The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27

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SONS. and pergola of bamboo trellis
work VIII be arranged around the sides
Of the entire hall. This pergola will
be drapcd in spring blossoms and
vines, and the small tables will be
decorated in slender vases OF iris and
lilies. No costumes arc necessary and
the fete will be a thoroughly charm
ing and delightful affair in every de-
tail. The floor will be cleared for
dancing, and an orchestra viii play
throughout the evening.
Affairs of Yesterday.
Mrs. f.. II. Stuart. OF 1913 West Grace
street. entertained yesterday afternoon
from to o'clock at her home In
honor of Miss Jennie Price. OF Lewis
burg, w. Va, daughter of former Gov
ernor Price. OF West Virginia
IT was charming affair. and the
tea table was arranged with basket
or spieng blossoms and shaded candles
The same flowers decorated tl., parlors
MISS Price liz spending some time in
Richmond, and great deal OF delight
ful entertaining has been done in her
honor.
Mrs. Fanny Fern Andrews. who is at
tending the National Educational Con
vention. was hostess at large dinner
party last evening at the Jefferson
Hotel Covers were laid for 100 guests.
and the table was decorated In roses
and mignoncttc.
bis Reception by Lee Chapter.
One Of the handsomest functions to
be given In honor OF the delegates to
the National Educational Convention,
now IN session here, will be the re-
ception this afternoon from to c
O'Clock nj East Grace Street. with Lee
Chapter. United Daughters OF the Con
fedcracy. rs host A cordial Invitation
IL extended to all the visitors attendin,
the convention. and to the members of
the General Assembly and their wives.
Mrs. Andrew jackson Montague "a
chairman OF the event, and the wide.
pretty rooms of the home will be beau
TRULY decorated in flags. palms spring
howers and bay trees. Bowls OF daffo-
oils and narcissus will be arranged
on the manteis and bay trees and ferns
VIII form an effective background for
the receiving party. Mrs. Fanny Fern
Andrews, who I, n very gifted and
clever woman. will make an address 20
the chapter and the assembled guests.
and splendid musical program has
also been arranged for the afternoon
Receiving this afternoon will be Mrs
a. j. Montague. president or Lee Chap
ter. Mis- arthur p. Wilmer. Mrs Sycle.
Mrs. Rose, Mrs. J. a c. Chandler, Mrs
Ray, Mrs l.. H. Traylor and Miss Mary
Chalmers. They Will be assisted by
Mrs. Thomas H Bigger, Mrs. Edgar
L.agerty. Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Granbefy
Nanderslicc. Mrs. william Shepherd
Mrs. Page and Miss Wright
"Thc Chiscl, Out.
Richmond people arc much Interested
in the publication OF The Chiser" bv
the students OF the Womans College
and a great deal or work has been done
by the editors OF tho magazine and
editor in chief. and the other students
assisting her are Misses E'lossie May
Daniel. Lazy Wallace, Elizabeth Davis
Louise Northington. Louise Langley.
Margaret Walkup. Grace Cakes. Ruth
Oliver. Ruth Robinson. Miss Marguerite
Stoltz and Mrs. Basil Gwuthmey, who is
alunnae editor.
The magazine is beautifully gotten
up and contains contributions from
Miss Rookie Martin, Ruth E. Watkins
Minnie rlowdcn. Mary Carter Anderson.
Hinda Yancey. Katherine NJ. Harncy.
Violet Lee Daugherty. Mrs Basil
Gwathmey. Miss Grace Warren Land
rum and others.
A. i. Y. A. Meeting.
The Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities Will meet on
Tuesday morning, March 8. ut ii
o'clock In the John Marshall House.
All members are entitled to attend. as
we'll AS all nonresident members, and
notices OF the meeting are given
through the newspapers only.
Lnnd-Etheridge
Says the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock
a very pretty wedding took place in
the Episcopal chapel at Oceana, when
Miss Jacque Heloise Etheridge, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Etheridge,
was married to Herbert Leth Land.
son OF NJ. p. s. Land
Rev. John Il. Wales, rector OF the
chapel. performed the ceremony. and
the vested choir preceded the bridal
party, and Fraulein Charlotte Best
sang L Hear You Calling Me-" with
MISS Annie Lee Savage at the organ.
THE bride entered with her father.
who gave her in marriage, and her
gown was a lovely imported hand
made lace robe. which is an heirloom OF
the family. Her tullc veil fell from a
cap of old lace, and her flowers were
orchids and lilies of the valley
>-, The matron Of honor. Mrs. Mallory
Nimmo. sister of the groom, wore
gown Of pink crepe de chine. with
trimmings OF panne velvet and carried
Etheridge sister OF the Sride H wore
pink crepe meteor. and also carried
The bridesmaids were Misses EloIse
Crockcr and Miss Annie Laurie Hayes,
OF Suffolk: Miss Margaret Anderson.
Miss Mae Northern, Miss Willie Lee
smith, all of whom wore frocks OF
white crepe meteor, with green butter
fly girdlcs and carried STAFF baskets
filled with white sweet peas, tied with
green tulle bows
Kenneth Henley attended the groom
MS best man, and the flower girl was
little Mary Land, who wore n froclS
of shadow lace and carried n basket
OF rose petals, which she scattered in
their path.
The ushers were Howard Gano.
Gordon.
The groomsmen were Palmer In
gram, OF Suffolk. Earl Townsend,