The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-01
Society


here from Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Mccormick for the marriage of their
laughter. Gertrude Marshall. to Mr..
Thomas Marcus Reynolds, the we'd
ding to take place on Saturday, De-
eember 18th, at Rose HIN. the
home of the brides parents, near
Berryviile, Va. Miss Mccormick is
we'll known in Richmond, and her
wedding Is OF interest throughout VIZ
sinia.
Fashionable Event
Smart society viii he present in
large mum bers at the Academy this
evening for the opening performance
of Alice In Wonderland" The boxes
have been taken by prominent men
and women, who will entertain IN
;sresting parties for the evening. Inc
caste Ia made up of society foiK,
who will sing and dasee In a most
sharming manner for sweet charity'a
'sake.
German a Success.
yNiting girls. an abundance OF
heaux, and charming Richmond
bellies in lovely evening frocks MADE
the Thanksgiving german, danced IN
the ball room Of the JEFFERSON last
night. a fascinating affair Attrac-
Tvs german figures were led by MIR.
Thomas b. McAdams. The orange
and blue OF the Virginia pennants
made a striking contrast to the more
delicate blue and white OF the Caro-
tina steamers and flags. The walls
we're almost covered with the colors
II the two universities. and palms
and bay freee were arranged about
the sides OF the room. The orcnes-
ira Was screened by palms. banked
across the front Of the stage.
Practically all the society girls
Richmond We're present, most OF
Il nom attended the theatre party Mt
inc Bitou. preceding the german. ms
aatronesses and chaperons lheluoe
some o. the most prominent women
of tho city. and. altogether t"s
Thanksgiving german was tls sdN
ess.
Visitors For Game.
MISC Elo,xe Williams, Of Norfolk.
il the guest of Mrs, Frank Williams
Far several days Miss Williams at
ended the Thanksgiving german last
night. and will also attend the per
farmance of Alice in WonoerIah"
thts evening. Quite a number OF
Norfolk people were in Richmond tor
The Virginia Carolina game Sestet
dav. among them being Mr.. and MIS-,
Edward ~ Stribling, Lieutenant anu
AIRS. LYMAN Gotten. Miss elizabeth
Rrooke and Mr.. Washington iayior'
Luncheon mt Country Club.
Mrs. Jennings C. Wise will enter
lain at luncheon at the country wv
Today. The table Will be placed ~
the Gun parlor, and covers VIA ''
laid for twelve guests,
Home Wedding.
,..u1lipu fonk Mace at the
home Of the bride at COL West Grace
street. at noon on "Wednesday. "heH
Mrs Mamie Warren Ford became
me wife of Mr.. j, Wallace Gardner
The ceremony being performed by inc
pev George W. Kemper. pastor o.
mo Marshall Street Christian church
in the presence OF a few OF the lei"
lives and most intimate 1f'enus "
No contracting parties. Immedia'ei'
.fter the ceremony, the bridal coupe
faF, for a visit to Washington Ans
s,,hor natuts. after which they WI
return 10 their home in orange .ouis
~. where the groom owns a peo"
farm.
Miss Pearl Heck. whose inafrias. -
Raleigh next week is OF fiueh 49, .,
Ia Richmond society, was ehtertaihe'
w
Mrs. r. Y. Mcpherson.
THE house was beautifully deeofate'
with autumn leaves and myriaAs~oI -
with autumn leaves ana myriaas y
eandIe,abra. In the hall the guest
we're welcomed by Mrs. James y
Idtchford and Miss Annie Root.
Mrs. Mcpherson and Miss rear
Heck and Miss Matte Savage receive'
the guest in the east room. M's
Grimes Cowper poured tea LAIN. :
refreshments were served by Mrs
William West and Mrs. Sam ASH
and Mrs. r. r. Robertson. Ices wer
served by Mrs. William Jones an
Miss Marguerite McPheeters.
Attend Norfolk Dance.
The Norfolk Cotiilion Club gave IL
first dance Of the season s series Weo
aesday evening at the Client Gun.
The ball room was eiaborateiy oeco
rated with pains. southern sinila
and chysanthemums, the preVaiilh
colors being yellow and white
series of beautiful german figure
we're gracefully led by MIR. John Wal
drop. president of the club. TIL
dance programs were Ia leather car
cases, stamped III gold, which mao
charming souvenirs of the occasion
At 1890 O'Clock an elegant suppe
was served. Tne tAbles were peau'i
fully arranged with masses Of yello'
and white chysanthenums and ferns
together with yellow shaded lights an
candles. The orchestra played de
Eightful music throughout the repas'
The chaperons were Mrs. w. +. L
Slaughter, DIR. and Mrs. John +. Reef
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Marhury.
Among those dancing were Mis-
Madge Montgomery, Miss Mary Irvine
Miss Eliza Montgomery. Mr.. 4. J.
Guigon. and Mr. Raymond Massey. G
Richmond.
or Interest Here.
DIR. Waiter A. Montgomery, secre
iary of the Phi Beta Kappa Societ,
has announced the election OF the fol
ms lowing Wsli-xnown Ezaen to member
ship: John c. Calhoun, professor c
modern languages In William an
Mary; Jennings c. Wise. OF Rich
nsond; Henry Sydnor Harrison. {
Charleston. w. Va: John Fox. Jr.. 81
Stone Gap; Philip Alexander Bruce
LIZ. D.. of Norfolk. Frank 6. Carpen
ter, Of Washington. d. c.; Georg
Mex. Balm. A. ~, OF Norfolk: Presi
dsnt d. II. Hin. A. NJ, Of the A. 4 \,
College. Raleigh, n. G. These mer
or as many as are present. will be In
itiated at the apnual meeting 10 b
held at William and Mary. Decesn
ber s.
Wed in Norfolk.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. N