The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-02


Mrs. John Moyler. Petersburg. Mrs.
George wilkins. Of Austria; Miss Doro-
thy Harrison. william Gillian. Miss.
Hester Riddle, Petersburg; Mr. and
Mrs. Witcher Kean; Mrs. A. NJ. Ran
dolph. Cheshire, Eng: Mrs. j. h, Penn
berton and Lyons Pemberton. New
York; Miss Ethel Mason and Miss F.
H. b. Mason. Washington; Mrs. Rover
A. James and r. Wilson James, Dan
vile: Mrs. A. V. r. webber, New York;
Captain y. NJ. Yarbrough. Fort Def
auce. Va; Mrs r. l.. wilkins, Miiburn,
Ark: Mrs. A. E. Greenway, Little Rock,
Ark; Miss Jean Trigg, Abingdon: VIII
liam b. Jackson w. T.. Prentiss. Lex
ington. Va: r, F. Beorine Virginia;
Mrs. Frank Nalle. Somerset. Va; w. ID.
Foorkins. Atlanta, Ga; Miss Katharine
Prentiss, Chatham; Mrs Greenway.
Lexington. KY; Miss Warrington, Aus
tin, Tex; Miss w. FL. Nottingham,
A. W Valentine. r s. Adams and j.
g. Watkins. Lexington. Va; Miss Mary
Alcom, New York: Miss Anna l.. Les
ter, Fregonia. n. Y; Mrs. w. j. Arni-
stead, Baltimore; Miss Mary Ellen
Whyte. Petersburg; Fl. w. Dickinson,
Philadelphia; Charles NJ. Kerr. York,
Pa; and Campbell Tucker Ashland.
Annual German.
The Ornican Club, of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, will give it's an
nual german at the Jefferson Hotel on
Tuesday evening, January g. The dec
orations Will be in V. +. /. colors and
the figures will be unusually attractive.
the girls dancing with arm bouquets of
American beauty roses.
Informal Tea.
Mrs. Elijah Baker 2009 West
Grace street, entertained at an infor-
NAL tea Saturday afternoon in honor
of Miss Louise Baxter Crews, of Dan
Vile, Va. The rooms were PRETTY
decorated In Christmas green's, and
white flowers.
An attractive bevy of young girls,
including Misses Elizabeth and Boro-
thy Adams. Frances Grimes, Ara bella
Dudley, Margaret Gordon, Mary
Evans. Ruth Cunningham and Miss
Atkinson, Mrs. Baker was assisted In
receiving by her mother, Mrs Frank
Cunningham.
Engagement Announced.
Juge and Mrs. j. NJ. Birely. OF Fred
erick. Md, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Lille Myrtle, to the
Rev. Walter Greenhow Parker pas
tor of the Park Place Methodist
church. of Richmond The wedding
will take place very quietly on jan
uary Is.
MIR. Parker is a minister of excep-
tionai gifts. and has filled several de-
siraole charges. He was transferred
to Park Place church at the last ses-
sion of conference, and has won "a
large circle of admitting friends dur
ing his brief residence In this city
Entcrtains Informally.
Mrs. lIanghorne Putney entertained
informally Saturday afternoon at her
beautiful home. "Ruthland Greens. ''
The guests included the friends of
her brother, Mr.. Threadcrart.
Savilie- sims
The marriage of Mics Mabel Siras.
daughter of Mrs. II. c. Sims, TO MIR.
Allen Jeter SavilIe. was celebrated Sat
nrday evening at S o'clock in the
First Baptist church. Palms. bay trees
and pomsettias decorated the church,
and the ceremony was performed BY
DIR. George w Mcdaniel, assisted bs'
Dr. w. c. James. Miss Annie Louis
Reinhardt on the violin and Shepherd
Webb at the organ rendered a charm
ing program before the ceremony. in
Guiding Dredler's "Souvenier Humor-
esque" and Alteration" The Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin was sung 10y
the choir as the bridal party entered,
and ''On the Wings of Music" and the
Rosary" We're played very softly
Miss Minnie Derby was the maid of
honor and wore gown of green
chiffon cloth over green satin, and
carried American Beauty roses Misses
Keith Sayille, Mamie West, Jea,
Knowles and Ethel Whittet were the
{ bridesmaids. They wore frocks of
green messaiine, yelled In white silk
net, and trimmed In crystal embroid,
cry. and carried bouquets of aspara-
gus ferns. Mr.. Robert l. Saville was
best man and the ushers were Messrs.
Brockenbrough Lamb. Frank Dew,
Woodson Tompkins, John WinHo.
Maxwell Wallace and Robert FORREST.
The bride wore an imported hand
embroidered creation over white satin.
and carried a bouquet OF lilies of the
valley. Her Veil was caught with a
pearl tiara, and her ornaments werr
paris.
The bridal party were rendered a
reception BY the bride at the Jefferson
hotel on Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Saviile left for a tour of the
! to Richmond and be at home to their
| friends SITTER January is. at 1918
Grove avenue. T
Keeps Open House"
Among those holding open house
In homer @of sthe dag IL Mrs. Malvern
patterson. OF Hill Crest" While
there is a coed deal of Informal en-
tertaining of this kind. tho hostesses
are not so numerous as they were on
Christmas DAY.
Meeting of Council.
The Council If Jewish Women will
hold an open meeting Tuesday after
noon in rho school room OF .Betn
!, Ahmhah SsHag stfe DIR. William I'll.
Taylor will deliver an address on the
Chemistry CT the House." and Miss
Carrie Bragg viii sing, The meeting
viii conclude with a social hour, at
/ which light refreshments will be
served Members of the council are
urged to attend and to- bring their
froends.
Attends Christmas Dances.
Miss susie Mcguire, OF this city,
who has been spending the holidays
with friends in Wilmington, y. c.,
has been delightfully."- entertained She
attended tvs large Christmas dances
given by me Sigma MI Fraternity
and the L'Arisio German Club, both
of which the favors and decorations
were very handsome.