The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-26
Society
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Field Mrs. Preston Gibson, MRS Idel~
VILE ingalls,. Mrs. John lays liam
mend and others of the orlctaI anu
society set there. 1t Is gratIylh6 t sidN
Richmond is to have these adalrs, mus
nlsgning herself with all cities OF I'M
portance. where smart society Ioohs
forward each season TO recit;lis 81 tiiis me
character. Mrs Claiming Ward ana
Mrs Frank Duke have been prominent
In ARRANGING the teas the success Ga
which foreshadows a number OF theh
in each succeeding season.
The recitals viii be given IN the au
ditnriufn of the Jefferson on the AFTER
Moons Of February l2th. 18th ana
aeth, and tea viii be served each al
ternoon. The program at the open
ing recital viii be given by Miss CHRIS
tine Miller. Contralto. DAVID ana
Clara Names viii be heard In a sohfa
recital. violin and piano. on the sec
end date, and the series VIII be con-
Guided by Nine Corinne Rider Kelsey
soprano.
They will be very fashionahle al
FAIRS, and tho subscription list Wlf oe
limited 20 zoe. The patronesSes are
Mrs. Thomas Adkins, Mrs. Decatur
Axteu. Mrs John T. Anderson, NJ
NJ. Il GeorSe Anderson. Miss fsIte'
Branch, Mrs. John Stewart bryan
Mrs Jonathan BRYAN. Mrs. ST George
BRYAN. AITE @assAf#q A&db 4f4 st'r-t go
AZ. Boyi1in. Mrs. Stuart 8owe, Af#-
T. RIaukeushiu, Mrs. Eugene Cook
Bingham Mrs William Kufiin Cox,
Mrs. f. w. Chr stan Mrs. John Coke
Tr. Mrs. NJ. J. Caples. Mrs, John q
Corley. Mrs. J. u. CrumP Mrs. T. IT,
Crutchield. Mrs W NJ Cary. - ~.
Hunsdon Cary. Mrs, James II. DoolSy
Mrs. c. E. Doyle. Mrs. T. s. Daven-
port. Jr. Mrs. Is II. Ellington. Mrs
De Soto Fitzgerald Mrs W < Forbes
Mrs Harry Frazier Mrs T.. W. Far
lev, Mrs A. Il. Guigon, Mrs, Frank n.
Guest, Mrs Bernard Guest, Mrs. Ed
gar Gum, Mrs. Z. w. Grtcc, Mrs. An
drew J. Gray IT, Mrs. A. NJ. Cover.
Mrs g}asil Gwathmey. Mrs. Leslie
Garnet Miss Garnett. Miss Katherine
Halves Mrs Horace Halves. Mrs :
III. Halves. Mrs. Il, =. Hotrhkiss, 3rr
Mrs. III. $. Hotchkiss. Mrs. W. 81
Habasfon, Mrs II. ". Jackson ftre
Thomas Cary Johnson. Mrs G~ore
Jennings. Mrs. Philip +. johns
Mrs r. Hughes Lindsey. Mrs. E4
q Leigh. Jr.. Mrs, c. RarkSdale L.
rop. Mrs. Arthur ". Lee Mrs r
Iafferty, Mrs. Samuel r. Morgan. NJ
W. r Massie, Mrs. Ivan Maltby. Nj
Herbert Mann. Mrs. J. Mason Mi}le
MCNEIL Mrs. Edward &
Mayo Mrs r.. T.. Moore, Mrs J b
Moshy, Mrs. James Minor. Mrs. W. -
Neal, Mrs. J. Scott Parrish. Mrs ".
B. Pizxini. Mrs. W Frank Powers.
Mrs. NJ. B. Porter. Mrs. Lyons Penn
berton. Mrs. Norman Y. Randolph,
Mrs. Poitiaux Robinson, Miss Robin
SON Mrs. K. #, Robinson. Mrs. Charles
r. Robins, Mrs. w. S. Rhoads, Miss
Frances Scott. Mrs 4. A. Saunders.
: Mrs, II. l.. Spiiman. Mrs. Meade T
Spicer, Mrs Frank Eugene Stacey
Mrs. Williamson Talley. Mrs Brydon
Tenant Mira. William Todd, Mrs
William Fl. White. Miss Emma Gray
White, Miss Mary Williams. Mrs A.
u. Williams, Mrs. h. Randolph Well
ford, Mrs Thomas Whittet
Visiting in South.
Miss Glare Terrier Churchill, of
RED Hills" Va, is spending several
months with relatives in the South,
Ga. for the past few weeks. after
spending two months with her aunt,
Mrs. Orr Venable. AT Stone Noun
tain, Ga. Miss Churchill left Augusta
yesterday for New Orleans. where she
will be the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Walter Jervey. formerly Miss Mar
garet Cooke, of Red Hills,' for the
Mardi Gras season.
Interesting Wedding.
Miss Lucille Doggelt. elder daugh-
ter of Mr.. G. O, Doegett, and Mr.. Ian
were married Tuesday evening at
o'clock at the home Of the brides
father in Charlotte, n. G, the ubC1at-
ing clergyman being Rev. 7. j. ttog~
ers. Of IAncolntou, an uncle on the
bride The little ribbon bearers. @liss
Georgia Spratt, the pretty daughter nj
Mfr and Mrs J.. q. SpTatt ana Mas
ter George Lewis Bagby entered,
forming an aisle of white satin rib
hon for the bridal party TO enter fE
Prior to the ceremony ana Wl.t" iA~
marty was forming, Miss Mary Peasty
sang ITO You" accompanied ~ MISS
Louise peed on the piano. Then AZ
the party entered the Wedding March
from Iohengrin was played. FIRST
came Miss Mary Peasiey, gowned IN
mink satin with ieweled net oVerdress
and trimmed III maTabout ana carry
ing an arrnful Of Killarney roses and
ferns tied with pink Chiffon ubbon,
who passed down the aisle and stood
on the left: then Miss Ruth Porter
wearing satin TRAIN Will Gfss~
TAI tnnic and carrying. Killarney roses
entered and stood on the right, she
was followed by Mrs. s. /. I3agty,
dame Of honor, gowned in white satin
en- train and trimmed in lace and car
rying Bride roses and ferns, and Miss
Sara Doggett, sister of the bride ana
maid OF honor. lovely in q gown Of
white oharrneuse with deliberately en-
broidered TUNE and carrying an arm
fui of Bride roses tied with white
chiffon ribbon, who entered and stood
on the left.
The bride 81 with her father,
Mr.. c. O. Do and was met by
the groom, wh5 mpanied by hts
brother. Mr.. Ear Young of Staun
ton. Va. entered w the dining
room. The bride rr a gown Of
white satin en- train .fiy trimmed IN
pearls. Her long sui. reil was worn
in cap fashion with circle OF orange
blossoms. Sh. carried "a shower bou-
quet of Bride roses and lilies Of the
valley. During the ceremony Miss
Peed softly rendered Schubert.s ''Sere-
f3s13e -
- ,Assax. s1se saessssaz. a,fS, ard. .3zsEes.
Doggett rendered the bride and groom
a delightful reception. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young left later for bridal trip to
Palm Beach Fla, after which they
take a boat for New York, their future
home.
Out-of~town guests NJ the wedding
were: Miss Alma Young. of Stanton,
sister Of the groom: Miss Jessie Lee
Pool, Of Richmond: Miss Lorena Wise
man. Of Henrietta: Miss Louise Peed.
Of Raleigh. and Dir. Fred Livermore.
or New York
Y. w. &. a. Notes.