The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
Society


" shtf a..sts isc,uaeu x2s OF the prom
s x1s.4.s married Women Of hiehmond.
4 The decorations Nv isatcnfe ntie un-
An n@assa.as san ss-a ana e.AecaNe, caFrsHs
Y f,t.4 ]. decorative scheme OF pink anu
y HrSssi 4 he rceening party stood In
the mont drawing fooiu, ana ifnn1e-
Il xtsaltis LtaAnu Them were group OF
u twsl tasnas and "a screen al oid iash-
1ur4eu r.aslssiene loses. i ne doorway
ana wansluW ledGes we're draped WIN
essasas.A. and bss ksts of pink azaleas
Il we're t.aced on the nlanteis and on
Ntasa&lS a1,vut the room. In the BACK
oYas sns room, Wall pockets OF pink
II rNscs nrre graz efuiiy caught at inter-
Mas III the orapery of sini!ax he
n taaix. in the dining room was covered
WIKI a trGelsis woIk Of sybllax and PINK
roses ana sweet peas, bordaE3ng the
Z lace eentrapiete. taa Chinese bask-
et, sas5ed with pink roses, was ar
faESeu in the centre OF the table, -Four
smaller baskets OF pink roses and
y sweet peas. ard with big bows OF pink
Z tame, we're suspended above the Ia
bic from the ceiling. The dining room
!. was decorated entirely in green, hol-
lrwca birch logs, illed with ferns and
vines. being used on the mantel
In ,he receiving party were Mrs
Cuy, her mother, Mrs. a. G. john
n &esNs MIS- Is hssNF EshtR sssiY asa'6 sMhs'~
n. s. Tuck Mrs. Guy wore gown
~ ahits satin with an overdress OF
white chiffon. and carried a bouquet
ar American Beauty roses. Mrs. john
son MAS goanen in black charneuse
nssd her flowers were orchids. Assist
Ing The hostess in entertaining were
Mrs. e. s. Hoadicy. Mrs. +. 7. Crump,
Mrs. Wythe Talley, Mrs. Paul w.
Howie. Miss Sally Deane and Miss
Myra Jones.
Theatre Parties.
smart society viii fiil the boxes and
viii ae nucn in esiaence In me or
xfiestla al tus Academy TINS evening.
fa $50 aasude ADAMS IN "LI,antecier.
mr. ana airs. Thomas Nelson carter
viii give large pox parry. their
gGssas numbering about foriy. Mrs
1ssI4An Al. VI ise witt entertain at II
SiIaAner, and wai afterwards carry her
guests 10 the theatre, where they VIII
sxsccassy "a BOX. Ar. Lee Valentine win
Atao give box party.
mrs. Laary IA California.
SAYS n sian francesca, lat, eN-
1ha4sse OF recent date:
Mrs. Nora furceil Leary. OF Rich
sfstfzla, H., IL visiting heT daughter,
Mrs H. iaasketh Derby, al her Steiner
klaets1 home.
Numerous small affairs haze been
given IN compliment to Mrs, LeaTy,
ana on ~ euuesoay. January 81. Mrs.
DsrEy VITA pe the hoz.ess 1T "a tea In
her ilonor. Mts. Derry was Miss
Nora l~sttry. af9e OF the nelles of Rich
nsond- before her marriage to the
popular eaueman last spring.
Wedding Of Much Interest.
Old 81 Anne's Protestant Episcopal
church, at Annapolis. Md, Was the
scene Of a pretty wedding at clock
] "Wednesday evening. when Miss Doro-
4 thy kinkaid. daughter ~ Captain.
Thomas W. kInbaid. e. :. n. ana
Mira. kinkaid, Ut Annapolis. became
tl1e vile OF Lieut.. Husband r.. KIM
mel The ceremony WAS performer by
Rey. Dr. Joseph T. MeComas. rector
III the church. A large number OF
relatives and friends OF the young
couple was present, admission being
bs card.
The brides gown was Of white satin,
and she carried lilies Of the valley and
orchias. She was given In marriage
by her father. The maid of honor
VAS aiiss Mary Hope, of Portsmouth.
Va. who wore pale green broadcloth
ana carried American Beauty roses.
There were six bridesmaids: Misses
Laura Montgomery and Laura Steel,
Of Annapolis. Miss Jessie Wiilets. OF
Washington. Miss Kinmel. sister of
the bridegroom; Miss Mary Maupin
and Miss kosaIle Langhorne or Ports
mouth. VIA. All were attired in white
broadeioth AL carried violets and
Terms. The best man was Lieut.. C1ar-
.ence a. Richards. a classmate of the
bridegroom.
Following the ceremony reception
was held al the residence OF the
brides parents. 2ig Hanover street
Lieutenant kimmei graduated from
ItI H. s&f.
1904. He WAS appointed from Ken
fucky. his native State.
Dance This Evening.
Nd The Junior German Club will give
dance ina the Masonic Temple this
evening at . O'Clock. The several
dances that have been given by this
club this winter have been Very de-
1ightful affairs, and the dance this
evening viii he quite an event among
the younger society girls and men.
Reception i'm stanton.
Mrs. w. p. Tams, of stanton. a
sister Of Mrs. Harry Frazier. is Civ
ing big reception at her home i'm
Staantnn this evening. Mrs. Frazier
kssx gene To stanton To assist her
fsis1er IN receiving as has Mrs. Lloyd
Freeman, OF Norfolk.
Postpone kirine>s Meeting.
n 1he meeting Of the Kirmess organ
ss.s - kssssss sss,ssasss.sssss sssssss 50
day until next Friday. February ..
when it will be held at ~ O'Clock ia
room OF the jefferson.
Invitations Received.
Invitations have been received here
from AR. and Mrs Robert Norman
Il fur trg wrJf1ligig reception of their sis
ter, Miss Mary Nitherspoon Moor
man, ana MIR. Allen Sherrod Cults ON
Thursday evening. February 10, at 8
oseloek. at 1890 Senate street. Column
Bis. s. G.
ass 49, MdxS Nsrfn.- sssa.- Ss. GU. &,
4 navy Wedding Of interest was
that u Miss Ethel Norton, daughter
~ Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Norton. and
ENSIGN Michael Arthur Leahy, e. y.
nj. la New orb Tuesday. When the
bride and bridegroom left the church
+ they passed under AN arch of crossed
kassArs held by the attendants. The
+ friae who WAS given away by her
1 father. wore q gown OF white satin,
trim med with brussels lave was fas-
tened with sprig of orange bios
s5sns and she carried a bouquet of
roses and lilies OF the valley. Miss
lharsutta Wales. who was her only
GtteHdant. wore a gown OF pink satin
vt5ied with pink chiffon, and carried
an arm bouquet of Killarney roses.
Ensign, Franklin r. conger was best
i rqani and the issf.err, all OF whom were
classmates Of the bridegroom al An
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