The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-16
SOCIETY.

city: Grace Jones, Araminta Holcombe
and GLADYS Lea. Miss Nancy Watson
WAS al the music room door and
directed the guests to the dining room,
where they were serve9 by Misses
Margaret Temple and Sallie Watson,
Mrs. Tom Hamlin poured coffee In
the library end was assisted by Miss
Emma Leigh.
The bride was the honor guest at
a number OF entertainments just pre-
cedinR her wedding. Mrs. Stuart Car
ter gave her linen shower at tho
Hotel Burton.
MrE James l. pritchett, Jr. gave
a card party mat was very attrs Give
The score cards were miniature Gu
pids and the ices were In the shape
OF hearts,
Miss Mary Boisseau also gave the
bride a shower party at her home
on Paxton Avenue, Miss Gladys Lea
entertained at cards In honor of Miss
Haynes
Mrs r. W. Edmunda entertained
the bridal party on Tuesday night af-
ter rehearsal. Miss Haynes was also
the guest of honor at bridge parties
given by Misses sallie Watson and
lima Allen and John Overbey.
Observation-Disclosures
OF much interest was the marriage
solemnized at the charlottesville
First Methodist Church Saturday
evening, when Mr.. Alonza Richard
Breedlove. of Richmond. and Miss
lillian Darlington Fitzpatrick, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. G. w. Fitzpatrick. of
rage, Rev. r. IT. wnterfieid. presiding
elder OF that district, officiating Miss
/ Mary Sterling presided at the organ.
playing the bridal chorus from L6shen-
grin as q professional. and Mendeis-
sohn's wedding march as a occasional.
Just before the entrance of the bridal
party Mrs. W. NJ Arlington. of Ar
rington, sang Believe Me" The
church was prettily decorated in
palms, trailing vines and candles. the
effect being beautiful and artistic.
The uAaers were: Mr.. James r.
Green, Richmond; DR.. c. W Pritohett.
/ and DIR. NJ. L. Rea, Charlottesville.
DIR. c. b. Pritchett. OF Johns Hopkins
acted as best man. the groomsmen
were: Messrs T. M. Anderson. Jr.
and c. A Gregory. OF Richmond.
/ The bridesmaids Miss Evie Knight
/ of Franklin, Va. and Miss Ethel
Wheeler. of Richmond, wore pink sat
in. and long accordian plated tunic
OF chiffon, a girdle of pink satin en-
broidered in pink beads and lace.
trimmed both on the skirt and bodice
They carried pink Tosca canes, deco
rated in pink tulLe and pink swee'
peas
Miss Grayson Hoofnagle. OF Ash.
land. Va. was maid OF honor, wearing
a dress of same design as the brides
maids. except all in white and pear
embroidered. She carried Toscs
cane. the tufie and sweet peas beint
all in snowy accord. Mrs. w. J. Cow
ard, OF Nav York. was her sister
matron Of honor, her costume beinI
OF modish design, the white elk tuni,
being deeply embroidered with pinl
velvet. whflc a long pink velvet cour
train fell from the shoulders. Sh,
carried Killnarney roses.
The bride, who entered leaning os
the arm OF her brother. Mr.. John 7
handsome gown Of ivory duches
satin. covered with lace and "a cour
train fell from her shoulders
Her veil was arranged with a Puri
tan cap. and caught with orange bios
SONS, She carried a shower bououe
OF lilies OF the valley and orchids,
! Out-of-town guests were: Mrs c
w. Pritchett. Danviile: Miss Annie
Prttohett, Danvfilo: Mrx. N. b. Cove,
Danville: MT. and Mrs. w. w. Breed
love. Norfolk: Mr.. w. n. Fitzpatrick
Arlington: Mrs, Louise Pettit Rose
land. Miss Mary Petit, Roseland
Mrs. I. b. Wheeler, Arlington, Mr..
John Fitzpatrick, Arlington: Mr.. "
]. Coward. New York. N. Y: Mr.,
", v. Slaughter. Bristol, Tenn: NJ,
and Mrs. J. ], Boax. Covesv.lle. Va.
Mr. Vernon Slaughter. Wasningtor
Il. c.: Mr. Vim. Wheeler, Elmingtor
y Va: Mrs. Eugene Carroll Shipmar
Va; Mr.. and Mra. Peter Ainsli<
LynchbuFa. Va: Mrs. Carrie WALES
Lynchbsrg. VI: Min Margaret Boas
Coveviile. Va: MHs NefIie Boas
CoveviIle. Va
Mr. Dux,aadsonas Lecture.
THIS afternoon In the Woman
Club at 400 O'Clock, Mrs. Sally OuI
Donaldson viii s1ve the sixth OF he
series OF lectures on tho present wa
In Europe. A large audience wifi b
present to hear Mrs. Donaldson.
On Friday evening, the Decembe
whist tournament will be held at tn
Woman's Club. and the usual rule
Will apply concerning the men part
nern
Futertnimnent 1t r. W. C. A.
''rhe Ladies' of CRAWFORD" will b
given by members N the Bushes
Women's Club of the Young Women
Christian Association, on Thursda
evening, December II. at s:15, in tn
assembly room OF the Y. W. G. A
North Fifth Street. Readers O
Crawford" know how quaint an
Eweet the book ia and the play 4
fu1 OF quiet humor. The cast ma
been trained by Miss Lucy Hender
son. and consists of Miss Mary Niche
Miss Nancy Ntcol, Miss ErmA Bark
} err. Miss Sadie Barker. Miss Dori
Shakespeare, Miss Ruth Weed, Mis-
Verna Jackson and Miss Irene Jack
son.
'Mr. Bob 81 the name OF a pla
to he given this evening at s g
O'Clock in the auditorium of tn
/ Young women's Christian Associa
r ton. II il under the direction o
the Junior Auxiliary Of Monuments
Church, and those taking part ar
Misses Lindsey Pnwers Mary Nor
, ris. Elisabeth Allen. Fila Thoanas
. Mary Powers. India Thomas, Ralp
Ludwig. Roger Warren and Hug
| Lynch.
Womcn's Mes4AnGs
. The Story Tellers LcaRue Of Rich
, rnond Will inset this afternoon at
o'clock. In the auditorium Of the Viz
. gfnfa Mechanics institute.