The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-06

ssz W8&8 Virginia Sydnprs or levs F5osu
NxSnue. entertained ut very pretty
4<A yesterday afternoon. In honor OF
! ftnr Euest. Miss Virginia jefferson. of
e. fpuasyiile. Ky The parlors and nan
SS we're decorated with pink roses,
southern srniIax and palms, The man
M &AlB were banked with small plants,
81 ana the chandeliers and dcorways
s. vtfrp s3raped with sniilax, While vases
xsf POSES were arranged about the
rronss. In the dining room pink tu-
& 1ffss AVID ferns were used entirely, ana
vi 4 hir basket Of tulips, caught with q
psnk tuIle bow ornamented the CEN
81 Ter OF the table.
4 Mise Jefferson. Miss Henrietta Run
4 Won and Miss Martha Brown. Miss
NJ jefferson wore charming frock or
III white charmeuse and shadow lace
NJ with corsage bouquet OK orchids.
81 Miss Sydnors gown was OF green
s nharnaeuse with panniers OF white
rhsmDn, and she were BOUQUET OF
e tssnk sweetpeas Mrs Melville Wright
Il Was al the panch bowl. Fifty guests
d called during the afternoon to meet
q Miss Jefferson.
Tea Room Opens,
The opening of the Girls club tea
room at the Jefferson this afternoon
1 will be an Interesting event. The ta-
i bles viii be set In the palm garden.
and will be arranged with bowls OF
1onauiis and tulips, Hostesses tor the
afternoon will be Miss Marian Harris
and Miss Nellie Tompkins.
Miss Carneal Goes West.
Miss Nell Carneai left Tuesday Tor
ar extended western trip. she VIII
Il n, first to Ann Arisor, Aieia.s 10 attend
d house party incident to junior week
Al the University of Michigan, ana
then to Hot Springs, Ark. and Colo
radn Springs, returning to Richmona
n the last Of March.
Norfolk Assembly.
The last dance in the series gwen
hy the Norfolk assembly occurred on
4 MONDAY evening at Client club. The
dining room was decorated, the color
scheme being yellow and green, Gus
III rers of yellow ionouils and tulips Civ
ing a tauch of spring in the decora-
q tsons, with smilax. ferns and candles
! shaded.
Mr Walter I'll. Taylor. Jr., led the
german. There was only one cotiilion
fapor figure. which was exceedingly
pretty There were large number
sof out-of-town guests Those receiv~
ing were Mrs Albert Dillingham;, Mrs,
Hugo 0gferhaus. Mrs. Rufus Parks,
Mrs. D. S. Burwell, Mrs. A, r. stan
bury, Mrs Wallace w Hunter, MRS,
NJ C. Dickson and Mrs, Richard
Among those dancing were: Miss
Sarah Hamilton. of Petersburg, Miss
Helen Adams and MIR. Holt Page, of
Richmond. and Miss Martha Sue
Phinxy. OF Athens, Ca.
Hano-Eichel.
Al beautiful marriage was celebrated
last night at half after eight o'clock at
the jefferson hotel. when Miss Lillian
Esichel daughter of Mr. A. Eiohel. be-
came the bride Of Mr., Henry G. Hane,
ron of MI and Mrs. 8. Hano, Of Phil
adeiphia Palms and Southern smiias
II Uf
ard pink sweetpeas decorated the par
lar in which the ceremony took place
After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served In the dining room
which was also arranged with pink
roses and sweetpeas against back
ground of green.
The bride wore a lovely gown ei
ivory eharmeuse with the bodice OF
Ehantiily lace and chiffon, embroider-
90 ffs~pearis, and tuile veil, caught
rs Srfth orange blossoms to Juliet cur
zS IN tul3e finished with pearls. Her bou.
S f1y,at was of lilies of the valley, ar
TanGed In shower effect. Mrs. Harvey
HUI III Campbell was her sisters matron oi
sS hssnor Her gown was of palest set
h7ae chiffon embroidered in crysta
beads and made over blue charmeuse
N S NMe carried shower bouquet OF PM
sweetpeas. The bridesmaids were Mis-
Beulah Eichei. In white hrocadec
charfneuse with bodice of pink tufis
M and lace, studded in rhinestones, and
Miss Margie Sake, of New York, in :
M Lucille model of pale blue and white
SR chiffon, trimmed with rhinestones
The bridesmaids also carried showel
bouquets OF pink sweetpeas. Little
Miss kathrlne Eichel was flower CIR
se and wore dainty frock OF lrisi
crochet and valceinnes lace owe
pink with pink ribbons, carrying
a basket of pink sweetpeas. Maste
Ian ga 9Yapheff WAS ring bsarpr.
Harry Meyers. of Baltimore, at
.ended the groom as best man, ant
the ushers were Mr. Edwin A. Eiche
and Mr., Mann G. Eichel
Mr. and Mrs. Hano will be a
home at the Hotel Majestic phiia
delphIa. after February 18TH, Out
Il of~toan guests at the wedding inciud
ed MIR. and Mrs. s, Hano, Mis-
81 Cramer. Mrs. Charles Grossman, MI
Charles f. cramer and Mr. Sam ia
n cphs, of philadelphia; Mr.: Harrv
ssS Meyers arad Mrs, Lizzie Goidhe3sa, @
Baltimore, and Miss Margie SAKE, o
& New York.
Visiting Miss Stoltz.
Miss Nellie Hudson, of Luray, Va.
NJ til the guest Of Miss Ruby Stoltz, 0
xeei West Grace street. Miss Hud
son has been spending the past ri.
weeks with friends in New York ant
Baltimore.
Attractive Gard Party.
gs Congressman and Airs. Charlie
e fsreiahton Cafiin entertained at a de
iightfal card party Tuesday evening
q at their home, in Alexandria, in homo
e OF their guests. Miss Martha Bell. o
sSs Staunton, Miss Annie Macon Potts
III of Ashland, and Miss Josephine
S$ Breeders. of Warrenton, Va.
Those present were MIR. and Mrs
b Conrad johnson, Misses Julia Nicol
s Lola Ashton, Eliza Douglas. Harriet
M Douglas, Christina Kemper. Sophi;
Taekeit, Nancy Tackett, Cora Jones
ss Mamie Jones. Esther Green, Mar.
h Glenn Uhler, Esther Burke, Ellei
Faweett, Nathalie Boush, George
sess reTss H. --Iean EEent. Clarence knnw
Nh dsn. Lisa Anderson. Mary Phillips
Anna Barley, Alice Anderton, Eliza
b beth Herbert. Miss Margaret Black
OF Woodbine, Md, Miss Rachel Smell
ings. OF Boydton. Va, and Miss kath
n crime Hutton, of Sandy Springs. Md.
Messrs. John Barrett, Julian T. Burke
Jr., Edmund Hunter Bryan Pitts
S Garnett pitts Beauderic Howell, Mil
N ton French, William Brooke, Waite
Foster, James Roberts, ,fr., Howars
Smith, Robley Brumback, Stanse1
1sianton. Wallace Lindsey, Eugen
Lindsey, Arthur Herbert, Edwart
- ~. A.,