The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-02
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TdTHIy SeLLlHBSs anu ueI IIon'a
ers Golden Gate roses.
Miss Hargrave bore her honors with
graceful self-posaession and case. she
wore the debutante's own color, PINK,
In soft satin yelled with chiffon mat
was deliberately embroidered In gold
and pink roses. a charming detal Of
her costume was her no5egay OF PINK
moss rosebuds, carried in the lowered
bouquet-holder that had gone, in ner
bellehood, to dances and receptions
with Mr. DayenporPs mother
Certainly no young girl at the cere-
rnony Of her presentation could have
received Or desired anything more
than fell to the lot Of Missi Hargrave
last night.
socinI Event 0f Norfolk.
The social event OF the week in Nor
folk this week will be the wedding on
Saturday Of Miss Ethel Reynolds To
Talbot Truaton Mrs. Louis Maxtiela
gave a preuuptial luncheon at the
Country Club Tuesday In honor OF
Miss Reynolds. Table decorations were
In La France roses, and candles were
shaded In green and silver.
Covers were laid for six, and Mrs.
Maxfield's guests were: Miss Reynolds,
Mrs. Charles Mcintosh Tunstall, Miss
Cornelia Truxtun, Mrs. Junius Wilcox
and Mrs Reynolds Hayden.
The Debut of MISS Taft.
Miss Helen Taft made her debut at
u White House tea given BY Mrs. Tart
yesterday afternoon from to z. In
choosing this method Of bringing out
her daughter, Mrs. Taft has followed
the strictly American custom, and has
adhered N in "a u
Ing her daughter In mingl!ng freely
with the young girls of Washington
society, official and otherwise, with
whom she has been associated from
the time she was & very young girl
in short frocks and interested only in
her school affairs.
Her superb Bridal Gifts.
At the wedding in ST. Thomas
Church, Washington. yesterday at noon
OF Miss Eleanor Terry, daughter of
Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Silas w. Terry.
to Lieutenant F!lippo camperlo, OF the
royal Italian navy, the bride wore a
lace veil sent her by her husbands
mother, and worn by generations of
brides in that mothers family. a
splendid rope Of pearls and two splen-
did diamond pendants worn by her
were likewise gifts from the BRIDE
groom and his people.
The brlde is extremely popular
among the navy set OF Washington.
where she has chiefly lived. She went
abroad and travelled around the world
with her father and other members of
her family after her fathers retire
ment from the navy. o
She and Lieutenant Camperio viii
sail shortly for Italy, where they will
have their home.
Nelson--elnrtin.
/ The wedding of Miss Lena Victoria
Martin TO Carl William Nelson took
place quietly in Washington wednes-
day. November 80.
Guests OF Miss Meador.
/ Miss Annie Bldgood, of Petersburg
Miss Marguerite Petty. of Lynchburg
Miss Bessie Rice. OF smporia, and Mrs.
| Hariowe Davis. OF nrsomery, w. Va,
| Were the guests OF Miss Daisy Meador
| last week
Returned to the City.
W, L. Prince. principal OF Richmond
Ac denny, who has been absent from the
city for several months at his country
home in Princess Anne county. where
/ he was Ill from typhoid fever. has re-
covered and returned to Richmond. He
and his family are at 24l9 Grove Ave-
/ nue. for the winter.
I CouIter--Babcr.
The wedding OF Miss Lottie Baber, OF
Avon, Va, to Thomas Coulter, of New
| York, was celebrated early "Wednesday
morning, the bride and groom leaving
in the afternoon for New York. where
they will reside permanently after an
/ extended bridal trip.
Kent silver Wedding Day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Read, OF Newport
News. celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary Tuesday at their home IL
I Newport News. a silver lovins cur
was presented to Mr.. Read by his
friends in Newport News as a token oil
their esteem and also in celebration OF
mis- new title of collector. Mrs. Read
received beautiful wreath of orange
blossoms from friends in California.
Engagement Announced.
/ The engagement is announced of Miss
! Ethel McMaster Worrell, daughter oil
Mrs. James Richard Worrcll. of Nor.
folk, Va, to Charles Jackson Pannill
The marriage will take place Saturday
/ December 10. at half-past Z o'clock IL
i the morning, at Christ Church Chapel
in Client. Norfolk.
In Honor OF Miss Branch.
/ AIR. and Mrs. John Is Branch have
issued invitations for a Japanese cotil
lion, to be given on the evening O
,December Is, In Masonic Temple. II
I honor of their daughter. Miss Iaydf
Branch.
WiIxers0n-Allen,
I The marriage of Miss Miriam Bran
A mock Allen, the popular and attractive
young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, W Q
Allen. Of Granite, Va. to clarencf
so!emnized in Washington. ?. G. OF
November 10. After the marriage .cere
mony, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkerson visited
relatives in Baltimore. returning t
this city on November 20. and are a
home to their friends at 2Sl2 Eas
Broad Street.
Lenses "Cnstie Hill''
castle HILL" in Albemarle county
the residence of the late Colonel Al
fred Landon Rives. has been leased t.
Frederick Sears. Jr,. of Boston. Mr.
I Sears has been frequent visitor II
, Richmond.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Lucy Ford Workman leaves thi
week to be the guest of Miss Loull
Johnston, of Norfolk.
Miss Landona Brock has returne
from Philadelphia, where she went t
u