The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28

the brides dame of honor will be
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70" and she Will carry shower
bouquet of yellow roses. Edgar Nash,
father of the bridegroom. will be best
man.
Sophia Nash. sister of the groom; Miss
Augusta Maupin and Miss Mary Hope
Their gowns arc of yellow satin
trimmed In duh gold lace. and they
ferns. The grooinsmen Will be Frank
Dewey, Thomas Nash and Revcrdy
Jones, and the ushers Will include A.
W.T. TsaR Wia agaT a Masa 'r lack Ro Sasb
and F"tzhugh Lee Hudgins. Tho brides
g fits to her maid and inetron OF honor
are silver pencils and silver slipper
groom will give his groomBmen and
ushers gold suckp!ns.
Mr.. Nash and his bride will leave
Immediately after the ceremony for IL
southern wedding trip. Spending. somo
crn resorts before their return. The
bride entertained the bridal party last
night at her home. following the re-
hears,l Mt tho church.
Miss Lee Entertained.
Misses Helen Gray Watson and
Lillian Watson will give an Informal
tea this afternoon at their home on
West Grace Street. from to 9 o'clock
The affair IL in honor OF Miss Mary
Lee. OF Baltimore, who Is guest OF
the aiisses Watson. Bowls OF pink
sweet peas Will decorate the parlors
and silver vase of the same flowers
Rosalie Valentine viii be at the punch
bowl. and about forty girls have been
asked to meet Miss Lee
Tho Misses Watson have recently
returned from Baltimore. where they
were the gueste Of Miss Lee for sew
eral weeks.
Studio Tea.
Quantities Of pink roses and shaded
candles will decorate the studio OF
quincy Cole this afternoon. from TO
I o'cl 'ck, when he Will DO at home
with his sister, Mrs. Charles +. Cole
in honor of Miss Cora Winston. OF 81.
Paul. MINI. Miss Winston Is a guest
, OF Mrs. H. p. Taylor, at l10i Grove
Avenue. Mr. Cole VIII receive with
his sister and Miss Winston. Mrs.
Coles gown Is embroidered apricot
satin, and Miss winston Will wear
gown OF ecrue lace embroidered In
gold.
Mrs. william r. Reinhardt, who will
be at the punch bowl. wiil wear
gown OF blue satin, made with an
oYerdress Of chiffon of the same shade.
Tenroom Hostesses.
Hostesses at the Girls Club tea
room In the palm garden OF the Jefter
son Hotel for this Afternoon includ
Miss Evelyn Gordon and Mrs. Thomas
J.. lSTSun. lHsS VIII DC 1SSlSlcu Dy
several of the seasons debutantes. Tea
w;Il be served from TO o'clock, and
the tables Will De set with tulips
Gurstn mt Dundee"
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Foster Gaines.
OF New York. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Carson at Dundee"
their home IN Chesterfield county. Mr.
and Mrs. Carson Will entertain ut din
ner this evening at their homo in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines.
, Dance mt the Hermitage.
Leap Year dance was given at the
Hermitage Golf Club Friday evening
pretty german fgure was led With
rings and boutonnieres as favors, and
Mrs George Faulconer and Sirs. Filler
were AZ the punch bowl The german
Miss Claire Filler. and Joseph Bahen.
With Miss Hazel Fauicone!.
Among those dansing were Mss
Heel Faulooner. with Mr.. Bahen;
Miss Della S,ovall, with Roy Martin;
Miss Hattie Courtney. with Charles
Tomlinson; Miss Emma Bedford. with
James Reed; Miss Louise Chalkley.
with Warren Potiaux. Miss Edna
Hickcrson. with Cabell Rady; Miss
Harriet Marshall, with Kenneth Black;
Nash: Miss oucenie Mattingly. with
AIr. Cartwright: Miss Roxie Skiles,
! with Jack Farley; Miss Marie Todd,
with Mr.. Cobeon; Miss Grace NIL
Lula Shepherd, with John colby; Miss
Rosalie Gates with Mr.. Smith; Mrs.
| Carroll Shepherd, with Mr.. Shepherd;
Mss Shield Jones; With George
Aubre Carter; Miss Mamie Black,
| with MIR. Ford. Mrs. Bayliss Epps.
with George Epps; Mrs. Waverly Po-
land, With Mr.. Poland: Miss Fannie
beth Watkins with Mr.. Bethel: Miss
Anne Sales, with Robert Laird Miss
Estelle Skiles. with DR. Mattingley.
Mrs. Marcellus Wright. with Mr..
The cheperons were Mrs. Faulconer
and Mrs. Filler.
Mrs. CRIME Honorcd.
On. Tuesday evening. February 20.
the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Pendleton Cowardin was the scene OF
very happy occasion when the relR-
tives OF Mrs. Catherine Fcckier Crane
hSr suFpsse pary
birthday, and four gnerations were
present TO offer their congratulations.
kilograms and letters sen; Mrs. Crane
from ali parts of the country were
the occasion, By DR.. James F. Crane,
of Richmond, was read by Mrs. Cranes
Grandsons, Sam and Harry Cowardia.
who came from the University OF Vir-
| ing musical program was rendered.
In the dinlng-room the decorations
were n pink and white, and a large
birthday cake. bearing tho dates 1888
1919, and surrounded by lighted
| candles and pink and white hyacinths,
formed the oenGspiece for the table.
Visiting Here.
Miss Garnett Virgins Edwards,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ed
| wards, and Miss Beulah Tyler Buck,
of Gloucester county. arc spending
some time hore as the guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. I. w. Edwards. at her home,
1910 North Twenty-third Street. Miss
Buck Is daughter OF Captain and
4..rs. w. r. Buck, and has a number
of relatives In this city.
AT the Y. w. O. A.
The Leaders Glass willy play the
Morning Glores of tho Y. w. G. a.
gymnasium at $3.50 this afternoon. The
gallery will be open to visitors. This
Is the third game and will decide
which is the winning team Of the two
for tho year.
On Thursday at s;46 the Leaders
Will play the night class. called the
Cracker Jack team.
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