The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-12

Colonns. Miss Helen Rose with Mr.,
ID. f. White. Miss Grace Cnttreli with
Mr.. 8 F. White. Miss Mildred Lefew
with Mr. @. Ancarrow. Miss Leila
Cottrcll with Mr.. 6. ". Raur. Miss
Emily Wade with Mr. L. Justice, Miss
Elise Smith with Mr.. W. A. Simpson.
Miss Marion wallace with Mr., G. Nc
Laughlin. Miss Vaughan. Of Franklin.
VA, with Mr.. W. Dabney and Miss
shepard, with Mr.. James Shepard
The chaperons were MIR. and Mrs
n. l. Massey. Mrs G.. W. Harwood
and Mrs. A NJ Roy. The stays in
cluded Messrs II. Serpcn X. G.. An
carrow. c. II. wtnfree and G. s. Tay-
Ter.
The announcement OF the enrag e-
rHeni of Mrs. James y. Whitehead, of
Atlanta, Ga. Ia MIR Garlic Boyd, of
New York. is Of great interest In Rich
mond society. Mrs. Whitehead has
spent much time in Richmond. and
has entertained extensively at her
home I'm Atlanta, where Mrs. Egbert
Leigh, Jrs. Of this city, has visited
her. The engagement was announced
Mt dinner given by Mr. and Mrs
John X. 0ttiey in Atlanta. The table,
n horseshoe design. was decorated In
pink roses and valley lilies, plaeaus
u these flowers being placed at In
tsrvals down the length of the table
with high centerpiece Of pink ram
bier roses Pink shades on the can
dlestieks and placeparfs decorated In
garlands Of pink roses and valley
lilies harmonized with the floral dec
arations
Mrs. ottiey wore rose coiored satin
dinner gown with draperies of chif-
ION. Mrs. Whitehead was gowned in
pink satin, yelled in lace with crystal
garniture.
The wedding will take place in
June, and Mr.. Boyd and his bride
will go abroad for several months.
Mayo--Ha rrison.
Miss Isabella Richie Harrison, of
Brandon. Va. and Mr. Stephen Deea-
tur MAYO, Of Norfolk. Va. were quiet
~ married Wednesday at high noon
Mt the home If Mr. and Mrs Robert
r. Harrison on East Charlton street.
Savannah. Ga. The Rev ". G. Pick
ard, =. d. pastor of the First Rap
list church. Performed the ceremony.
On account of recent bereave-
n1ent in the family of the bride the
marriage was very quiet only the
members of the two immediate faini-
lies and "a few very close friends
were invited. There were no attend
ants. The bride was given in mar
rsage by her brother. Mr. w. II. Har-
risnn. The ceremony was marked
with simplicity and dignity.
Among the more prominent people
present were Captain Wyndham Mayo,
father OF the groom, and the lat
ter's sister. Mrs. Cutting. both OF
Norfolk, Mrs. Randolph Cnyler. of
Brandon. sister of the bride: Mrs T..
6. Stiles and Miss Guile Stiles. Of
Malone; Mr.. Frank Wilcox. OF Nor
folk; MIR. otway Byrd OF Upper
Brandon; Mrs. r. G. Barrett and
Mrs. Lawrere Dillingham;. of Phila~
ston and Dr. and Mrs, Edward Adams,
If Columbia.
About the kirress.
While the dances and specialties of
the Kirmess will be very attractive
they viii be no means be the only
attraction. There Will he prettilv de-
corated booths and flower stands In
charge of the following women. To-
hacco booth. Mrs j. G. Richardson,
Linwood Antrim. Mrs. Granville
Valentine. Mrs. w. ri. SadIer; flower
booth, Mrs. John Skelton Williams.
Miss Basby. Miss Lucy Parke Tay-
Tor; ice cream and cake booth, Mrs.
p, j. White. Mrs. u. A. Brown. Mrs.
Harvey isFesrE asseS sfrtsks booth.
Mrs. b. A. Blenner. Mrs, W. r. Naw-
ter and Mrs. C. f. Sydnor.
The taranteiia dance viii be chap
eroned by Mrs Augustine Royall, Mrs
Ernest Weisiger and Mrs. Joseph
dsnce win he: Misses DE Graffenreid
Robertson. Alice Ingram, JAMIE Rob-
ertson. Mary Walden, Ellen Smith.
Sadie VERIFY. Margaret Folge. Eliza
ingram, Meta Randolph. Marguerite
eusriss, ;.sarteia tsrepShaw, Kathar-
'sns Harvey. .'ae'" $50, r
Messrs, George Tompkins.. Little
page Ingram. Madison Macon. A. Ro-
land kershaw. Francis NJ. French. Ed
ward Dunford. William Norneet, Fem
ION Jacobs, William Sydnor, Clay
,o- VERIFY. A. Royal Turpin. Ray.
mcnd Massey.
Artistic posters, the work Of Miss
Adele Clark, ono of the most talented
"a artists In the city. are on display
about town. They depict a saa|cang
Greek girl in the ancient Greek color
ing. terra Gotta and black. and are
most creditable works OF art.
D. A. r. Meeting.
Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters
os the American Revolution. will meet
this afternoon a; o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs, d. T. Williams. 1918
Park avenue. An interesting literary
program has been arranged for the
meeting. Including an address by Hon.
Richard Evelyn Byrd.
Dance for Richmond Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Southgate Lennon
,save . prettily arranged dinner dance
"Wednesday evening at their home on
West I.anvaie street. Baltimore. for
Miss Camilla Wexford and Miss Fan
ny Scott. OF Richmond. who are Wis
iting Miss Elizabeth Herbert Lem
mon. The guests were seated at small
tables decorated with pink sweet peas
and pink shaded lights. and an or
rhestra played during the dinner and
for the dance that followed.
The guesL were. Miss Elanor L.
Carey. Miss Eliza Laurence Hoffman
Mias Mary Carroll Frick. Miss Fran
- Imogen yanderpoel, Miss Eleanor
Tunstaii. Miss Rose Gordon Hax-
& Is Nias Louise H House. Miss Eiix-