The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
Society


dance at the Country club next Wed
ncsday evening at o'clock. A
number of the girls IN the younger
society set have been invited. and
there will be about thirty couples.
The club will be decorated In chry-
sanrhemums and autumn leaves, and
the dance will be a very attractive
affair.
wedding of Interest.
Misc Laura virginia Jenkins,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Xavier jenkins. was married to Mr..
Matthew Hale ,Dinneen. son of Mrs.
Dinneen. OF Mount Erin, Walbrook.
and the late John II. Dineen, at $3.50
O'Clock Thursday at Corpus Christi
church, Baltimore. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. John A.
smith.
The church was decorated with
palms and white flowers, In the
sanctuary were Mgr. William r. Starr
and Ress. James Il. Nolan and Louis
o'Donovan.
The bride entered the church with
her father, by whom she was given
In marriage, and was met al the
chancel by the bridegroom and his
best man, Mr. Archer Dinneen. OF
New York. Her gown was of white
and she wore tulle veil and carried
a bouquet of lilies Of the valley Miss
Eliza beth Suowdcn jenkins. was her
sisters maid Of honor. She wore
male yellow chiffon over satin and
dainty French bonnet To correspond.
Miss Eleanor Houston Dinneen, sis
ter OF the bridegroom, was brides
maid and wore white chiffon over
satin, with touches of yellow. and
white hat, and carried a bouquet
If yellow ehrysanthemnfns-
The ushers were Messrs. John II.
Dinneen, w. Talbot Jenkins. Earl
ST. John, OF New York; Lawrence
Castoon, of Chicago; Macon Hobson.
OF Richmond, Va; and Or. J. Homes
Smith. Of this city.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents.
1918 Park avenue. after which Mr..
and Mrs Dinneen left for their we'd
ding journey. On their return they
viii spend the winter at 1913 PARK
avenue, Baltimore.
Visiting Miss Stevens
Miss Eioise Waidrop, of Norfolk.
is visiting Miss Helen Stevens at her
country home. Virginia Manor" near
Natural Bridge. Va. Later Miss wal
drop will come to Richmond for sew
GfHl uAyS anu Will NC tht SASSs
Miss Elizabeth Hotchkiss.
Entertained I'm Norfolk.
Says a Norfolk exchange:
Mr. and Mrs. Westmore Wilcox en-
tertained ON Tuesd~y evening at a
mort enjoyable box party, given at
the Academy of Music to witness the
performance of "Adeline Genee," in
her wonderful ballet dances. Mr..
and Mrs. Wiicox's guest were: Miss
Ellen Glasgow, of Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs James Irede0 jenkins, ana
Miss Josephine Clarke.
Wedding Plans.
A wedding of much interest 10
Richmond society will be that OF Miss
Sarah Blow to Mr.. Charles II. Tai
bott. formerly OF Richmond. now OF
New York. which takes place next
Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock in
st Johns Episcopal church. Knox
vile. Tenn. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the Lyceun
building instead of at "Riverhend
the home OF the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs Peter f. Blow, as was orig
trinity ufaunpti- TnfSott viii pass
through Richmond Sunday en- route
IN Knoxville His attendants VII in
clude his brother, Mr.. Allen Talbot
of Richmond, as best man, and Mt
Frank J. Mccarthy. Mr.. Henry e. Car
-ington, of Richmond; Mr.. William
X Bridges. Of Charleston, w, Va. and
Mr.. Samuel Williams, of st. Louis
as groomsmen.
The ushers, Messrs. Augustus
spong. Edwin Lutz. Irwin Oliver and
Richard Blow. will give a dinner al
the Cumberland club In honor OF the
bride and groom, Mrs. John G
Duncan will entertain the bridal party
Mt dinner Tuesday evening. Miss
Blow gave a luncheon to her brides
maids at "Riverbend" yesterday. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Huyler. Mr.. and Mrs
]. b. Lindsey and Miss Humes. Of
New York, will go to Knoxville, FOL
the wedding.
Debutante Danses.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Christian, oi
204 West Franklin street, have Is
sued invitations for a small house
dance on Friday evening, December
9th. in honor of their debutante
daughter. Miss Virginia Watson Chris
tian.
Mrs William c Preston has cards
out for the debut dance of her daugh-
ter. Miss Caroline Preston. on Monday
evening, December I'd, at the Jeffer-
son hotel
Informal Luncheon.
Misc May Jones was hostess at ar
attractive little luncheon at the Coun-
Try club yesterday. Covers were laid
for eight guests
Celebrate Anniversary,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank s. Burlington
Of Highland Park. entertained delight
fully at their home on Brookland
avenue Monday evening, in honor OF
tt,ar anti p3ay fts
house was beautifully decorated ir
autumn leaves. chrysanthemums ane
potted plants. and the Northsids
orchestra played during the evening
Mr.. and Mrs Burlington were assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Henry r
Parsons and Mrs. Harry l.. Belote, Of
Norfolk. Va, and Mrs. Grace Webb
Of Highland Park. The hostess was
gownej in lavender chiffon over mes
saline with pearl trimmings, and Mrs
Parsons were pink charmeuse will
pearl trimmings and lace. Mrs, BE.
lete's gown was Of yellow chiffor
Over yellow xaessalife wifi real lace
Miss Webb wore gown of Powered
marauisette with lace trimmings. As
sisting in the dining room were Miss
Addie Harris and Miss Ruffin. The
former was gowned in cream net
made over messaline. and Miss Ruff.
fin wore a white lingerie frock. Miss
Lille Scott Harris, wearing a gown
Of Powered null over pink messaiine
served punch.
Among those present were: Mayor
end Mrs. George Bahlke, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fvengon. Mr.. and Mrs. Sublett. Mr.
and Mrs. William Sizemore. Mr. and
Mrs. Corte@ Jones, Mr.. and Mrs, W