The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-01
Society

The younger set have literally dane
ed their way through the season, for
the number of balls and germans has
been exceptionally large this year,
and it was natural and fitting that
| the season should close with a brill
liant dance. Such was the german
given by the Tuesday German Club
at the Masonic Temple Tuesday eve
| ming. The ballroom was decorated
with bay trees and palms, and the ta-
bles in the dining room were arrang-
ed with red flowers and crimson shad-
ed lights. Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss dane
! ing with Miss Fanny Scott, opened the
german. Miss Scott wore beautiful
| frock OF white satin and chiffon. The
chaperons We're Mrs. Henry l.. Cabell,
Mrs. r.. Carter Scott, Mrs. Fred Pleas
ants. Mrs. j. Nelson Steele, Mrs. A.
II. Mckay and Mrs. John II. Ingram
| Those dancing included Miss Eliza
beth Maxwell, of Easton. Pa; Miss
! Therese Nurney, of Suffolk; Miss
Russeiie Cecil, OF Annapolis; Miss
Margaretta Brooke. of Portland, Ore. !;
Misses Fanny Tyler. Katherine Gum
Mary Scarborough, Louise Crump,
Virgie Tyler. Della Davenport, Nora
| Randolph. Conklin, Roberta Skene.
/ Lettuce Nono"aIo. Jane bOutWare
| Elsie Harrison, Julia Joynes, Gay
Montague, Annie Laurie Haynes, EN-
! lily Montague, Archer Joynes, Dor
/ othy Christian, Fanny Scott, Anne
Traylor, Emma Gray White. Isabelle
! Carter, Josephine Elicit Carrie We'd
| dey, Jellis Scott, Edith Donnan, Susie
Mcguire. Mary Chalmers. Eunice
Clarke. Brown: Messrs George Hodg-
eson. Peyton Fleming. Hagan. Sam
uel Hughes, Frank 0'Ferrella, George
Fitzgerald. Workman. Spillman, Albert
Waddey. John Elicit. Henry Elicit,
Maybe, Egbert Giles, Robert Jeffress.
! Richard osterioh, Holt Page. William
Surber, Ernest Allen. William Miller.
/ Or. Eckenrode, Willie Price, Charles
! Harris, Wallace Henderson, Reed
! George Morgan. Erskine Hazard,
James Augustine. Charles Shields,
Herbert Featherstone. Charlie Banks
dale Richard Darlington. Robert
Stuart Harvey, Haynes. Ben Gay,
John Cary. Bernard ZONES, Edward
Harris. Travis Epps, Frederick Camp
| bell and Jenin. Stnht,s
| Give Gard Party.
Mr. and Mrs. John Swartout will
| entertain at cards Thursday evening~at
| their home in Ginter Park
| Mrs. Jones Entertains. a
Mrs. II. Stewart Jones was hostess
at charming card party Tuesday af-
ternoon al her home on Monument
avenue. The parlors were decorated
with vases of pink roses and carna-
tions. and there were eight tables of
| bridge. The prizes, framed English
prints. were won by Mrs. Harry
| Nayte and Mrs. Adolphus Blair
| Prominent Society Wedding.
| OF much interest to Virginia socie-
/ ty was the marriage of Miss Marie
Louise Cherbonnier. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Caleb Dorsey Cherbonnier.
/ 10 Mr.. Sidney l.. JosephthaI. OF New
/ York. which took place at 5 80 o'clock
! tuesday afternoon at the Cardinals
residence In Baltimore, in the pres
ence of the two families and a few
intimate friends. The ceremony was
performed, b& Eey. H. Il. cansns,efi,
/ OF ST. Josephs church, Texas,% Balti-
more county. assisted by Rev =. c
Gacan and Fathers Allen and Nc
| Laughlin.
The bride, who was given in mar
I rsage by her father. wore n lovely
gown OF white satin trimmed with
point lace, ttille veil fastened with
orange blossoms and ornaments of
diamonds. the gift of the groom. Her
bouquet was OF lilies of the, valley
and white iiiacs. Miss katherine
| Cherbonnier was maid of honor and
her gown Was of-whate- satin efr.brotd-
cred In pearls and trimmed with white
FUR. Two other sisters of the bride
Misses Lucie and Colgate Cherbonnter
were bridesmaids, and wore white
satin gowns with pearl and silver
trimming, and all three wore white
wells, with wreaths of white flowers,
and carried bouquets of white sweet
peas and orchids. Mr.. BENJAMIN r.
Foster. of New. York, was best man.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held from to o'clock at
the Hotel Stafford. The rooms were
decorated with palms, American Beau
| ty roses and lilies.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Josephthal left for a wedding Jour-
ney. which will include a visit to Der.
muda. A part OF the summer will be
spent in Europe. and on their return
they will live in New York, where Mr..
Josephthal is prominent attorney.
The bride Is one of several Handsome
and charming sisters. and is noted as
fearless and accomplished horse
woman. She is connected with prom
inent old families of Virginia AMI
Maryland.
Mrs. Julian Morris and Mr.. Dion Kerr,
/ of Virginia.
Luncheon at Commonwealth Club.
Miss Lucy Beveridge and Miss Anna
| Griffith. of Texas. were guests OF
honor at luncheon given by Mrs.
Stephen Beveridge at the Common
wealth Club Tuesday. Covers were
laid for eighteen and guests included
members of the younger set Miss
Griffith is leaving shortly FOR her
home in Texas, and she will be ac-