The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

tho drawing room. ;.nd Mrs y O. War-
ner McCabc and MrS. Gibbs Baker. of
Washington, were at the punch howl
Decorations were entirely in yellow.
rysonthemums. aud tall vases OF
thcSo flowers were used over, where
Miss Many Irwin Watkins gave the
iitst Of a acrlcs of card parties last
nigh, at her home on Floyd Avenue
The parl"fs were prettIly decorated In
quantities of Southern sinilaX and
white chrysanthcinums, aud tho man
tells were banked with white blossoms
aud candles IN Colonial candlcsticEs.
!oWc twenty guests we're present. rho
ether card parties given by Miss I|u,-
Gins viii tHhc place in December
quiet Wedding.
The home OF Mr. ana Mrs. \ Herbert
smith, III Giutcr Park, was tho scene
9f a auiet ou, pretty weddinr yes,er-
day moruin. At 1880 o'clock, when
Their da, phtcr, Miriam Alma became
tho bride OF Alfonso Thurman. Tho.
house was decorated in palms s,n!lax
piuk chrysanthenums and lighted can
dies !. Winston Fontaine played the
wedding r9usic
Tho bride. wearing a blue tailored
suit, with a hat 70 match, and carry
ing shower bouquet OF lilies OF tho
valley, entered tho parlor on tho arm
Of her father, who gave her AWAY. Lit
tie Meredith Anne Harris nice. OF the
= ~
ter Of tho bride. held the ribbons Th.y
We're dressed alike IN dainty white
irocl;s. with pink ribbons, and carried
baskets OF pink roses ana maideu-
hair form. Miss Lola May Perrin. OF
Frederic sbur.. vas maid Of honor. ana
wore a becoming gown Of piuE chif-
ION and shadow lace, ana carried a biz
bouquet Of pink Chrysaulhcmutns tied
with strcamcrs Of gauz. ribbon. George
~ cainpion, OF New York City, acted
az best man
After an cN'ended Northern trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Thurman will bc at home, at
1p3 hawthorne Avenue, Gln,er Park
Thanksgiving Grrmun
several hundred girls viii be in at
tendance this evening at the big ger
man given ~ the ballroom OF the Ma
sonic Temple immediately following
the performance Of Peg o. Ny Heart
at tile Academy OF Music. II Will be =.
brilliant and Interesting event the
tvo football teams and the german
clubs OF the two universities being
guests Of tho occasion, and the german
VIII open with - figure led by Julien
II. Iul. In which only the debutautes
ana their escorts viii take part. Deco
ratious viii hc In college flags ana pen
uauts and palms and ferns tnterspersed
with yellow and white chrvsanthc-
NUNS will bank the stage, where the
orcbestra viii be- seated, Miss Ella Elm
ford. of tho ChesierAcld, has charge
ri tn" dance.
Following the football game IN Tho
afternoon which Will be another social
event % the day, many informal tea
parties viii be- given and society VIII
be much I'm evidence at family dinners
later. Tho University Of Virginia foot
lall team is staying at the Country
club until after The game
Mrs Harry / Norris OF s;aunton. is
spending the Thanksg wing holidays
wlth her mother. Airs lockwood, at
mo East Franklin street, and Will re-
Turn 10 hor home, after the Gadsll!
concert. Mrs Norris i Tho vocal teach
or at stuart Hall, ia Stanton.
Afternoon deception.
Mrs. sol Cutchins has issued invi-
t2tiCus Tor AN Afternoon reception TO
bo given a; her homo. 1907 West
Franklin street. on Friday. December
81 The affair T. in honor Of her niece,
Miss Sarah oppenheimer, q debutante
81 the season, ana hor daughter. Mrs
louis Cutchins
Muck
Ferns and white chrysanthenums
decorated Thomas's chapel. in Cum
bertrand County, yesterday afternoon at
uclock Tor the marriage Of Miss
Ida Eleanor Sandorson, daughter Of MI
and Mrs. G. II. Sandcrsou. to Dr.. Ernest
Benjamin Nuckols Rev w. a ; Con-
rad performed tho ceremony In the
.
tives and friends, and Miss Lola Oliver
played tho wedding marches and 80.
Promise Nc very softly during the
service
The bride. who entered the church
"lth her maid OF honor Miss Rehecca
smith, wore a smart travelling suit OF
darl blue cloth. with \ hat or the
sHruc shade and carried Il shower bou-
quot OF Bride roses. The maid OF honor
wore costume Of white narquisette.
trimmed III shadow lace and. carried
Il bouquet OF pink chrysanthclnums
( Charles l'lippcn was the groom's best
man, and the Groomsmci were: AsburY
Flippcn, Clopton Sandcrson and Basil
StoHrell. The bridesmaids We're: Misses
Annie and Cora Nuckols. sisters OF the
groom. aud Miss Vivian Stonnell. who
wore gowns similar TO that OF the maid
ChrYsanthemums The ushcrs included
Ivan Stonncll and II. s. Walton
Dr. and Mrs. Nuctols have gone
North on their wedding trip. Both
bride and groom have = great many
relatives and friends throughout the
State. rs well as in Richmond. some
Of tho guests from a distance attend
ms the ceremony wore: Mr.. and Mrs
G. NJ. smith, of this city; Mr.. and Mrs
John Wiley. Of Richmond; MIR. and Mrs
\. u, Mckay, Of Hanover, and Miss
Fanny Wilson, OF Norfolk. The groom
is son OF Nh. and Mrs. Il L. Nuckols.
IN New York.
Registering AT tho Hotel McAlpin
in New York. from Richmond during
tho past week. have been:
Edwin H. Shackieford. Il: L. ressicr
L ~ Dunlop. Miss Mary Wagcncr
Boic. Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. Il. Morgan. Leo
Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Far
ley. T.. @. Robinson, O. u. James, w. r.
Upshur. III. w. Whichard. J. X. Cham
beri0in Russell T.. Wood, Robert Tate
aud w. G. Allen
Home Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Louise Carbon
Mccarthy. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Carlton Mccarthy, to Robert Agar
Voolfolk, son of Mr. and Mrs. X. II.
Voolfolk. of this city was celebrated
last evening at $50 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents in Ginter
Dark palms farms nnJ 1i,,b,oJ a.,