Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31

The first of the debutante entertain
ments will be given November IL and IL
! by Mr.. and Mrs. Mann s. Valentine at
their home on West Franklin street. in
Producing their daughter. Miss Cary Val
entine, to Richmond society. Receptions
| these two afternoons will be followed by
card parties I'm the evering, at which
Miss Valentines friends of the Junior
smart set will enjoy themselves and pay
their respects to their young hostess
| Miss Rosalie Valentine. Miss Cary's cou-
sin and the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Valentine. will make her bow
| to society at a tea November Ii. The
next evening but one she will assemble
| her friends about her for a brilliant CO.
| tillon. to be given in the ballroom of the
Masonic Temple with beautiful favors
| and exquisite decorations These two
young girls are great favorites In large
! circle. Miss Cary Valentine is "A gradu-
ate of Sweet Briar College, this state. and
Miss Resale has just returned from a
year OF study and travel abroad.
One of the most popular debutantes Of
last winter Miss Mary Steele Parrish,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kirkpatrick
| Parrish of West Franklin street, will he
| married Tuesday. November =. to DIR.
! Robert Thrift Ferguson of Gaffney, S. &.
/ The wedding will be quietly celebrated
at Miniborya. the country place of Mr..
! j. Scott Parrish. an uncle of the bride
/ Only immediate relatives will be present
| at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Leake and Mr.
and Mrs. John Leary. members OF the
grooms family I'm Richmond, will attend
the marriage of Miss Camille Adele Pen
rose to Mr.. Richard FOulke Beirne. to
| be celebrated Tuesday November It, in
| Oa'
| Beirne. who is a young journalist of much
promise. is the son of Mrs. William JO-
siah Leake of Park avenue. Richmond
and has been making his home i'm New
| Orleans for several years. He and his
bride will spend a part of their honey
moon here.
Miss Avis Grant has been member
of a gay house party, chaperOned by Mr.
and Mrs. II. Garrett Smith at Joy cot
| tage, Virginia Beach, for two weeks past.
/ The party included Miss Grant. Miss Deb
orah White of Charlottesville: Miss Ma
RE Whiting of Philadelphia. Misses Bes-
sic Doyle and Mary King Nash of Nor
| folk. Messrs. w. w. Dey, j. Nash, J.
Bidgood, r. Burroughs and Barton
Myers.
Miss Clyde Harris is the hostess of
| weekend Halloween party at her home
| near MattoaX. Amelia county, Virginia.
| and Misses Lynn Lewis Jones and Mary
Carter Grigg left Richmond yesterday to
| be guests of Miss Harris until next week.
| Mrs. +. A. Saunders and Miss Mary
Saunders. Mrs. James ID. Patton and
| Miss Nancy Patton returned this week
| from pleasant stay with friends in Bal
| timore.
Miss Alice Nelson and Miss Cary Val
entine joined d Richmond party that in
cluded Misses 4,ancH and Bessie Selden
| and Mr.. William Habliston. going over TO
Petersburg Tuesday evening. TO be pres
! ent at the wedding of Miss Martha Good
| wyn Grigg to Mr.. Marshall Carter Hall,
the ceremony being performed in st.
Pauls Church, Petersburg. Miss Jessie
| Anderson, the brides cousin. was maid
| of honor. She and the bridesmaid. Miss
Elizabeth Davis. had on smart frocks of
| pink chiffon and carried big nosegays OF
| pink roses. Mr.. Spottswood BraXton
best man. The bride was very handsome
| i'm white satin and lace. She was given
in marriage by her father, Mr.. Edward
I w. Grigg.
Mrs. William T. Read of 1909 West
Franklin street will be at home from :, to
| 4 pm. November in honor of Miss
Cary Valentine. Miss Margaret String
ranied by her friends. Mr.. and Mrs
| Smith of Albermarle county. sails from
New York November . to remain abroad
| until next May. Mrs. Lima Cove and MISS
l =
They will spend the winter on the Ri
viera.
The newly elected president general Of
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
| appointed at the convention in Houston
| Tex, this month. has her home at Mar
| tinsburg, w. Va, where her brother,
| former Senator Charles j. Faulkner. lives.
| Mrs. McSherry is the wife of DIR. James
w McSherry and before her marriage
was Miss Virginia Faulkner. Her father
was United States minister to France
| and the Faulkner home, BOydville, is stu
| occupied by Senator Faulkner. The MEM
bers of the Richmond Chapter delegation
| were among the most cordial OF Mrs. Nc
| Sherry's supporters at the recent cOnven-
ton Her sister Mrs. Thomas 5. Bo-
! cock. widow of the speaker of the Con-
| federate congress. and her niece, Mrs.
| Thomas Cary Johnson. wife of DR.. john
son of Union Theological Seminary. are
| among the best known women in Rich
mCnd society.
The wedding of Miss Ida Vaughan Fret
| well. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| +. Fretwell of Augusta county. Va. and
Mr. John Henley Walker of Richmond.
| will be celebrated Tuesday, November q,
In Mount Horeb Church. Augusta county.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walker will come to Rich
| mond and make their home here after
| their wedding trip.
| DR. Robert J.. Williams spent several
days in Richmond this week as the guest
I of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harrison of
! West Franklin street. DIR. Williams will
| go from Richmond TO FL Paso, Tex,
| where he will make his home in future.
| Mrs Dunbar Roy of Atlanta. Ga. is the
| guest of her father Mr.. T. Ii. Elicit, at
| SU1 West Franklin street.
J Thanksgiving is already looked forward
| to by the debutantes and society girls of
Richmond. who anticipating with
| great interest seeing the games played
/ by the Virginia and North Carolina foot
ball teams on that day. The city through