The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

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place at the club house Thursday night
October 20, at $3.50 o'clock.
chaperons will be MIR. and Mrs. Nj.
I G. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Seward,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Patterson, DR.. and
Mrs. II. c. Leigh. =
! Guests OF Mrs. Cox.
| Mrs Creston Lea, of wilmington
| Delaware will join Mrs. Alexander
/ Jameson. of New Jersey, vice. president
Of the National Society OF Coioni =.
! Danes in America, and Mrs. Charles II.
/ Miller, of Wilmington, Delaware, secre-
| tary of the National Society. VINO are
! ALREADY guests Of the national and state
1 president. Mrs. william Rufiin Cox, at
| her home, 500 West Grace Street
| Gymnasium deception.
A reception will be held at the
| gymnasium of the Young Woman
Christian Association from 4:So to .
on Friday afternoon, and at O'CLOCK
| in the evening.
/ Those receiving will be Mrs. Beirne
Blair. Miss Caroline Holiday Mrs
Chiles NJ. Terrell, Miss Constance Mac
! Corkle and Miss Irene II. Arbes Young
I! girls assisting will be Misses Ethel
| Whittet. Ethel Shackleford, Keith
| Saville, Jennie Warwick, Edith NC
tConnal, Catherine Rhoads. Bessie WHIT
| tet. Gray Wright, Gertrude Crensha"'
| 1mogen Warwick, Emma Brown, Mary
| Porter
| CrOuch-Bailcy.
! The marriage Of Miss Eula Bailey.
I daughter of Mrs. Annette Lewis Bailey,
to Thomas Cullen Crouch. son OF Mr.. ana
| Mrs. r. w. Crouch, Will be celebrated
to-day at p. NJ. In the Second Baptist
| Church, Rev w. c. James. D. d.. pas
| tor of Grove Avenue Baptist Church,
| officiating. The church will be
decorated in palms and ferns, and Bas-
sett Hough. the organist of the church.
| will direct the music. The matrons
of honor. Mrs. Allen Bradley Hay and
! Mrs. Charles Edison lSe.lam, will wear
| blue cashmere de sole, yelled with pink
chiffon cloth. The maid of honor, Miss
| Edna Bailey, will be attred in pink
| cashmere de sole. yelled in pink chiffon
/ Both matrons and maid OF honor VIII
carry Maryland roses. The brides
| maids. Misses Doris Belsmeyer, Of
| Pittsburg, Pa: Fay Nelsc n Blackburn, of
| stanton. Va, and Mary Crouch and
| Lillian Kellam. of Richmond. will have
\ on blue cashmere de sole, yelled with
! pink. Their flowers will lbe pink chry-
| santhemums S. B. Drinard will be
| the groom's best man. and his ushers.
| Luther Teller, Hugh Bugg. Wexford
| II. Kelley. G.. A. Shelton. A. b. Hay
and w. T. Gillian. The bride will come
| in with her brother, w. S. Bailey who
| Will give her away. she will be gowned
| in white crepe meteor trimmed with
duchesse lace and pearls. Her veil will
| be caught with lilies of the valley, and
she will have bouquet of lilies and
| orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch will spend their
honeymoon IN the Adirondacks. and
after November l, Will be at home at
21S Eas. Main Street.
Miss bailey Showcrcd.
a beautiful sIiirtwaist accessory
shower was given on Thursday even
| ing, October 10. from $50 to o'clock
by Mrs. William Edward Pollard and
Miss Mabel Beard In their home on
Fourth Avenue. Highland Park. in
honor of Miss Eula Bailey, who will
be married to-day to Thomas Cullen
Crouch in the Second Baptist Church
| The parlors We're very prettily deco
| ruted in ported plants and cut-howers
and vari-colored shaded lights. The
color scheme of pink and blue was car
! ried out in every detail. The guests
numbering about forty, We're received
| by Mrs. Pollard. in black crepe de
i
embroidered and trimmed with lace
| The bride-elect was shoTered from
| n large pink and blue marriage bell,
| and was the recipient of many hand
! some presents. The guests were en-
| tertained by progressive needle
| threading contest. the partners being
chosen by drawing numbered Cupids
from silver pintray. The score was
kept in tiny pink ana blue. pin cushions
y - 1T, NJ IT. ~ Ir1r,
! broidered pin cushion, was won by
Miss Bailey
| Refreshments were served by Mrs.
| W. A. Beard and Mrs B. F. Marlborough
I The color scheme was carried out in
| the refreshments.
John Winston Fontaine rendered
several piano selections during tho
shower, closing with the wedding
march.
| Chrysnnthemum Wedding.
! A very pretty chrysanthemum we'd
ding will take place this afternoon at
$40 o'clock in the home of the BRIDES
mother. Grand View Cottage, Ocean
view, va, when her daughter, Ethel.
will become The wife of Louis +. Fener-
Stein of Norfolk, Va. The house Will
be beautifully decorated IN banks or
Mains, forms and chrysanthemums, the
| color scheme t. be carried out in yell
low, green and white. Rev. H. A.
Robinson will officiate, assisted by Rev.
John Wales, of Norfolk. Va. The bride
will enter to the strains of the Lohcn-
grin welding march. with her grand
| father, S. c. Phillips. CT Norfolk, by
whom she will be given away, Ske
will wea- hand embroidered Norris
| gown of white meteor crepe, trimmed
in duchesse and Irish point lace. and
| carry a shower of lilies of the valley,
Her veil will be caught with spray Of
orchids, and her only ornament will be
diamond and pearl brooch. gift
| from the groom. Miss Sara Guy, OF
Norfolk, the maid of honor, will wear
gown of yellow messaline, yelled III
yellow chiffon and trimmed in gold.
She will carly yellow chrysanthemums,
William T. Fenerstein. the groom's
| brother, will be best man. and Archer
Morris, Of Norfolk, master Of cere-
monies.
Misses Virginia Norris and Mabel
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