The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15


carried Il bouquet OF lilies OF the yalIev
ana Violets. NIrs. John r. Cooke was
! u1so In the receiving line Mrs.
BrokehbrouSh. Mrs. Bridgetorth and
Mrs. Robert Pegram served punch.
Assisting Mrs. Wallace and Mrs.
Parker In doing the honors of the
afternoon were Mrs. John A. Coke.
Jr.. Mrs. Stuart Cooke, Miss Flora
Waller. of Norfolk: Mrs Stuart Bowe.
mrs. bruce Bowe. Mrs. Philip Powers,
airs. Frank Iobson and Mrs Carson
Of Riverton.
1t was very handsome affair. and
/. about 100 of the younger married set
IN Richmond were invited.
Special Cars.
special cars will leave Robinson and
fioyd Avenue to-day at q quarter of .
| o'clock for the Country Club. where
Mrs Lyons Pcmberton is cptertaininp
at luncheon. Cars returning viii leave
the club stop at 4:20 p. NJ About 2o5
guests have been invited. and IT will
D. very important event.
Petut-Finncy.
society In Richmond is much in.
'erested In the celebration Of the
! marriage of Miss Ethel Howard
| Kinney. daughter OF the late Colonel
imam Wood Finney. and Paul pet
IT, son OF the late William q. Pt.t,it
". which occurred yesterday at noon.
ihc ceremony, which was performed
py the Kew Martin Johnson, brother
in-la~ of the bride, took place AZ
EHock, In Po~hatan county, the old
nome of the brides mother, Mrs. Con
stance Williams Finncy Miss Kate
s.ockdeii. OF Petersburg. played the
i~ohensriH wedding march ut the
ehtr. OF the bridal party. and the
~ s..r. La
u'Uof lions were entirely in lovely
white flowers and trailing vines.
The bride entered on the arm of her
brother. Ben +. Finney. of Savannah
da'. who also gave her away. Her
Weodlns gown was an exquisite affair
fashioned OF charmeuse and white
ohir9n and embroidered in an orchid
design Her long veil OF illusion was
arranged With n coronct OF orange
blossoms and ahe carried a shower
| bouquet OF white orchids and lilies
OF the valley. Miss Constance Williams
Johnson was maid OF honor and wore a
| iorei| gown OF pale pink chiffon,
drapch over pink messallne and car
RED an armful OF pink roses Arthur
Kyle Davis. of Petersburg. was the
sroom's best man. Miss Lee Booth
and Miss Grizzclle Mullen, OF Peters
hurS, who were bridesmaids. wore
gowns OF white messaline. with over.
dresses OF pink chiffon. They carried
arm bouquets Of La France roses. Lit
tie Miss Constance Williams Kcnnon
niece of the bride. was flower girl. She
wore cunning frock OF embroider
| muslin. with wide pink sash and
carried French basket heaped with
violets.
breakfast was served Immediately
following the ceremony. Guests from n
distance included Mr. and Mrs. Penn
! broke Petit. Miss Lucille Petit. Mrs.
nathaniel Harris. Miss Vera Petit.
Dr. and Mrs Beverly Petit, Mr. and
Mrs. William Bughel OF f'Iuvanna; Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Davis, Miss Lucy
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. Machin, Miss
Stockdeil. Miss Mullen. Miss Booth,
Mr. and Mrs. +. Val ParhaIn. Mr. Mini
tree. Robert Gillian Mr.. and Mrs. L.
c. Kent. Misses Kent Miss SALISBURY.
all OF Petersburg: alr. and Mrs NJ Nc
Cue, DR.. and Mrs. Meriwether Ander-
son. of Richmond; Miss Nan Rodman,
of New York: Mrs. s. p. Henderson,
of Washington Miss NJ. B. Finney, of
Washington Mrs. John Gillian, OF
Louisa; \. ". Kirkpatrick. of Society
Inn, y. c.: Captain George Kirk
patrick, of Fort AIyer: Mrs. f. B. Van
derpoel OF New York; Floyd l. Van
derpoel OF New York; Edward Dudley,
of Philadelphia; Miss Douglas Wright,
Miss Belle Fitzpatrick. j. a. Griggs,
and Miss Elizabeth Smith. Of Rich
mond: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lassiter.
Miss Margaret Lassiter. Misses Don
nan, Misses Robertson and Miss May
b. Schewend, of Petersburg.
Dances Discontinued.
Miss Ellen Pollard will discontinue
her Friday night dancing class at Har-
rison Hall only for the month of Dc.
cembe. These classes, which are very
interesting affairs among the younger
society set in Richmond will be re-
sumed the first Friday evening In Jan
mary.
Luncheon To-Dny.
The Girls Club of the Seventh Street
Christian Church will give a luncheon
and supper in the lecture room of the
church oday from IL to and from
4 to o'clock. Decorations will he liz
holly and cedar, ana the committee
in charge is Miss Hester Tabb, Mrs
Harvey Brown ana Mrs. Thomas Humid
ley.
Social Register out.
The Social Register for Richmond,
1912. has been issued. The members of
prominent families. whether residing in
the city, in the suburbs, In other cities
or abroad. are grouped under one adj
dress. with the maiucn and Christian
name of the married women, the names
CT the daughters and sons in the order
OF their age and the younger children
from twelve TO twenty years of age
arc placed beneath their elders under
the title OF juniors.
The utility of the Married Maidens
column In the back of the book, where
by married. women who may now only
be remembered by their maiden names
may now be traced, Is increased this
year TO cover intercity marriages, and
the former maiden names appear oppo-
site the present married names, with
the city of the Social Regist In which
they may now he found.
During the past year for.y-one per-
sons nave married. as compared with
scventy-cight last year. and there arc
noted the deaths of seventeen women
and twenty-four men. as compared with
Lon, II