The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08

sang ASK What Thou Wilt" MIR.
Norman e. Taylor played Mendels-
tsohn's wedding march.
t The bride ware gown OF white
satin. yelled In white chiffon and ex-
auisiteiy trimmed in duchess lace and
pearls. and her bouquet was of Bride
roses In shower effect. She entered
the church with her brother, Mr.. l..
NJ, Richerson. of Harrisonburg, who
gave her in marriage. Miss Carrie
jackson Richerson was the maid OF
honor. and wore a gown of pink crepe
l de chine. The bridesmaids, Misses
Kathleen Kingsley Rackcr and Nyr-
tie Robertson Waugh. OF Lynchburg.
wore charming frocks of pink chif-
fon and silk. and carried bouquets OF
pink asters. Mr.. john g. Morris. OF
iAlbemarie county. was the best man.
| and DIR. Fontaine Hyde, OF Rock
of Roanoke. were groomsmen Mr..
A. w. Robertson and Mr.. Henry Noi-
ie3r OF RHeRa VISTA acted as nshers.
immediately following the ceremony
+ a short reception was held at the
brides home. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell were
assisted III receiving BY Mrs. C. NJ.
Richfrson, Mrs X. T, Rodgers, OF
Lexington. and Mrs. a. G.. Waugh. of
il-ynehburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell left on a late
train for trip through the North.
(which VIII include New York and At
laniic CITY, The brides going away
gown was a dark blue coat suit with
hat and gloves 70 match They will
make their home in Williamson, w.
Va, where the groom is in the rail-
read contracting business.
Among those present from out of
town Were: Miss Lucy Gwathney, OF
Richmond: Mrs. j. ~. Rodgers and
Miss katnrine Rodgers, Of Licking
ton: Mr.. ard Mrs. s. H. Hariston and
Mrs. s. s. Brooke, OF Roanoke; Mrs.
A c. Waugh and Mrs stephen Nun
day, Of Lynchburg. Mr., and Mrs
Frank Bell, Washington. ID. G.; Mr..
and Mrs. C. II. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs.
fiansford Bell, Mrs c. J. Bell and
Mr. and Mrs. G.. g. williams. OF Ra-
phfne, and Mrs. Stuart Moffette. OF
stAunton. Tuesday evening after the
rehearsal the hrida. party were en-
| iertainei ny Mrs. ". r. Paxton.
interesting Comment.
Town and Country" for last week
has the following interesting comment
TN t11s season ut sife w bite Sulphur
Springs.
Gaiety lasts at the White Sulphur
Springs OF West Virginia until there
Is truly frost ON the pumpkin and the
persinmons are ripe and the glorious
mountains are brilliant In scarlet and
gold. II has been q wonderful season
at this resort filled with the traditions
Of the South ana so beloved by many
Northerners. Afternoon germans"
luncheons. excursions. dinners, dances
and numerous supper parties are given
each day. Mr. Walter Houston Hen
derscn. OF New York. gave supper
party in the cafe tn honor of Miss
Helen Stevens, OF Richmond. daugis-
ter of Mr. George w. Stevens. presi-
dent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. There were thirty guests seated
at a large round table. The guests
afterwards attended the cottliion given
Tor TIE nsnsfit cf tire musicians
Among these present were Mrs. Thorn
ton Lewis, Cincinnati: DIR. J. Garuett
Nelson. Richmond. Va: Mr., Schuyler
Iseggett. New York: Mrs. Edward Bar
rett birmingham. Ala; Mrs. Frances
Herreshoff. New York. and others
. Other eHtart ainnients included a., az
ternoon bridge and twilight supeer a.
the Casino given hy Miss Branch, of
Hfehniena.. Il luncheon for Miss Alice
Lewis. dehutantc daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thornton Lewis. OF Cincinnati,
given hy Mrs. Garrett II. Wall, and n
dinner by Mrs. Jack" Lery. OF New
York
Baltimore Dehutsntes.
Richmond and Baltimore are SO In
+ fsssasstsls associated Ia society affairs,
that whatever Ia interesting to one
cannot fail to have some interest for
the other. Thus 1t Is that Richmond
society Is always interested In the
baltimore dehutantes. number OF
the girls who will make their debut
| III Baltimore this season hare reta-
tis4a :. In sRtehmonds az friends here
whom they have visited Ameng these
who will make their formal bow TO
society IN that time henored coming
out cotiliion OF the bachelors cIus
ON Monday. December 9Th, will be Miss
ltaNaAs taaeShter-os~ Mr.--and Mrs
Ii1nlsit -Haxali and-sister or Miss
Rose Gordon Haxali. who came out
last winter: Miss Ellen Keyser,
daughter OF MFR. and Mrs Brent Key.
ser and sister OF Miss Julian Nc
Henry keyser, who came out twa
years sgoss-. Miss ELLEN keyser was to
have come out a year ago. but owing
to the death of her grandmother. Mrs
William Keyeer, last autumn, the de-
but was put on until this coming win
ter, and Miss Katherine Lee. the
granddaughter of Mr., James McI4ans
Her sister. Miss Ethel Lee. came out
Last winter. They are daughters OF Mr..
William Lee, OF New York. Their
mother, who died some years ago, was
Miss Kitty McLane. a beauty and
belle OF her time Miss Margery
Whyte. is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. =. Clymer Whyte. Miss Whyte
has already all her cotillions engaged
and 10 bound to have good time.
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