Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-02
Household
| Interests
GIVEN :
FOR SEASONS DEBUTANTES
Dinner for Younger Set Given by Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick William
Scott.


Tie debutantes were much il, evil
Bicnce ut several interesting functions
/ Yen yesterday. Miss Annie Clevc-
l;hld Conc. the debutante daughter of
MIS-. Archibald Peasants Cone. was
| guest of honor In the afternoon at a
lovely tea given by her aunt. Mrs.
Joseph II. Estes. Mt her residence, 1926
Monument Avenue. The drawing
1 rooms were arranged entirely in pink
iipwnrs. and the debutante shade OF
pnk prevailed In tho decorations in
The dining-room, the tea table being
. got with Il centrepiccc of pink buds
| ana bouquets of pink roses caught up
! Win satin ribbon. The candles were
shaded in rose color, and the mnntels
{Nsetc masses with pink blossoms, MrS.
| Estes received with the guest of
! i.oIior. who wore n French gown of
! rose pink taffcta. yelled In pink tulle
aud silver lace and carried II big bou-
auct OF pink rosebuds. Mrs. Lang
4 horne Putncy poured chocolate. and
4 others assisting Mrs. Estes in receiv-
ing were Miss Cone. Miss Camilla
Rodman. of Norfolk, and AIrs. Hal
! Threadcroft. bride OF this season.
The younger society set and the deb
utantes were included In the guests
invited to meet Miss Cone yesterday
i afternoon.
"as the dinner last evening, at which
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William Scott
we're hosts, In honor of Miss Ellen
Wright Wise and Miss Virginia Lynch.
| OF Norfolk. who iB tho guest OF Mr..
ai,d Mira. Fred Noting here. The din
ner table was set with roses, and the
! entertainment was given at the hand
some Scott home. 500 West Franklin
street.
Visiting Here.
i I,,l, NJ IN will 1o 10
te guest of Mrs. Emma G. Rieley on
West Grace Street for the lvey-Nei-
son wedding, which Will be an i'm
portant society event OF tomorrow.
trnlrs of To-Dny.
ar. and Mrs. Robert G.. Thornton
ere entertaining at dance this eve
niug at their residence. 1919 Monu-
ntent Avenue. in honor or their debu-
tnnte nieces. Misses Clara Vass Bev-
erley, Of Blackstone. and Sally Branch
Donnnn, OF Petersburg.
Another interesting society event of
This evening will be the brilliant
dance at the armory of the Richmond
: Grays. when full dress battalion
drill will be held. Over 4 thousand
Invitations have been Gent out, and
some of the lending society people
IN Richmond will be present, This
= is the first OF n series OF similar at
fairs. and plans for them are quite
elaborate
another OF her series of interesting
lrclurcs on the present war In Europe
IT the Woman's Club this afternoon At
$3.50 o'clock.
Iiopktns-TOii.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond from Mr.. and Airs. PHILLIP
d Riley Toll for the marriage OF their
daughter, Emily Prentiss. to Nahum
lei Woodworth Hopkins. the ceremony
20 take place on Tuesday evening.
i I...- .gs.... 4
i.turB Church. Kansas City. NO. Tile
i wedding Is OF much interest to so
rla;y here and throughout the State,
asrce the bride-elect, through her
sGptllcr. vino was formerly Miss Grace
hcnpcr. liz closely related 10 Cover
"or Nempcr, Of Virginia. and has
.any relatives III Virginia.
lecture before Auxiliary.
rae third of the series OF lectures
,sli: given by Mrs. Sally Ouid Dom
tld;on for the benefit of the Beth
.'hahah AuSiliary will take place to-
'r9iaow afternoon ut o'clock in the
I i,ascu1cnt OF Temple Beth Ahabnh. The
lectures have drawn large and inter
rstCd audiences. and some of the lead
lug women in the city have charge OF
thom.
Dnorc for Richnond Guests.
Hiss Alice Webster was hostess Sat
lrGay evening at q pretty dance at
hcr home in Frcemason Street, Nor
FOLK given in honor OF Miss Mary
'ron,lin Anderson and Miss Margaret
llcrndon. of Richmond. who are the
quests of Mrs. W. w. Starkc, in Now
hray Arch.
Tie house was arranged with pink
and white roses, palms and ferns.
Miss websters guests included Misses
anderson, 1ierndon, Alice Wallace.
Virginia Crockett Elizabeth Bull.
sarah Price. Lydia Taylor, Jane Ruf-
lin. Louise II. Robinson, Florence
tjrooks, ATessrs Woodson Pollard.
Angus Avery. Robert Mutt, Leonard
brown. George Martin, Drewry Baker,
Nathaniel Beaman, Jr., Richmond
Maury, Harry Gillian. Alfred Page
James Jcrvey, Forney Reese, Carter
toupland, kenton Murray. Richard
smith. Cornelius Bull and Walter Ad-
ANA
An interesting social event OF the
coming week will be the ladies' grave
yard" tournament to be held at the
Hermitage Golf Club on Monday, De-
cemher z. This is the first of series
of events to be given for the women
uf the club. and Il large number OF
members will be out to witness the
tournament.
Drncht Performance.
\ fashionable audience Will go TO
tho Colonial Theatre on Monday even
ing. December I, to witness the bene-
IA performance OF the Grayce Scott
players for the Sheltering Arms Free
Hospital. Some OF the leading society
women in town will act as patrons for
the AFFAIR and a number OF interest
Ing parties will be given. Some of
those who have already reserved boxes
and seats for the performance are
Miss Frances d. Scott, Miss Ellie
branch Mrs. J. Scott Parrish, Mrs.
Frederick William Scott, Miss Phronie
.pcgram and a number OF the women
vino nre Oembcrs of the board OF MAJ
ayers of the hospital
Of Interest Here.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Ham
inerlcy, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
l.nndon Hammerlcy, and Ensign
Charles Nelson insraham, U. s. N. took
place last Saturday afternoon Mt the
1 acme of the bride in Round HILL Rev.
I, Il. Lake. II. d, officiating. The bride
iyas escorted by her father, and was
beautifully gowned in white duchess
/ satin and chiffon. ~ Spanish lace and
TITLE veil fell to the end of the train,
4.