The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-06
Society

Invitations have been received IN
Richmond from Mr., and Mrs. EiiJah
Hroekeneorough White. Of Leesburg,
Va. for the marriage OF their daush-
ter. Hazesle pancoast, to Mr.. Joei
Chandler Harris. OF Atlanta Inc
Wedding VAL take place at Selena
Farms" The home OF the brides par
ents in Loudoun county, on the even
ing OF Oytober Is, at O'CLOCK MISE
White In enc Of the most prominent
society girls Ia Virginia. while Mr'
Harris is a son OF the late Joel Chanu-
Ter Harris, of Georgia. who Is known
near and far as the author or tfl@
"t-ncie Rhfnus stories. The mar
rage WITH be witnessed by many ais
tinguished guests from virginia ana
other Southern States.
Tennis Tournament.
The tennis tournament for the Now
Ian cup between the Norfolk Aouhs
Wofnen's Christian Association ana
tire Richmond Association VIII take
place at p. NJ. Saturday, on the
Union Theological courts, Gin,er
Park The PLAYERS are. Norfoik-Mi ISIS
Nancy Forman Miss Anne Boniss'
Miss Mary BAY. Miss Josephine Brew
er: Richmond-Miss Mary BOYD, Miss
Daisy Winston. Miss Leila Wits,
Miss Gertrude CrenshaW. The Nor
folk PLAYERS with As many, If not more
visitors will arrive Saturday on the
early boat. and. during the morning
they will be taken on automobile ride
through the city. After the tourna-
rsent. the Richmond players viii en-
terrain their visitors at supper In the
gymna SUM. Mrs. W A, Crenshaw
and committee will have the menu In
charge. The evening VIII close with
short drill by the Richmond girls and
general good time, The gallery VIII
he open TO visitors.
The Norfolk players Will leave some
time on SUNDAY. The hostes%es over
Saturday night viii he Miss Mary
Boyd Miss Keith Saviile, Mrs. 5. II
llawes, Mrs. Frank Duke. and Mrs.
Garland Pollard.
Mrs. Scott Is Hostess
Mrs Matthew r, Scott. president
general az the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution entertained the IneTn"
berE Of the national board Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
ct luncheon Wednesday in the ban
auet hall Of the Continental Memorial
Iisll, in Washington The guests were
Miss NAPLES OF Delaware; Mrs. Rey-
nolds, Of North Carolina Mrs. Shack
lcford and Mrs. Jameson. OF Virginia;
Mrs. DE Bolt and Mrs Eumonston, Of
West Virginia, Mrs. BasHett and Mrs.
Thorn, Of Maryland. Mrs. William +.
Dennis, Mrs. Howard HodRkins, Mrs.
Nary s. Lockwood Mrs. Mann. Mrs. .
Hoover. Mrs Brumhaugh and Miss
Pearce, Of Washington. The luncheon /
was given during the recess at the /
regular autumn meeting Of the nation
nj board. Mrs. Scott will leave on Sat /
urdsy for Atlanta where she viii take
part in the rnveiing OF the great
Peace Monument erected by the citi-
2ens Of Atlanta Before returning to ,
a n inc tom in 4txr A4ra
viii he the guest Of the Daughters
In Virginia for their convention this
month at Orange.
Miss Dunn n Bride Eject.
Mrs. Thomas Hinton Dunn. Of Nor
folk has issued invitations to the
marriage of her daughter. Frances
itiEhtfeot. to Mr.. Joseph Flanner
Robertson. on Monday. October the
bs. 1911. at g: 80 O'Clock In the morn
Ing ST. Georges Episcopal church.
Fredericksburg. Va.
Mise Dunn, who viii arrive in Rich
nond the last Of this week TO visit
Mrs. Freeman Dance and Mrs, Mann
Valentine. WAS the guest of honor
Wednesday afternoon at an unusually
eharming team given by Miss Bees
sic Marsden at her residence in Boush
street. Norfolk The decorations
were In red. the table being orna-
nented with red candles and red
hearts the lattet4a- compliment to
the bride-elect. large bowl filled
with souvenirs for each guest was
placed In pleasing evidence. each
package being tied with red ribbons
and terminated by heart shaped cards
indicating the destined owners name.
Very clever original verses accom-
panied these packages and the con-
tents OF all were appropriate in every
sense to the possossor's tastes, habits
or predictions.
Visit Mrs. Swanson.
Mrs Arthur Wallace Dunn will
leave Washington Saturday for
Chatham. Va. TO visit Mrs. Swanson,
wife of Senator Swanson. OF Nir-
ginia.
Mr. and Mrs Dunn have given up
their apartment In the Oakland. il
Washington. and viii be al the Brigh-
ton for the winter
dlinHockaday,
The marriage Of Miss Salie NJ
Hockaday, of this city. and Mr.. Clyde
Cridlin Was celebrated yesterday
morning at II O'Clock at the home
Of the groona father. the Rev. r. w.
Cridlin, In Woodland Heights The
ceremony was performed by the
groons father, and was witnessed
hy only the immediate families. The
bride was attired in "A gray travelling
Mr. Cridlin and his bride left on the
noon train for Washington. They
will make their home at Woodland
Heights on their return.
Blues to Entertain.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
have Issued invitations for a rccep'
ton and bail on Thursday evening
October IT, nj = o'cfoek, In The Blues
arnorv The guests are invited Il
meet his exceilency. Honorable Simeon
r. Baldwin. governor of Connecticut
and the first company Of the Cover
nor's Foot Guard, OF Hartford, Conn
Admission viii be by card, and mill
tary guests are requested 10 appeal
in uniform.
PulIen--Rcynolds,
A very pretty home wedding tool
place Wednesday evening at I o'clocl
al the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. f. J. Reynolds when Miss Car
RE NJ. Reynolds and Mr.. Joseph =
PuIlen were married. The parior
we're decorated with palms and ferns
and tn. ceremony was performed b,
the Rev. Arthur T.. Wateffield, pas
tor OF Clay-street Methodist church
The bride wore beautiful white lin
gerie gown. trimmed with Valen
cfennes lace and carried a bouquc
of white carnations, She WAC pre-
cedad IN the altar by her little nice.