The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
SOCIETY.

tirnore Tho bride was given ava
| hp har father with whom she enterel
he church. Her gown Was fashioned
/ Of white china crepe. with embroideT
ed lsaI tuu tunic and her veil wa
fastened with orange blossoms. Sh'
carried bououet of orchids, VIII
shower pendants of HES Of the valley
Her attendants wore white tdHelt
veilvd with tulle and finished 10y
elrdtes OF American Beauty velvet
Their bouquets were American Beauty
roses.
society In parlowa.
The appearance Of The famous Rus-
sian danseuse. Nine Parlowa, anf
% troHpc at '1e Academy % Must
Thanksgiving evening, under the
auspices If Mrs Mary Face GroneF,
is greatly interesting society felix, Be
side the lists already published, many
others have secured tickets. Some
Of them are MIR Il. II. sutton, Mr..
and Mrs Mcdonald Wexford. Mr. and
Mrs. j. !. Lcake. Mr.. Victor WI lArns,
Mr.. !. T. Wiugo, Mr.. Harry Frazier,
sir Olin Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Rose, Mr.. a. A. Adams Mr..
Mr. r. NJ, Brsu3er, Mr.. g. w.
christian. Mr.. and Mrs. Dula, MIR.
SOB SchwarzschiId, Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarence Mlhelser, Miss French
Patton. Mr.. y. +. Hoover. Miss Martin.
Roberts Mr.. w Hardy, Of Norfolk,
Mr.. + r, Clements, If Petersburg:
and others
The presence. in tho boxes Of tho
two football teams, who w.il sing
col eye songs between acts, VIII add
greatly TO the enjoyment nf the even
Ing
Reception Tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. e II. iauef. of 23i5
West Grace Street. are giving re-
ceptlon tonight to celebrate the TWEEN
ty-Afth anniversary Of thet marriage.
II vii! he one Of ;'1e largest, ana most
elaborate entertainments ofy the fall
season. end numbers of Mr. and Mrs.
sauerFs friends viii call 10 congratu-
late them,
fdnncy--Stratton
Mr.. Norvtl,e A, Linney and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Stratton. both Of
Gordon willie were married at the
home Of the brides brother J. Hay
ward Stratton, Tuesday night at
: O'Clock. the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev William II. Cump-
ston. rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church only the immediate families
If the bride and groom and d few
intimate friends were present. After
The wedding supper was served. after
which the newly married couple mo-
tored 10 Orange, where they boarded
Southern Railway train for New
York. Hartford. Conn. and ether
points North.
OF Interest Here.
The Savannah morning News had
the following concerning Mrs. Ran
dolph:
Mrs. Norman v Randolph. of Rich
m0nd Va. one Of the most distin-
auished and charming delegates to the
4 T. l.. e. convention. Is registered al
/ the De Soto, and since her arrival has
, been constantly surrounded by sef
many friends both old and new, who
are eager to shake her hand and have
A moments chat with her before tht
pressing business of the convention
begins. Mrs. Randolph is president o
he Richmond Chapter and Is tht
foundation stone of the T.. ID. G. worl
IN Richmond She Is also president o
the relief association and honorary
president Of the L. u. c.
/ With Mrs. Randolph has come /
/ delegation of eleven from the Rich
mond Chapter. Tsney are Mrs. Sail.
y. Anderson. president of the Con
federate Museum; Mrs. j. Taylor ELY
SON, president OF the Society for tn,
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
/ Mrs. Edgar u. Taylor. president o
Hollywood Memorial Association
Mrs. +. j. White. Mrs. y. A. Brown
Mrs. Samuel Dew, Miss Oakley AM
Miss Edna Turpin. Miss Turpin ha.
completed history OF the lnitet
states which has been approved AM
adopted for use in the public school
of Virginia.
Mrs. Andrew jackson Montague.
Savannah Morning News;
+ one OF the most distinguished dele
gates to the Il, ID. G. convention i
Mrs Andrew jackson Montague, g
Richmond. Va. Mrs. Montague is tn
acting president of the Mary Custi
Lee Chapter in Richmond. This |
thy largest chapter in the organiZa
ton, having a membership of over
thousand women. which entities 1t t.
forty votes, Mrs. Montague |
Interested In the establishment of
home for needy Confederate womel
and win speak In this behalf befor
the convention. She is q woman o
personal beauty and possesses a rar
charm of manner. She is ore or IN
.
her husband having been Governor o
virginia several years ago.
MIR. Cole To Play.
One Of the most notable and attrac
tive concerts for the benefit of tn
Belgian Relief Fund will be given un
der the auspices of the Woman's Gu
pf Ginter pal k In the Assembly HaI
this evening at $40 o'clock, II Is De
culiariy fitting that Mr.. Quincy Cole
who has been studying in Berlin 10
the past two years. under Josef Leh
mines is the pianist of the occasion
and music lovers are looking forwar
to his appearance with keen interest
Mrs Wiilia n X. Reinhardt, sopra nc
and Mr., Herbert V. Carson. baritone
will sing Mrs Frank W. Duke. on
of Richmond's foremost violiuists, vii
be beard in several numbers. =
Overwhelmingly
christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Wildwood, Clark County. Va, was tn,
scene Of brilliant wedding Wednes