The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

belle Panagc OF OIL city. Pa. with Mr..
McClave, of Scranton, Pa: Miss Catha-
rine Hagan. with William Price: Miss
Emory Dabney, with Albert Turner:
Miss Mary Traylor. with Lewis Larus;
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. OF Philad el p hia.
with Workman Spilman; Mrs. J. Brooke
Fink. with Mr.. Fink; Miss Anne Doug
las Beverley. with Thomas Byrd. OF
Winchester: Miss Avis Grant. with Rob
ert Arnold: Miss Helen Haskins. with
Harvey Haynes; Miss Katharine caches
with George Hodgson; Miss Mary Scar
borough with Carl Fleming: Miss
Fanny Scott. with Egbert Giles: Miss
Camilla Wexford, with Hal Tishmun:
Miss Lucy Ford Workman. with Richard
Osterloh: Miss Neville Lennon. of Bal
timore. with William Crump.
The chaperons were Mrs. Fred
Peasants. in white spangled lace over
white satin; Mrs. Henry Landon Cabell,
In black velvet and diamonds; Mrs II.
Hollis Wells. OF New York. In black
crepe meteor embroidered In silver;
Mrs. r. Carter Scott. in blue satin, with
an Overdress OF real lace: Mrs L. p.
Valentine. IN black chiffon embro!d-
cred In gold.
Some OF the stays included Rion Nc
Berryville; Lloyd Taylor. William Mil
Ter and othera.
A. II. V. A. Reception.
Those receiving at tho A ?. ". a.
reception on Tuesday afternoon, jan
uaEy 80. from to o'clock. in the
9oh 11o! Ma sI1saI House Mtn I'LL be Mrs. J.
ley. Mrs. ]. Enders Robinson. Mrs. j.
St. George Bryan. Mrs. William G.
stanard. Mrs; William kunin Cox, Mrs.
rs v o nsiGnt In w Me- Emms R Bail
association: Mrs William Hodges
Mann. Miss Emily Harvey and Mrs.
Norman V. Randolph; On the recep
who. are in charge OF the arrange
ments: Miss Frances Scott. Mrg. Egg
ber, G. Leigh. Jr.. Mrs. Edward p.
nsisn'p riy Mrs G F. Boiling end Miss
directory board Will also &C; on the
reception committee. They are Mrs.
Christopher Tonipk!ns. Mrs. Beverly
Sallie Archer Anderson. Nrs. Thomas
Boiling. Mrs. ]. Aston Cabell. Mrs G.
Kand2iph Cannon. Mrs. Hunsdon Cary.
Harris, Mrs Moses D. Hose Mrs. j. 3,
LighGoot. Mrs W. S. Murray. Mira.
" T. Robins. Mrs. y. r. Savage. Mira.
a HEM TMa !I Jr;; Mrs GRANVILLE Val.
Mrs, 6. " Williams. Members o, the
John MARSHALL House committee are
Airs r. Dashiell and Mrs. B. Il
Should any OF tn. directresses of
e 5s o,ssI asoeRd they wlli receive with
isia,ure who are visiting in the city
have been, invited as special guests.
rs nave also the officers OF the City
Council, the Richmond Bar AsEocia-
ton and few other visitors TO the
The work of restoring the John
nj
friends OF the association who attend
the reception Will have thu opportun-
condition. and win therefore be able
TO appreciate what work Is he.ors
them IN restoring It 10 It's former
state An of the merchants who have
house attractive for the occa sion have
most generously responded. without
which # would have been impossibls
TO nave held the reception there.
Says the Baltimore Sun of yester-
day:
dinner-dance given last evening by
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. J. TrIplett
taSall' At their homo, 1887 St. Paul
small tables. arranged WI With t spring e
flowers and candles shaded 20 CORE
spond. and an orchestra played during
dinner and for the dance which fol-
daughter were assisted in receiving by
their debutante niece, Miss Mary Cor
don Ihom; The guests included about
to debutautes OF this and last season
and tho younger set of men"
Miss HaNaii has a great many rela-
tives in Richmond. and society here
ts much interested in the entertaining
done in her honor this winter
Card Party ut Washington Club.
!hvitaions nave been received here
q SUBSCRIPTION affair. and will take
place on Wednesday. February Ii. al
the Washington Club at =. NJ.
The First Presbyterian Church In
Noriolk was the scene Of n beautiful
Wedding Ihursday evening at o'clock.
daughter of Raw. Joseph pennie and
AIRS. Rennio, was married to Robert j.
Watt. OF Raleigh, y. {. Palms and
i ioGiiage plants We're massed in the
cnaacci, which was lighted with can
dies. Dr.. Rennic performed the cora
mony and gave the bride away She
entered with her uncle. NJ. c. Goodall.
aisle by her sister. Miss Edith Cecil
Rennie, who was maid or honor The
orlue gown was of white satin, made
with court train, and trimmed in real
was arranged with u wreath OF orange
blossoms; and she carried shower
OF crchlds and lilies OF tho valley.
! The maid Of honor wore q frock OF
pink crepe meteor trimmed in pearls,
and Carried Il saevf OF pink Killarney
roses. In place of a hat she wore Il
wreath Of pink rosehuds in her hair.
Miss Samuella Spears, OF Covington,
Ky; MISSES Jessie Wilson and Cora
Carter, OF North Carolina; MISS Carrie
IR s,ni of Richmond, and Miss Mary
we're white satin, with drapery or
PINK dewdrop net, and they carried
IIofmai bouquets of maidenhair ferns.
Plnk roses we're worn in the hair.
Ihe groom's brother, william wy
at of Raleigh. was best man. ana
the uSners We're Andrew Green, Alfred
| GoSney. John Ray and DR.. Burton Ray,
or Raleigh: j. l.. Won Claim of viii
mTIlinston, y. c.; DR.. Henry Best, of
wilson, y. c., and Castor Footc, OF
Portsmouth
During the ceremony James Thomas,
OF Raleigh, played a violin obligato.
An INFORMAL reception limited TO the
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