The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-29


John Peyton Mcclure. Quests are
invited at 4:50 O'Clock. The programs
10 as follows:
Mrs Clifton Miller, soprano; Mss
Louise Sutton. contraito; MI Ralph
Ludwig, tenor; Mr.. c. J. finder, bass;
Professor j. l.. Gaibraith, ACCOM-
PIANIST
/. Anne Laurie .......... Quartette
Q. (a) Mother o. Mine -. Duet
(b) The Dream $3.50. tIIohr)
Mr.. finder.
Q. ta) Am wearin' Away. Jean.
tFoot)
tb) I Love You Truly tBond)
Miss Sutton.
4. The Magic of Thy Voice.
Mr.. Ludwig.
5. ta) The View ...... CHelmund)
(b) Just aIWearyfng Fer You.
tbonoy
Mrs. Miller.
g. silver Threads Among the Gold.
Mr.. finder.
7. Her Bright Smile Haunts Me still.
Miss Sutton.
Q. Last Rose O. summer.
Mr.. Ludwig.
.. Ben Bolt ..........~- tRncass)
Mrs. Miller.
10. Finale. The Old Folks at Home
Quartette.
Kings DAuahtsrs.
st. Johns circle Of the Kings
Daughters will meet on Monday af-
ternoon. December seth, at o'clock.
with Miss Nellie Payne. at the Home
fer Incurables. The members are
asked to remember the usual custom
Of taking some del!cacy for the In
mates Of the home.
The Cuss4s Of Relatives Here.
Mr.. and Mrs Harswell Taylor. OF
New Britain. Connecticut, are visiting
Mrs. Tayiors parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Clarke. Mr.. Stanley Clarke. OF
tho University Of Virginia, In also
spending the holidays with his parents.
Msstlne u the Homo for Ineurablss.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
board Of managers OF the Virginia
Home for Incurahies viii be held at the
home on Thursday morning at IL
o'clock.
OF Interest Hero.
Says q Norfolk paper:
Lieutenant Harold Cook entertained
last week at beautiful dinner on
the U. 8. s. Vermont. The decora-
tons carried out the Christmas colors
Of red and green and were red roses,
smilax and holly. Mrs. Chauncey
6hackford was chaperonc. and others
present were Miss Dorothy Frame. Miss
Carrie Weight. Misses Margaret and
Josephine wrenn. Lieutenant kibbee
and the wardroom ofYicers of the ship.
eeott-Wrisht.
A wedding OF interest to all Virginia
society was that Of Miss Charlotte
Barnes Wright. daughter Of Judge and
Mrs. T. r. b Wright. OF Tappahannock
county. and DR.. Frank Garrett Scott
son OF Reverend and Mrs. r. Y. Scott.
Of Petersburg. The ceremony was
performed at 8 o'clock on Saturday
evening. in Ct. Johns church. Tap
pahannock. the Rev. r. W. Scott, father
OF the groom. officiating. assisted by the
Rev. william Nelson Meade. The
church was decorated in Christmas
flowers and cathedral candles. The
maid Of honor, Miss Jeanette CretEh
Wright, sister Of the bride. wore pink
charmeuse. yelled in Dresden chiffon,
and carried deep pink sweetpeas The
bridesmaids, Misses Margaret Della
Wright, Ella Nalle Scott. Rena oiaze-
brook. Hanaie Glazebrook, Margaret
Corneiia Ware, and Mary Hale AT
buckle, wore dresses Of pink satin. VEIL
pink carnations. The brides gown was
OF white duchess satin and princess
lace. She wore tuile veil. arranged
with orange blossoms. and her now
ers were a shower bouquet OF lilies
OF the valley. She wore her grand
mothers pearl necklace. The groom
vas attended by his brother. James
Scott. rs best man. and his grooms-
men were: Messrs Theodore Scott, Her
bert Scott, T. r. B. Wright, Jr, VIII
liam Alfred Wright. John Sidney Har-
rison, Green Shackelford. Peyton
Young and Charles Sale. A beautiful
reception followed the ceremony. and
holiday decorations prevailed in the
house. The brides cake was served
an an old silver platter. which has
been In Mrs. wrtgnrs family for sen-
erations. After a wedding trip In the
North, DR. and Mrs, Scott will be al
home In Orange. Virginia.
Judge and Mrs Wright entertained
the bridal party at an old fash'oned
dinner on Friday evening. Out-of-
town guests for the wedding We're:
Rev. and Mrs. F. Y. Scott. Miss Ellen
Scott, Miss Matte Denny, Of Peters
burg: Messrs. James Scott. Theodore
Scott and Herbert Scott. of ORANGE
Doctor John Sidney Harrison. Of Elm
City. North Carolina: NJ. Green smack
elford, Of Orange: Mrs. John Dew. Mr..
william 8. Words, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davis, Misses Tayloe. Misses Beverley.
Mr.. e, T. Howard. Mr.. Edwin Grimsley
Miss Alice Exall. and Mrs. William
Whittet.
Mr.. and M~s. Eagiencid Here.
M. and Mrs. Robert Davy Eagle
ncid. OF Indianapolis. who spent
CHRISTMAS with Mr.. and Mrs Haekins
Hobson, OF Mt Airy. I'm Powhatan
county. were the guests Of friends In
Richmond yesterday. en- route to
their home in Indiana.
Entertainments Last Week.
Miss Grace Sneed Gillian. OF West
avenue, was the hostess Friday at
ternoon from to 8 o'clock OF q
most attractive Christmas tea. her
guests Of honor being Miss Berta
Michaux. OF Powhatan. and Miss
Emily Wadleigh. Of Philadelphia. The
house was charminEfy arranged
throughout IN Christmas evergreens.
Ths stairways were twined with
cedar, and the dcorways and windows
hung with the same graceful green.
Holly was maSsed eTectively In jars
snd vases and Christmas bells were
hung through the rooms. The CEN
terpiece IN the dining room was 4
beautiful basket OF poinsettias and
ferns, fianked with antiqus brass can
dl~sticks with crimson shades
Miss Gillian received with her
honor guests. Che was assisted In
ths lintng reen ~ lissss Adelaide
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