The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-26

gomery, and MIR. S. Blount Mason.
Jr son Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Blount
Mason OF New York, formerly of
Richmond, Va. on Wednesday,. No
vember 10, at sac O'Clock at SIT
ST. Paul street. Baltimore. The cere-
nEony will be performed by Rev.
Harris f. Kirk in the presence OF
the two families only. The ushers
Will be Mr.. John Gi,mor. MIR. LiIburn
Goldsborough. MIR. Richard Morton
and Mr., Andrew Trippe. Miss Nina
Wylic will be her sisters maid OF
honor and Mr. Gilbert Rieman will
be Mr.. Maaoas best man. After a
wedding journey the bride aud bride
groom will spend the winter in Bal
timore at the Arundel, where they
have taken an apartment.
In Honor uf Miss Minor.
Cards have been received here for
reception to be given by Professor
and Mrs. Raleigh G. Minor and Dr
and Mrs. Charles Minor in honor of
Miss Lucy Minor on Friday evening,
October 81. at the University of Nir-
GINA.
Affairs For Dcbutantes.
Mrs. Lyons Pefnberton has cards
out for tea at the Country Club
on Friday afternoon. October II. at
y tt1th. III lipiA'I ~ AhtSN
garet Freeman a debutante OF this
season The guests VIII include the
debutantes.
Another debutante affair OF this
week will he a luncheon OF eight
covers, at which Miss Ellen BAH will
be hostess NJ the Country club, Fol-
lowing the luncheon the guests will
take tea at Miss Balls horne. near
Westhampton.
Mrs. Scott Entertained.
[ The Baltimore sun of yesterday
contains the following item which is
OF interest to society here.
Mrs. r. Nelson Strother gave a
luncheon Monday afternoon at Ghetto
lah. her beautiful country residence
at Ruxton, In honor of Mrs Frederick
Scott, of Richmond. Va. The guests
included Mrs. Douglas IL. Gortlon,
Mrs William w. Spence Jr, Mrs.
Alexander c. Nelson. Mrs. Tunstali
Smith. Mrs Stuart Olivier. Mrs. John
Hyatt Wight Mrs. William Pinkney
Whyte, Mrs Raleigh c. Thomas, Mrs.
Spencer l.. Carter and Miss Adkins. Of
Richmond. Va.
O'Connor-Brittou.
A pretty wedding took place at st.
Patrick's church Tuesday morning at
il O'Clock when Miss Elizabeth Char
lotte Britton became the bride of
Mr. Thomas OConnor. Jr., q promi-
nent young postoffice clerk OF this
city. The bride entered the church
with her father. Mr.. James A. Brit-
ton by whom she was given away
She wore "a going away suit II blue
cloth with hat and gloves 10 match,
and carried a bouquet OF Bride roses
and lilies o. the valley. Miss Mary
III
OF honor. wearing gown "f blue
satin draped in crystal chiffon. SHE.
/ carried shower of pink Killarney
roses The bridegroom met the
bride ct the altar, accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. William J. oCon-
nor, who acted as best man. Messrs.
willard p. sullivan. George Nc
Sweeney. James r. Donohue ana
Hansford Mitchell were ushers. Mr..
| and Mrs OConnor left for the Ncrth
Immediately after the ceremony. They
will visit Washington Baltimore.
I Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Canada and
other places of interest After Mo-
vember 10 they will be at home at
s16-A North Thirty-second street.
J ID. 4. II. Meeting.
Old Dominion Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, will meet
| this morning at II O'Clock at the
I home OF Mrs II. A. Atkinson. sl1
Cast Grace street.
! Y. W. c. A. Notes.
! The gymnasium department OF the
Young MamAn's Christian Association
will give demonstration OF march
! ing and Swedish work. Folk drills
/ and Gilbert dancing on Friday from
! 5 to r. NJ. at the gymnasium. The
/ gallery Will be open To VISITORS
/ On Saturday, October IS, the Neigh
+, borhood Club Of the Y. w. G.. A. will
! hold A rally in the gymnasium at
p NJ Glasses will be organized In
sewing. singing and gymnasium work
! for girls, and in basketball. brass
work and sign painting for the boys.
I Harrisois-PerkinsOn
/ Last evening at four o'clock at the
home Of the brides aunt, Mrs,
Charles L. Chapel, 100 West Grace
street, Miss Johnnie l.. Perkinson be-
came the bride of MIR. Abr Ma
| hone Harrison. The bride wore "a
! dark blue tailored gown with hat
to match and carried shower bou-
kauet of Brides roses and lilies OF
| the valley She was attended by her
cousin, Miss Mary Chapel, Howned in