The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
Household
EXHIBITION DANCES TO BE
GIVEN AT COUNTRY CT UB
Gintcr Park Women to Have Hcd Cross
Charity Entertainment ON
November n.


d,nce this evening for dinner at the
Country Club and for the hop following
Numerous tables have been engaged IN
advance and tic feature OF the weekly,
dance held there this evening VIII be
the exhibition dancing done by Miss
Emily Francis Hooper and Ellsworth
Cook, OF New York City, who arc dane
Ing at the Richmond Hotel dansants
csc,.y evening. Six or seven novel slips
or dances Will be given by Miss Hooper
and Mr.. Cook between the hours of
and $3.50 O'Clock sand large contingent
% fashionable society. Will 20 to the
club for the affair which has been ar
ranged for their entertainment by the
bcard OF managers of the club
Smltb--Isyior.
quiet wedding OF much interest 10
society here, which will be celebrated
1T d O'clock this evening, is that Uf Miss
Gertrudcs Mcclure TAYLOR, daughter or
Mrs Samuel NJ. Taylor. OF i;erisvjlie,
t1Dr.Jamcs Henderson Smith, OF Rich
Z inond. The ceremony Will take place
in, tho home of the brides uncle, DR..
Hugh AL Taylor. WhitcSnb," mean
Nyestbampton, and only the nearest
relatives aud friends Will be ,,,.csent.
Following Il wedding trip. ID. Smith
ard his bride will be at home al y West
FRANKLIN Street.
I.cnyes For Kentucky.
j. B: Kite is leaving lown to-day for
Lexington KY. MIR. Kite Will be mar
rietl on Tuesday, October 81, in Lexins-
X ION to Miss Ida Flea ror Alav OF that
place.
He'd Cross Bcncflt.
The women of Ginter Park will have
q Red Cross charity affair in tho Gin
irr Park Assembly Hall on Friday ev-
ening. November .. Plans for the event
arc most elaborate e. and all sorts OF fav-
ors and unique features have been ar
~, 10 he fcr tall ont ,f hf,uu
IL attendance. The hall will bc pref
lily decorated and refreshments viii be
seryed. The committee i'm charge OF
The entcrtainmen:' for the benefit Of the
Red Cross includes come Of the best
SHOWN women I'm that suburb and the
fXnction will be very charming one.
Attend Dances.
son. Virginia Chesterman. Mary Meek.
sarah EODpenheimcI and Anton Adams.
az this city. were among the guests
rom distance attending the fall GER.
mans 1T the University OF Virginia this
'ceck. Miss Lightfoot Sling, of Balti-
more. no spent some time In. Rich
irond this summer visiting Ailss Ingram
and ut Virginia Beach. was also among
the girls attending the dances AT the
University.
(: Washington Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Walter 10
~. w auuSli, OF New. OFk. LOOK
place "Wednesday evening at the home
, al the brides parents. Mr.. ami Mrs.
Frank Walter. in Wyoming Avenue.
+ Washington. The ceremony took place
ut q o'clock. Rev. j. Hennen helms, Of
tue Church OF the Ascension. oficiated
IN the presence OF Il small company OF
rdln,ivcs and Intimate friends The
decorations We're In pink and white.
with roses and cosmos blossoms used
n artistic effect throughout the entire
drawing room floor.
The bridal attendants were the sister
- the bride. Misc Jane Walter: Miss
Edith Waddiil. of Dnurille. Va: Miss
Percy Handy, of .Lynchburg. Va: aIiss
f'rances l.. Walter. and Miss Carroll vi
Washington. Walter Waddeli, brother
of the bridegroom, was best man, The
ushers were: T.. Lloyd Overnian, of New
York. Beverly Manor, OF Virginia: Will
liam ID. Campbell and &. Edgar Davis.
of Washington.
The brides gown was OF white satin.
with overdrcss OF white French tulle
embroidered in pearls. y pearl cap held
,,ic ,ullc veil. which fell TO the ground.
r Her bouquet was Of lilies OF the valley.
The bridesmaids wore gowns of pink
iaTota AMI tullc and Carried pink roses.
Mss lane walter as maid of honor wore
gown OF pink and silver silk made
on smart and becoming lines and also
carried pink roses.
:
mrny. after which Til" youns people left
for an extensive Southern trip. They
MI be at home after November Il at
~ Magnolia Avenue. Jersey City
WISH Frcdcrtclssburg.
y party fcom New Jersey WAS In
fredericksburg "Wednesday and part of
Thursday looking over the points of
interest In that section In the party
we're Mr.-and AIRS. William r. Wilson,
=. MIR. and Mrs Charles H. Clayton, Mr..
lI,-c l.
herd and Bertrand Birch They arrived
in Richmond Thursday.
Scintcr--Hufcr.
Miss Ann Crawley Butler daughtc,
of Nh. and Mrs. Robert Emmett Butter.
of Drewry's Blun. was married We'd
nesday evening at $50 o'clock nj the
hoine OF her parents to George Werter
Sclater. OF Scottsvilla The parlors
were decorated in autumn leaves and
Soldenrod. Rev. Mcdaniel Ruckcr, of
he Methodist Church. South. performed
the ceremony. THE bride wore IN trnv-
cling suit % green cloth. and carried
a shower bouquet of lilies of the val
ley. Her sister, Miss Nellie Butler, was
the brides only attendant. She was
attireu IN white lace gown, and ear
rieH Golden Gate roses. X. Zelder
.'clater. brother OF the groom. WAS best
man, Before the bridal party entered,
waiter \. Perdne SOFTLY played believe
Me, If All Those Endearinl Young
charms, ana the wedding march as
The bridal party entered.
Immediately after the ceremony =
buffet supper was served. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Sclater left for Wash
ington; and other points.
reception was given Tuesday even
ing In honor of the bride and groom
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs Butler
Decorations We're in goluenrod ana au-
H.tunn leaves, and a color scheme of
yellow and white was effectively. car
ried out in the dining room The
brides table was decorated in daiiiias
ana white tullc. Refreshments We're
served by Misses Mary Andrews, Fannie
Swincford and Grace Butler
Those from "a distance were: Mrs.
William Eabcock, of Washiugton: Miss
Mary Butler. of Mathews County; r.
Zelda Selater: of Cartersville, and n.
~. Sclater, or ScottsvlIc
Hack From IIdneymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Won Ge.nmin-
who ~. p,nr