The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11

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VIII be his brothers best man and only
attendant. 4 small breakfast will FOL
! low for the two families only. after
! which the bride and bridegroom will
leave for a wedding journe:. On their
! return they will live al 600 North Cal
vert Street. Baltimore.
I Lewis-Lewis.
The marriage Of Frank Lewis and
Miss Susan Broaddus Lewis took
place in Salem Baptist Church. Gull
/ pepper County. December 9. The Rev
/ Stockton Cole. of Remington. orl-
c!ated. Mrs Russell Vowel wSs ma
: troh Of honor and Or. Herbert Lewis
Of Richmond. best man. The ushers
were John w. Vowel. John Lewis ana
Enoch Lewis. OF Culpeper. and Walter
Apperson. Of Richmond
I Prominent Guest.
Miss Alma Chuck was guest of honor
, at a very pretty dinner given yester-
! day evening by George ". Stevens. at
/ his home. on Floyd Avenue. and Will
/ also be entertained at a supper party
! tonight by Mr. Corley. following her
concert here Miss Gluck's recital in
Z Washington on Monday afternoon was
4 a very brilliant society event. as VIII
be the concert here tonight at the
Academy Her concert In Washington
WAS given al the National Mrs. Taft
: occupied a box and with her were
Miss Helen taft Miss Mabel BOardman,
/ Mrs. slater. Mrs. Gwynn and Mrs. Hor-
ace Westcott. Colonel Robert Thonp-
son entertained in his box Justice and
I Mrs Lurton and Mrs Horace Lur:on.
Jr Colonel Thompson. at whose home
! she has sung. also entertained MISS
! Gluck at luncheon given yesterday IN
{ Washington. prior 70 her departure for
Richmond
Mrs Mary Pace Groner. OF this city
and Mrs Hawkesworth. OF New York.
VINO are arranging Miss Gluck's con-
cert tomorrow night. recently gave
their first "Chansons Ell Crinolne" At
The Plaza Hotel in New york. The ball
/ room was crowded with a brilliant and
| fashionable audience. some Of the most
exclusive women in New York acting
as patrons for the affair.
| Society Will be out in full force to-
nigh, to welcome the singer again TO
! Richmond. ara some OF those who Will
entertain box PARTIES for the event are
Colonel and Mrs. Joseph E. willard.
George W. S;e.ens. Miss Helen stevens.
Mr. Corley and Mr. Pizzini. The au-
dience VIII be cae Of the most fash
. ionable gatherings Of the winter sea-
son. and numerous small suppers at
J private houses ard the clubs will fol-
/ low the concert
Baltimore German.
Miss MARI Drew-y was among the
| out-ef-.oun guests attending the first
Monday german in Baltimore Monday
! hight. Concerning the dance. the Bal
! Simore sun says:
Particular interest attended the first
| Monday german of the season. given
[ last night AT the Lyric. and Il proved
one of the most beautiful ever given
by the Bachelors Cotillion Club. which
| heretofore has used Lehmann's Hall for
Ks entertainments.
The first german Of each season is
| one of the important social gatherings
| Of the winter. as IL is the occasion OF
I the formal presentation OF the winters
! debutantes This years list is not as
J long as usual but IL is an unusually
I representative one. and includes some
very beautiful young women. As each
7 one entered the big ball room last
night. il va. like the triumphal entry
[ OF some young queen. for each was
escorted by fower-laden friends and
, chaperons. and all eyes turned in wei
coming admiration as these much-feted
and very charming girls made their
formal debut in Baltimore society.
: The big auditorium made a wonder
full setting for the handsomely gowned
women. and the whole scene was one
long 20 be remembered for its beauty.
The galleries were hidden behind
screens Of smilax and the bsxes were
twined with the same gariands. while
the rear promenade was arranged with
con, Portable seats and decorated with
palms as a resting place for the chap
erons and dancers. The entrance was
lined with cedars and palms. making
fragrant as well as picturesque set
ting
The stage was converted into
woodland scene. with a. background o,
woods and palms and tall candelabra
in the foreground. while the stairs
leading TO II were covered with har-
monizing white and green.
Tho boxes proved the most desirable
Dlacs. between dances and though the
governors OF the club tried 20 reserve
.bem for .the debutantes and their
cbaperons. they were too popular to
he altogether reserved. About s9J
guests were present. and many visitors
from other cities were among the
throng
After a few preliminary dances. the
cotiIiion was led by Roger Brooke HOP
kinS one Of the governors Of the club.
the others being Coiur1bu. o'Doaneli
Lee. Y Brent Teyser. Robert oliver
I,ehr CIymer whyse. Allan McL7ne.
Robert Garrett. David Stewar; Ridsely
and william F. Lrcss Jr. secretary
MEDAL Contest.
IN interesting event Of the pasA
week was q silver medal contest heio
D~ the Frances willard League IN the
IcctNe room OF the Park Place METH
odist Churh. The president OF the
woman's Temperance League Of Amer
lea. Mrs. G. NJ. Jobson. presided al the
contest. and devotional exercises were
led by the Rev. J. J. Bradford. pastor
of ;hc church. y very delightful ana
pleasing program was RENDERED. ~hich
lacludsi instrumental music By Ass
Eoscmond Rraucr and some songs ~
quartet. Miss Mary Baxter. Mrs 7. r.
Terrell J. \. Poole and W. Freeze.
accompanied by Reginald Walker.
Miss Baxter ard Miss Terrell also sang
several solos.
Contestants for the medal were
Misses Efhc Taylor Cox. Marie Gruobs.
Dorothy jerks. Bessie Carter and Bes-