The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
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entertained in the evening,
The three drawing rooms and s.all
were decorated in prefusien OF
palms and wE..e cnry sanfhemums
The nanteis We're banked In green
and white flowers, ferns and snilaN
being gracefully twined about the
chandeliers and stairway. IN the
dining room. yellow ami green pre-
waited and the eentrepiece for the
table was an exquisite basket OF the
huge yellow chrysantbemums.
Receiving With Mrs. Blanton were
Miss Irving. Miss Metaaen. Mrs.
William iiahliston. Mrs. ". a. Mon
cure and Miss Lucy Wallace. Mrs.
sianton wore a handsome gown of
hand emhroidcred blee chiffon cloth
over blue satin, and carried American
Beauties and lilies % the valley, Miss
lrSinE's gown was 81 white chiffon,
hand painted IN rose sprays, over
pink satin. With gold trimmings. Miss
McFadens costume was Of yellow
narquisette. yeilsd with white chit
fon and trimmed with pearls and
crystals. Their flower were chrysan-
thcmums and roses. Mrs. iabliston
wore her wedding EoAn Of white
satin and point laer. with orchids,
Mrs. Moncure was ia black lace over
White satla, and Miss Wallace wore
a gown of pink satin Veiied in black
net with pink chry Santhe nuns MISS
Annie donaldson, of New iaEen.
Conn. 10 a charming pink chiffon
frock and Miss Courtney Grufup In
lowered null drapea oter White
satin. presided at the punch howl,
Mrs IT, IL. Wallace III beautiful
black lace and satin gown, poured
tea. Miss Lucy Harrison, in white
chiffon. Miss L.ora Grnmp III PINK
lowered crepe de chine and Miss
Mary Patton Jordan IN green mar
quisette over green satin served in the
dining room.
Mrs Blanton was assisted in en-
PERTAINING by Miss Belle Johnston III
blue narquisette Yelled in white
spangled net. Mrs. Randolph Cannon
in white embroidered indian silk, Mrs.
Crump IN a gown OF black and white,
Mrs Ben Als5p in white chiffon
cloth, Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson In
black spangied net over white satin.
Mrs. Charles Lea IN black lace over
white satin. Miss Mollte Wallace in
black satin with lace and blue panne
velvet trimmings, and Mrs. George
Bryan in cream lace made over pink.
They held arm bouquets 81 pink ehry-
santhemuns.
About three hundred guests called
This was the first larga reception Of
the season, and was. indeed. brill
liant affair.
Luncheon for Bride Elect.
Miss Lucy Beveridge. OF $40 West
Grace street, is entertaining al very
attractive luncheon Thursday after
noon at the Country Club in honor
OF Miss Mary Earwood. whose n.ar-
rage to MIR. Robert Gordon spfatley,
Of Petersburg. will take place 81, No
vember 10 Decorations We're IN large
white chrysanthAmHms. a green vase
filled with these flowers marking each
place. Covers win be laid fer nine.
The guests include Miss Mary Iiar-
wood. Mrs Frank Bcveridge. Mrs.
Frank M Boxley. Mrs. John i3ailop.
Mss Lucille Massie, Miss Ethel Wedge
of Baltimore; Miss Anna Griffith al
Texas. and Mrs. Frank Carter. of
Alexandria.
Cook--Ironard
One CT tn. most beautiful mar
riaEes ever witnessed in Chesterfield
county took place in Branehs church
Wednesday evening, November p al
sac O'Clock, when Miss Lois Elling
ton Leonard, the attractive daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs Joseph T. Leonard,
Leoame the bride or Mr.. Arthur Is.
I DON, son Oh MTs- tSopeFt ttoideHs UI ,
Chesterfield The church was artist
caIly decorated ia palms and pink
rysanthemums. the color scheme
being pink end white. The mellow
glow from the silver Candida bra on
either side of the improvised altar
made the scene more effective. The
Rev. Joel Tucker pastor Of the
church, performed the ceremony.
Miss Alice BONNER Rudd. cousin ef
the bride. played the wedding marches
from Lohengrin and Mendelssohn
and Hearts and Flowers during the
ceremony.
The bride, gowued in White satin
IN trainne, embroidered In pearls +
wearing futile Veil, fastened with
orange blossoms and carrying "a show I
er Of Bride roses entered With her
maid OF honor Miss Clara Holden.
Her only ornament was a gold neck I
lace wit ha pendant OF diamonds and I
pearls. the gift Of the grooms mother.
Miss Holden wor" white lingerie +
gown and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Miases Myrtle Aithea and +
Lucile Geraldine Leonard. sisters OF .
the bride. Were bridesmaids. They (
wore white plated organdies over 4
pink With soft pink satin girdles and /
carried pink chrysa nthemums.
The little Hover girls, Misses Drge
Walden and Alice sandar, were charm I
ing in pink ace"rdion- plated silk
frocks. scattering auwers in the path
or the bride
Mr. Charles Cooke, brother OF the
groom. was best man. Messrs f. H. f.
Turnes. $. H. Woodall, s. E. West
and j. r. Leonard were ushers
Following the ceremony the bridal
party and guests We're entertained al
a reception at the brides home Oak
Grove, in Chesterfield county. TIL.
many handsome and useful presents
atteated the popularity of the young
people,
Dance for Mis-, ljckok.
Mr.. Albert Graham 0ber, Of Baitl-
more, mas issued invitations for a
dance to be given Thanksgiving Eve.
20, AT lens kWan-I "a Nav.
his home at l.uthervilie. Nd. in honor
or MISS Rebecca Hickok. one OF the
season debutantes in Baltimore. Miss
Hiekok recently spent a week here
with MIS-. j. j, Hickok on West
FRANKLIN street She was maid OF
honor at the marriage Of Miss Mary
iickok I" Mr.. II. G. Boykin on DC
tober 70. and was much complimented
during her visit IN this city.
Pretty Home Wedding.
ine marriage of Miss Louise Her
hard frischkorn. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. HARVARD IriootI~..~