The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-08

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Mrs. Williams received in handsome
gown OF black luce, spangled in steel
and made over white satin, with u
! bouquet OF orchids. Miss Taylor wore
gown of white lace with an over
dress OF blue chiffon. trimmed I'm gold
AMI blue bead fringe, and held a
bouquet of Parma Wolets. Receiving
with Mrs. Williams and the guest Of
honor were Miss Taylor mother, Mrs.
Henry Porterneld Taylor. Jr., in an
old rae gown draped in black net,
with lilies OF the valley. and Mrs. Ro-
bert G. Thornton, who wore black en-
bossed marquisette made over pale
yellow satin and a corsagc Lou1uct of
SardemiaB.
J Fourteen tables OF bridge were en-
tertained and supper was served at the
cara table, at the conclusion OF the
game.
Coming AfYnirx.
| Mrs. Kitty Scott McGilvra Will en-
tertaia the debutantes Of this winter
at an Informal tea this afternoon. The
| anal. is in honor OF Miss Luiic John
! ston and Miss Elizabeth Bentley, both
OF whom are making their debut this
season.
Mrs. william j. Wallace, of "I1amp-
stead, New Kent county. will arrive
| IN Richmond Monday to be the guest OF
ars' stafford Parker at her home. 1905
y 1t Avenue. Mrs Wallace and Mrs.
Parker have Issued cards for tea on
Thursday afternoon, December II. from
to o'clock.
Colonel and Mrs. Joseph T. Willard
wiz be at home to the unmarried peo-
PIE III society at o'clock on the en-
ing oil Saturday, December Is.
Lexington Dance.
thanksgiving festivities were OPEN
co tuesday night In Lexington, with
the sophomore cotillion given By the
claks OF 1914. The sophomore dance
has become an annual event at WASH
| inGton and Lee University. 1t is al
ways one OF tho most brilliant func-
tiohs OF the year. The dance was
given Ia the skating rink, which had
oeea decorated in lots OF lovely MOVERS
paltns' nags and bunting, for the occa-
SION: The opening figure was led by
.. W. smiles. OF Washington. dancing
win MISS Carr Brooke, of Roanoke
supper wa5 served at nidriEht and
aancins was continued until O'Clock.
ih2 class officers are j. NJ Bauserman.
Jf.. president: ]. ~. Shies, vicc-prcsi-
oenti Z. a. Donahue, secretary; IT. s.
mite. Sr. executive committee
among those dancing were Miss Cary
BROOKE, or Roanoke. with J. ". Shilcs.
MISS Linoy Anderson OF Roanoke, with
waiter Browdcr; Miss Margaret Robin
son, OF Lexington. with r. l. C,rceorv.
.hish Edna BanEister, of Roanoke win
1. q. Leap: Miss Mary Heard, of Fort
worth. Texas, with W. I. Newman.
Siiss Mary West, OF Lexington. with
houston Barclay: Miss Louise wilson
OF Lynchburg. with Thomas Kirsns,,
lleK' aliss Harriet James. of Danvil,e
win Henry Peoples: Miss Helen IIoli.
uay. OF stanton. with c. A. Holt: Mis-.
not'ehse Jones. OF Asheville, y. e..
WIN IL. w. r. Campbell Miss Agnes
zones of Albany, Ca, with William
,na'hers' MISS Ada Rountree, OF Quit
man. Ga. with W. l. Webster: Miss
.!iiar Jones of Knoxville, Tenn. with
/: u McCallie; Miss Resale Harrison
oi Amherst, with II. r. Trimble: Miss
Jessie Grammar. OF Philadelph,a' win
!. ID. Harmon; Miss Frances Richard
son, or Charleston. ". Va. with Harry
. mo,ah MES Mary Thomas. OF Bran
49, er W. Va, with NJ F. Love; Miss
alearet Dalton. OF Winston Salem.
~ ~ e with 5. b. Harper: Miss Mayo
mach OF Birmingham with Walter
Fredi MISS Virginia Barclay. with loo
rye: MISC Elizabeth Cross OF lev
ngton. with 81. l. Finiayson: Misc
Ahce Moaeley, OF Evanston. H., with
- 7. Patton: Mics Virginia AIisb of
S--unton. with +. Webster: Miss Dab
ney' OF Richmond. with George Camp
bell; Miss oliyia White. of I.vncbbmr,,
with r. c. Hood; Miss Janet Wilso5
oi staunton. with II. z. Hopwood: Miss
Edna Mckinney, of New York. with
eaile curry: Miss Kitty Rogers, OF
r,,., ION; with Henry Moncure; Miss
T.o'tn Gibbs. Of Los Angeles, with r
r, fiery; Miss Henrietta wilkins of
tine Biuh. Ark, with Seldom. MAS
Aneialde Palmer, of Charleston w
va. with Frank Moore; Miss Eunsca
pritchctt' OF Danville, with c. Il,
ritv.ett: MISS Lucille Satterthwaite
pt MaSnesvilie, \. c., with L. r.
SuTolk wedding.
~ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ausu.tus Holland, in Suffolk. Wednes
DAY hight at 1870 o'clock. Miss Ntary
Norfiett Holland, their only daushter
became the bride of Arthur Cecil
odend'hal. OF Norfolk.
ne bride wore a robe of white
duchess satin embroidered in na.r,s
ana her lace VEIL an heirloom, was
caueht With orange blossoms. She car
rlcd orchids and lilies OF tho v.I,a,,
ihe maid OF honor, Miss Kathleen Iov.
ner, wore pink chiffon over pink MESA
Sailhe, ana carried pink roses. Paul
W Ing white broadcloth suits borc
IN brides train. Little Sarah NorfIcot
wearing embroidered muslin. was ring
bearer Just before the ceremony
'whic. was read by Rev. ]. T, Law
10 assisted by Rev n. G. Newman
MISS Sarah Cross Joyner sang. Be
lieVc Me. If All Those Endearing Young
Charms. The bridal marches waro
rendered By Mrs w. 7. Holland. Tba
prlaesroom was accompanied by his
pest man. Hanford Cruiser.
Mi. and Mrs. Odend'hal. after
nouthrrn tour, will be Mt home I'm tho
hinssboro apartment. Norfolk.
s DHridson-HoEe.
The homo OF Mr. and Mrs. Arfsto
noge' in Staunton. was the scene
Wednesday of very simple wedding.
wren MISS Katherine Armitage Hoge
and James McClintic Davidson of ~
ihgtoh' We're married. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. NJ. Eraser.
-: d.. OF the First Presbyterian
Church, tho brides pastor.
1he hr-de nntcrcd Tho naElaH =..I.,.