The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-30

also prevailed in the dining room
decorations.
Miss Bentley. wearing gown OF
black lace. received with the guest Of
honor and the latter's mother, Mrs.
William c. Bentley, who was gowned
in black silk. Miss Elizabeth Bentley
wore a charming frock OF light green
satin. yelled in embroidered chiffon.
Mrs. Edward p. Valentine served in
the dining room. assisted by Misses
Virginia Chamberlayne. Emily Hail and
Mary Aylett.
Cards For Tea.
Mrs. Logan Goisan has cards out for
tea on next Monday afternoon. De-
cember 4, in honor OF her guest Mrs.
Swift Fernald. Of Trowbridge, England.
The tea will be given in Mrs. Golsans
apartment at the Berkeley at O'Clock.
Box Holders For "Alics."
The performance of Alice In Won
derland." at the Academy on December
l and 2. Is given under the auspices
OF the Alumnae Association of tho
Richmond Training School for Kinder
gartners and the Richmond Kinder
Earten Association, for the benefit Of
the Settlement kindergarten on Oregon
Hill and other kindergarten interests
Following are the names of those
who have taken boxes for the per-
Torrance: Mrs. Archer Anderson, Mrs
Hiram Smith. Miss Frances Scott, Miss
Elizabeth Bentley, Mrs. Randolph VIII
liams. Mrs. Philip johnson, Mrs NAL
vern Patterson, Mrs. Fl. 7. Nelson, Mrs.
Edward Willis, Mrs. w. A. Chesterman,
Mrs. James J. Pollard, Mrs. Joseph Will
lard. Mrs Frank Mcclure, Mrs Freder-
| lex w. Scott.
Visitors Entertained.
In honor OF charming orouy, -
visiting girls. Misses Gladys and Sadie
Neale entertained at an attractive
| reception yesterday afternoon at their
| home on West Grace street. from 6
| to O'Clock. The guests OF honor
were Miss Ethel Wedge, Of Balti-
more: Miss Helen Sullivan, OF Pitts
brig; Miss Ida Lawson, Of Hampton.
Va, and Miss Jane Stanneld, OF At
lanta. The parlors were decorated,
IN pink and white chrysanthemums
and palms. The mantels were bank
ed with the pink and white flowers
and ferns. and thu lights were shaded
in pink. In the dining room a color
scheme OF yellow and green was car
ried out by table centerpiece of
yellow chrysanthemums and candle
labra- shaded in yellow.
The guests, including more than a
hundred young girls, were received
by the Misses Neale and the guests
OF honor Miss Gladys Neale wore q
gown OF green marquisette and trim
med in duchess lace. aand her Sis
ter. Miss Sadie Neale. wore a frock
OF pink satin yelled in pink embroid-
cred chiffon. Miss Claudia Collier. OF
New York. presided at the punch
bowl. and assisting In the dining
room were Misses Helen GRAY Watt
:
Marie Koiner. The receiving party
and a number ,of young naAn were
entertained at cards in the evening.
Prominent Wedding.
Bay trees and palms decorated the
chancel Of Grove Avenue Baptist
church for the marriage Of Miss Julis
Gay Barnes. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Robert Leonard Barnes, to DR.. r.
Lester Hudgins. Of Farmville, Va,
which took place yesterday evening
at $50 O'Clock. Rev. Samuel H. Tenn
pleman. brother-in-law OF the bride
assisted by DR.. w. c. James, pastor
OF Grove Avenue church. oificiated
Mr., Kirk Matthews had charge OF
the music. playing the Bridal Choir
us" from Lohengrin as the process
sional and Mendelssohn's Wedding
March as the occasional Mendsls-
sohn's Spring Song was rendered
softly during the ceremony.
Mrs. Samuel Huntington Temple
man. sister of the bride. was matron
Of honor. and Miss Ailene Hopkins
maid Of honor. Mrs. TempIeman was
gowned in white princess satin. and
Miss Hopkins wore a gown OF pink
messaline. draped with pink marqui-
settle and trimmed with tiny pink
roses and pearls. The bridesmaids
who wore charming gowns Of differ-
ent shades. were Miss Helen Baker
in pale blue messaline yelled In blue
marquisette: Miss Isabel Walker, In
lavender messaline and lavender mar
quisette; Miss Harriet Smith. tn a
similar frock OF green, and Mis-
Courtney Rountreo. in yellow silk
and marquisette. They carried bou-
quets of white chrysanthemums tied
with tulle. Mr.. Reuben Hudgfhs. OF
Buckingham county, was best man
and the usners were MeasrA Edward
Wren Hudgins. or Chase City: Rober,
II. Barnes. Frank Blanton and Clyde
Duvalk or Farnville. ana Or. w. w
Hopkins
II The bride wore a beautiful gown oil
white princess satin with lace gar
niture and. trimmed In pearla !, Hel
snlle veil Vas eaaeht With gRrsys q
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