The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-04

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Vile, whore she Is being much enter
tanned. Among the entertainments In
Wythevile last week was the attrac.
tive tea given on Saturday afternoon
by Mrs James NJ Kelly IN honor OF
Mrs. Kent Tho largo reception hail
and dinlng-roonl were effectively doc.
GRATED with palms and ryurgrecns a
largo. open wood fire adding warmth
and brightness to tho scene. Amons
those present wcre Mrs. Robert Sayers
Airs. Robert l. Pierce. hLrs. Jesse D.
Stultz. MrH. Findley. Mrs A A Camp
bell. bliss Flora Stuart Mrs. J. r. Pres
ton, Mrs. Peyton 3. Green, Mrs. Lena
Cooper. Mrs. Julius a. Brown, Mrs Cur
ran L. Sanders. Mrs. Frank p. Chaftin
Mrs. W: 3. kegley. Mrs. Z. "A Thomas,
Mrs w. S. Moore. Mrs. Francis Il.
Craighili. Mrs Roy w. Sexton, Mrs
Garland Sexton. Mrs. James s. Ward
Miss label Wiggin, Mrs. Stephen Put
ney, Miss Willie Withers, Mrs. L. Lee
Trinkle, Mrs. w. s. Trinkle.
Dance ut the jefferson.
The annual dance OF tho Omlcrou
Coullion Club of the Virginia Pylotech-
MO Institute was given at the Jefferson
liant affair ia every detail. This oiut
has given q big german in Richmond
Tor the past three yeers and a number
or guests from a distance arc always
present The german was led by Cadet
X, w. Paul. OF this city, dancing with
Miss Emily Fitzgerald, and many novel
figures were introduced. +. X Prosser
IL president of the club. and much O,
the success OF the brilliant entertain
tnents given is due to his management
The hall was hung with pennants from
every college in the country. and palms
and red flowers were banked On the
stage. where the orchestra was con-
cealed. Leather cardcases holding the
dance programs were souvenirs OF the
occasion; Supper was served at 11:sC
O'CLOCK. Dancing was continued until
O'Clock. leap year hop following
supper.
Those dancing were Cadet L. Fl. Ems.
low. with Miss jamie Gaines; Cadet +,
Q. Wingtcld, with Misc Lee Courtney
Cadet L. ii. Legse. with MISS Laura
Mills: Cadet G. b. peasley. with Miss
juliet Anderson: Cadet T. *. Prosae.
with Miss Janet Wilson. Of Stanton
Cadet +, c. Cooper. with Miss Kath.
crime McClay; Cadet A II. McCabe. with
MISS Florence Sweeney. of Brooklyn
\. y; Cadet w. @. Warwick, with SIiss
Jane warwick; Cadet I. T. Peuke, with
Miss Obendhal. of Norfolk. Cadc, +. E
Henley. with Miss Ellyson: Cadet j. w
tau!coner. with Miss Glezebrook: Cade
j. L. Burke. With Miss Dora Horner
Cadet Q. II. Chiffon. with Miss Eubank
cadet w. r. Leggc, with Miss Saiiir
Hancock; Cadet r. NJ Cox. with Miss
Faulconer. Of Tappahannock Cadet [
Is Brown, with Miss Savillc; c. p Paul
with Miss Halle Bryant: Leroy All.
well, with Miss Julia Ryall; Joe Bahen
with Miss Cooley; Geosse II. Paul, with
Miss Gay Redmond; r. b. Rose with
! MISS Mamie Pilkerton; w. T. Dabncy
Jr.. With Miss Stanfeld. OF Atlanta. Ga.
l. b. Bradley, with Miss Brown; J. Il
Winston. with Miss Margaret De Jar.
nette; II. NJ, King, with Miss Martha
Blair: Mr.. Bemiss, with Miss Hutchinson
The chaperones for tho dance in
Guided Governor and Mrs. William
Hodges Mann, Mr. and Mrs Morgan
Shepherd Colonel and Mrs. Jamerson
MI and Mrs. George Paul. Mr. ano
/ Mrs. Satterwhite. Mr.. and Mrs Pease-
ley. The stays were NJ. w. Blair. L. w
Newbill. J. Z, Rose. Jr.. Page Nelson
and ". +. Moss.
Affairs of the Week.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke win entertain
at dinner this evening at her home on
| west franhnn street In honor OF her
guest. Miss Chloe Cook. of Baltimore
MISS Emily Lyman, of the Chester
heid, Will give dinner party a, the
Country Club of Virginia on Saturda 4
evening. Miss Lymans guests will
remain for the hop following the din
ner.
Miss Mary Boyd one of the debu.
tantes of the winter. Will give a din
ner dance at the Country Club OIL
Monday evening OF next week
Married in Cleveland.
a very pretty wedding took place
on Tuesday evening December IS, at
o'clock. in the nome OF Henry X.
| Walden. in Cleveland, when his sister.
Miss Louise Parke Walden, was mar
| ried to Clyde Harmon KarnaghaD. of
Fort Smith. Ark. The parlors were
| decorated with palms and Christmas
! green's. and the ceremony was followed
oy an informal reception.
The bride wore a gown of white
embroidered chiffon, and carried a
shower bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley. Her brother gave her
away. and the 'Lohengrin" Wedding
March was played as a professional.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karna CHAN left at once
for a Southern wedding trip, and will
make their home at Fort Smith after
! February 15
Tho bride is the only daughter of
Mrs. Algernon Stubbleheld Walden, for
nerly Of Newport News. Mr.. Kar
naghan is manager for g large pack
Ing house in Fort Smith, and Is we'll
known in the Southwest.
Reception Postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rose, of High
land Park, have postponed the celebra-
! ton OF the fifteenth anniversary of
| their wedding until Friday evening,
January IL. The affair has been post
poned on account of the sudden ILL
ness OF Mrs. Rose
Dance on Tuesday.
! The third of a series Of dances given
by the Junior German Club took place
on Tuesday evening at . o'clock in the
| ball room Of tho Masonic Temnlo