The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-22
RICHMOND v1RG1NIAN WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER o. 1911
Society

Interesting weoainss of Inc season Will
be celebrated wnen The pastor of tho
ci,nrcn, rev. kussen Lecii, -. A..
! uhit@s in marriage Miss margaret A.
alorsan, dausn,er of Mr. ana Srrs. r.
l.. Murray, ana granuuaugnter OF MRS.
A. ID. AtklnSon, ana Mr. -. W. boWfes,
Jr.. one OF the pest known young men
uf this city.
Owing 10 the prominence of the
contracting arties THIS weuoing has
attracted more than usual interest.
PRELIMINARY to the nupt!at cere-
moIy the church has been decorated
in green palms. ana white and yellow
chrysantnemums, whl.e ana yeliow
being the general color scncme. The
central aisle VIII he nowered with yell
low, Whine the alter viii ne artistically
banked with white cnrysantnelnums
backed by palms.
The attendants are: Maid of honor,
Miss Daisy Morgan: matron of honor,
Mrs. Bernard Lorraine: maids, Misses
Mary Erwin, Ade Erwin, Annie Lee
Bowles and Edith Hysiip, ei Norfolk;
the best man will be Mr.. Charles
Ruehrmund, while the other grooms-
men will be Messrs. Rudolph Seigie,
Carroll Martin. John Lignttouv.
Charles Philips, Bernard Lorraine, and
max kuehrmund.
. The bride will be gowned in white
satin meteor, with trimmings. of
brussels point lace. veil of Illusion
with cap of Brussels point. trimmed
in lilies of the valley. she will carry
a shower bouquet of lilies of the val
ley and white orchids.
The maid Of honor will be attired In
yellow satin meteor with crystal TRIM
nfHgs md white cttrt Saint hes4aa4sas~
The Inatron of honor will wear her
wedding gown of white satin, yelled
IN marquisctte and Irish point lace.
J he bridesmaids will be attired in yell
low satin, with Irish lace coats cover
cd with gold mesh and wearing Juliet
cups. fhcy will carry artastui of
yellow chrysanthemums tied with yell
low tulle.
The out Of town guests Will be:
Mrs. \. a. Morgan and Mrs. c. II.
ifammit, Of Salem; Mrs. $. b. and NJ.
B. Pace. of Roanoke: Mrs. A. f. Tur-
nef, OF Norfolk. Mrs. NJ. A. Cross, of
Fan River: Miss c. W. Westbury, o,
Philadelphia; Mrs II. Woodruff and
Airs. Z. f. Ericsson, of New York; Mrs.
X. J. F'alconer and MIR. J. II. Fall
coner. OF Washington, ID. c.
Following The wedding ceremony y
reception viii be held at 2301 West
Grace street, No invitations We're is
sued, and the guests are limited to
the ifninediats bridal party. and out
cf-town visitors and relatives. The
decorations at the home will be elah-
crate. and in yellow and white. as
carried out In the church.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bowles will leave on
the night train for Il tri- to Northern
cities following the reception. They
will be at home after December 10.
at 23oI W. Grace street.
Oebutantes Entertained
Miss Eleanor Wingfield entertained
the debutantos at cards yesterday AT
ternoon at her home. 5o1 West Frank
lin street. in honor OF her guest. Miss
Corinne Hampton. of Columbia, S. &.
Bride was played, nine tables par
tieipaling.
Leaves For Norfolk.
Miss Julia Pauline Icavens. OF New
ork. who has been the guest OF Miss
Adele " ilIiams for several days, and
who gave Il charming lecture at the
Woman's Club Monday afternoon, left
Yesterday morning for Norfolk. Miss
Leavens leetured at st. Paufs Parish
House Tuesday afternoon under the
auspices of the Norfolk Wonan's
club. when her subject was Truly
Great Men ana Women of Fiction
Popular Debutante.
one or tho most feted dehutantos
of the season In Baltimore is Miss
Louise Gibson. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. George T. NJ. Gibson. Miss Glib
son has spent most OF her summers
at the Warm Springs. where her par
ents have "A cottage. and is well
known In Richmond society. Among
the numerous affairs that are being
given in her honor will be a luncheon
at which Miss Katharine Boise will
be hostess on December 4.
Grand Concert.
Much interest is expressed in the
grand concert to be given at the
Wonan's Club on Friday evening a,
half past eight O'Clock, by Mr., and
Mrs. Henry Holden Huss of wash
inston, who hold a position in
the musical world and are favorably
known through the country. Mr.. Huss
is composer pianist of rare merit
whose vocal compositions are delight
fully rendered by his wife. most pleas
antly remembered as Miss Hildegard
Hoffman Members are privileged to
invite gentlemen escorts on this occa-
sion.
The literary round table VIII be held
this afternoon at 430 o'clock when
Jennie Gerhardt" by Isodore Dresser
will be the book discussed under the
direction Of Mrs. John Hart.
Informal Tea.
Mrs. Walter Miles entertained in.
formally yesterday afternoon at S
O'Clock tea in honor OF Mrs Martin.
who is the house guest of Mrs. VIII
Hanson Talley.
D. A. r. Meeting.
Old Dominion Chapter, Daughters or
the American Revolution, met yes
terday afternoon at the home OF the
regent. Mrs. Sidney Johnston Dudley.
at Sl1 East Grace street. Reports
were read Of the recent subscription
bridge party which MAS given AT the
Womans Club, and was great sue
cess. 1t was decided that the chap
ter, which is the oldest ID. a. II. Chap
ter in Virginia, win celebrate its TWEEN.
tieth anniversary with luncheon on
January Is. Miss Ethel Atkinson was
appointed chairman of the commit.
tee to make arrangements for the lun-
choon which will take place at one
of the clubs. Announcement was made
that tho next State ID. A. r. confer
ence will be held at Onancock, Acco-
mac county.
Whist Club Plays.
The Stay-at-Iome Whist Club me.
Monday evening with Mrs. w. r.
Robins, at her apartment ut tho Ehir.
ley. Top sore was made by Mrs
Bland $. Smith and Mr.. Robins. Tho
club Will he entertained next week bv
Mrs. Smith AT her home on Grace
street.
Chijd's Party.
Master !. Branch Johnson, Jr., was
most Monday afternoon at a beauti-