The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-19
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Miss Caskie. of Lynchburg. who Is
visiting friends in Richmond and re-
ceived with Mrs. Mann on Tuesday
afternoon, will be the guest of honor
at an attractive dinner at the Coun-
try Club Thursday evening. of which
Mr. John Cutchins will be host Dec
orations will be in American Beauty
roses and covers win be laid for
eighteen.
Lancheon Mt jefferson.
Mrs Alfred 4. Harris and Miss
Marion Harris of SIS West Franklin
street, entertained at a handsome
luncheon at the Jefferson hotel Thurs
day afternoon at half after I O'Clock.
The guests were seated at small ta-
bles, which were arranged in cases
and baskets Of pink roses and ferns.
There were covers for about forty
guests.
TaliaferrO--Jones.
The wedding of Miss Louie de Ber-
Mere Jones and MIR. Walter Robert
son Taliaferro, Jr.. was celebrated
Wednesday evening at o'clock In the
First Presbyterian church. of Char
lotte, N. G. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. A. A. McGeachy. The
bride, who Ia one of the most popu-
lar and attractive young women or
North Carolina, and is well known
in Richmond society. as she has FREE
quently visited here. The groom Is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Taiiaferro.
Mr.. j. ii. Craighill played the Lo-
henstin wedding march and little
Misses Katherine Morehead Caroline
Brevard Moore, Annie Taliaferro ana
Julia Baxter Scott were the ribbon
girls.
The groomsmen and ushers were.
Messrs. Carol Taliaferro, Hamilton e.
Jones, Frank M. Caldwell, George
White. Dolph NJ. Young, John A.
Tate. II. A. Morson and W. f. Cham
bers.
Misses Sarah Jones n sister OF the
bride. and Lula Taliaterro, sister
of the groom, were the two brides
maids
Miss stuart Jones the maid of hon
or, preceded the bride. who entered
on the arm OF Aer-bsotffrr,, Mr.. More
head Jones, who gave her away. The
groom was attended by his brother,
Mr. Carson Taliaferro, of Atlanta, Ca,
as best man.
The bride wore white satin with
duchess and rose point lace and court
train. Her tulle veil was held in
place by "a wreath of orange blossoms
and she carried lilies of the valley.
Miss stuart Jones, the maid of honor.
wore yellow chiffon over MESA line
and carried ferns The bridesmaids,
Misses Sarah Jones and Lula Italia
ferro, wore white chiffon over mes
saline and held small suntiowers The
ribbon girls wore white lingerie
froeks and lace with yellow sashes.
At.,ta 4,
elaDurate reception was given at $3.50
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Sim
mons b. Jones at Nc. 6 Ransom Place.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Taiaferro left
for the North. where they will spend
their honeymoon. Returning, they
viii be at home at No / East Vance
street, Charlotte. y. c.
Mrs. Swanson's AT Home"
Mrs. swanson will be at home
Thursday afternoon at her residence,
1i14 Sixteenth street, In Washington,
ID. c. She will be assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. George T. Marye. Mrs.
Howry. wife of Judge c. b. Howry,
Mrs. Edgar Woods, wife of DIR. Woods.
of Annapolis, and Miss Luck Ander-
son, of Alexandria, Va.
/ Entertained i'm Norfolk.
| Mrs. Is. l.. NBugg, of Norfolk, enter
tanned at an attractive luncheon Tues
| odS dtttIuoOH at HeF nome IN BofSSe-
vain avenue. The table was decorated
with pink roses and candles shaded In
pink and silver.
/ Covers were laid for twenty and tine
guests were Miss Alice Nelson, of
! Richmond; Mrs. Sparks Melton. Mrs.
! William Newton, Mrs. Joseph McCar-
rick. Mrs. James Davenport. Mrs J.
! w. Cole, Mrs. Hargraves. Mrs. Charles
| T.. Brengle, Mrs. G. b. Crumpler. Mrs.
/ 4 tr+fy1 rnf TNkx
wick; Mrs. McClaskey, of Boston: Mrs
! q. L. Cofer. Mrs j. Watts Martin.
| Mrs. A. Lee Rawlins. Mrs. Charles f.
! Finch, Mrs. j. r. Jenkins, Mrs Wal
ter Archer. Mrs. w. l.. Murray Miss
| Eva Archer.
| Mrs. Cox In Washington.
! Mrs. William Ruffin Cox is spend
ing several days in Washington at the
Shoreham. Mrs. Cox, who is president
of the National Society of Colonial
Danes. will attend the anniversary tea.
I which the Colonial DANES will give on
January 2S in Washington
| Miss Reams VIII Give Recital.
Miss Louise Reams, assisted by Miss
Marie Leahy. will give charming
piano recital at the Richmond Con-
servatory of Music. sos East Grace
street Thursday evening. January 10,
at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Reams, VINO is
an honor graduate OF the conserva-
tory, has an enviable reputation as q
young pianist. She Ia unusually gift
ed and has appeared most success
/ fully before Richmond audiences a
number of times.
The program for Thursday evening
viii be:
| Piano. Polonaise in f fiat, major
! Chopin. by Miss Louise Reams;
reading; ta) GaYotte in Gray de-
koven). (b) My Lady's Bower (Tho.
mas). by Miss Marie Leahy: piano:
| tai Rhapsodie No. II (I4iszt), Obj
| Nocturne OPP. IS Meyer Helmund),
| (c) Concert Etude. No. So tMcDow-
elD. Cd Valse Etuae OPP. SO, No.
| aint-Saens), (el Novturne OPP. %,
No. 4 tSchumann). by Miss Louise
Reams; reading, sketch tarranged),
by Miss Marie Leahy: piano. Taran-
telle Liszt). by Miss Louise Reams.
Informal Bridge Party.
| Miss Annie Laurie Haynes was hos
! tess of several tables of bridge Wed
nesday afternoon.
! Invitations Issued.
| Invitations have been Issued by DIR.
and Mrs. Robert Brewer Dixon, of
| Boston, Mass, for the marriage of
their daughter, Madeline, to Mr.. Dom
aid Newcomer Gilpin, OF Clarke coun-
ty, Va. and Baltimore. The read