The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-22

tations for n dance to be given in
honor of her granddaughter. Miss
Katherine Ewing Euches, at which
function Miss caches will be formally
presented to Richmond society. Tho
dance Will be given In the ball room
of the Jefferson Hotel on the evening
Of Wednesday. December 6, at 0
o'clock.
Mrs. Stuart Bowc will entertain at
tea at o'clock on Thrr:5oY at her
Z home. 1913 West Grace Street, in hon
or of Miss Austin Bertrand, grand
daughter OF Mrs. s. D. Drewry. who
Is also making her debut in Richmond
this winter.
Miss Jellis Scott has sent out cards
for tea on Friday afternoon, the In
vitations including the debutnntes of
this season and last.
aIisscs Scnlc to Entertain.
Miss Gladys Ed-ar,is i5eaIe and Miss
Mary Sadie Neale. of 1887 West Grace
| Street. will give a tea on Wednesday.
November 20. from 8 to o'clock, in
their home. The affair is given In
honor of Miss Ethel A Wedge OF Mt
Royal Avenue. Baltimore.
Miss Wutsun Engaged.
says a recent Danv'lle exchange
Saturday Miss Afadge Vass enter
taincd at luncheon. announcing the
engagement of Miss Bessie Martin
Watson and ]. Roscoe Anderson. OF
Philadelphia. Covers were laid for
fifteen and place cards and table deco
rationa chsrmlngly carried out a
scheme in lilies OF the valley. Coffee
was served in the living room by Miss
Bland SclIooiieid. while the guests
each read T. verse of love poems
written or the occasion.
The announcement was in an en-
velope tied to the neck OF an AnEora
cat. which was 'Iet out OF the bag
BY Frederick Van Wagner.
Those present were Misses Mudge
Fass. Bessie Watson, Landon Iarri-
son. Bland Schooifield. Fannie Bouldin.
Nellie Vass. Mayo Massie. Annie C.
Berkl.y. Bess Swank. OF Johnston, Pa
Aylmcr lllges and Roberta Sladc, of
Columbus Ca; Hannah Schoolfield.
hlrs. John n Scheduled. Jr."
Miss Watson has several times Wis
tied relatives in Richmond.
NIss MorEnn'n Wedding.
Quantities OF yellow and white chry-
sauthemums and palms will be used
TO decorate the Second Presbyterian
Church here for the wedding OF Miss
Margaret Addie Morgan. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. =. p, Murray. and Drewry
Wood sowles. Jr.. which takes place
this evening at O'Clock, the Rev.
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altar Will be banked with palms and
baskets OF white chrysanthcmums. tied
with tulle. BuncheH OF yellow chry-
santhemums will mark the ribbons and
alternating pews down the centre aisle
OF the church. The bridal party will
| enter TO the Wedding March" from
Lohengrin, and 20 Perfect Love" will
be played during the ceremony.
The bride Will enter the church with
her stepfather, Mr. Murray. who will
| give her away. Her gown of white
satin Is made with court train and
insets of duchess lace, with trim
| rnings Of real lace about the bodice. Her
| veil of illusion Will fall from a can
OF duchess lace. and Will be caught
! with lilies Of The valley She will
carry shower bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley and white orchids. Miss Daisy lila
Morgan will be her sisters maid OF
honor. She Will be gowned in yellow
crepe meteor, draped in chiffon cloth
| OF the same shade. with trimmings OF
crystal and pearls. Her flowers Will
be yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs Geo.
bernard Lorraine dame OF honor, will
wear her own wedding gown Of white
satin. reiled IN marquisette asd trim
fned with point lace. She will carry
a bouquet OF white chrysanthemums
{. +. Rhuehrmund. OF THE city, will
act as the groom's best man.
The bridesmaids Will include Misses
Mary Fl. Erwin, Anna Lee Bowles
Addie c. Erwin. OF this city. and Edith
Hyalop of Norfolk. Their gowns are OF
yellow satin. with quaint little coats
| or Irish lace. and trimmed In noI5
| lace. They will wear juliet caps and
carry big bouquets of yellow chry-
santhemums. The ushers will be John
Lishtfoot, r Siegel, g. B. Lorraine.
Z. Martin and C. r. Phillips
a small reception for the Immediate
families of the bride and groom. tho
bridal party and out OF town guests
| VIII Follow the ceremony at the home
OF the prido on West Grace Street.
house decorations will be In yellow
and white flowers and autumn leaves
Mr. Bowles and his bride will go
! North for their honeymoon.
! quests from distance for tho wed
| oihs include Mrs. w. A. Morgan. Mrs.
| z. c Hamniet. OF Salon; Mrs. sR
race. Mrs, M. e. Pace. OF Roanoka.
Mrs P. A Cross. of Fall River, Mass
mar. and Mrs II. C, Woodruff. of New
Hyslop. OF Norfolk. Mrs. X j Eaj-
coner and J. II. Faloonsr. Of yyssbtns
ton.
stay-nt-Horno Whilst Club.
Ihe Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
on Monday night with Mrs. willie n,
randolph Robins, at her apartment In
the Shirley. Four tables were on
| gagged, and the highest score was made
by Mrs Bland s. Smith and Mr.. Robins
Tho club viii meet next Monday aver.
ing at the residence of Mrs Bland
+: smith. 3o1 East Grace Street
/ concert at Woman's Club
MRS. A. B. Guigon. chairman of the
music committee Of tho Woman's c1rh
10 70 DO congratulated upon having ma,
cured the services OF such eminent
artistic as Mr.. and MIRO. Henry Holden
Huss, OF New York. who VII. give a
concert before the club on Friday
| evening ut $3.50 O'Clock.
mr. Huss Is composer-pienist ~
unusual merit. while his wife, former
MISS Hildegard Hoffman, possesses
en- unusually fine soprano voice and