The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

will illustrate new and graceful ideas,
and be participated In by the debu-
tantes Of this year and girls and men
belonging to the society set OF Rich.
mond. The men are expected to wear
visiting cards as badges, and both uni
versities will be represented in the
floor committees.
/ The patronesses of the evening Will
be Mrs. e. c. Minor, Mrs. Carter Scott,
Mrs. Armistead Wexford, Mrs. Levin
loynes and Mrs Allan Donnan.
committee appointed by the alum
nj from whom tickets may be procured
/, includes Miss Archer Joynes, 2O9 West
| Franklin Street chairman; MISS Fanny
! Scott, 400 East Franklin Street: Miss
Donnan, s13 Floyd Avenue; Miss Ca
] milla Wexford, liz North Cherry
/ street, and Miss Garlic Minor, sos East
J franklin Street.
/ Debutnntc Receptions.
! Miss Elsie Harrison will be intro
duced to Richmond society at re-
! ception to be given by her parents. Mr..
: and Mrs John w Harrison. of 2la
| West Franklin Street, Wednesday
evening, November 80
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beirne Blair Will
give reception In honor of their de-
butante niece Miss Fanny Carter Scott.
on the evening of November 20, at
4
To Visit Mrs. HIunce.
Miss Josephine Glasgow Clark, OF
Norfolk, will come to Richmond to-
morrow to be the house guest of Mrs.
John S. Munce for the Thanksgiving
season and attend the debut dances
that are of prime interest to young
girls just now.
Miss Clark is herself debutante.
She is q granddaughter of Z. I. Glas-
I gov, her mother before marriage be-
| ing Miss Annie Glasgow, a most at
tractive girl in Richmond society. Miss
Clark is like her mother and will make
handsome addition to the list Of
Richmond buds
| In Honor of Mrs. Mann.
| Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson will give an
afternoon reception at her home, ~
East Franklin Street, on December Z.
in honor of Mrs. William Hodges
Mann.
Miss Carroll Entertained.
Mrs. Edgar Gum entertained at
luncheon on Thursday afternoon in
honor of Miss Clara Carroll. of Lynch
burg. Va.
Covers were laid for ten, and the
guests beside Miss Carroll were Misses
Lettice Woodward, Nancy Patton, Della
Davenport, Elizabeth Hargrave. Mary
Saunders, Nora Randolph. Grace Per-
kins and Miss Mary Elizabeth Pugh.
Miss Houston's Art Reception.
On Wednesday night Miss Nora
5 Houston, under the auspices of the All
Club of Richmond, opened her exhibit
) ton with an informal reception. Mrs
, Jeffry Montague read In her usual
charming manner a paper on the IA.
nous artists she had known during her
! student life abroad, after which Mrs.
Beauregard Lorraine, assisted by MISS
I: Gertrude Clark. poured chocolate.
Miss Houston's work is naive and
: sincere Her portrait OF Mrs. Jarvis
Kelley and son, of New York, attract
! ed attention in It's masterful portrayal.
The delicate perfume of wistaria bios
l SONS fills the room as one views THE
Lawn at Maymont." The merry-mak-
, ing spirit of "a Marriage In Brittany"
gives a vivid picture of the peasant
: life abroad. Fourth Street. Looking
!, North" is at once recognized by its
! touch of local color.
The art lovers of Richmond were
I well represented 1T the club rooms dur
; ing the exhibition. Tea was served
each afternoon by Misses Elizabeth G.
Dew, Gertrude E. Clark, Helen Lor-
raine, Edith a. p. Ragland Elizabeth
Johnston, Alice Nelson and Miss Fit2-
!. hugh.
Invitations Issued.
Mrs. Ella Crump has issued invita-
tons to the marriage OF her daughter.
Mamie Catherine, to James Davis
Draine, the wedding to take place No
vember 80 at Mizpah Church, Walker
ton, Va,
Board Meeting.
AS Thursday Is Thanksgiving. the
board OF the Retreat for the Sick will
meet in the Retreat parlors At IL "A. NJ
| Wednesday, November 90.
Important Meeting.
ST. Johns Circle of Kings Daugh,
ters will hold an important meeting
Monday afternoon, November 81. at
4:3O. with Mrs. Robert Currie, $500
| East Grace Street. A full attendance
is requested.
Host OF Box Party.
w Grandson Moseley, of Richmond.
| entertained number of friends at
box party last evening at the Colonial
! Theatre. followed by a beautifully ap-
pointed supper at the Monticello Hotel,
Norfolk. Mr.. Moseley's guests were
Misses Fanny EtheridEe. Alma Glen
nan and Jessie Neimeyer; Kemp Saw
age and William Farnell.
! Vaushan-H0waru.
| A very quiet home wedding was cell
ebrated Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. when Miss Bessie Pennington
| Howard was given In marriage to
Kirk Parrish Vaughan. William j.
Grubbs was best man, and Miss Adele
Angus maid OF honor. The ceremony
/ was performed at the residence of the
brides mother, 900 West Main Street.
by Rev. Philip A. Arthur.
| WillS--nIonrOe.
Among the marriages of this week
1 Will be that of Miss Marion Nettie
1 Monroe to Thomas ]. Willy, al the home
| of the bride. Deep Run Avenue, at
1880 o'clock A, NJ, Thursday, Novem-
| Der "A.
Miss Leona Cottrell will attend as
maid of honor. She VIII wear pale
| blue, with gold trimmings, and carry
! yellow chrysanthemums. Little Misses
Blanche Cottrell and Kathleen Brown
4 ing VIII wear white lingerie, with pale
! yellow ribbons. and carry baskets OF
1 yellow chrysanthemums. Cobb Moss
/ viii act as best man. The bride will
| be attlred in travelling costume OF
dark blue cloth, with hat and gloves
! to match, and will carry white chry-