The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-23
.Danville Social News

Especial to The Tiines-Dispatch.1
Danyillc, Va, October z2.-The love-
~ home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John School
field, 80 noted for It's genial hospitality
was thrown open to their many friends,
the occasion being the celebration OF
their hftieth anniversary, or goiaeh
bower Of blossoms. Masses Of yellow
chrysanthemums, dahlias, astcrs 2
roses, together with Southarn sTlllnh,
drawing-rooms, made aluxutiant PACK.
ground, for four generations nf lne
home circle who received. .Beneatn
the g go ! mrs we ENTHUSIASTICALLY eedls re q. "a MS Mrs,
%Schoolield wore an exquisite creation
of white meteor satin, trimmed In gold
lace, and carrying a bouqlet of golden
With WITH Mr. Mr. sehooilfeid. assisted ~ Mrs.
Alexander, the maid Of honor OF fifty
years ago, in black and white SILK,
with a touch of %cerise; and Mrs. Carter
France, the attractive mother OF the
silk and real lace; Mrs. r. Bruce
James, In black net, and Miss KATHRYN
Tillett, In ciel blue, handpainted chiiton
oyer liberty satin, these re-presentlhs
Beneath a garland OF Southern smi-
lax, asparagus ferns and yellow Snry-
santhemums, stood Mrs. Archle Ekeen,
painted marquesette, over satin, with
marabout trimmings. carrying q cluster
of American Beauties: Mrs;
Schoolfeld, in a creation OF Dresden
crepe de 'chene, forming a trio Of at
tractive young danes. IN the rear
drawing-room Mrs. w. w. Vicar, OF
Norfolk, in, q gray crepe meteor. n
Mrs. Rutherford Dula, in g Paquin
gown Of blue satin, carrying pink
roses. didMthe honors
All through the entire Gus stately
palms, yellow lowers and graceiua
Isaas re Mefe eaeb b;eh MneIe 4 mass mass Of green.
In the hall, which was decorated In
nasturtiums, were Mrs. James e. Penn.
} ! : in an l imported sMbrd gSSwn n n w gras
Toomey in black net, with white lace,
while through the entire lower floor
Mrs. j. e. Schoolfeld, In gray crepe
lace over silk; Mrs. Hattie Martin, in
black lace over white; Mrs. Pember-
ton Penn, in blue silk, Inc Mrs. VI.
d. Smith, welcomed the guests
Its green walls n white woodwork,
and old fashioned mahogany table, to-
gether with miniature electric bulbs;
with Its lace covers over gold. n
i sse set{ IF lsvf fcr F FSe roo ress Whe aesR fse
guests were served. In the centre of the
table was an exquisite golden basket,
holding golden chrysanthemums. TIED
S Mlah With a pig The zone Mec 81 Ss lace cover over over
gold. These rooms were presided over
by Mrs. George Penn, in dahlia bro
cade, and Mrs. T. B.. Fitzgerald.tn black
In the library, Mrs. y. E. Parkinson,
in an imported creation OF silk and
lace, and Mrs. Rucker Penn. in blue
mirror satin, served fruit punch. while
rooms. around a bower Of flowers, Mrs.
Lee Boatwright. in blue crepe de chene.
embroidered in gold, and Mrs. Oliver
Dudley, in white crepe and crystal
trimmings, served coffee.
Mrs. a. Hammett Burroughs, OF New
York and Lynchburg, was the guest
of honor at a delightful tea recently
given by Mrs, Julian Meade, at her
attractlvely. decorated for the occasion,
and a most delightful afternoon was
spent by those present.
Miss Nora Moseley, Plummer Wise
man-Moseley wedding were the guests
of honor at a beautiful course dinner
at the Country Club Monday evening,
given by the groomsmen, who off,
were attractively decorated in fall
flowers and autumn leaves, and pre-
scented a most attractive appearance.
Covers were laid for fourteen. Seated
around the laole We're MISS MOSeley,
Plunmer Wiseman, Misses Mary Nose
ley. Williwee Wiseman, Ina Allen,
Grace Parham, Helen Waddill. Villa
Strange andsJ. E. OVERLY, E. B. Young,
It. j. Rison and Drs. Fl. A.. Wiseman,
Howe Miller and E. NJ. Wallace.
Mrs w. W. Vicar, Of Norfolk. was
the guest of honor at a delightful af-
fair Wednesday afternoon. given by.
Mrs. Henry Swanson, at her home on
Main Street. The color scheme of pink
and white was effectively carried out,
vases OF lovely fall flowers being placed
here and there throughout the lower
floor. Little Misses Barbara James and
Martha Smith received the cards at
Toomey and Mrs. r.. B. James welcomed
the guests. The hall vas beautifully
decorated with pink and white cosmos;
ferns and crimson dahlias formed the
Swanson n the guest Of honor res