The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-03


Richmond society In . whiri Of gaiety
this past week was the handsome
dance 1t the Masonic Temple Friday
evening. when Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
Joynes introduced thsfr attractive
debutante daughter. Miss Virginia
Archer Joynss The society girls and
men we're practically Al present, and
plid graceful court to the debutants
Of the evening.
Decorations In palms, hay trees,
fesns and Southern sna1iax. with
artistic - they were beautiful the
S0ft shades Of grsen and pink blend
Ing exquisitsiy with tho lovely gowns
q the girls. Especially attractive was
Ne supper table, which was set In
the form Of maltese cross. In the
center OF Il was basket laden with
full blown roses. while smaller bas-
kets OF pink buds were placed at the
ends. In both the hall and supper
room the massing Of plants and blos-
SONS formed but background for
with pleasure and charm to tho ire
sistible muac.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Joynes and Miss
Julia Joynee received the guests. Mrs
Joynes wore handsome gown OF
black chAnflliy lace over hand paint
I'd chiffon and satin. She carried q
bouquet OF yellow roses, sprayed with
vfolets. and her ornaments were dia-
monds and pearls. Miss Joynes WAS
cxqui&itely gowned in ciel blue satin
charneuss. and carried lavender or
charming In debutante frock OF
pink and white Pink chiffon en-
broidered with roses and trimmed
with crystals was draped over = foun-
dalton Of white satin brccade. She
held ~ one OF the many bouquets
sent her an old-fashioned nossgay OF
pink roeebuds and gardenias.
M. Gllpjn EngAecd.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Brewer Dixon.
II 2ss Clarendon street. Boston.
Mass. have announced the engage.
ment Of their daughter, Atiss Made
la9ne DQDon. 10 Mr.. Donald New
conner Gilpi.l son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brooke Gilpin, Of Baltimore
and Clarke county, Va, and II
brother Of Miss Dorothy 0ilpin. who
visited in Richmond in November,
when she was a bridesmaid At one
of the fashionable fall wAddtnes. Mr..
Nlpin II \ popular member Of the
gonnser set, and is gr.duats OF
hAAAGSoAs t2A1O Va 4SVus x1tO 6uBAR6~
ment IL OF much interest to Rich
mond society.
A2a1rS for Next Week.
>. While the coming week will not
have quite % crowded q social cal
endar a. has this week, Z number OF
very handsome affairs will be given.
On Monday evening. Mrs. Philip
Edward johnson will give q debutAnts
dance At the Jefferson Hotel for her
daughter. Miss Mary Scarborough. On
The afternoon OF the same day Mr..
be at homo from 10 $3.50 O'Clock.
and from $3.50 TO O'Clock. In honor
OF their debutante daughter. Miss
Isabel Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davenport
have cards out for n cotiilion in tho
Masonic Temple Tuesday evening in
honor OF their daughter, Miss Della
Davenport. Miss Elsie Pariah viii
dc the honor guest At a bridge party
20 be given by Mira Grandson Nose
ley Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday afternoon from, 3
TO . and from . tn 7 o'clock Mrs. J.
Taylor Eliyson and Mrs Frank r.
trump will give 4 brilliant reception
in honor of Mrs. Mann. Mrs Rich
ard Henry Harwood viii entertain
ut two large affairs Wednesday. Jr,
tho afternoon Che will give q recep-
ton for her guest. Miss Irn,a Ora
nam, and In the evening q dance In
honor Of Miss Fanny Carter Scott and
Mfss Camilla Scott Wexford.
Return From Honeymuon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert clinton White
urst have returned from their we'd
ning trip. and are at home at 1s2s
Monument avenue. They spent sew
eral weeks In Atlantic City. where
they were joined by Miss Rosalie
Mines. They then went to New York
Tor week. and returned to Rich
snond Thursday evening
Wosnan's Club Notes.
DR.. Leon n. Vincent, OF Boston.
viii lecture at tn. Woman's Club
Monday Afternoon at $40 o'clock.
when his subject Will be .-Thackrray."
Or. Vincent IL considered one OF the
foremost lecturers on men of letters
IN the country. and the club Is very
fortunate in securing him for IA lee
ture.
The Blue Bird" will be discussed
ly the literary round table on wednes-
day afternoon under the direction Of
Miss Annie stegar Winston.
Mrs. Roy Entcrt~inA
Mrs. Dunbar Roy, OF Atlanta. en-
fertained Thursday afternoon at a de-
niece, Miss Margaret Webb, and for
Miss Lula Dean Jones, one Of the
attractive debutantes Of the winter.
The house WAS decorated with
american beauty roses and ferns, and
AIRS. Roy received her guests wearing
q gown Of black marquisette over
kings blue. the waist embroidered
with gold.
After the game delicious refresh