The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
SOCIETY
LUCILLE NELSON.
Society Editor.
RICHMOND GERMAN
CLUB GIVES DANCE
RICHMOND HOTEL TO PRESENT
BRILLIANT SCENE
TONIGHT.

The fifth dance of the Richmond
German club will be given this eve
ming in the ballroom of the Richmond
hotel. Colonel 10 Lane Stern will
lead, as usual and II win be a very
brilliant affair A number Of out-of-
town guests will he in attendance, and
an elaborate buffet supper will be
served at II O'Clock.
Dance I'm Ashland.
A very interesting and delightful
dance was gisen in Ashland Friday
evening IN the ballroom of the Henry
Clay Inn by the boys of Randolph Ma
con college. 1t was masquerade af-
fair and many novel and beautiful
costumes were worn. Among the
Richmond girls who attended the
dance were:3 Miss Cornelia Harris,
dressed as a Gypsy girl; Miss Ethel
Roudar, in lovely Eastern costume;
Miss Dorothy Cullen as a French
maid; Miss Elizabeth Kelley. In
tango costume. Miss Ayliffe watson.
as q clown; Miss Louise Allen and
Miss Nancy Wyatt.
At the Chambcrlin.
Lieutenant and Mrs Alexander s.
Wadsworth. the latter formerly Miss
Rebecca Walker, whose marriage last
week was an interesting event in So
cietv. are guests at the Chamberlin
hotel, Old Point.
To Give Gard Party.
Mrs Clopton is giving pretty card
party at the Jefferson hotel TUESDAY,
February nth, In honor of Mrs. Ed
ward Chambers Goodc. of Boydton.
who is guest in the city. Mrs. Goode
has had number of charming affairs
given in her honor, and several more
have been planned.
AT the Woman's Club.
Tho members of the Woman's club
and their friends will have the plea
sure of hearing the Rev. Y. Nina
kuchf. a native japanese, lecture this
afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock. Mrs j.
Arthur Leffoy is chairman. and
large audience will he present TO hear
this distinguished speaker, The MEM
bers are requested 10 note the change
of the hour from 4 to 4:S0 o'clock.
Cotiiiion at Blacksburg.
The CotiiIion club Of the Virginia
Polytechnic institute gave it's nidwfn-
ter dance Friday night. with guests
present from every part Of Virginia:
this being the most largely attended
dance of the present session The
hail was prettfiy decorated in the club
co!ors. old gold and blue. and an eff
fective arrangement Of pennants ana
banners on the walls carried out sug-
gestions of the valentine season. AZ
midnight a course supper OF one nun
ared plates was served in the dining
hall under the direction of the mem
bers of the local chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution. and
threa-pieee orchestra from Roanoke,
led by Mrs J. A. karnes, furnished
excellent music.
William Gordon Warwick, of Rich
mond led the cotillion, with Mics
Stacy, Of Richmond. and among the
chaperones present were Mrs. {. M
Newman. Mrs. Howard S. Reed, Mrs
J. 6. A. johnson. Mrs. l. 5. Randolph,
Mrs. " II. Rasche, Mrs. K. j pa-
wilson. Mrs. G L. Nawter. Mrs r
Il. Bege. Mrs. Clarence =. Miles Miss
Maria Bolton and Mrs. Emory Hodg-
Washington Wedding.
ST Margaret Episcopal church.
WASHINGTON. was The scene of "a bead
tiful wedding Saturday evening at
S.s0 o'clock, when Miss Katherine
Tennent daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Gardner Tennent OF Washing
ton. and Mr.. Rowland Spearman Mar
shall of Philadelphia formerly or
Columbia. =. c., were married. The
Herbert Sect Smith. rector of the
church. in the presence of distin-
guished gathering of relatives ard
friends of the bride and bridegroom
The pretty bride, who was escorted
and given in marriage by her father
looked lovely in an exquisite gown Of
white charmeuse, draped with duch-
ess lace and pearl garniture. Her be-
comingiy arranged veil was caught in
place with tiny clusters of orange
blossoms brought from Georgia She
carried q shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies Of the valley
The matron of honor. Mrs Thomas
William Fred sister OF the bride, was
gowned in yellow hrocade satin. trim
med with Mechiin lace. The two ma
irons of honor were Mrs. Hunter Ten
nent. of Norfolk, Va, and Mrs. De
Neale. wife of Lieutenant De Neale,
l.. S. M. c., of Portsmouth. Va The
bridesmaids were Miss Laura Ramsay,
Of Toccoa, Ca; Miss Josephine Alex
ander, Miss Helen Plant and Miss Nora
Pepper, ali of Washington. They all
wore gowns Of white crepe de chine,
with overdresses of yellow chiffon, and
Chantilly lace with court trains Of
heavy lace. lined with yellow chiffon.
They all wore chic gold lace crowns.
and carried large bouquets of yellow
roses.
Little Miss beverley Tennent acted
as flower girl for her aunt She had
on q dainty white frock, and carried