The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-25
Society

debntante daughters. Misses Elizabeth
Cooke and Miss Elsie Harrison, will
be presented to society.
Affairs For Friday.
Several brilliant affairs compliment
tary to the debutantes, are on the
social calendar for Friday.
Miss Isabel Carter Will be introduced
to society at dance given by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Carter, in the jefferson hotel at
o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. n. Beirne Hair will
entertain for Miss Fanny Scott, daugh-
ter OF Judge and Mrs. X, Carter Scott,
at an evening reception at her home,
404 West Franklin street.
Miss Archer Joynes will be the
honor guest at a. bridge party of
which Mrs T.. Nelson Steele will be
hostess at O'Clock in her apart
ments at the Raleigh.
Vaudeville and German.
Both the Jefferson hotel auditorium
and the MAsonic Temple were crowded
to the utmost forltt1e vaudeville shows
and the Thanksgiving german gwen
by the local alumni association OF the
University Of Virginia to the visiting
teams and university men. The hits
were bright. tho college songs rollick-
ing and the audience gay with the So
ciety girls and men. who enjoyed the
fun OF each act with pure interest.
and the auditorium with its decora-
tons in orange and blue. white and
blue and large yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS presented an animated and
merry scene.
Nearly all who Tere at the Jefser-
son went from there to the Masonic
Temple for the german. Mr.. Willie
Trigg led the german figures. dancing
with Miss Fanny Scott, Miss Edith
Donnan and Miss Emma Gray White.
The dance cards were engraved with
the colored pennants OF the two uni
versties. and were very attractive.
Because of the large number OF
couples present the dance early took
the form Of hop, only few german
figures being danced. The evenings
entertainment was a success from
every standpoint, rejecting great
credit on the local alumni and the
committee OF young girls who ar
ranged il.
Among the dabutantes OF this and
last year dancing were: Misses Fanny
Scott. Camilla Wexford Edith DON
nan, Garlic Minor, Julia and Archer
Joynes, Frances Wheat, Della Daven-
port. Emma Gray White. Mary saun-
ders Mary Scarborough, Fanny and
Virgie Tyler. Anita Cussons, Conway
Fleming. Mary Harmon, OF Char
lottesville; Mary and Anne Traylor,
lottesville; Mary and Anne Traylor.
Mary Butler, Jellis Scott, Mary Chal-
mers Alice Nelson. Lettuce Woodward,
Martha Martin and Nora Randolph
and the Misses Hamilton, Of Peters,
burg.
Miss Lennon to Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Southgate Lennon
hava gept mt tnyffqftapg for the we'd
ding of their daughter. Grace, to Mr..
II. Gwynn Taylor. on Wednesday, De-
cember IA. at O'clock at 221 West
Lanvale street, Baltimore.
Entertain Petersburg Friends.
Miss Anne Traylor win entertain
at the Country Club on Saturday eve
ming. when her guests viii include
several Petersburg friends
College Banquet.
The athletic association of the Wo-
mans College Will have a banquet at
covers will be laid for thirty-seven.
Decorations will be attractive in green
and white. the college colors.
Miss Helen Baker will be toastmis-
tress and toasts will be given by Miss
Marion Forbes, Miss Ruby Goode.
Miss Lerline Taylor and Miss Stew
art Pryor.
Conservatory Recital
The pupils Of me Richmopd Can.
servatory OF Music win give a recital
Friday evening Noyember 25 at haIf
after & o'clock In their stud,,, ~
sos East Grace street An INTEREST
ing and attractive musical nropram
has been arranged and the public is
cordially invited.
NO 'ichets required.
"ncy--Monroc.
a very pretty wedding was solemn
izea lhursoay morning at 1880
O'Clock, when Miss Marion Nettie
MOI, Monroe peSnnie the pride or MT
Ihomas ). whey, the Kew. James u.
FAR ofnciatihg. The parlors were
attfactiVeiy decorated with ferns pot
TED plants cut flowers and shaded
lamps.
Little Misses Kathleen Browning
ana biancne S"ttrell were the flower
maids. ana wore white lingerie frocks
with pale yeiiow ribbons, carrying
SILVER naskets hlled with yellow ehry-
santhemnms The maid of honor.
MISS Leona CottreH. wore pale blue
win goid embroidery trimmings and
carried yellow chrysanthemums. The
srno" pes. man was Mr. Cobb Moss
70 the strains Of the wedding cho-
rus from Lonensrin, the bridal party
entered anu during the ceremony
nea'.s Anu rloWers was sortly rem
oeIea by mlss Jessie browning.
AFTER the ceremony the bridal cou-