The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
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another beautiful ball waC added to
this notable list when on Tuesday
| evening MIR. and Mrs. Preston Cooke
and Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harrison
entertained for their debutante
daughters. Misses Elisa beth Cooke and
Elsie Harrison. Receiving with MIR.
and Mrs. Cooke and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison were the debutantes OF the
evening and Miss Chloe Cook and
Miss Nancy Bruno. or Baltimore.
! Mrs. Cooke was gowned In lavender
J brocade with trimmings of duchess
( lace, and wore a corsage bouquet of
vioiets and gardeniss. Mrs. Harrison's
gown was OF rose -colored brocadc,
/ trimmed In fur. and her bouquet was
of orchids. Misses Cooke and Harri-
son wore very charming debutante
4 frocks, the formers being of import
! ed embroidered chiffon over white
satin and the latter's of white satin
yelled in chiffon, embroidered In deli
catelS tinted clusters of wistaria BIOS
some. Miss Cooke held charming
iosegay OF tiny pink and white ro9e~
buds with frill of lace, and Miss
| Harrison sheaf of American Beauty
roses. Miss Bruno was gowned in
rich blue satin, draped In white point
! d'esprit, and held bouquet of ORCHIDS
and lilies. Miss Cook wore gown
! of white chiffon and satin with crystal
trimmings. and carried Killarney
roses.
/ As a background for the exquisite
costumes worn by the hostesses and
their guests were elaborate decora-
tons of palms, bay trees and spruce
studded with pomsettias IN the bali
room and foyer, which was convert
/ ed into "a reception room with red
shaded light. vases Of red blossoms
and rich Oriental rags. Carnations
and narcissus in noyefty bowls adorn-
/ ed the tables in the dining room.
/ where the silver candelahra were
shaded in pink and silver, and placed
At the corners of the tables.
! German at Jefferson.
y. i, l. remnants and palms deco
rated the ban room of the Jefferson
hotel on Tuesday evening when the
/ on1icron Club of the Y. p. l. gave it,,
annual german. The lights were
shaded in orange and maroon. and
! every detail was suggestive of the
institute colors, The favors for the
/ girls were American Beauty roses
girls We're American Beauty roses
and those for the men. O GAMMA
Gamma remnants. The german was
led by II. McGowan King. dancing
with Mas Nellie Price Morton. Those
dancing were:
Cadet j. II. Satterwhite with Miss
Mamie Pilknton
Cadet Darcy Morton with Miss
Sara Stsrke.
Cadet ", 7. Dabney, Jr. with Miss
Mary Evans.
Cadet George Berkeley with Miss
Marguerite Mayo. of Blacksburg.
cadet John Winston with Miss
Clarke, Of Aiabsma,
Cadet W. NJ. Dodson win Miss
jamie Gaines.
Cadet w. II. Jackson with Miss
Margaret DE Jarnett.
Cadet \. n. Moss with Miss Glaze
Cadet John Larew with Miss Emily
Cadet b. Peasley with Miss Juliet
Anderson.
Cadet Buford Rose with Miss kath.
leen Gregory
Cadet ], ". e. Catlett with Mis-.
i>ottie Ruffin, OF Hanover.
Cadet c. Weisiger with Miss Ellen
Radford. OF Forest va.
/ cadet &. Paul with Miss BRYANT
cadet Atwell With Miss Emily F,sz-
gerald. -"
Cadet K. Paul with Miss Beaf+ie.
cadet Joe Burke with Miss Fanny
Brown. AMY
Cadet Montgomery Brair with Mis-,
Blair ''Ss
Nan Pierce.
Cadet A. Harris with Miss Nan
! Cadet II. c. syfan with Miss Rowe
! cadet +. r. Benson with Miss Flor.
ence Norfieet 'N
cadet +. l. Wlngleld with Miss
Cadet l.. II. Enslow with Miss La
few; ''S Ia
Cadet r. w. Faulconer with Miss
/ Robinson: -'A'sS
gerald: ''N-
Cadet John Watkins with Miss Lou.
Use Shields; ''<' A'""'
/ Cadet r.. NJ. Cox with Miss Moore .
taoet CYRUS Hawkins with Miss
Marie Alvey:
Cadet C, J. T. Henley with Miss
Cadet F. C. Cooper with Miss Hop
Cadet NJ. c. crocker with Miss
Mills; :" 'SS
Cadet \. d. Hargrove with Miss
! Hargrove. 'A'@S
stays We're J. H. Bell. d. d. Mar
TN. Henry Tyler and T. T. peake
Ine chaperones were Mr. and Mrs
! Ampier Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs G.
z. Bowe. Mr.. and Mrs. weisiger Mrs
Clien Morton. Mrs. Mcclellan. Mrs
Dooson. OF Norfolk; Mrs. James Xiv
MISS Dodson. OF Norfolk: Mr.. ana
MRS. w. I, Dabney, Mrs, Julian Ruf-
! fin. A'oi-
4 Miss Thorn WEEDS.
A marriage of interest throusho,,
| virginia and Maryland was o,,iatIy
solemnixed Monday afternoon ~ 4
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. wiliia ~,
Ihom. IN Stockley Gardens, when
mer daughter, Miss Lucy Latane
Ihom. became the wife OF Clarence
A. Mem, OF this city. Rev. DR.. Fran
e,s y steinmetx, OF Christ Episcopal
| church, performed the ceremony
The bride was given In marriage
ny her uncle. Alfred p. Thorn. Of
washington. Miss Annie Thorn the
brides sister. was maiu of honor a nd
ner only attendant. Braden yande-
venter was best man. A reception
Imited to relatives and intima.
friends, followed the wedding. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. NefY left for a
wedding trip. Among the out-of-
Town guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Inom, of Washington; Mrs. Minniss
OF Savannah, Ga; Mrs. Gratis Myers
ana George, Fred ana Gratx Myers
IT, Of Englewood, n. j.; Miss Rachel
Urquhart, fof Richmond. and Mis-.
Jean Leonard, OF Baltimore.
Luncheon for Miss Bruno.
Miss Nancy Bruno, OF Baltimor.
was the guest of honor at an attrac-
tive luncheon given by Miss Elsie Har-
ha NDs.- H..