The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01

Walter schultz Richard ElriGge, Nor
ton Northern.
On Saturday afternoon last Miss Es-
sic Cox entertained the class at her
home. 2517 East Grace Street. Yester-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock Miss Essie
Strailman entertained the aiumnae at
her home. III North Sycomore Street.
Home Wedding.
At the residence OF the brides moth
or, Mrs. c. NJ. Perkins 412 North Sec
ond street. was solennizcd the mar
ria2e of Miss Annie NJ. Perkins and
William Henry iIening, Jr.. the cere-
mony taking place on Wednesday af
ternoon, December IS, Rev. David NJ.
Ramsay, pastor of the bride. officiating.
Mrs. Tupman presided at the plano.
The bride wore becoming suit of
dark blue cloth, with hat to match.
and carried bouquet of Bride roses.
The ushers were L. c. Perkins. brother
ton and l.. u. IIening. rhe parlors
were prettly decorated In pink and
green. the mantels being banked in
terms and roses. aud palms were used
in the hall Immediately after the GER
emory Mr.. and Mrs IIening left for
trip North. and after January 10 will
be at home at 1901 West Main Street.
Entertaining House Pnrty.
Misses Jane Wing6cld and Sue Brown
Cook arc entertaining u number of
their friends at il house party at their
home. 'Lombardy Grove" in Mecklcn-
burg county. Cards, dancing and rid
ing parties furnish the chief amuse-
ment OF the guests. Tho party will not
break up until the latter part of the
week
ON Jnnunry 4.
Tho annual meeting of the Associa-
ton for the Preservation of Virginia
ANTIQUITIES will he held In the rooms
OF the Virginia Historical Society We'd
hesday evening, January 4. ut SIS
o'clock All members arc urgently
requested to be present, as the business
program for the evening includes the
election of officers.
Annuni Dinner Mt Soldiers Home.
arrangements have been made for
the Richmond Chapter. United Duuch-
tcrs OF the Confederacy, 10 have their
annual dinner at the Soldiers. Homo
on Wednesday. January 4. at : o'clock
inc young members of the chapter and
the Junior Memorial Associations arc
ASKED 10 be at the home by noon on
mat day TO assist in arranging the
presents and to wait on the tables at
dinner. II is hoped that all members
OIL the chapter that arc able to do so
VIII be at the home some time during
Wednesday morning.
Sntton-KclIcy.
y very pretty marriage was celc-
hrated at the rectory OF ST Peters
church on the evening of December %
at o'clock. Rev. Joseph Maeri on
ciating. when Miss Mary L. Kelley he
. .o inc bride of Archie c. Sutton, in
'hr presence of n number of friends
and relatives. Miss SallIe Casey, as
pr,desmaid. wore gown OF white
SILK, trimmed in lace, and carried
bouquet of white carnations. Miss
annie august, sister of the bride. was
maid OF honor, and wore white over
EIeeh and carried shower bouquct OF
George Kelley was the Groom's
usher. 'eo as
INC bride was handsomely gownod in
Drown travelling suit. with hat and
gloves to match. and carried shower
pouqcet OF Bride roses. Immediately
s.,e' me ceremony a reception was
held at tho homo of the brides nnromts
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Is August in HirhlanI
Park. The pnrlors were prettily dec
Grated In red and green. and the ont.
oi-town guests present were Aubrey
sutton Oscar Carncal James Durct
aha others. Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton Will
make their homo in Bowling Green,
caroline county. Va.
Stcrling-Thorpc.
The wedding of Miss Ella nehccca
Ihorpe. daughter OF tho late Smith A
ana Leila Thorpe. and Samuel Sterling
also OF Richmond took place yerv
quietly yesterday evening, pr David Al
ramsay. pastor of the Grace street
Baptist Church. performing the cnrc-
ihohE. The bride wore a handsome
travelling suit of blue cloth with hal
and gloves TO match. and carried lilies
OF the valley ana violcts. The groom
Is the son Of Mr.. ana Mrs. len S,t.r.
ms. formerly OF the Eastern shore
but now OF this city.
Air. and Mrs. Sterling left at once for
an extended trip North. and on their
return to Richmond will be at home
at 30S West Main Street.
Christmas Week nj the Y w. G.
Each day OF the past week at tho
Young Womans Christian Association
mas mad its special feature of suitable
celebration, varied and delightful. All
number OF the girls went home for the
holidays, but those who remained In
town were most attractivcly enter
tanned.
The special Christmas Dav vcspcr
service was led by Miss Mac McCorkle
general secretary of the organization
Her theme was What Christmas Means
to Us" Mrs. 5. NJ. Sarvay the house
secretary prepared beautiful tree for
one day, which was much enJoyed. on
inesday evening Miss Caroline IIolla-
DAY president of the Young Womon.s
Christian Association. entertained Tho
meniherS of the household at hor home
on West franklin Street. MUSE and
Rotations furnished an enjoyable pro-
gram.
On Thursday tho gymnasium dlrcc-
tor Miss Armes kept omen house All
"ay IN honor of the telephone exchange
tirla. receptions were held al To-
Clock IN the morning ana at > and !
T. VI During; these hours n large mum
ncr OF guests were entertained. Miss
constance MacCorklc and Miss Kathcr
me iiawcs assisted Miss Armcs i'm ID
lts ne honors and tie Covcnantnrs
casion. Wv
80 Home ro-Dn,.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. X. FISHER, Of 1921
NcHs4nston Avenue. will be at home
- ,"elf friends today from o'clock
iinE I" announce the bctro,hal Of their
% ,.l.oi, Rena Mildred. to Edward W
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