The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-03
Society

sA The real winter season. when fhinEs
are gayest socially. will be ushered IN
Il this year by The performance OF Alice
& in Worsderland"~by an amateur society
east at the Academy on December, /
and TWO under the auspices OF the
aiumnae association OF the Richmond /
ASs Training School for kindergartners
aud the Richmond kindersartncv's As
sociatioa. There will be three per
4 forinanoes, one on Friday and Satur-
day evenings. respectively, and "a matt
nee performance on Saturday, Decefn-
b.r . Frequent rehearsals are being
held, and much enthusiasm is mani
4 Tested in the play ON all sides. AT
n tracfiVe features of the production Z
Will be the lobster Quadrilie and the I
4 fairy dance. +
The cast. which has been completed,
includes Mrs. j. J. Pollard Miss Garlic .
Miaor Miss Julia Joynes. Miss Emma
Gray White, Miss Elsie Lindsay, ,
Messrs Horace Haws, Otis Alfriend, .
Holt Page, William Grigg, James /
Wheat, Catesby Jones. II. l.. Feather
stone. Mason White, Edward Harri-
SON and W. Iateshy Jones.
Mrs. johnson 10 Entertain.
Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson has I
cards out for reception on Tuesday I
adtefnoon. November :, from &:So To I
80 O'clock at her home at the Union !
Theological Seminary Ia honor OF I
Mrs. Charles James Faulkner. Miss !
Faulkner and Mrs. Robert /. Mason.
who viii he in Richmond to attend the
y L. u. G, Convention and who will lie
house guests OF Mrs. Johnson
College Reception.
The AlumnIe Association OF the
Womans Cole &c held its regular tau
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
college chapel Mrs. i. IL. Templeman.
~ cisX
ness matters engaged the attention
Of the meeting Ter the most Islrt. Miss
+ Mary Carter Anderson, Mrs W. +.
Matthews an / Mrs. Ruth Eensom wers
appointed committee to draw up
II resolutions on the death of Mrs. Cole
man Motley. rec Katherine Foster,
who Has ana Of the most valued mem
bere of the association.
Following the business session, L
informal reception was rendered the
members of tie graduating class. bs-
sistins Mrs Templemsu and The other
officers Of tho association IN receiv-
Ing were Mrs. Melvin Martin and Miss
Anderson. .irs Charles Winston and
Mrs. Pattie Toured chocolate The
senior class. which numbers thirty
this year. has chosen Miss Anna Rob-
tnson. of Chase City. Va, as their
president.
Rowictt-Doaoett
pretty home wedding took place
last evening at ! o'clock. in the home
Ct the pride'.9 parents. Mr. and Mrs
William Ova.ton Doggett. when their
daughter. Evelyn Lneiile, became the
bride of MIR. Robert archer Eowlett.
son of Mr.. and Mrs r. d. Rowlett
OF this city. The Rev r, r Water
HELD performed the ceremony The
parlors were tsstefuly decorated IN
palms and ferns, with al nprovised
altar at one end of the rooms
Tho bride entered with her father.
who gave her away She was gownea
u In white satin with trimmings OF rea.
iace and pearls, and carried IA show
er bouquet Of Bride rores. Miss jamie
Stone. cousin Of the bride was maid
or honor, and was go1ned in pink
nessaline and carried La France roses
Little Miss Trina Pea tross acted as
ring-bearer. She wore IL dainty lin
Eerie froek with pink ribbons. The
groom was attended by HIS brother
Il Mr.. Ernest Rowlett, az best man; and
Messrs, William Dogett. Linwood Row
lett. and Russell Rowlett, acted as
ushers.
Immediately after the ceremony the
BRIDE and grccm left for the North
The out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs +. H. peatross. aud Mrs K F.
Banton. of Iuther Glenn, Mrs n +.
Rush. Of Hampton. Mr.. Berkeley Davis
OF Chester. ard Mr. Aubrey Nuckols.
Of Glen AleI
or Interest Here.
beautiful r1srrtage o! much In
fsrest To Virginia society was soiem-
nized "Wednesday afternoon at I
4 O'clock at the home of Miss Ella Wood
IN Butte street. Norfolk when Miss
tontesse Seawel, daughter OF the late
AIR. and Mrs Nj. Boswell Seaweil, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Antonio J.
kx.%tf As
Smith. OF this city. The parlor, whore
/. the ceremony was performed, was
ehariningiy decorated with pink and
N white roses, palms and ferns and
lighted by Cathedral candles. The
same decorations We're used in the
library. while In the hall and dining
room masses OF huge yellow chrysau-
theTilums were used together with
palms and Southern smilax.
Palms and white roses formed a
N beautiful background for the bridal
" party and amid these charming sur
s1undings the ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. f. A Drake. OF the
Sacred Heart church. assisted by Rev.
Father Doherty, OF ST. Marys. Hhe
bride entered the room with her
brother, Mr. Charles w Seawel, OF
Gloucester county, by whom she was
S4Ea.a--a-G4ay-- She Mas Aary lovely IN
an exquisite gown Of white embroid-
cred crepe en- traine and trimmed with
E white silk fringe, She wore a pie
4 ture hat trimmed with white lace and
white ostrich plunes. and carried
bouquet OF bride roses. Misc Ella
:seawesi. the brides sister attended
her as maid OF honor. and her only
attendant. Miss Seawell was gowncd
In white silk nessaline with "A black
picture hat, and carried an arm bou-
uaet of pink roses.
The bride Is q .gnfsnbsT u the We'll
known Seaweu family Of Gloucester.
and a cousin Of Miss Moliie Elliott
Seawell. the distinguished author,
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Hutton have
\ issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter Kate Marshall. 10 Col
A ensl James Henry Geeyer, the cerc-
mony to take place on Wednesday
evening. November 18th. at 7 O'Clock,
II In the Methodist Episcopal church at
Chilhowfe Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Bruce Carney
# have sent out invitations for the mar
h riags of their daughter. lone. to Mr..
Chester Erownweil Clifford, the we'd
ting TO take place on "Wednesday af-