The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-22
]. SOCIETY.

Eugene r. Junes and John Valentine.
Another attractive dance just com
pfeted ia the "Ra gtime and Express. -
I which is chap sroued by Mrs. John
Scaton and Mrs. r. A. Blenner. The
dancers irriude: Misses Helen Scher-
( er, Martha Sutherland, Benetta Hulce,
+. Lucy Willis Frances Humphrey,
! Ardele DAVIS. Allen Thompson, Mar
garet Whar- IN, Esther Shotwell. Rebe
I Bradley. Kate Winn, Lee Courtney,
Bessie Tompkins, Pearl Oakley
I GeueSicve S'crn and Willie Wilkerson.
Messrs Aloi sutton. Marion Boisseau.
+ Vernon Davis Carlisle Burton. Grey
tIulce, Spruen Btenncr James Scurry.
Or. Charles McAnally, Charlie Tabb.
Leslie Jones, Richard Barley. James
HutchlnS. wafer Krug. Alvin Pear
man, Leslie Terrell and John Cole,
/ Mrs, Henry DO tiikiss viii sing when
the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for
Alabama" as speciality Of this dance.
The music for all Of the dances is
very catchy. and Miss Stewart, who
Is directing the affair. has introduced
number cf very artistic dances.
Rest Room Opened.
4 very attractive rest room In CON
rectlon with the Young Woman's
Christian association was opened yea
AtfbaN H. tV4 EAatHA AIttii SNttEks Win
many prominent women Of the city
present. \ most efficient extension
committee has been working for some
time to complete this room. which
VIII he opened every day from II to
o'clock, IN order for working girls
To have a place to come and rest and
take a cur of tea.
The opening yesterday was some
what In the form of an informal re-
ception. Miss Katharine Halves Open
"A with prayer, and Mrs. Thomas
II. bigger, chairman Of the extension
committee made a very charming ad
dress telNny Of the work the com |
mittee had done and thanking them
FIR their valuable assistance. Vases Of
Richmond roses. bowls Of yellow chy- /
santhemuns and ported plants, all t
gifts Of ff3~5ets here. decorated the
mantcl ana windows Of the room, ana
after Mrs. Eiccers short talk, the
following young girls served hot
chocolate. Misses Louise CTump.
Louise Miller, Leila Lacy Martha
reale. Nanny Wright, Mary Archer.
Mary Bcrkley and Mrs. Alvey.
HarriS~-NisSsey.
The hnlns Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Granville Massey $40 South Cherry
street. was the scene of very pretty
daugFlrer, Miss Edna Gillispie, and
Mfr. Beverley Sands Harris were mar
rled. Rev. T. ClaEett Skinner. pastor |
Of the Second Baprst church Of |
fciating The house was decorated |
with palma md ferns. The bride |
wore a travelling suit Of dark blue |
cloth. with hat end gloves To match, |
and carried Brides roses. The maid |
Of honor. Misc Ethel BRADSHAW, wore !
pink rnessaline fraped with chiffon /
and carried pink rosaa MIR Harris, I
"A brother Of the groom, was best man, /
ana the ,shers were: Messrs. s. r. /
and f. r. Massey, Loehengrin's wed /
ding march was played by Miss Pearl /
Wilson. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bride and groom left for a
;-et-tt,tsc ash n
New York and other points, After
Decern be- st Mr. and Mrs, Harris
viii he at home at 2009 Hanover ave-
nue..
Personal
Mrs. Samuel y. Drewry, Of Cen
tralia, will "a 10 Baltimore shortly
10 he the guest Of her son-in-law and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Frank De-
ford, a. their country place near that
,tty.
Mrs. ]. r. Ramsay has returned TO
ne city. after spending several weeks
ls the CUES. Of friends ii. Roanoke.
Rev. and Mrs Churchill Gibson, Of
T4uray, ar the guests OF Bishop
Robert A. Gibson. in Park avenue.
Mrs. Mnscr Jatnison. Of Roanoke,
s spending some time at the Rich
nond' hotel.
Miss Mary Rail-. Of Westhampton.
has returned home from Baltimore, X,
where she attended the Orrick Powell =
wedding.
Mrs. Hugh Rose and small daughter
nave gone 20 "ClayeT-fields, Keswick,
Va. 10 visit Mrs. Randolph.
Miss May Irwin in visiting friends
n Norfolk.