The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-21
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Kin Glazebrook and Mr. Watkins. East and west uere
was tie for first place between Mr. and Mrs arthur
Cannon and Miss Eliza Harve and Mr.. Henry Pierce.
A handsome collation. was served after the game.
Trssnon-Dslaney.
The marriage OF Miss K Marie Delaney to Mr.. Henry
Early Tresnon took place at the home of the bride
ssls Grove avenue Wednesday morning, October -
in the presence of relatives intimate friends,
the ceremony being performed by the Right Rev Bishop
Van DeVyver. Miss Delaney is the daughter of the
Entsrtains at Cards.
Mrs. David Leake entertained informally at cards
Thursday afternoon her home. 909 Floyd avenue In
Udderback. Fan flowers pretty decorated the the
mentels and tables Miss Elizabeth Hargrove won the
prize
Mrs. Leake's guests included the guests honor
and several Of this Uses
abeth Hargrove and Delta Davenport
Interesting Engagement
An engagement Of much interest to Richmond societ
ty which announced the Horse Show ball in
New York last Friday is that of Miss Dorothy Hayden
brother of Mr.. Josiah Macy. who married Mrs Eliza
beth Wyatt Wise, of Baltimore. about two
John Frick. Miss and Miss Douglas
Wise-who, in addition to being extremely pretty and
accomplished are descendants OF one OF the Oldest
families in Virginia
Nash-White
Cards have been received here Mrs. Robb White
to the marriage of her daughter, Violet Pace, Mr..
Joseph Cheshire Nash. The wedding. which viii be
take place Thursday evening, october n. $40
o'clock in the chapel of the University of Virginia.
of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Mary Edwin
Bridgers of Tarboro; Miss Letie Woods of Charotes
Vile. and Miss May Peabody, of Chicago.
The brides sister, Mrs. W. W. May. of Savannah.
and Mrs Dabney {. T Davis. Of Wheeling. will attend
Mr. Nash and his bride win spend weeks North.
and will be at home after November Is at the Desoto
in Savannah
Attend Norfolk Wedding
Among the guests from distance the double
wedding Misses Hilda May and Lillian Hazel obern
dorfer Messrs D. Levy and to Emmanuel
Wasserman. respectively at the Ghent Club. on We'd
nesday evening, were: Mr. and Mrs Henry Gunst, Mr.
and Mrs, Arthur Straus, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mill
hser Mr.. Mrs. Arthur Levy Miss Adele stern
Mr. and Mrs Moses Hofhener Clarence Gunst. Henry
Gunst, Arthur Lee Straus Edwin Levy and Louis kauf
man, all of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. sydney Loeb and
Miss Loeb. of New York; l. NJ. samuels of California;
Arthur. Maurice and Louis Eisman Franklin Miss
Harriet Wasserman and Miss Brunette Eisman all of
Hampton and Miss Annie Haas, of North Carolina.
:. The bridal couples left for long wedding trip
through the North.
Mr. Norman Jacobs of Richmond, was Mr.. Levy's
best
Prominent at Horse Show.
me Horse Show In Atlanta. Ga, is proving 10 be
brilliant success and has evoked much entertaining
many beautiful gowns. An paper has the fol
lowing items which are of interest here
Inc women VINO added TO the interest OF the event
We're particularly Mrs Allen Potts. OF Virginia and
Miss Lola Long, of Kansas City have many
friends In the city and their progress about ring
was the cignal for universal applause,
Mrs Potts ~ here fresh from notable trtumphs 10
the Virginia and Maryland shows. She Is a magnin-
cent horsewonan and deserves all the aures bestowed
upon her."
The Driving Club thronged members
of the Horse Show audience after performance
when supper was served at tables placed in the
dining ROOM the recepton-room the logsia other
apartments Palms and bay were used IN lavish
arrangement. while In the each table was
tells white cllrysanthemums banked against ferns
and the silver candlestcks shaded in white silk
The Horse Show insignia added a significant touch To
the floral decorations Horse heads showing through
frames OF blue and red electric lights whips
on the walls and other details added to the effect
of the decorations over the mantel end OF
the ball room huge head OF lights The
honbons and ices OF the menu Horse Show
signs
Dancing followed the numerous dinner parties and
among those noticed there Mrs. Allen Potts who
is the guest of MIR. and IRIS Reid Hobson Atlanta
and Mrs Henry Wortham of Macon Ga who has
abroad her Mrs
Ashton starke Of this city and who has but just
turned to Georgia.
, Miss Mary koontz younsest daughter Of Captain and
son of MIR. r NJ Rohr. of Flint Ill., Rappahannock
county were married "Wednesday evening clock a,
the nome OF the brides parents on Muhnburg street
Woodstock Va cousin of the bride. j. c. Hutch
inson, of Edinburg, OBLIGATED.
Immediately after ceremony reception was held
to which were invited 800 guests.
After a honeymoon spent in Canada. they viii be
home at The Watson" Paramount, w Va, where Mr.
Rohr Is engaged civil engineer.
Byrd Rohr OF Flint Hill. sister of the groom was
maid OF honor The only other attendant the lit
tie niece Of the bride Miss Katherine Magruder of New
Orleans La, who acted flower girl.
Mr. D. Graham Robson Of Kansas City. Mo-. best
Mr. Lester Koontz, Woodstock brother Of the bride
We're ushers The house decoration OF ferns
PAINS ana autumn leaves The color scheme yell
low and green.
/ The bride was atred in handsome wedding gown
or ivory satin trimmed with marqulsette chantilly
lace and draped with orange blossoms Her veil was OF
Partisan tulle and was draped with orange blossoms
orchids and maiden hair ferns The only ornament
pearl and sapphire crescent the gift OF the groom
Miss Rohr, maid of honor, gowned in yellow
chlnon trimmed in gold lace and carried yellow chrys-
anthemums The little flower girl dainty lin
gere dress or white. Miss Annie Lacy Clover, O
woodstock, was pianist, and rendered Mendelssohn's
wedding march During the ceremony she played Mid
| summers Night Dream"
Engagement Announced.
The engagement has been announced of Miss Cathe-
rine Crenshaw Duvall. of Baltimore, to DIR. Samuel
Walthall Budd, of Petersburg. Va.
Meeting Of w. c. T. U.
The Frances Willard W. c. r. u. held its regular
weekly meeting with Mrs Thomas, of 4o5 West Mar
shall street on Tuesday afternoon. with the president
Mrs. Wood, in the chair Mrs. Chafin elected SUI
perintendent OF the mothers meetings
The union decided to have a sociable on the first
Tuesday evening in November the home OF Mrs
Lee Todd, 1917 West Main street. from O'clock
The next meeting of the union will on Tuesday ar
ternoon, promptly at O'clock 405 West Marshall
street
Personals.
Lieutenant John spilman OF the United States Navy