The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-20
Society

day In honor of Miss Helen Tanner.
whose marriage on next "Wednesday
vii, he one Of the most interesting
~ the autumn The table will lie
arranged with lovely centerpiece OF
large yellow chrysanthemums and
with MI accessories in yellow" Miss
Younger's guests will be Miss Tanner,
Miss Virginia Watson. Miss Nora Ran
dolph. Miss Nancy Patton, Miss Char
lette Randolph, of keswick, Va. ana
Mrs. Knox Wilson.
Wedding Attendants
Miss Sara Macy Rsughman, whose
marriage 10 MIR. James Henry Wills,
of Mobile. Ala. will be one OF the
most notable Of the November we'd
dings has chosen an attractive group
OF girls for her attendants. Tier SIS
ter. Miss Mary r. Baughman, viii he
her maid OF honor, and Miss Nell
sutton, Miss Avis Grant. Miss Nora
Weisiger. and Miss Louise Smith will
be her bridesmaids. Mr.. John Ote3,
cl r4ynchpurg. viii attend Mr.. wills
as best man, and the groorsmen "ill
include Dr. joe Peck, of West VIZ
ginia: MIR. Ponder, of Mobile, Ala;
Mr.. Percy Preston, of Bristo~, Va.
and Mr.. l.. A. BauEhman, Jr., of TINS
city.
Sij~~ SsHtl w tAGAE t'sput'
Another charming young girl Who
will make her bow to society this
winter. in addition To the list already
published. is Miss Ellen Ball, who has
recently returned to her home near
Wes:ha npton from Europe, where
she spent several months travelling
with her sister, Miss Mary Rail-, and
party of friends, Miss BALI is
daughter Of Mr.. James NJ. Bail and
d niece of Miss Annie Ball. and her
debut will be marked By number of
entertainm to be given III her
honor by relatives and friends.
Visiting in North Carolina.
Mrs Thomas Branch McAdams Is
spending several weeks in the Caro-
linas as the guest OF relatives and
friends She is now in Charltee.
where she Is visiting Mrs. George IA.
Broekenbrough, at her home ON
South Tryon street. Before going TO
Charlotte, Mrs ,McAdams was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. David Card
we'll. in Greenville, s. C., where size
was extensively entertained.
observation-disclosures.
OF much interest here is the mar
rage Of Miss Frank Higgins Hanes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II
Hanes. and Mr.. John H. schoolf1eld,
Jr. of Danville, Va, which took place
Tuesday evening in the Centenary
Methodist church Of Winston-Salem,
\. c.
Rev. j. G. Ahernethy. pastor of
Centenry. performed the ceremony.
assisted by Rev j. y. VIM. OF Dan
VILE
The attendants were Misses
Madee Vass and Bland SchoolfielA
of Danvilie: Misses Erma Bailey.
senah Critz, Ellen Norfeet and Ada
Allen, of Winston Salem: Mrs. W T.
Old, OF Elizabeth City, who was mat
ron OF honor. Messrs. Harry Davis,
of Norfolk James Hanes. Winston
salem. George Martin. JET Rison.
Bernard Lipscomb, Albert PAttos and
Ramon Sehoolaeld, of Danviile.
Miss Ruth Hsnes, sister of the bride.
was maid Of honor. and Mr.. Henry
Schoolfield, tho groom's brother, was
best man. Mrs. William RI. Hanes
sang sweetly just before the cere-
mony. "Believe Me II All Those En-
dearing Young Charms and 20.
Perfect Love" Dean Shirley, OF Sa-
lem College, presided at the organ.
Following the ceremony large re-
ception was held at the Hanes resi-
dance. In the receiving line were
the hridegroom's parents, this being
happily their own nfty-hrst wedding
anniversary. After their wedding
journey Mr.. and Mrs Scheduled viii
live In Danville.
Among the out of-town guests
we're; Mesdames John ID. Spencer.
Mrs. J. Vass. w. w. Williamson, DIR.
and Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs, Ar
chine Keene. Mr.. and Mrs. Rucker
Penn, Mr.. Ballard Keene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pemberton Penn. Mrs. George
Penn. Mrs. Ralph Dula. Mrs. Oliver
Dudley, Mrs. James q. Penn, ST.. all
of Danville; Miss Lilly Watt Penn.
of Reidsville Miss Mary Duke, of
Durham. Miss Caroline Fuller. OF
New York: Miss May Jones, OF Rich
naond, Va, and Miss Maize Willis, of
Danville.
Leaves For Baltimore.
Miss Helen Dewitt Adams left
yesterday morning for Baltimore TO be
bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss
Leila Stuart Goode and MIR. Robert
Edward Lee Taylor. Of Norfolk. Va,
which takes place In that city on Sat-
urday. The groom elect will entertain
the bridal party at luncheon to-day at
the Baltimore Country Club, and to-
night Mr.. Charles J. Symington. an
uncle of Miss Goode, will give an in
formal supper followed by dance,
at the Baltimore Country Club for the
bridal party. =
Mr.. William Douglas Roy. Of Louis
vile, Ky, has announced the engage
rent OF his daughter, Miss Nnma
Cosby Roy. to Mr.. Ray Wiekliffe Rich
ardson. the wedding To take place on
November is. The announcement is
OF much interest hi this city where
Miss Roy has visited on several occa-
sions, and In well known among the
younger set.
Homo Wedding.
pretty home wedding was cele-
hsased Tssaxssiag sa@rnanE nj ii spelaak
NJ the home OF MIR. and Mrs. l. v
Heights, when their daughter. Miss
Marie Elizabeth Hughes and Mr. Hun
ter MCGUIRE Talman were married.
The parlors were decorated with a
profusion OF bright tinted autumn
leaves and palms and We're lighted by
candles. The Rev. @. p. Eraighill,
rector OF Epiphany Epscopay church,
otficiatsd, and Miss Adriana kuyk
played Mendessohns wedding march
~ the entrance Of the bridal party. I
Tho bride wore n handsome travel
ing suit Of dark blue cloth with hat
and gloves TO match, and corsase
bouquet Of orchids. She carried a |
prayer book. Her sister, Miss Gene |
We've Hughes, was her maid OF honor /
and only attendant. Miss Hughes was |
gowned In white satin, and carried a /
bouquet Of pink rosebuds. Mr.. Car /
ter Talman was his brothers hes. /
man. Mr. and Mrs, Taiman left for /