The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-15
Society
Mrs. Stafford Parker and Mrs. WILL

were noSleSseS at IoVely tesv yesteE-
day afternoon. Mrs. parker's home
in West avenue was decorated in holly
branches poinsettias and Richmond
roses. Large jarfs of the poinsettlas
were placed at intervals about the
rooms. and garlands of cedar and
holly We're festooned ABOVE the win
dows and doorways. The mantels
"e.e nanheu wlln Terms ana the
bright holly berries. The decorative
soiirAne In green and red was also
carried out III the dinins-room, where
the taole was arranged with centre
piece OF Richmond roses, ANA crimson
shaded canueiabra. Mrs. Austin
brockenbrough and Mrs. baskerville
Brldgeforth presided at the punch
bowl In the library.
Those assisting Mrs Wallace and
MRS. Parker in entertaining We're MIS-.
stuart Cooke, Mrs. Robert Pegram,
Mrs. Stuart Bowe, Mrs. John A. Coke,
Jr., Mrs. Frank Hobson. Miss Quarles,
Mrs. l.. A. Palmer, and Miss Flora
Waller. of Norfolk Mrs Parker re-
eelVed her guests In n handsome gown
Oh white chiffon. trimmed in silver
embroidery, and she wore American
Beauty roses. Mrs, Wallace was
gowned in white satin and gold lace
with a eorsage bouquet of orchids.
Dance for Debu,antes.
Miss Emma Conquet and Miss
Eliza beth Bentley, two of the most
prominent girls making their debut
IN richmond this winter, We're guests
or honor at delightful informal
dance given at the Country Club last
evening by Mrs. Edward Peasants
valentine. A special car left Robin
son and Broad streets at o'clock to
convey the guests to the club. The
decorations were suggestive of the
holiday season. Holly and palms
We're used In combination, while tall
vases OF white chrysanthemums dec
GRATED the palm parlor. where the
punch bowl was bplaced. and the
main uining-room where "a buffet
supper was served. The guests In
GUIDED about 135 members of the
younger society set
Small Luncheon.
Miss Elsie Harrison gave an attrae-
tive little luncheon at the Country
Club yesterday. The table was deco
rated In pink roses, and covers were
laid for six guests
Entertained In Atlanta.
quite a number of interesting ar
lairs are being given by members of
Atiantas smart set this week In honor
or Miss Mary Traylor, Of Richmond
/ VINO is spending some time in that
city as the guest of her cousin M,sS
ITraylor. who visited In Richmond last
winter and Is well known here. Miss
Traylor was the honoree at a beap.
tiful buffet luncheon given by ber
hostess on Tuesday. The rooms were
decorated In quantities of pink roses
ana chrysanthemums. The decora-
tlons In the dinfng-room were Of 1arre
PINK chrysanthemums. the table being
arranged with silver vase filled
WIN these flowers and pink shaded
candies. Miss Tray1or. OF Atlanta.
wore gown OF ciel blue CHIFFON
cloth combined with lace and fash.
Toned over blue satin. The guests a,
honor was gowned In white charmeuse
satln with touches of purple velvet
Dehgntfui Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. sidney Johnston Dudley anf
MISS Etnel Atkinson entertained at 8
oenghtful bridge luncheon ar ~,
hermitage Club yesterday Decora,
lions were in Christmas eyerpraon,
and crimson flowers The first nrIz,
was awarded to Mrs Samul p. Waa
diil' the second to Mrs Harrie Web
ster and the consolation to Mrs
James G. Sloan.
The guests were Mesdames samue
=, Davis. W. T. Wood, c. l.. Kirk
samuel P. WaddiI, Harrie Webster
Preston Belvin, Jr, James g s,oan
John F. Fowler Herbert w. Jack
son. Edwin Laird. IT. X. Franklin
E. A. De Blanchmsn, and Misses Nor,
houston, India Thomas, Elizabeth
Mingo. Lucy HARDWOOD and Mar,
thornton. of Houston, Va,
VIII Wed In Paris.
The Following dispatch from Paris
dated Decem Der ID, is Of interest I.
society In Richmond. where Mr.. d.
saulles is known. The banns o
marriage were published today @
John de saulles, Of Santiago, Chile
the old Yale football star. and Uni
Versity OF virginia coach. and Blanc;
\ Errazuriz, also of Santiago, a nice
| OF the Chilean minister to Rome. Th
wedding Will take place at the Eng
lish Roman Catholic church as 500,
as the necessary documents arriv
/ from Rome. A dispensation is nee
h essary. because the young woman
Catholic. while Mr.. dc Saulles /
\ Protestant.
\ Miss Errazuriz. according to re
ports. is the most beautiful an
wealthiest heiress in Chile. Mr.. d
Il Saulles has been in Chile for som
time. and has been engaged in pro
tecting broad gauge transcontinen
Il tai railroad through that country an
II Argentina
Church Entertainment.
n The Girls Club of Seventh Stree
\ Christian church will serve luncheo
\ and supper at the church today. i
\ connection with tho luncheon an
\ supper fancy articles will be on sale
An attractive program has been ar
\ ranged for the evening,
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Potts have re
I turned from Louisville, KY. wher
\ they went to attend the bal poudr
\ given by Mr.. and Mrs, Owen Tyle
n in honor OF their debutante daugh
\ ter, Miss Carolyn Bovine Hubert
II Miss Mary Thornton. of Houston
Va. Is the guest of Mrs. Robert &
Y Thornton on Monument avenue.
n Mr.. +. w. Hannwinckle, OF thi
Il city, is spending several weeks a
\ the Virginia Hot Springs.
4 Governor and Mrs. Mann leave Ia
I day for New York to attend the mar
H rage Of Miss Agnew and Dr. Her
Il bert Mann.
Il Miss Janet Berkeley, of Stauntor
\ is the guest OF Miss Frances Berke