The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
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Ysl1sw ana white chrysanthemums
ma autumn leaves decorated the
Country club last night for the dance
xfrxn By the Chi Phi fraternity. which
n holding it, national convention in
Richmond this week. The dance was
: very handsome AFFAIR. and buffet
oupper was served at midnight In
4Ae snAfn dining feefn Of the eaabE
Tha chAperons werei Mrs, Granville
Valentine. Mrs. A b. Guigon, Mrs.
Luc.us Cary, Mrs r. Carter Scott,
Mra Stewart Jones and Mrs. Mary
De Witt Adams. There were about
ae5 guesta.
The girls invited were: Misses Lora
Crump, Mamie Smith. Of Chapel Hill,
~ c.; Fanny Miller, Nora Randolph.
Rosalie Valentine Dallas Lee, LII
Han Watson. Emma Conquest, Lena
Miller, Virginia Chesterman. Emma
Gray white, Aston Drake. Camilla
Wexford. Della Davenport. Fanny
Scott, Elsie Lindsey. Lucy Ford
workman. Katharine caches. Elixa-
beth caches. Josephine Elicit. Vir-
sinia whiteley. Edith Donnan,
Dorothy Christian and Mary Ainslte
Affairs of Today.
The FIRST OF the debut dances this
season win be given this evening at
the Jefferson hotel. when Mrs. James
Hayes will entertain at a handsome
cotiiion, in honor of her grand
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Travers
caches. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewing Eaches Several hundred OF
the unmarried set are included In the
Invitations and there are number
of prominent out-of-town guests In
the city for the affair Miss caches
In one OF the most prominent girls In
Richmond. and her introduction to
society this evening is an event OF
great interest.
ing at reception this afternoon
from s to o'clock at her home on
West Franklin street. The reception
is given in honor OF Mrs. Blair's guest.
Mrs Philip A. Small, of York. Pa.
Another attractive affair of today
Ia the card party Miss Mary Bertrand
Is giving this afternoon at her home
In West avenue, the guests 10 In
eiude the debutantes OF the season.
Miss Bayns WEEDS.
The Washington Herald OF ycster-
day contains the following item OF
much interest to Richmond society:
ST. Thomas church was the scene
Of brilliant naval wedding yesterday
afternoon. when Miss Harriet Add.
son Bayne. daughter OF Mrs. Johr
Wsart Baync. and Lieutenant Guy
wilkinson Stuart Castle. u. s. N.
were married The church. which
was beautifully decorated with South
La ~A III .N -.
themums. tied with mauve RIBBONS
was crowded with the many friend
Of the bride and groom and tnell
relatives.
The bride. preceded by her larg,
bridal party. entered the church es
corted by her brother, DR.. Brecken
ridge Bayne. who gave her away. Sh,
wore an exquisite gown of ivory SAITH
made with a fun court train. elabo
rateiy trimmed on the bodice ant
sleeves with rose point and duchess,
lace. The skirt, which was draped
was caught here and there with cius
tors of orange blossoms. Her tuli,
veil was arranged in a cap effect, with
orange blossoms and strands Of pearl
across the back. and she carried Z
shower bouquet OF orchids and lille
OF the valley. Her only ornamen
was a handsome circlet OF diamonds
a wedding gift.
Miss Louise Bayne, sister Of tn,
bride. was maid OF honor. She wort
mauve eharmeuse, with panniers OF
chiffon of the same shade and with
touches of point lace on the sleeve.
and bodice. She also wore a mauv,
plush hat, trimmed with a shaded
mauve plume and cluster of mauv'
orchids on the wide hrim, and car,
rfAd n houauef ~ orchids
The bridesmaids. Miss Mary Bayne
C. Eo- York: Miss Julia Addison
of Stamford. Conn: Miss Cornell:
Clagett OF indianapolis. Ind, and
Miss Valerie Padelford, Miss Am
Lomax. Miss Marguerite Williams am
Miss Dorothy Anderson. all of Wash
ington. wore lovely gowns of mauv,
charmsuse, made with draped skirt
and pieated chiffon bodices, trimmed
with Swallowed lace and scarf eff
feet Of white shadow lace caught a
the shoulders and falling nearly Il
the waist The mauve plush hats. O
mushroom design, were trimmed witt
narrow fur bands and orchids. The,
carried mauve chrysanthemums
The bridegroom wore his full uni
form. as did his best man. Lieutenan
r. Fl. Poteet. u. 8. NJ, and his
ushers. Lieutenants w. w Gaibraith
Adolphus Andrews, q, r. Neal. HoIli,
Cooley. John T. Towers. d. w. Bag
ley. r. L. Walker and Professor Pau
Dashiell, all OF the navy.
Following the church ceremony q
large reception was held a,
Rauscher's. Palms. ferns and baskets
OF pink roses formed the decorations
and a string orchestra played
throughout the afternoon, and the
younger set danced in the large ball.
room
Mrs. Bayne. mother of the bride
received her guests In The small ball
room. She wore black charmeuse
trimmed with Jet. and small black
hat trimmed with bird OF paradise
Mrs Breckenridge. sister-in-law of
the bride. was dressed in pink char
meuse. and she wore large black
hat trimmed with plumes. Mrs.
David ID. Tenant. sister OF the BRIDE
groom, wore black charmeuse and
mauve hat, trimmed with plumes
Among those from out OF town AT
the wedding were: Mrs. Frederick @.
Castle and Lieutenant Castle, of West
Poina n. T., mother and brother
Of the bridegroom: Mrs w. A. NJ
Fuller. Of philadelphia; Mira Fred
erick r. Wallace. of Haverford Pa, ;
Isr and M~s. Howard Tsayre, OF Nesg
York. and Mrs. John r.. Ciagget,. OF
Ir6ta ,apclis
Later In the afternoon Lieutenant
and Mrs Castle left Washlngton on
their wedding trip and unon their re-