The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Freeman, OF
l07 North Sixth street.
Miss Charlotte Jones, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Jones, OF 1888
West Grace street.
Miss Mary johnson, daughter OF
Captain William r. johnson, of the
Jefferson hotel
Miss Frances Bemiss. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Bemiss. OF III
East Grace street.
Miss Gertrude Carter, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Carter. of 1101
West Franklin street.
Miss Helen Haskins. daughter OF
Mr.. Robert Raskins, of 91e Park ave-
nue..
III Miss Emma Conquest. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasanton l.. Conquest.
who have recently moved to their new
home In Henrico county.
Miss Katharine caches. grand
daughter of Mrs. James Hayes. OF SIT
Floyd avenue.
Miss Katie Taylor. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Writ Taylor. OF 1904 West
Franklin street
Miss Elizabeth Taylor. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. who have re-
Gently taken a house at the corner
OF Grove avenue and Harrison street.
Miss Katharine Hagan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Hagan, of 400
East Franklin street.
1t Is probable. though not certain.
that Miss Ellen Ball. daughter OF Mr..
James Ball and niece OF Miss Annie
Ball, and Miss Cammie Cary. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Cary,
will also make their debut this season.
Return From, Europe.
Mrs. Robert Lancaster. Miss Kath-
arine Lancaster and Misses Mary and
Ellen Ball. who have been travelling
In Europe for several months past.
Will return to Richmond to-day. They
landed in New York yesterday. aboard
the steamer "Moltke.'
Bridc- Elect Complimented.
Mrs. Geneyra Sandifer and Miss
Elizabeth Baker were hostesses Tues
day afternoon at delightful linen
shower in honor of Miss Rosalie Rob-
inson. whose marriage to Mr.. Charles
Lee Thomas will be celebrated next
week. The parlors were prettily deco
rated with goldenrod and other au-
tumn blossoms. developing color
scheme OF yellow and white. Instru-
mental selections by Miss Miriam
keningham were a pleasant feature
OF the afternoon. and a floral con-
test in which the prize was awarded
to the bride-elect, created much
uMd1uiItAt- >AASS ItCOSa0ph was
.showered with many dainty linen ar
ticles. the shower fall from a large
white parasol when tho ribbons were
pulled by Miss Mary Parsons and
Miss Eandifer. Refreshments were
served at small. tables the guests be-
ing seated.
Baylcss-BClI.
An event of much interest to So
ciety OF Virginia and Tennessee oc-
Cured Monday at 10 A. NJ. in Staun-
ton. Va. when Miss Janet Taylor
Bell. daughter OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard r. Bell. ST., became the
less. of Memphis, Tenn.
The ceremony took place at Trim
ity Episcopal church In the presence
OF a large congregation OF Staunton
society and wedding guests, being
performed by the rector, Rev. Walter
Q. Hullihen. The bride. attended only
by her sister and maid Of honor, Miss
Sue Bell, entered the church On the
arm OF her brother, DR.. r. p. Bell.
who gave her hand in marriage. She
wore a travelling suit Of blue cloth
and carried white roses. Her maid
OF honor wore a handsome gown OF
black crepe meteor cloth with large
black hat and carried American
Beauty roses Mr.. Lee Ashcraft, OF
Atlanta, Ga. was best man. The
ushers were Mr.. Joe Thompson, OF
Memphis. Tenn. and Mr.. Herbert
Nick. Smith and Mr.. Lewis p. Bell.
of Stanton.
Miss Bell Is a member Of ono of
Virginia's oldest families. and Is one
of Staunton's NEST charming and
popular daughters. The groom II
member of ar old Tennessee fam
lily and 10 q prominent manufactures
and clubman OF Mcriphis,
Aftcr November Sd Mr.. ana Mrs.
Bayless will be at homo at 1870 Mad
ison street. Memphis. Tenn.
An informal reception was tender
ed the wedding party at the home Of
the Misses Bell. on Frederick street.
Mondegl evening. to which only i'm
mediate friends and relatives were
invited. In cutting the wedding cake.
the darning needle fell to the lot Of
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