Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-19

handsomest affairs of the week was a
dinner given Wednesday by Mrs T. w.
Wood In her home, Oakland, at Forest
Hill. Dinner guests included the Rev.
and Mrs. William Meade Clark. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Lorraine Barger. Mrs. John H. In
gram and the Rev. NJ. Co gate Daughtrey
of Richmond, Mrs. and Mrs. Samuel Har-
rison Plummer. MIS-. w. L. Daught -ey
and Miss Madeline Daughtrey Of Newport
News, Mrs. Nathaniel Mathews and Mr..
H. c. Neblett Of Nuremberg, Bishop A.
NJ. Randolph, DR.. Braxton Bryan and
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson of New York
has been the guest in Richmond this
week of Miss Boiling and M. Stanhope
Boiling at 1905 Grove avenue. Mrs. Glib
son came to Richmond to be present at
the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Macmurdo
Martin, daughter Of the late Walter K.
Martin, and Mr.. Saunders HObson.. The
wedding was quietly celebrated in the
home of the b. ide's mother the Rev. Rob-
Church and the Rt. Rev. Robert A. Glib
son, Bishop of Virginia, officiating.
Southern smilax, palms and ascension
lilies formed beautiful drawing room and
altar decorations. Miss Ca olyn Martin.
gowned in pink meteor crepe and carry
Ing sheaf Of pink roses. attended the
bride as maid of honor. The bride was
given away by her bother. Mr.. Macon
Martin Of Atlanta. She wore an exquis-
lite gown and veil of point applique lace.
Her flowers were valley lilies. Intimate
friends and immediate relatives were
present at a reception after the cere-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. HObson leaving when
1t was over to spend their honeymoon In
Cuba. Their house on West Franklin
street will be ready for their occupancy
when they return,
Mr.. Leigh Page gave a dinner at the
CfSrVnv C11ri, Cd NJ cdo niv1p
to the out-of-town guests and members
Of the Hobson- Martin bridal party. Cow
ers were laid for twenty-eight at a table
ornamented with vases OF American beau
ties, interpreted with sprays OF mistle-
toe and crimson rosebuds. The walls Of
the dining room were draped with smilax
and the nantes banked with roses.
Among the out-of-tOwn guests present.
In addition to Mrs. c. d. Gibson of New
York, were Mrs. Robert Martin of Du-
luth. Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Martin Of At
lanta, Mr.. John Armstrong Challoner of
Albemarle county. Mrs. Hobson and Miss
Hobson OF Goochland county. Messrs. w.
G. Warden OF Philadelphia, Kenneth
Schley and G. L. Chiffon Of New York.
Miss Mary Street was the hostess Of a
charming card party given Tuesday aft
ernoon at her home, 7O3 East Grace street,
in honor of Miss Short of Wilson. N. c..
Those playing were Misses Alice Doyle,
Avis Grant, Louise Price, Martha Robin
son, Courtney Crump. Helen Lathrop Bes-
sic Tompkins, Jessie Hazard. Gertrude
Lewis. May Carmichael. Mildred Boyd.
Frances Myers, Elizabeth Gaines, Julie
Osterloh, May Moore, Warfield Crenshaw,
Mary williams. Elizabeth Atkinson and
Mamie Davenport. Mrs. Henry w. Cooke
of Minneapolis. formerly Miss Davenport
of Richmond, was first prize winner.
In Grace Street Presbyterian Church. at
IL am, December Is, the wedding OF
Miss Carrie Goodwin Rison and Mr.. Rus
sell Christian Proctor was celebrated, the
Rev R. A. White, assisted by the Rev.
W. r. Proctor, officiating. The bride
came in with her brother, Mr. Henry
Taylor Rison, and was met at the altar
by the groom and his best man, Mr..
Henry Garland Proctor. She wore trav-
cling costume of green and carried a hand
bouquet of bride roses Miss Sally Caper-
Mrs. Clifford r. Caperton. In Richmond.
is now the house guest OF DIR. and Mrs.
30 ling Robertson at Mammoth, keifys
Creek. W. Va Mrs. Robertson. who be-
fore her marriage was Miss Claiborne of
Caroline county, and frequent visitor
in the homes of Richmond friends, enter
tanned at dinner this week In honor OF
Miss Caperton. Other dinner guests were
Miss Eleanor Montgomery of Richmond.
Miss Lenore Anderson, Mr.. Paul Ed
munds. Dr. Maury Anderson and Mr.. J.
second dance Of the Richmond german
in Masonic Temple. Monday evening of
this week. the ball room was lighted with
rose-shaded bulbs, banked with palms
and the walls were hung with the de-
butantes' flowers Col. J. Lane Stern