The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

Rosaiie Moseley- Memb IS of the as
ISOLATION have worked faithfully ana
that success will crown their efforts
there Is no doubt AS the ma jority Of
the cast are children. the curtain will
Use promptly and this can be accom-
piished # ali planning to attend will
arrive on time. as late corners distract
the attention of the children and viii
not he escorted to their seats until
the first act is over. This opera Is
I being given as a means to establish
| nursery for colored children and
home for many old ''marnies.
Luncheon at Country Club.
Miss Mary Ball entertained at q
luncheon at the Country club on
Tuesday. Decorations were In yellow
chrysanthe NUNS. and covers were
laid for eight guests.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has been made of
/ the marriage of Miss Helen Mildred
Lewis Glenn. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Thomas Glenn, Of New
York, and Lieutenant Theodore Cor
don Eilyson son Of MIR. and Mrs. II
! Theodore Ellyson, of this city, which
took place in Washington on Novem-
her 18th. The bride Is we'll known In
I Richmond society, having recently
6een the guest Of Mrs. William Todd
Robins, when hotA She and Lieuten-
ant Ellygon were attendants at the
wedding OF Miss Polly Robins and
i Lieutenant Russell f5raushaw
Miss Hawcs Hostess.
The most important event in Rich
mond society today Will re the recep-
tion at which Miss Katherine Hawes
~ entertaining this evening In honor
of Mrs Frederick Douglas, of New
ark. n. j. Several hundred guests
! have been invited. and the hours are
from | to 3 O'Clock, and from TO Z.
She entertainments VIII he given. at
Miss Halves home In Ginter Park.
Prominent Visitor.
Miss Isabel rutherford, of Geor-
| gia. historian general of the L. n.
| G.. who is visit ng Mrs. Lucian Cooke
| I'm Roanoke, VIII come to Richmond
Saturday accompanied by Mrs.
Cooke, to be the guest OF Lee chap
ter for the day She will be re-
ceived at the Confederate Museum by
the regents Saturday evening at II
O'Clock, and from there will go to the
Home for Needy Confederate Women.
where she will he welcomed by the
board Of managers She Will be ten
drei a ception from to 10 o'clock
Saturday evening at Lee Camp hail.
to which the Confederate organiza-
lions OF the citv are invited.
Smitf-King.
Mrs. Viola NJ. King, Of 700 West
Marshall street. has issued Invitations
for the marriage of her daughter.
Myrtle Coleman 10 Mr.. jeremiah ".
Smith The wedding will take place
on "Wednesday afternoon. November
27th. mt 5'so o'clock at tho home of
the brides mother,
Home Wedding.
very pretty wedding TOOK place
Yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock at
the home of Mrs Halle Catlin Da-
Wis, IFS South Third street. when her
daughter, Rsbeeca Allen became the
bride az Mr. William Wingfield Mere
dith, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Meredith. of Iawrencevile, Va. The
pariors were decorated In green and
white with an improvised altar OF
ps Inns and bay trees. The mantels.
doorways and arches were draped Nth
Centenary Methodist church. perform
ea the ceremony. and Miss Mary Lewis
played the wedding march
The bride entered the parlor with
her uncle Mr. James r. Catlin, of
Danville. Va. who gave her away.
! Fine wore "a gown of white harmeuse,
/ trimmed with real lace and pearls. and
carried shaver bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Her
veil was arranged in cap effect with
sprays Of lilies ~ the valley, and she
wore. pearl ornaments. Miss Harriet
/ Elizabeth Davis was her sisters maid
4 of honor, She was gowned In green
( charmetse. and carried a bouquet Of
white roses. The bridesmaids, Misses
/ Mary virginia Sydnor and Grace NAL
4 Tory. OF IawrA ceville. wore white chif-
| fon frocks over green messal.ne. car
rying conventional bouquets OF maid
en-hair ferns. tied with green tpl
The ribbons vera held by Lucy Will
son Davis and Francis Clay Ludlam.
wearing dainty frocks of white net
with green ribbons
The best man was Ir. Bernard
Clarke Meredith. brother OF the