The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-27

TED be a busy DAY for the
vourg a~l, with The big foot
hall gam e she afternoon, dinner
parties galore. and the Thanksgiving
german iT Lbc Masonic temple follow
ing numerous theatcr parties. MT.
Julien IL HiN VII lead tic debutante
figure in the german. which viii be
ere Of tire rrettiest o. this season.
The ballroom viii Re very gay with
It's decorations If yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS aAG palms sRafn9t back
ground a1 college peunauts. THIS
ssrrusn Is given by he girls and as II
is the first in which tho buds Of THIS
season have Appeared. much interest
ie being shown. Many oUt-of-town
girls nave arrived for the Thankseiv-
ing festivities. which VIII add greatly
10 tho occasion.
C1arke~-ponuan.
IN tho home Of Mrs Allan Tdloe
ponnan, S13 Floyd avenue. was cele-
brated last evening al $40 O'clock the
marriage # her daughter, Earth Tai
rage. 20 Mir Angus Warner Clarke
Of tst'ca. Y Y. the ceremony being
witnessed by only the immediate
families and a few friends, Miss Viz
gina Dounan. sister Of The bride, vas
flower girl and Miss Nellie Gerer of
Syracuse. n ", was maid of honor
Misses Doris Jones. of Richmond, and
Miss Doris Manron, Of New York.
acted as bridesmaids. Mr. Clarke
had as his best man Mr. Clarence
Williams. Of Utica
III Kappa Alpha.
The ballroom of the Richmond no
tel was The scene last evening Of one
Of the most brilliant affairs Of the
season. when the III Kappa Alpha fra
ternity gave their annual dance. The
fraternity colors, garnet and gold,
made very ATTRACTIVE decorations md
an orchestra furnished the music
Many visitors from the University OF
virginia ard the University Of North
Carolina were present on this ocea-
sion. and among those noted at the
german were: Governor and Mrs,
william Hodges Mann. Hon. and Mrs.
James Austin Cabeli Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Whittet, Jr., Or. and Mrs W,
p. Lorraine Or. and Mrs, w, \,
Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ Phil
lips, MIR. and Mrs. ". G Tyler, MIR.
and Mrs. George Il Wright who acted
as patrons and others
Miss Watkins F-ntertaIns.
Miss Mary Irwin watkins Of Floyd
avenue, gave tho FIRST series of a NUM-
Der Of az ghtful cord parties which
she viii have duripF Dccemhe' last
evening, Five tables of auction
bridge were played, the guests includ'
ing the debutantes or this season. A
color scheme Of white and green was
attractively carried out in all of the
decorations Southern AIniitx being
banked against tho maBtels and in
the windows and quantities OF white
chrysanthemums and candles arrang'
cd In all Of the rooms.
Invitations Issued.
Mrs. Sol Cutchins and Mrs Lewis
Cutchius have issued invitations for a
large reception to be given on Friday
December 9Th. from $50 TO $3.50
O'Clock. at 1907 West Franklin street,
in honor Miss Sara Dp?enheimeF
one Of this seasons dsbVtontes
Woolfoik---McCarthy.
THE marriage of Miss Louise Carl
ton Mccarthy, daughter OF MI ana
Mrs Carlton Mccarthy, Of Gntef
Park. and Mr.. Robert Agar Wool
folk. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Wool
folk. Of this city, was solemniaed last
evening at $50 o'clock In the pres
ence Of only the immediate families
and intimate friends Of the bride an q
groom. The entire house was deco
rated for tho occasion in palms and
ferns and rnyriads of lighted candles.
The ceremony was performed ny Dfs
#. Ciagett Skinner, and the wedding
marchcs rendered by Miss Rivers
Harrison, of Danville. The bride was
given I'm marriage by her father, with
whom she entered. and wore a gown
Of ivory eat.n with lace trimmings,
1Iar bopAust was hat shower OF lilies
Of the valley and Brides roses. MISS
,s.; Carlton was maid OF honor
and wore a lovely gown Of blue net
and carried an arm bouquet OF sIlVer
mink chrysanthemums. Mr. hug n
voolfolk, brother OF the groom, acted
AS best man Messrs. Edward =. NC
Carthy ard Julian p. Mccarthy, both
brothers OF the bride. were ushers.
Mr. voolfolk and hts bride left i'm
mediately after tho ceremony ior
Northern wedding journey.
To Visit In baltimore.
Miss Harriet NJ Billings teacher In
William Fox school viii leave here
Friday afternoon. accompanied by hsf
mother. to spend her vacation with
friends In Baltimore. Md, aud In her
former home, Boston. Mass. She ex-
perts 70 return to this city about Feb-
ruary list. This vacation in the early
part Of the schools session. was made
necessary through Miss Billings All
health.
Interesting Musical,
The EAFaCEA LiaSh Pi HE manu- az r.
Methodist church will give musical
jn tha lecture room ri the church Fri
day evening. December 5th, at 70
O'clock Readings, music by Professor
r e. Costly. and Professor j. II, pona-
noe. of the Richmond Violin school
and hls pupils. also local talent
Personal.
Misses Grace and Rubenctte Lee, ard
pauline C.. Long. all 81 irvinetou, are
fAe srtseefs If ME- n Henry t48TsV God,
at 23e0 Monument avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Jacob are
spending q few days in Charlottesville
IN route from stanton where they
attended the Jacob Shreckhtss wed,
ding.
The Misses Byrd. OF the University
Of Virginia, ere here for Thankssiv-
ing
alr Edward Smith, Of the University
Of Virginia. is the guest OF Mr.. JAMES
Paaehall, ia Ginter Park