The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-23

with hoops. and cameo ornaments.
Mrs 3 NJ Gregory. in "a reprodutNV"
OF her mothers wedding gown 81 ~.
satin and old lace, Mrs. j. h'',
III gray messaline yelled IN laNtH"t'
chiffon: Mrs sidney Johnston Dudley.
in an ancestral gown Of canary e"Igttu
satin and amethyst ornaments HiI9
Ramon GarCin. Sr., in sn old iashie"
cd black silk, with lace hChu, MIT
William Huntley. in lavender hfucaat
hoops. and old fashioned ear rins'
and necklace. Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald
IN yellow broCade, embroidered WIZ
seed pearls, Mrs. ". r. NawtcT, lI
gray chiffon over lavender ana cafhe1
ornaments. Mrs. G.. f. Sydnor, 10 q
brown plaid silk wedding dress 81 g.
and lace shawl. fastened with
cameo. Mrs Samuel Dew. In cheney
silk. worn by her aunt in 81 ana
military sash that belonged to heI
grandfather Major J. II. Echots; Mrs
Nj. b. MiChaels in a Partisan gown O
embroidered crepe, made over cream
siik and draped with old lace; MIS-
NJ l.. Brown In pink ana blue barag'
with old lace and Corals that are heir
looms in her family, Miss Oakley, u
red brocaded satin and hoops. Mrs
John Seaton. in pink chiffon and lace
Miss Julia Randolph Hughes, IL
shaded brown SILK gown worn by ne
grandmother Mrs. John Dare, il
1870 with white satin slippers wori
hy her mother. and hoop ear Tlng
MADE If her mothers hair, and Mis-
Elizabeth Hughes in black silk an,
ornaments of jet and pearls. which
We're also her mothers and were worl
ga ante-belium days. Captain W. NJ
Myers was floor manager.
Returns 20 Texas.
airs. Molie Macgill Rosenberg ha
returned to her home in Galveston
Texas, after spending several month
in Richmond She attended the |
ID. e. convention in Washington las
fall then spent some time with rela
tiyes in Baltimore, and has since bee
the guest Of her sister. Mrs, Altc
Macgiu Drewry. at "Mineola-' Mrs
Rosenberg who Is known as I'M
patron saint Of the Daughters o
the Confederacy, is one Of the mos
prominent women in the L. d. {
organization,
Bride-Elcc Entertained.
Miss Jean Bayly Knox, whose wed
ding to Mr. SiEmund Ludwig Vol
Gemmiugen VIII take place in 81
PauTs church tomorrow evening. /
being much entertained as "a bride
elect She was the guest of honor a
am attractive buffet luncheon given b.
Miss Emily WaddiN yesterday, whel
about sixty guests were entertained
The Waddill home on Grove Road va
decorated with quantities Of doEwood
and jonquils. tulips and other yellow
flowers. Miss Waddil received witt
Miss X nOX and Miss Won 9emmingen
Of Automatic county
Another charming affair for Mis-
Knox was tho card party given by Mr.,
Juliet Chiffon Keith last night at he
home in Cathedral Place, The draw
ing room was decorated with pin
carnations and fern, and auCfio
bridge was PLAYED Mrs. Keith
guests were Miss Knox. Miss Won Gem
mingen. OF Albemarle, Miss Esthe
BRYAN. Miss Nellie Morton, Miss Ne
Glenn. Miss Jennie Knox. Of Fred
cricksburg Miss Elizabeth Knox, Mis-
Nellie Walters. Miss Vera Palmer an
others.
Dramatic Reading.
Miss Mahelle Biggart, of New YorI
viii give her celebrated interpretati0
Of George f,ltots Adam Bede tn
evening at Leigh Street Bapti,
church Miss Biggart Is known tn
world over as Dinah. the prcaChe
from her Interpretation of this cha'
acter Familiar as she is with tn
midland English scenes. she PORTRAY
the characters with the true inter
probation of the midland English foil
The whole evening Is called a power
ful plea for social purity. There vi
he an organ prelude by Mrs. Lesl
Watson, as well as organ accompan
ments TO some of the scenes. Adml!
sion viii be b. silver oTerinR.
Miss Biggart mas also gained II
title Of the sunshine preacher, havin