Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
Many Brilliant Social
Events on Thanksgiving
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ueId hospitals II mad the good 10Y
tune TO be driving few ohicers III
my car during the height OF u terriac
artillery duel between the Frehch anu
German forces. When the officers iert
me. to participate In the lighting, J
watched the proceedings from II wood :
cd height" said Mrs. French. Il could
see shells bursting in the air directly
over gun pits. could near tE'
screams Of SHELLS anu the cries oil thc
dying. One such experience Is enough
in n lifetime
Mrs French. who has "a cottage 1T
the Virginia Hot Springs. has visited
here several times rs the guest OIL
tie United states Ambassador to Spain
and Mrs Joseph l.. Willard.
Entertnins Guests.
II. II. Wright. or boswell. entertain
ed several OF his friends ut a hunt. fol-
lowed by :: dinner. on Thursday at his
home. "Grecnlodge." Covers were laid
Tor ten, and among those present
were: Warren T. Taylor. Hugh De-
noon. Irwin WeisiEer. J. X. Sampson,
W. d. Duke. Il. y. Taylor. G. NJ.
Bridges. w. -. Cardwell, Mr.. Harney
and Mr.. Bowser.
At Homo This Evening
Mrs sam Wanersten. OF 2325 West
Grace Street. will he at home this
evening 1T her residence In honor OF
her guest Miss Fannie Baer, OF
Wheeling. w Va. -
Dnnsnnt for ShcItcrinE Arms. =
Great interest has been taken In the
dansant TO he given for the benefit
of the Shclterinp Arms Free Hospital
on the evening of December ) ot the
Richmond Hotel Tables may be Sc
cured through Mrs. J. r. Carneal and
Mrs. Stuart Jones and a great many
have been reserved in advance. Pa
irons for the affair include Mesdames
r. =. James, II :. MacLean. Hampton
Fleming. Sam Cohen. Il. II. Gloves
Meade r Spicer. Alvin NJ. Smith. AZ
Tarncr !. Taylor E,lyson. T. Il. Crump,
Charles Page. Nanderslicc L. K. Mas
sic: Misses Sitterdng: Mesdamcs f.
II organ. w. IL Duane, j. r. Cox
John Seaton. j. 5. Serey. Charles
Btown. Frank Boxley. j. II. Carneal
Davis. c. q. Johnston. Stuart Jones
c. r. Johnson. James McComb. CHI
ford Miller. John Orgain, Palmer. Shot
well. j. \. Peasants. Street, John
Swartwout. S-nyth. X. S. Tuck. Stan
ley Tyler; Misses Yancey; Mesdames
James L. Cannon, Preston Kelvin
Evan r. Chesterman. Woodson Wad-
dy. Ashby Jones. Jr.. II. IL. Terrell
Adolphus Blair. Lewis PiZZinni. Robert
Craig. f. Fl. Hoge. Warren + Taylor
Clarence Miihiser. William Minor. Rob
ert CroXton; Miss Sizer: Mesdames
Tanner. II, Il. Wayt. "iibon: Misses
Nilbon, r. Moore Stevens. Bell OFT
Mesdarnes e. O. Hill. c. H. Ratci!T
Pizzini, G. 4. Wall. Grenviile Gray
r. r. Johnson. De Sofa Fitzgerald, II
<. George. III, y. c. Richardson, J
Frank Sutton.
Herbert-Forc.
a pretty wedding vas celebrated al
the home OF Mrs. i. Clemice Terry
4ot East Clay Street. Thursday. whcI
her sister. Miss Artie " Fore, became
the bride Of George Hinton Herbert, OF
this city. The lower floor was ar.
ranged with palms, ferns. yellow
chrysanthemums and shaded lights. an6
the wedding music was rendered 10y
W. Reginald Walker. Rev. & II. TEN.
pleman performed the ceremony. The
bride wore a smart travelling suit oil
blue cloth with q hat to match. and
carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley. Mrs. s.
Cjemice Terry was her sisters tnatror
of honor, and was gowned In yellow
crepe de chine and chiffon. and ear.
ricd a bouquet OF yellow chrysanthe.
inuma. The groom had his brother. a
u. Herbert, Of Newport News, as best
man, and the usilers were g. X Davis
and w. w. Dabney. The ribbons were
held by little Ellen AGREE and Elsie
Owen, who wore white frocks with
yellow seshes. and Daniel Browning.
Jr., carried the ring.
The h-ide Is n daughter OF Mr md
AIRS. e. L. Fore, OF Appomattos County.
Some II the guests from q distance at
tending tho wedding were: ". NJ. Her