The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-28

tho bottom The drapery of the brides
maids frocks is beaded in gold and
embroidered about the bodice in pale
pink blossoms. They will carry big
punches of yellow chrysanthemums
Gordon Nicodemus. OF Baltimore, will
act as Mr.. Tabb's best man
a big reception will follow the cere-
mony at "Crednal." and the lovely old
place VIII be Il verItable bower of
beautiful flowers for the occasion. In
the halls and dining room the same
color scheme of yellow ana white Will
prevail. and the reception will be ono
Of the most brilliant affairs of the au.
tumn season.
Mr.. Tabb and his bride viii 20 South
on their honeymoon, and on their re-
turn TO Virginia Will make their home
near Middleburg. Guests from dis
lance TO attend the ceremony are Mr.
and Mrs. John Prosser Tabb. of Bal,i.
more; Mr.. and Mrs William a. stew
art. DR.. and Mrs. IS. L. Hardin DR.
and Mrs John T. Mackenzie, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Clay. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Within. Of Boston Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
bon Richardson, of Boston: Mr. and
Mrs. Henry McComb Bangs, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel III. Nor
ison Dr. and Mrs Archibald Randolph
OF the University OF Virginia; Mr. and
Mrs Fairfax Harrison, Mrs. James
Granard. Mrs Thomas Nelson Page,
Miss Eleanor Perrin. Miss Sadie Stew
art Miss Delta Beverley, Miss Eliza
beth Atkinson, Hiss Marion Herbert
Miss Rebecca Beverley. william Bev.
erley. Jack Stevenson. OF Baltimore
-umund Hunter. DR.. Lockwood, Ed
win Chapman. Buchanan shreve, Lloyd
Tabb. Prosser Tabb. Ars. K Taylor
Scott Mrs. Armistead L. Wexford. Miss
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Grayson Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Washington and others.
Luncheon for Miss Ball.
Mrs. John w. Gordon was hostess
at luncheon yesterday at the Country
club OF Virginia. in honor OF Miss Ellsn
Bah. enc OF the debutantes OF the win
ter. Only few OF the debutantes
were invited. and the table was set
with yellow and white chrysanthemums.
Later n the afternoon the debu-
tantes Of the season were entertained
at tea by Mrs. Lyons Pemberton, in
honor of Miss Margaret Freeman, also
q debutante this winter. Decora tions
We're In pink flowers.
Miss Hnzard Hostess.
Miss Jessie Hazard was also hostess
a I luncheon at the Country Club on
yesterday. Miss Hazard entertained
ten guests, and the table decorations
We're in pink flowers and pink shaded
candles.
Home Wedding.
very pretty wedding took place
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
g. the home OF Mr. and Mrs Floyd Z
Traylor, 1921 stuart Avenue, when their
cousin Miss Estelle Barton Hubbard
daughter OF ]. NJ Hubbard, of Charles
City county. was married 10 Delmater
Davis, OF Norfolk. The house was ar
tistica!ly decorated with trailing vines.
palms and roses. and Miss Winifred
Welch. OF Chicago. played the wedding
march. Rev. Allen Christian, OF Nor
folk. performed the ceremony. In the
presence OF only the immediate rela-
tiyes and a few intimate friends OF
the bride and groom.
Mrs. +. r Traylor was matron of
honor and wore q gown OF BLACK chiffon
over pale yellow messaline. trimmed
in pearls. The bride entered the par
ior with her maid OF honor. Miss Lot
tie Lee Thorpe. and wore z travelling
suit OF blue cloth, with hat and gloves
TO match. and carried a shower bouquet
OF Bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
The maid OF honor wore gown OF
white messaline. r. Magruder Davis
was his brothers best man.
Dancing Classes Begin.
Another very attractive dancing
class 10 begin this winter is that oil
Miss Nellie Morton and Miss Margaret
Owen. The dances will begin this az
ternoon and Will be from ) TO : o'clock.
al Ginter Park Hall The girls ana
boys OF the younger set are very much
Interested in dancing classes and clubs.
and, in fact, they form tho centre OF
their social life for every winter
OF Interest Here,
Says the Baltimore Sun of Thursday
evening:
Henry Brooke Gnpin gave box
party last night at the Academy OF
Music TO see The Three Romeos," and
his guests including Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Newcomer Glpin, Miss Katharine
Webb. Miss Margaret Burwell, OF Mill
wood, Clark county, and Wilson White.
Mi eEi! Mrs G!lpin and their daush-
ter, Miss Dorothy 9ilRin. have taken
rooms at the Stafford for the winter.
'kentmere,' their beautiful country
place in Virginia, will be kept opeil
ali winter. and they will give series
spend most of the winter at Kent
mere
Meeting of Colonial Danes.
meeting OF the Virginia Society of
Colonial Danes was held yesterday
afternoon at the Woman's Club. Mrs.
William Ruifin Cox presided.
The society decided to make do
nation of $1,000 to the George Wash
ineton memorial fund. to be used by
the university OF that name.
II was determined to have painted
portrait of Dolly Madison. to hang in
the White House. of which she was
once the reigning spirit. There is now
no portrait OF her there.
In view the coming convention DT
the United Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy. the Danes decided to unite with
the Woman's Club in rendering a re-
ception TO the visitors Mrs. William
Stanard. Mrs. Christopher Tompkins
and Mrs. Chiles Terrell form the COM
mittee from the Colonial Danes, and
Mrs. William Crenshaw and Mrs. j.
Allison Hodges from tire club.
in ana Ont of Town.
Misses Elizabeth and Emily Harrell
and Wilbur Jacocks. of Norfolk, are
registered at the Jefferson Hotel for