The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-13

TAYLOR, assisted in receiving the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. clothier received with the
guests OF honor in the reception room.
which was arranged with pink flowers
and autumn ieavea
Some Of those present were Misses
Fanny Scott. L. Miller, Elizabeth Sell
den. Mary Watkins. Eugene Taylor.
Martha Purcell. Louise Hunter. Aston
Drake, Katherine Hagan. Emma Con-
quest, Mildred and Virginia Grice, Aus
tin Bertrand. Prentiss. Mary Meek.
Margaret Christian. Charlotte Jones.
Elizabeth Taylor. Josephine Clarke
Katherine Gum. Gertrude Carter. Dor
othy Leftwich. Messrs. John Howe.
Stuart Leake. Edmund Berkeley, Wal
ter Leake. ~. w. Bowe. John u. Blair.
Jr.. Wallace Bianton. David Payne,
Kent Rawley. Harold Threadcraft.
Randol Hagner. Holt Page, William
Rean, Henry Staples. ". Hoppe. Egg
Der. Gales. Randolph Cardoaa, John
Miller r pratt, James and Robert Au-
sust.ne. James Patton. f'itzhugh white,
Braxton Bryan. Thomas Jones. Dupont
Gelzer. Marbury Taylor. and others.
Pretty Lanehess.
Pink roses and pink shaded lights
decorated the luncheon table at the
Country Club yesterday. when Mrs, 70
ward W. Grice. Of 500 w. Franklin ST..
entertained In honor Of her two daugn-
ters, Misses Mildred and Virginia
.;rice, who are also debutartes of the
season. A mound OF pink roses was
used as centrepiece for the table. and
pink silk roses filled with bonbons
marked the places OF the guests pres
emit. Mrs. Edward F. Dunlop. OF Ear-
risburg, Pa, assisted Mrs. Grice and
her daughters in receiving. Mrs. Grice
wore q gown OF Kings blue charneuse
with a black and white hat and MIS-
Dunlop was gowned in gray charmeuse
with a hot Of the Same shade. MISS
Virginia Grice wore gown Of gold
and bronze silk with orchids and pink
roses. and Miss Mildred Grsce wore a
gown Of light gray charmerse with 4
corsage bouquet of lilies OF the valley
and orchids.
Those present were Mrs. George Ma
son, Mrs. Stuart Bowe. Misses Aston
Drake, Dallas Lee. Mary Meek, Eliza
beth Eaches. Caroline Preston. jose
phlne Clarke. Martha Purcell Virginia
Christian, Eliza beth Clemmer and Eliza
Christian.
Charity Opera.
I, is interesting TO note the various
charities Of the United States that have
benefited By the production OF The
House That Jack Built" The opera
is the product Of two women-Alice {.
d. Riley, the librettist. ana Jessie L.
Gaynor, the composer OF the music The
opera il in two big acts. each act ricn
and picturesque in musical effects. Inc
costumes are attractive, the best sing
.rs in the city are numbered IN the
cast. attractive dances. tuneful music
and a gorgeous stage picture promises
n make this Mother Goose opera the
even, OF the year. both rnu2icaily ana
socially.
Rehearaals are progressing enthusf'
asttcally, ard the names OF some OK Inc
groups Of little girls who are aoolns
their talent must no: be forgotten
Fairies play an important part In the
discovery Of THE House.. ana are 10
he Frances Roseboro. Catherine Braun
s,rir Avis Addison. Lois Hillsman.
elizabeth B,aunstrim. Sarah caperton'
f.ayinia. Hillsman. Mary Clifford Caper-
ton. RosabeIie Brady. Josephine Blair.
E-Iorence Hawkins, Lucille Coleman and
Jane Libby.
~,.x.at.Hone whist Clnb.
The S,ay-at-Hone Whist Club mes
on Monday evening at the home Oh
Mrs. c. c. Chaplin. s22 Floyd avenue
There were three tables engaged. ana
the top score was shared oy MI. anu
Ms a P. Wilmer and Nrs. Bland
s smith and Miss Sue Gordon. The
club will meet as usual next Mon
dav evening at the home of Mrs. Bland
Spo.tswood smith 2ol East Grace
Street
lnterestiAG AusSeol.
An Interesting event In musical
circles here to be given in the Laurel
street Methodist Church will be
musical ON Tuesday evening, Sovem-
benz 10. A program OF unusual eiso-
orafeness has been arranged and the
fredericksburg Quartet will furnish
the music. Mrs Maggie Bryant Dun
nayaut win 1ecite several selections
ana other numbers OF interest may
be added All interested are cordially
invited to attend
AnAesUoo-Dsae0ot
Union station Methodist Church was
the scene Of . pretty wedding last
nient, when Miss Viola Augusta Dia-
cont became the bride Of william
BRIGHT Anderson. The ceremony was
performed By the Rev. r. B. McSpar-
ran. assisted by DIR. W. II. Edwards.
pastor Of the church. The church was
decorated In palms, Southern smilax
and chrysanthemumo. and the music
vas In charge Of Mis- Alma Cosby.
assisted BY Miss Annie Louise Rein
hardt. violinist- An elaborate must
cal program was rendered while the
guests were resembling, and Tam
hauser's Evening scar" was played
very softly during the ceremony.
The bride entered The church with
hnr father, who also save her In mar
asee. She wore IN imported lscs
robe made over heavy white satin
end trimmed in pearls, and her long
tulls veil was arranged In . Normandy
xap and was caught WITH sprays Of
uliee Of the valley. She carried
shcwer bouquet Of lilies. Mrs. Francis
BLACKWELL Mcsparran, OF Hampton. was
her sisters matron Of honor. She was
sovued In white crepe de chine finish
= wssn yellow os&in ana carries . yell
sow shephsrdess hat 6lleA with yellow
roses. John c. 0ooAe IVES the groom's
o0Ot 0oa
ygaupeo Alice Earn Dgauss. 81 thie
.ity, ana AAlis IAvrsaes Wtsoen. OF