The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
Social and Personal

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Miss Miller was gowned In French
'rocE OF white crepe meteor. with .
bohlcc OF silver lace au- chiffon. and
silver lace and chiffon formed tho
dTapry OF tho skirt. She carried q
houDuet Of lies Of the VALLEY Mrs
John II Miller. III. wore whito char
ucuac made with an overdrcss of crys-
tai chiffon and lace, and held conycu-
tiounl bouquet oi orchids aud lilies OF
tho valley Airs Otcy was g0wued in
~" chiffon over white SATIN. with
Parma vio!"ts. and Mrs Richardson
wore q gown Of Black embroidered chif-
ION drapod over char .lcuse with q cor
sage bouquet Of orchids Mrs 1yard
Was gowncd in vIolct chiffon Viii. q
bouquet OF gardeulas
brilliant throng OF guests filled the
drawing rooms al the Miller nome in
'ie afternoon, when the married set
was invited "nd several hundred Nom
iers uf the younger society set v.cro
entertained IN tho evening from to
y. MISS Miller ia = charming ,irl
and rr"s., may handsome uWairs
VIII D.. .ucid-nt 10 hoy cominL. out This
season
For BridnI Purity
some very PRETTY affairs havc been
given an honor OF MISS Edith Talmare
ll"Nua'i, whose wedding TO Angus WAR
ner CLARKE, OF Utica. y Y. viii be an
.mpor,an' society even, OF this cvcu-
iug Miss Caroline Preston entertained
Tie bridal arty at luuchoon at the
Commonwealth club yesterday. .,uu
Miss Elsie Harrison was hostess at "A
fridge party yesterday afternoon at the
country club for the bride and her
maids
pr"tty house dance WAS given h,.
Miss Mary SCARBOROUGH Monday even
Ing at iicr homo. .o23 Monument Ave-
; ue, ia" guests including only tho wed
ciue party, ana Miss Mary Boyd vas
hostess at q morning tridre party
Al the Art club.
l.. Mex Judkins talked To- tie men.
h"Fs 90 the AT Cluu Of Richmond yes
t.rd3+ afternoon on the subject of
f!aNHroUnds II was a very cnught-
oring and Instructive discourse. and
dcIlt with ~" childs igh, 10 sum
SUM" Nlr JGdiNus skctchcd the his.
tory 81 the movement in Richmond ana
save a vivid description OF til. splcu
od w'iA thar was done IN tho play
grounds her" last summer lie snow
t." now Inspiring il was to the work
crs in their Forwarding Of this great
movement TO fnd that the fathers ana
mothers We're quite as eager to 'plny-''
ana J"n in the games ~ the children.
~" made strong appeal for wider
interest o. The playground movement
'e:e, and concluded his talk bv the
reading OF Lounsbcrrys The VIII"
Thanksgiving Dance
Acccptances from tho two university
'rhIns and from Tho German Club of
the University of Virginia for the
. Thanksgiving dance. TO be held Mt the
Masonic Temple, have been received
oN INC committee III charge. and the
/ dance promises 10 To one OF Tho largest
ana most Interesting affairs given here
Tor some time The ballroom will be
gay with It's decorations OF palms and
/ chGNsanthemums against 4 background
OF college colors and peunants. ana an
orchestra VIII PLAY for the dancing
\ great many out-of-towm girls il,
Richmond VIII be present and the ger
man viii he opened with a debutante
figure. led by Julien H. lInl, which
is always charming feature of the
THANKSGIVING dance, and is actually
the first formal appearance OF the girls
making their debut at dance OF the
season. 1t Is Il girls german, and the
girls will ask the mon. MI arrange
mcnts arc in the hands of Miss Ella
Eirford. Of the Chesterfield
Annual Entertainment.
on Monday, December !. the women
of the Seventh street Christian Church
VIII give an entertainment for one
week at the parish house. seventh and
Grace Streets. There will he all sorts
of attractions to amusc the children
in the afternoons, and charming mu-
steal programs for the evenings.
Jncob-ShrccIthisc.
t:nmanel Episcopal Church in Staun-
ton formed Il brilliant setting last
evening for the marriage of Miss Mary
t.wrrs Shrcckhisc. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. =. i. Shrcclthlsc. to Herbert Alw*n
jacob, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Jacob. of this city. The ceremony.
which took place at $40 o'clock, was
performed by the Rev Robert {. Jett
and the Rev William G.. Mcdowell i'm
the presence of - large gathering Of
relatives and friends. Tho church was
decorated in palms, ferns, Southern
smilaN and white chrysanthemums, and
niyraids OF lighted candles were used
on the White marble altar. Professor
Wiln"ar Robert Schmidt, organist Of
The church, rendered u short prograIit
during thc half-hour the guests were
assembling and played ''Eohcurrin's"
wedding march "a a professional
The bride entered with her father, by
Wn"m she was given away. Her wed
ding gown was Of ivory satin. made
with q court train. and finished with
rose point lace and pearl trimmings. Her
tullc veil was edged with real lace, and
fell from Juliet cap of rose point, ar
ranged with orange blossoms. She
carried shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies OF tho valley. Miss
Martha Mcclure Shrcckhisc was maid
OF honor, and wore gown of mink
brocadcd crepe &c chine with IL tunic
OF duchess lace, trimmed in bands of