The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
S ociety


rae ericytaining OF the past week
80 IA as smart society was concerned.
s.ss.e-tt about the luncheon given by
liza. Colonial DANES OF America in the
Stste W Virginia. Which tooS place at
ts COUNTRY club Tuesday. Prominent
Nd11cp were gathered from all over
tEe state. and MANY smaller functions
,,atD given in ,hrir honor. Following
igrrfe5u which was served at small
fallss Scattered about the main
.frssE--oou, of tho club. there were
tar,t4l ~ clever toasts All were
verse form. many were limcricks.
a-a rere exceeded twenty lines In
length They were wituly given and
r1Cgt rayply received, and there was
mu-b lap-h;er and applause. The pro
r- included "The Dame or the
fa; Mrs FRANK Williams; The
Dame Who Has 50 Many Ancestors.
Ms, Jeffrey NontaCue; Tire nistin-
So shed Colonial Name Mrs w 6;
S-rrar1. eth. Iuaudihle Colonial
psa, airs Pelham Blackford: The
plane Whose Vote rs Always Aye
Mrs W T. oppeuheincr The Dame
Who l. A!ways Heard. Miss Lucy
tit.son. -Th Naughty Colonial
ps1a t"1" Mrs James Lyons; The
llrI Colouial Dame" Mrs Christopher
Tclpkms "The Economical Dame
MS Henry Eieley; The Favorite
Dame Nrs Granville Valentine, and
7 Dam, &C The Future. Mrs. Arthur
~ ivcnar
,rs william Eunu Cos national
auI virginia president of the Danes,
r,spcuGed in very happily worded
;.eoh ard Mrs Souisat, OF Baltimore,
historian Of the National Society Of
DANES, made q charming speech, pre-
st1uns birthday solicitations 10 the
Lofty here. after which she cut the
hi-tliay cake with it's twenty-onc
Tie Danes who went Yesterday TO
charles City 20 attend tho unwilling
ceremonies Of the two sun dials to
Presidents Harrison and Tyler were
1ae guests OF Mrs. Oliver q; Shirley"
ON the James River. the Invitation
hlViuS been given at the luncheon
siay afternoon.
There have been several informal
entertainments given for the dcbutante
SGT recently and the affairs or the week
were brought TO n close with the
usual tea Yesterday afternoon AZ the
CcLntry Club and the hop In the even
ing following dinner
Viss Crutchfcld'> Wedding.
one of the leading nuptial events
II this week Will be the marriage OF
Hiss Louise Crutchfeld. daughter Of
George Crutchueld. Of this city. and
Major Lawrence 7. Price, son OF Mr..
lud Nrss Charles r Price. OF Gala. Tho
coremony Will bc "A brilliant affair and
IS 10 take place 'on Tuesday night. at
: o'clack, i'm historic Monumental Epis-
copal Church, Roy. James w. Norris.
rector " the church. officiating. Mrs
Robert NJ PUlliam viii be her sisters
dame of honor ana +. NJ. Crutchneld.
brother of the bride. Will nc: as best
man for Major Price Tie brides
maids include Misses May Breeder.
Mary DAY Winn. Marguerite pricc, OF
Gala Miss "a
West Virginia. Little Misses Elizabeth
Cruichhcld. Elizabeth Valentine and
Susan johnson viii Ice flower girls and
the ushcrs are 10 be Dr. y Mueat VIII
lis. rr 7 y Cary, Or, Daniel d. Tai
lev pr Charles y Coulbourne. Albert
y Waddey and Robert NJ. Pulliam
Mi Crutchhcld viii give his daugh-
ter away. An interesting feature of
tho musical program Will be the fun
vested choir. which viii enter the
church just ahead OF the bridal party,
singing Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart
MS professional The costumes Of
The attendants are most elaborate and
the church VIII be decorated with
flowers.
Numerous affairs were given last
week FOR Miss Crutchfeld and her at
PENDANTS. Mir. and Mrs Robert NJ
Pullam viii entertain informally at
q Dutch supper tomorrow night, fol-
lowing tho rehearsal. T.. NJ Crutch-
field. the brides brother. will entertain
The bridal party At 2l7 South Third
street Tuesday after the ceremony
AT the church
kirmcs> Plans
AT ite meeting held by The Kirmess
Association at tho Jefferson Hotel on
FRIDAY morning OF last week. plans
We're nearly perfected for The enter
lainmcnt. which is 10 take place here
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