The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-17

\ IA afarsnA Purcell WIN be one Of
1souD q girls 70 nslxe their debut
IIscAmond this winter Miss Pur-
y the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
4 1n1nmia l.. Purcell. OF 'sTuscawii-
Fl a. "a d . niece or Mrs. Kate
\ nants minor and Mrs. w. w
& 1TclIes. She ~ related to number
u 3 ~ most prominent families OF
e SkleAmond
Military Wedding.
Anene the notable weddings OF
& DctDber viii be that Of Miss Margaret
Ns1nDtins Kelley. OF Portsmouth, Va,
ana Major Robert Emmett Caiisn,
eommander at Fort Andrews. Ga The
Mar1iage viii take place in Ports
mouth on October 10th. and win be
= most interesting affair. with elab-
4 crate naval decorations. and large
bxiai party, most Of the men TO be
naval and military officers.
Return From Mountains.
Mrs. John ID. Clothier and son have
returned to Richmond after spending
several weeks in the mountains OF
Virginia Mrs. Clothier visited her
4jster, Mrs. Ciepmer, at Middlebrook.
md was later the guest OF her aunt,
&rM Percy 10th, in Waynesboro.
NJ. and Mrs. II. Lee Woodson. Mrs.
Lucy Goode. Miss Sarah woodscn, OF
i Richmond. and Mr.. J. Porter Mason,
~ Grimm. Ga. are motoring through
the Valley Of Virginia
u Talboe--Btggar.
An engagement Of interest to pir-
4fn1A society is that OF Miss Louise
4 nsnSmore Biggar. daughter of Mrs.
Heastc d. Biggar, OF Augusta, Ga. to
+ M. nreenyiIle Pace Talbot. Mr..
IAlbot who has been living in Au-
4 guStA for the past few years. Is a
nAtive OF Virginia, and is prominent
~ related In this State Miss Big
4 gAf 10 one of the most prominent
young women OF Augusta The mar
rage win take place in November.
~ Entertained In Roanoke.
Miss Elizabeth DarnaiI entertain
INA the Ken ok Ather club, of Roa-
4 71xkU, at her home In that city Fri
day afternoon. She was assisted by
3 4zGa Elizabeth Hairston and Miss
eAgme Jennings. and her guests were:
\ H. Johnston, Of Chicago: Miss Mar
rMrek Mayor, of Blackshurg; Miss
Margaret Waddey. OF Richmond: Miss
4 Nugenia Griffin. Of Salem, Miss Mar
94ret Smith. of Richmond: Misses
@11bbie Adamson, Katherine Cook,
Nayme Jennings. Elizabeth Hairston,
Ethel Churchill, Belinda Mitchell,
J0osphine Koehler, Ethel Jamison.
- Evans, Irene Fischer, Mrs r. j.
Andrews.
Nh. Hrnnder ia Wed.
MT& Harry Herbert Hess, OF Bethel,
GW9nss -a1as issued; invitations for the
1uAxrsA8e Of her daughter. Marie Irene,
- NJ. Thomas White Brander, for
Merly Of Richmond, now OF New
xoxk. the ceremony TO take place on
saturday afternoon, September 2sth.
81 $50 o'clock. at Maple Hill farm,
Bekhel. Conn. Mr.. Brander Is the son
ok Mrs. Thomas Brander, OF this city.
ma . brother of Mrs. William Tai
lnkerTo and Miss Lizxie Rrander.
Rtbble-Manpin.
Mfss Daisy Kent Maupin. daughter
E01 Mr.. Bascom Maupin, and DIR. w.
III Kinbie. IT.. were married on Thurs
0Ay evening at the home OF the brides
1Akher Ia Wytheviiie. The brother of
&Ae GToom, the Rev. Wallace Ribble,
% EmpCria, performed the ceremony.
DeSore the entrance OF the bridal
PARTY, Mrs. e. Lee Trinkle and Miss
Kannie May Sexton rendered appro-
Pirate musical selections, followed
Inc wedding march During Its
rendition, Masters Robert Rihble and
k&1vin Lawson entered, bearing yell
a0W ropes. WHICH formed an aisle,
through which the bridal party pass
81 First entered Mr.. w. III. Hum
phreyu and DR.. George Lawson, of
Roanoke, followed by Miss Maggie
k<tbbaA and Miss Eleanor Terry. Next
came the maid of honor. Miss En-
oAGe The gFaem was accompanied
NJ his best man, Mr.. Charles Macal-
nneAf. Lastly, the bride appeared
Mith her father. who gave her away.
The brides gown was of white crepe
mefeor over messaiine, with trim
nknxs OF real lace. and her flowers
WerD Bride roses; her veil was caught
N1th orange blossoms. The maid of
hQnor wore white crepe meteor, veil
q with chiffon. and they carried
white roses
the rooms were beautifully deco
fn9ed with goldenrod and evergreens.
xhe same color scheme being carried
0ut ~ tho arrangement of the table.
Al among those present from out of
Town were: The Rev W. A. Good
Win. Miss Kathleen Goodwin. Master
Rutherford Goodwin. DR.. and Mrs.
Fretlow, and Mrs. Ballard. of Rich
m0nd. Miss Ethel Lacy, of Black
Atpnc. the Rev. Mrs. Wallace Ribble.
~ Emporia. Mrs. Page Dame, OF Bal
stim0rc.
Interesting Engagement
ss..s nc. and AIRS. L. s. Mayors Of Char
l0e1e. ~. G.. have announced the en-
9ngement of their daughter, Miss
Nary Morgan Myers. and Mr. Harold
Cothran Dwelie, the wedding to occur
/ tn November. Miss Meyers has re-
GENTLY returned home from a trip
abroad and 1t was while at Stafford
MMrAxQn that her engagement was
xSe made known to any of her
xf1ends- On July 18th the members
~ the touring party entertained at a
auncneon that WAS supposed to be
91ven In celebration of the birthday
anniversary OF Miss Nancy Anderson.
nut Terminated in the above engage
1nGnt.
The affair which was given In the
wax charming IN every detail.
sMA4 table had been arranged In a
G0en picturesque and beautiful with
historic surroundings and trailing
sNSAeS and quantities of flowers con-
nx Of pansies. rosemary, nrignon-
and primrosea. The guests
Aeent Included Miss Myers and Miss
Maa OAtea Miss Elizabeth Cham
Ains Nancy Anderson. Miss
Afet Reese and Mrs. e. w. Stitt,
H. &nS1otte: Misses Netfie and Ham
Wysor and Elizabeth Cleveland.
nImyrA. Va, and Mrs. Elizabeth