The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
Society.

inc frst german III the 1tii-lsi3
1ssiss to be given by tho Richmond
0@eman Club was danced Last night
1t the Masonic Temple. and was
vety brilliant affair. both in point Of
III gueoss. Colonel 10 Lane Stern.
dancing with Miss Nell CarneAl, tho
debutants daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. ID. CarneaL led the german. Miss
C4rneal wore an imported robe Of
white net, beautifully hand embroid-
eted In crystal and silver, and fash
ioAsd over YhitA chiffon And satin.
BAe carried q large bouquet Of Amer
Icnn Beauty roses. Most ut the debu-
tantss were present. and they were
handsomely gowned for the occasion
u their frst Monday" which marks
thelr formal debut.
The ballroom and foyer were deco
rA4e6 "a palms. bay trees and South
ern bn1tsx. end In the dining room
decorative scheme In yellow and
green 49, carried out By yellow chry-
akhtheinu1ns and palms. The debu-
fAntes held full sway, Tor the fsrst
Monday !. largely giysn over to them.
fhstr table Was particularly attrac-
tive Ia IL decorations OF large yell
Inv chrysAnthemufns ana gold shad-
"a lights. The chaperons were Mes
DANES Archibald J. Battle. r. Car
ger Scott, Levin Joyncs. Julien III. Hill,
Joseph II. willard, William FL.
Palmer. IT.: John shelton Williams,
William 3. r.. Mayo. J. J. Leaks. Ex-
Charles v. Darlington, and Thomas
Nelson Carter.
In Honor Of Miss 14AtIlrUp.
Mira. Herbert G. Whitekurst. Jr..
viii gfve q tea on Thursday altar
neon, Decesnbcr. Z. at her home. 1877
Manunent avenue. in honor III Miss
GHnevteye Lathrop. one of the ,eeA-
sons debutantes. The guests will In
clude debutantes Of this and last year.
Ncsbit-Bfeans.
OF great interest 70 society here -
the marriage Of Mis- virE1aiA Fres-
ton Means, daughter OF Mr.. and Mfa.
Il. Preston Means. or Birmingham.
ana 4 granddaughter Of Colonel WAL
Ham H. Paluer, Of Richmond. to Mr..
valsntipv Jordan Nssbit, which cc-
CURED oAtusyaAy evening at the church
at It. AAry.s-on- tho Highlands, Ia
HirUlAeAAm IN the preesncs OF .
Distinguished and representative A.
ssmAAlAse. Palms and bamboo were
AnalDsd With splendid effect IN the
chaacsi. and formed q network to
surround the beautiful windows. The
ereaneFy va used IN abundance. and
mad. : handsnme backrround Tor
hl.sinv a. nnrs = itrht ina nafh nt IN.
brfda and BRIDEGROOM. ON the altar
vera rirsf srs ~ Kiilarnsv roses stand
tnr WITHIN che altar wac. their love
n pink tint makinr the onIy not OF
color. In the sfeat windows 1t either
side were three candeiabra OF the an
Gent : ven branches type ana these
were Hlled with candles which burned
siurinr tho ceremony.
Ar. n. q. 0efheis Mr.. William Haz-
sard. Mr.. seaborn Whatley. Of Mont
Rcmsry; Mr.. Fulton Towers. or Erie.
Ind. Mr.. william /, j. Dunn and M.
Ryburn ptncksrd. They were follow
cd TO the altar by the SIX bridesmaids,
who entered in paira. Tha ffrst Wcfe
Aiss Mary KirkpatrioR and Miss Char
lntts Hcpkins. Of Eransrtlls. Ind: the
SECOND Miss Mary Campbell and Mis-
DcrctheA Orr, ana the last couple
Miss Belle Roberts and Miss Fannie
Dunn.
Their gowns were built OF pink
draperies aud simple trimmings Ths
foundation of each was q soft pink
mssssline ana each was cut with q
slightly low neck ana charming little
short kleevss. The costumes were
completed By dainty pink Eause caps,
surrounded, some Of thena, with pink
mass rosehuda others with tiny satin
rosebuds and others tssill adorned
with one haN-hlown bud. Zach gifi
carried great arm bouquet Of pink
Killarney roses.
hfss Marjorie weathsriy was Niss
Means lovely maid 81 honor. she was
a.;ircd for ths evening In = pink robe
made ef embr0ldered chiffon over
satin In = picturesque mode suited