The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-23

crs were laid for twelve quests. ana
those present were Mrs Anderson, tho
guest OF honor: Mrs. William Hodges
Mann. Miss selden. OF Washington
MITE. Mrs. Norman v. Randolph. Mrs.
THOMAS p Bococi, Mrs. Nathan Eller.
OF Lynchburg: Mrs. David Terry Will
nams, Mrs. William Chapman. Mrs
samuel Waddill, Mrs. J. Taylor Ely
son and Miss Jano Rutherford.
Leaving Next Week.
Miss Anne Keith Royal will leave
town on Tuesday OF next week for an
extended stay with friends in the
West Miss Royal will go frst to
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Toulmin for
several days. Later she will gro to
Flint, Mich. to spend the next few
months with Miss Dudley Powers in
that place. Miss Royal will not re-
turn to Richmond until tho latter part
OF the winter.
Debut Reception.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor Will be pre-
sented TO Richmond society at a very
handsome afternoon reception to DO
given by her mother. Mrs. Henry For
terrified Taylor. Jr.. on TUESDAY. No
pember rs. from 10 o'clock. at her
home. 1l0i Grove Avenue Mise TAYLOR
is ono OF very charming group Of
Sits making their debut in Richmond
this winter.
Cofiilion for SIiss Fleming.
Mrs. Warner LOWS Fleming, of 500
west Grace Street. has issued cards
Tor a cotilllon TO be given on Tuesday
css,hins, december .. at o'clock. in the
BAH room of the Masonic Temple, 1T
which AFFAIR her daughter. Miss Con-
way Christian Fleming. Will make her
FORMAL bow to Richmond society 1t
VIII De u very handsome anaIr. and
several hundred guests have been in
vited.
Reception TIL. Afternoon.
: Miss Lucille Massey VII! entertain Mt
q reception this afternoon at her home,
1907 West Grace street, in honor OF her
guests Miss Jane :stanneld, Of Atlanta
Ca. and Miss Ethel Wedge. OF Balti-
more. Guests arc invited between the
hours OF 5 and clock.
70 Attend Hunt Brcnkfnst.
Mrs. 4, T. Robinson Will leave town
On Saturday morning. TO be the guest
OF Mrs. O. o Osborne, at Springfield"
her homo near Cord onsyliic, for tho
weekend. Mrs. Robertson viii BE
among the guests present at the hunt
breakfast which will be given at
Springfield" mt 3 o'clock saturday af-
sernoon. a number Of prominent Rich
mond people attend these hunts. and
they are always very Interesting
events
Tuk-auarie.
ouarles. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w Quaries. and Woodbridge Thomas
Tuck. also of this city. took place yes
terda% afternoon at CLOCK in st
Johns Episcopal Church. Dr. X A.
Goodwin and the Rev. NJ. $. Eagle per-
and altar of the church were banked
with palms and white flowers. and a
vested choir. singing the Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengrln." preceded
the bridal party into the church.
The brides wedding gown was OF
heavy white satin, and her long tulie
veil was arranged with lilies OF the
valley. She carried a shower bouquet
of Bride roses. Mr.. Quarles gave his
daughter away. The maid OF nonor,
Miss Mamie Virginia Drumeller. wore
gown OF pale green messalinc trim
med In crystal. and carried n bouquet
OF pink chryssnthemums. 6. w. Tuck
vas his brothers best man
Misses Ruth Deane Weisiser and
Louise Lee billiard were brideSrn aids.
They were gowned IN green messaIine,
with overdresses OF white marquisette,
and carried arm bouquets Of white
chrysanthemLm The ushers included
p. ". Quarles, c. |. Robertson, A ".
Quarlcs, II. C, Clarke q. " Glover
and J. l., ouarles.
Mr. ana Mrs. Tuck left for trip TO
New York BY boat, aud will visit other
Northern places Of interest before their
return to Richmond. A reception for
the bridal party aud church choir was
given Tuesday evening At the home of
tho bride
Marriage Announced.
MIR. and Mrs. r. T. Arnold of no
North Twenty-second street. have an
nounced the marriage of their daush
ter, Willie Burnley, to Newton Cot
trell, also of this city. The ceremony
took place in Washington on Novem-
Der S. The bride wore a travelling silt
OF blue cloth. with hat and gloves to
match. and carried a bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies of the valley. After
an extended Western tour, Mr. and
Mrs. Cottrell will make their home at
az North Thirty-second street, Rich
mond
Meeting This Afternoon.
The weekly meeting OF the Equal
Suffrage League of Virginia will be
held this afternoon at o'clock at
500 East Broad Street. All members
are requested to be present. as final
arrangements will be made for the
state convention to be held December
and ..
Concerning "AIice.r
Mrs. George Wayne Anderson Will
have charge of the tickets for Alice
In WONDERLAND at the Rosemary
Library, corner Fourth and Franklin
Streets, between and 9 o'clock on
the afternoons of Friday. and Satur-
day, November 81 and rs. and or Mon
day and Tuesday afternoons of next
week. On Wednesday morning seats
may he obtained at the Academy Of
Music
So much interest has been felt in
this clever play for clever people !"
and the house will be crowded with
brilliant society audience for the oc
casion. Prominent society people are
caste for leading roles. and Will be
one of the most interesting amateur.
performances given by society people
III Richmond Tor many years.
Meeting cf Colonial DANES.
Colonial Danes of America In the