The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
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honor of Mrs Kern as her guest. and
Mrs Cooke was also entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bross in their
box 10 witness the concert on Wednes-
day at the Murat Theatre. when AIDE
ialde Genee, the dancer, was on the
program.
An event Of much interest was the
afternoon reception given by Mrs
John Worth Kern and her daughter.
Miss Julia Kern. in honor of Mrs.
Cooke. An Indianapolis exchange con-
tains the following:
During the afternoon Mrs. Cooke
read three of the charming Southern
stories she has written for new book.
which l. 10 be similar 10 her 'Bypaths
in Dixie. that has won the hearts Of
50 many Indianapolis people The
stories are very amusing. but equally
pathetic tales Of the Southern negroes
and the poor white mountainous of
Virginia and Georgia. and Mrs Cooke
kept her audience in laughter and tears
! almost at the same moment She has
lived for many years right in the heart
of the Virginia mountains among these
people and her stories are the real
happenings of her servants and the
mountain folk about Roanoke.
With a fascinating manner and
soft. melodious voice with the Southern
accent Mrs. Cooke com pIetely charmed
Mrs kern's guests. She Is a very
handsome woman and looked very
regal in a gown of rose pink brocade
and she family pearls Of necklace,
earrings. brooch and bracelet
As one Of Mrs. kern's guests ex-
pressed it, she looked like a Southern
ivory miniature. The Kern home was
fragrant with masses Of American
an - =
dining room was in white and silver
and the table was arranged with a
centre basket of dainty spring flowers.
Midwinter Debutante.
Miss Ashby Jeffries Cayce. OF New
York who Is staying with her cousin,
Mrs. Lewis II BOsher. on West Ave
nue. Is one of the most attractive Of
the group of young girls who are among
the midwinter debutantes. Miss Cayce
l. a granddaughter % the late Milton
Cayco and daughter OF AIr. and Mrs.
Alexander Boyd Cage. and had her
coming-out reception early in the fall
a. the New YORK home OF her parents
Ffcr mother was formerly Miss Bessie
TAYLOR, Of Orange. and she Is widely
related Throughout the State. being
also o. niece Of Mrs. George J.. Hutche-
son OF the jefferson Hotel.
ANY NUM- Der OF delightful affairs
have been given II honor OF Miss Cayce.
who Will be among nc guests attending
fho Monday german Tomorrow ven
ing Ben Smith gave one OF the hand
soonest dinners of the season a. the
Com uiouwealth Club IN her honor last
week. when covers were laid for twenty
FIVE guests. and Mrs George Smith
gave a card party for her niece on
Thursday evening
DanviiIe Wedding.
NIiss Anne Elizabeth Nooll daughter
Of Nir aud Mrs. G.. ID. Noeu. and DR..
Edward Howe Miller were married on
Thursday evening a. % clock IN the
iDrrt 90 he bride ID Danvill' T. was
ore Of the mos; brilliant Of the winter
.-r.lcinES and the im provised altar and
-fe entire house we're b "a n * = II
Eifh rIIlarner roses and ililics and tall
vases - tnc same flowers were placed
around ~" rooms. II nc ceremony was
performed tv Dr Young % Richmond
assisted hy DIT Ecauchamp. pastor Of
fff rride. ir rnc presence 81 n Few rcla-
+.rf- and friends. and = large reception
followed ROADWAY Grayc'v SANK .
f.rnr i-e 1is. just before tho entry 81
-hr r-laaI party and Al orchestra
played rte Wedding music and Tor the
reception folorirE
Tlr rr.ds. vru Wees given away b.
rer father wore ar iu ported gown 81
rfIrs-. .rs- WIEN a tliIn veil and orange
blossoms firr rnIf was caught up 49,
Intervals with grange blossoms and
-f-fF- 90 fr" same flowers f"sfoorcd
tfe ..rs .~-.r She carried an English
--He.r NJ rr.tr D~r bids and iIIss Of
... If- AND nor rnfg rrra mont was
.-~.-. gf- u ~ dame 90 honor. Mrs.
b Lyon Cf Durham y O.. sister
no fr' BRIDE w.- Eoerer rl old rHsc
-...r. frt-lrd WEN lace and furrhes
no t.rr "n.r-a She carried shower
..sIet nf yellow roses Ro1eri Pol.
.-r. ~ fn.= c'fv. acted 80 tne groom 81
r'-- man.
rfr f-..fr. aids were Also. Fra--fr.