The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-23

where the groom formerly lived. The
wedding march will be played by Miss
/ Annie May Arnold. of Bessie Tilt Col
lege, Forsyth, Ga, who Will render
short piano program before the GER
emony.
/ The house VIII be decorated with
! a profusion OF native Christmas
greens. including holly. mistletoe. mag
nolia and orange boughs and masses
OF palmetto leaves. The bride will
/ wear. Il hand made white lingerie
gown. and will have as her only at
tendant, Miss Anna Parker. Of Amer
I icus, Ga. Mr.. John NJ. Ralston. of
J Brunswick, Ca, will be the best man.
Mr.. Iatimer and his bride had plan
ned 4 trip to Richmond. but, owing
TO important business matters 1t was
postponed until some time later. and
the young couple will go to Jackson
Vile at once.
! Dinner for Miss caches.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hyatt Wight
have issued invitations for a dinner
to be given at their residence, 1902
North Charles street, in Baltimore. on
Monday evening, January %. before
the fourth german Of the Bachelors
Cotiliion Club, at which the guest OF
honor will be Mrs. Wisht's niece. Miss
Katherine caches. OF Richmond.
Prominent Engagement.
/ The engagement has just been an
nounced of Miss Josephine Conrad,
daughter OF Mr.. William G. Conrad,
to Mr.. Guilbank Twigg. The wedding
will take place on January 8. at
Montana Hail." the handsome es-
] tate of the brides father, near White
Post. Clarke county. Va. The BRIDE
elect belongs to a prominent family
and is a charming young girl. Mr..
! Twigg who Is native of New YORK,
recently purchased the Leeds
Manor estate in Fauauier county.
A house party will be entertained at
Montana Hall for the holidays and
among the guests will be Misses Enid
and Erma Shaw, daughters of the
former Secretary of the Treasury,
who VIII be bridesmaids at the we'd
ding. The wedding will be a brilliant
affair. and Will be attended by many
prominent guests from a distance.
Bridge Tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ii. Harvie made
! top score on Thursday evening at
the bridge tournament at the Wo-
| mans Club. There were fourteen
tables. 1t was the third tournament
| of this season, and was followed by
| delightful collation..
Country Club Attractive.
/ Holly. heavily laden with bright
| berries, mistetoe and Christmas bells
have been used to decorate the Coun-
| try Club for the holidays. and the
result is thoroughly charming. These
| Christmas decorations will form the
| setting for two very pretty dinners
this evening, when Mrs. L. A. Cary
will entertain a party OF thirty-two
In honor of her debutante daughter,
Miss Cary. and Mrs, Frank Powers
win give small dinner for her sis
ter Mrs. James Brown Potter. The
tables will be arranged with vases
of Richmond roses and crimson shad-
ed lights.
At the Woman's Club.
There Is no program for next Mon
day afternoon at the Wonrttn's Club
az the club will be closed for tht
| holidays. On the afternoon OF Jan
uary l.. Miss Maria Blair. who has
| frequently been heard with pleasure
| by the club members will deliver s
| lecture.
NIerrlit11-Tignor.
An attractive marriage was solom
, nized Wednesday morning at 81
North Twenty sixth street. the con
tracing parties being Mr.. Owen Dan
!, gerfeld Meredith and Miss Eva Ma.
Tignor. The ceremony was perform
| ed by the Rev. Q. q. Soyars. paste
of East End Baptist church. I'm
I mediately after the ceremony TIL
bride and groom left on their honey
moon. The couNe will reside IL
Richmond.
Lane-Hardy.
A very pretty marriage took plac'
Wednesday evening IN the parlor o
Rev. B. O.. Soyars. pastor of Eas
End Baptist church, when Miss Min
ME Lee Hardy and Mrs. James I
Lane wore married. Mr.. Willie A
G.. Jones acted as best man. Mr.. an
Mrs Lane will make their home i
Richmond.
Personals.
Miss Emma Gray White will spen
ii part of the holidays in Norfol
with her cousin. Miss Susie saugh
/ ter.
Mr.. r. ". Elicit has gone to Al
lanta to spend Christmas with hi
daughter, Mrs Dunbar Roy.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Steele. VIII,
are now living in Norfolk. Will spen
the holidays in baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j.. Richardson
formerly Of this city, but now OF AT