The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-07
Society

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and bay trees were arranged WIN
baskets Of red flowers about the sideS
If tho ballroom and were banked pc
meath the musicians gallery. MI " ~
liam II Palmer. Jr., led the german
arS the patronrssvs were Mrs II lat~
ter Scott Wife q the preslo9ilk Vi
club Afrs Charles Y. Darlington. MIS-
Levin foynes Mrs John shelton WI
Hams. Wrs. Fghert O. Leigh, Jr.. Mrs.
! Jordan T,eake. Mrs. {. F. Wortharn'
.fr., Mrs John Hampdeu chamber
Jayne. Mrs william Fl. Palmer. ~
Ars Julien ". Hiil. and Mrs. cppS
Tunton IT Supper was served at IL
r'riorl In the r7laln dining room Of the
hotel and the tables we're eecotA's"
with crimson Gcwers.
Among the eut-ot-tovn guests at
IL. german we're. Miss RehecoA
HIckok, MISS Rose HaSal'. Miss MAJ
ssretta. pou-al, W tss RUBY McN ormlck
Miss JOHANNA keyser. AF. liam 10.
Clbeg Nr Douglas Qher. Nh Leslie
pnckley N~. Marshall Bruce, all OF
baltimore Mrs ward ~ Baltimore
ar Richard T.. Boyd, Of Nt Airy ~
c. Mi Richard Ashturst of Phila~
6eiphsa~ and MIR. Charming NJ Dahie4'
Il Philadelphia,
Prominent among the mid winter
weddings of interest 70 Richmond so
ctaty will be that % Miss HarT1o;te
winchester, az Macon, Ca, and Nj
Edward Gridlth Dodsen, 81 Nortoih'
va, which Will he celebrated on the
evening ~ January 29th, at Ehfis.
church, in Macon. The ceremony VIE
re performed ~ Bishop James WIN
chester. Of Arkansas. an uncle OF the
bride and will re attended BY a mum"
Der OF Richmond friends N tse pFlde
~ho belongs to prominent virginia
family Miss Winchester Win have as
her maids ot honor Miss Nancy lee
Jannsy. Of TseesbUra, va, ana MISS
FRA noes Connaily. Of Atlanta, niece OF
Governor Brown, Of Georgia. ne
bridesmaids viii De Misses Laura Dod-
sen. n sister Of the groom Mar COR
rad. 51eesburg, va, Josephine Jones,
MAJ Burke, and sarah T.nsley Lat
sic Miss Harriotte Atkins VIII be now
err girl 49,
Lieutenant starns Dodson, Of the
United States army. will be his broth
ars best man. and the groomslnen VIZ
be Messrs. Frank Mari, Wili'am -
Sargent. Hunter Bell, Robert M
Hughes, ali u Norfolk, va Sterhns
Nottingham, 81 cape ChsFteSi "a, a.
Thomas Fl. Winchester, Of ColuT buH
gsa., and Frank Z. cole, Of New YORK
John Ross, Edward Hubbard. Carl Nls-
bet ana James Winchester. The cere-
raony will he followed by a reception
at the home If the brides parehis
T1r. and Mrs Winchester, a series o.
lovely entertainments have been plan
ned in honor OF Miss Winchester, ~hf
v-aa much admired In Richmond laSi
fail when she spent several weeks WIZ
Mrs James Cannon.
Mas Fuller Engaged
An interesting engagement Just an
rourced ia that Of Miss Virginia Faux
aer FULLER daughter OF MIR. and Mrs
III. Douglas Fuller. Of Winchester, Va
~ AFR, Archibald Earle Barnes, Of cum
perlard. Md No date has as yet peer
set for the wedding. Miss Fuller IL
veil known III Richmond, as she ma
- Waiting hare Is the guest Il her sFfAA 1
aunt Mrs Thomas :. Docock, ant
her cousin, Mrs Thomas Cary John
sen Her father is a prominent bank
er OF Winchester, and she is grand
daughter 0f Mrs, Virginia Faulkner
ncSherry, OF MartinSburg, " Va, for
mer president general OF the l mites
Daughters of the Confederaey
Song Recital.
Miss Margaret Gordon, the youni
daughter of MIR and Mrs. Conway +
Gordon. was heard In her initial SOM
recital by large and representative
audience at the Womah's club %esteT
day afternoca she sang with com
piete self pUssessio and chhrminj
grace, and her members were en-
Enthusiastically received. Mrs. Thoma
fEHTN
club, presented AIiss Gordon, speakin
briefly of the important position hn
family holds In the musical life a
Richmond. Miss Marianne Mead
played the compartments,
several vel known little songs com
posed Miss Ciordons program, ont
among them were two by Schuman'
ard two by Cadman that we're sun
very EWeefIy- Miss GORDON mas
clear sweet voice, ana has II unde
wonderful control for one so young
one Of rhe most interesting OF he
numbers was My I4addie," the word
OF which were written by Ameh
Rives princess TroubetskoY). OF Wiz
gfnia and the music by Professo
Hair. OF Richmond. She was forces
10 respond with several encores, an
her most popular song was, perhaps
s"Tha Cuckoo" which abe sang as al
encore 70 the final number, TIL
Moon Drops Low" Mira w. s. Cor
don was chairman Of the afternoon.
The coTee and tea tables were dec
Grated with pink ana white carna
stons and hostesses for the after
noon were Mrs sally Nelson Robins
Mira. William Rufin Cox. Mrs. Levi
Aylett, and Mrs william Meade CisI X
The erst meeting os the nterarur
@issS this winter VIII be held Wed
TeEday afternoon Hf sou o CAoCA
when Miss Augusta Daniel will begin
o. sertes OF lectures on architecture
Her subject "a Wednesday afternoon
: 'ss.l is '.'.gshS EadaGss Of Iga1y, Gt1s
seaux OF Francs ana cat6edrals o
England" aCn nest Monday after
woon Mrs g. W. Culp will speak Il
she members Of the club on Scenes
From s. summers Jaunt"
Theatsr Party.
sGigs Margaret Atkinson DudIss
wno has been spending the holiday
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
renry A Atkinson, al siI East Grace
street, was hostess at delightful the
ater party Saturday afternoon at thu
.Ac44Cn.s -He party wss chape-one'
Nv Mrs. Sldney Johnston Dudley, anl
Included Miss Elizabeth Brocken
brouvh. Aiss Ida Saunders, Miss Ma!
Freeman. MisS Nancy Wright and ME-
81, lean Blair Misc Dudley VIII return
90 her school near Washington tn
middle II the week
MR.. Brooks in Washington.
Mrs Reginald Brooks has beer
spending several days III Washinstol
a. a member Of the house party tn
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. May