The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-05
Social and Personal

, whito satiu trimmed In shadow lace
and her tullc veil was fastened with
lilies of the valley. Her only ornament
was q pearl and diamond necklace, the
groom's gift. and she carried shower
bouquet of Bride roses. She was given
away by her father, Richard II. war
ing, with whom she entered tho church.
The maid OF honor. Miss Marguerite
Palmer. was g9wncd in white embroid-
cred silk, and carried bouquet of
pink carnations and ferns James Gar
( land Miller. OF Princeton. w. Va, was
best man. Mrs John Z. Saunders, who
was dame Of honor, wore a white silk
gown. and carried an arm bouquet OF
pink buds. Little Miss Emily Garter
( Saupdcra was ringbcarer.
The bridesmaids Included Misses An
ME Laurie billiard, Gladys Hoskins,
/ Ellen Bray. Lurline Waring. Christine
Waring, Louise Eubank and Madeline
Miller. They were Eowned alike in
soft white null, with pink and blue
girdles. and carried bouquets OF pink
carnations. The groomsmen were stan
ley Miller. DR.. Charles a. Warner. Nal
colin Peel Dillard. John II. Hoskins.
Francis billiard. Grady Miller and Ed
mund Smith.
big reception, given at the home
OF tho brides parents, Glen Villa
was held on the evening before tho
p
tivcs and friends were present. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller have gone North on their
wedding trip, and after an extended
visit TO places OF interest viii make
their home In Norfolk. Guests from a
distance attending tho ceremony in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs John r Saunders.
OF Saluda. Mr. and Mrs. James Gar
land Miller, of Princeton, w. Va; Rev.
Richie ware, OF Lynchburg; Miss
Madeline Miller of Norfolk; Miss Mar
gueritc Palmer. Edmund Smith of Sa-
luda; Miss Lurline Warning, IL G.. War
I ing and his son. Otis Waring. OF Nor
folk: John C. Taliaferro and his daugh-
( ter, Miss Ellen Taliaferro, OF Reedville
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Waring, or Reed
I VILE.
Visiting Here.
Miss Mario Jones. OF 1875 West
few days Miss Antoinette Camp, OF
Franklin Miss Camp and Miss Jones
are leaving tomorrow for Sweet Briar
! College where they are both students
! this session.
At the Womnn's Club.
! There Will be a musical this after
/ noon at 4:3o o'clock at the Woman's
club. with Miss SKULL. OF Norfolk. and
! MIR. Whittemore as the soloists Mrs
y. b. Guigon is chairman OF the af-
ternoon. and very delightful pro-
gram has been arranged. Miss Myrtle
iNculOEG is the accom- PIANIST.
s On Wednesday afternoon at 4:2o
o'clock Miss Augusta Daniel will hold
! the nrst OF series OF classes on Eng
I lish cathedrals
: Recent Affairs
! An attractive affair OF New Years
/ Eve was that at which Miss Madeline
/ Cnser was hostess in her home on Gov
: Misses Bculah Clayton. Elizabeth Gate
( wood, Lucille Flournoy. Helen Flour
wood, Thelma Clayton, Emma Gate
noy, Julia Rogers, Ethel Flournoy,
Ruth Smith, Madeline Unger, Messrs
Edward Randlett william Goode
/ Chi'iies tngel. William Alexander
Carol Tyler. Earl Smith, Preston I'm
ger and Howard Ungcr
n delightful party was given at the
mono OF Mrs f. L. Gentry, 1901 East
Marshall Street, on Wednesday evening
Alter dancing. supper was served al
midnight, ut which time the guests
| gathered on the veranda 10 welcome
tho new year.
Guest OF Madam Foster.
Lady Mary St John DIildmay. of
Milan. Italy, now touring America. Is
the guest OF Madam NeIlis- Foster ar
mo Hanover, on West Franklin Street
Lady AIildmay, who is a daughter OF .
former English ambassador to italy is
| inc granddaughter OF Luisa Cnppiani
tho noted singer Madam Foster was
at ono time pupil Of Cappiani.
Returning to School.
| MISS Hazel Anderson, Of West Vir.
| gina, who Is student at the Black
stone Female Institute. spent the week
| END in Richmond as the guest OF Miss
Grace Esther Campbell. Miss Camp
Dell is also attending school at Black
stone this session and spent the holi-
| day season with her mother here at the
| Luray Apartments.
Miss berkeley EntcrtnIns.
An interesting and unique affair Of
the holiday season was the Month
farty given by Miss Campbell Berk.
eleg on Thursday evening. The house
was decorated In evergreens and ar
ranged into twelve booths. each bear
ing appropriate symbols for some
month. The costumes OF the girls
present also carried out the months
OF the calendar. Prizes were won by
O. Gray Richardson, Jr.. X. Frank
Ititchie. Jr., and III. H. HARRIS. The
guests included Miss Julia Hapke. ms
January, with II. Fl. Harris; Miss Car
RE Berkeley, as February, with C. G.
F.! Richardson. Jr., OF Alexandria Miss
| Kate Winn as March. with Richard +,
Berkeley. Jr.; c. Nelson Berkeley, OF
Danvillc, as April; Miss Juliet Spiteley
as May. with j. Bowie Ferneyhoueh
! Miss Frances Berkeley. as June, with
r.. Gordon Richardson; Miss Alice
Welsh. as July. with French Ceson. OF
tho University CT Virginia.; Miss Leila
Lacy. as August. with Charles b. Tabb
Mrs. j. b. Ferneyhough, as September
| with Clifford Richie. OF the UNIVERSITY
of Virginia.; Miss Bstello Marks, as
October, with r. +. Ritchie. Ir.; Miss
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