The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09

ert Gamble Cttbell. III, was his broth
ers best man.
A buffet luncheon followed the
ceremony, after which Mr.. Cahcil and
his bride left for a motor trip through
the Northern States
The wedding yesterday unites two
families long prominent in the history
OF the State. and. although celebrated
very quietly. is one of the most In
teresting of the season.
Invitations Issued
Mrs. Allen Edloe Donnan has issued
invitations for the wedding reception
of her daughter, Edith T1lmage, to
Mr.. August Warner Clarke on the
evening OF Wednesday, November
2Gth. at o'clock, at the home of the
brides mother, St3 Floyd avenue.
Only the immediate families viii wit
: ness the ceremony, which viii take
place at $40 o'clock.
Judge and Mrs. Frederick Wilmer
Sims have sent out cards for the mar
rage OF their daughter. Lucy Win
ston to Mr. William Worth Smith,
Jr., the ceremony to take place on
Wednesday evening November 18th
at $3.50 o'clock. at Louisa. Mr., smith
and his bride will be at home after
December 10th at Louisa.
Bride Elect Entertained.
NNjHEIRdS tHdI itiliAS 0lt1lIb IdNt
been given this week in honor of Miss
Resale Leslie Valentine bride Of
next week Yesterday Miss Mary
Saunders entertained at a lovely
luncheon AZ the Common wealth club
in honor Of Miss Valentine and her
bridesmaids, and last evening Mr..
Henry Elicit entertained the bridal
party at a dinner at the Westmore-
land club, after which the guests at
tended the Saturday night hop at the
Country club.
Debutante Affairs.
Mrs, r. o. Bertrand gave a small
dinner party at the Country club last
evening in honor of her daughter,
Miss Mary Bertrand. who - making
her formal bow to society his season.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
George Ball Hutchins, and included a
few of this seasons debutantes.
Mrs. Sidney }. Dudley gave one Of
the prettiest afrairs of the season yes
terday at the Hermitage Golf club in
honor of her debutante daughter, Miss
Arabelle Hayes Dudley. The guests
were seated at one large table, which
was decorated with a large basket Of
pink and white chrYsanthemums tied
I with pink tulle. Pink and white chry~
santhemums and dainty little hand
painted cards were used to mark the
places. Mrs Dudley, wearing a gown
OF lavender charmeuse trimmed with
cream lace, with touches of pink vel
vet and a large black velvet hat, was
assisted in receiving by Mrs William
h Hodges Mann, who wore black lace
over silk with trimmings Of jet, and
a black hat; Miss Ethe! Walker Atkln-
son, who wore a gown of old blue,
+, trimmed In chiffon, and a large black
4 velvet hat. with white ostrich feath-
ers, and Miss Dudley. who wore "A
I suit of white Bedford cord and a black
4 velvet hat trimmed in ostrich feathers.
4 The guests included Misses Virginia
i Chesterman, Lucy Talaferro. Harriet
4 Gum, Evelyn jackson, Mary Irwin
4 Watkins. Mallie Miller Marie Sands.
Mary Covington Evans, Margaret Har-
/ man, Alice Hoge. Martha Roberts,
+ Phyllis Taylor, Austin Drake and Ma
! rion Spicer.
4 At the Woman's Club.
\ Mrs. Charles G. Bosher, author Of
the House OF Happiness" aid numer-
Gus other fascinating stories, will give
an authors reading before the mem
tbcrs OF the Woman's club and their
guests Monday afternoon at 4:30
/ O'clock The club is very fortunate
in having with them on Monday after
/ noon this well-known and charming
woman. and all who know her ar have
read her books are looking forward
4 with great pleasure TO the occasion.
\ In Honor of Mrs. Story.
/, An interesting and delightful affair
| of the ID. A. Il. convention, which is
TO be held In Richmond. November
4 18th ard 18th. Is a luncheon 10 be
4 given at Murphy's hotel at / O'Clock
j Wednesday in honor of Mrs. William
u