Mothers Clubs
will meet this afternoon at o'clock.
In the kindergarten training rooms.
No. II West Main Street.
I.eiss-ClaInrlcs.
A very pretty wedding will be cele-
bratcd at Christ Episcopal Church on
Wednesday at I P. NJ. when Miss
r,n,1na Grayson Quarles will become
the bride of Mr. Emil A. Lelss. The
rector of the church, the Rev. G. OTIS
Mead. will ofticiate
The bridal party will be preceded
In entering tho church by the suTpilcso
choir, singing the bridal chorus from
"Lohensrin.'' Miss NJ. F. Taylor Will
be the accompanist.
Miss Eva May Quarles. sister OF the
bride. will act as maid OF honor. and
MIR. Scott Bailey will be the best man.
Drumeller will be bridesmaids, and the
ushers will be Messrs. p. W. Quarles,
w. T. Tuck, j. P. Quarles, Harry Terry,
II. n. Quarles and Russell Schad.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Leiss
will leave at once for Northern trip.
Meeting of Pocahontns Society.
The Pocahontas Memorial Society
met in the assembly OF the Wo-
mans Christian Association Saturday
at noon. The meeting was presided
ever by Mrs. Thomas S. Bocock, regent
at-large. officers present were Mrs.
=. 4. Williams, Mrs. George A. Lyon
and Mrs. Willard Craig. Among mem-
bers were Mrs. c. W. p. Brock and
Mrs. j. II. Timberlake.
Preceding the meeting of the senior
society was the children's auxiliary,
Powhatan Tribe. No. .. also presided
over by Mrs. Bococli, who read little
poem relating to the baptism and mar
:iage of Pocahontas and Rolfe.
Mrs. Lyon made a very entertaining
talk concerning Indian life. The chill
dren's pleasure was greatly enhanced
by the gift of beads and bells to the
sirls and Indian feathered head-dresses
to the boys.
The visitors to the Junior society
were Miss Lucy Corbin Reeve, Mrs. T.
Wilbur Chclf. Mrs. Poindexter, Mrs.
r.. w. Vawter. and Miss Johnston, of
West Virginia. Mrs. Mary Ann Morriss
gave valuable aid to the ladies in ar
ranging the Christmas features for the
chiidren. Many Of the children ass
semhled were lineal descendants OF
Pocahontns.
Mrs. Wciss's Poe Book,
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