Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-20
Household
Interests
Mr.. AND MRS. w. T. REED
WILL GIVE DEBUTANTEl DANCE
Miss Mary Champe Haley Becomes
Bride OF George Archer Mars
ton of JOan0.


OF 1903 West Franklin Street, sent out
cards yesterday for II dance on tho
Vening of Thursday, December 3, ut
o'clock, Mt which their debutante
daughter. Miss Alice Burwcll Reed. Will
make her first formal bow to Richmond
society. The dance Is to be given In
tho ballroom of the Jefferson Hotel and
VIII be q beautiful affair In every de-
tall. ~
Another charming debutante function
&c which tho invitations arc to be is
sued shortly is the dance given by
.ir. and Mrs. Robert q. Thornton Oh
the evening of December 2. This at
fnir Is to be house dance In honor OF
Miss Clara Vass Beverley. of Black
stone. and Miss Sally Branch Donnan,
or Petersburg. both nieces Of the hos
tess and buds of this season, and Will
no given In the handsome residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton, 1919 Monument
Avenue
Cards have already been sent out by
Airs. Reginald Gillian and Niles Vir-
HfHia Pleasants for reception at their
home. II East Franklin Street, In hon
or OF two debutantes OF this winter.
Misses Roberta Kyle Peasants and
Mary g. Tyler. The reception will take
place on the afternoon of Monday, No
vember 80, from 20 o'clock.
TO Attend Dance Performance.
The teams Of the Universities OF
cupy boxes on the evening OF Thanks
giving. November 26. at the Academy
OF MUSIC AZ the guests of Mrs. Mary
Pace Groner TO witness the dancing of
Anna Pavlowa and her troupe, which
wIll be q society event. Besides the
football teams of the two colleges {,
number of students and their guests
VIII also be In attendance and the au-
diencc will be very brilliant and
iashionnbio one. Some of the we'll
known people who will attend the
performance for the matinee and night
are John B. Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
VI. Dean Mre. ii. c. Brauer, Mrs. y. l..
Massey. Mrs. Adolph Dill. MIR and Mrs
W. Ashby Jones. Jr., MICS o. King,
Afr. and Mrs. Il. Stewart Hume, Miss
Helen Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
M!llhlscr, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest c. Mead.
Francis Johnson. Samuel g. Rosendorf,
Leigh II. Page. Mrs. John Sidney Day-
enport. T. W. Saunders. Edward e.
Mayo, w. l.. Allen. w. Frank Powers,
Mr.. and Mrs a. NJ Cannon, Mrs Heth
Clark, Or. e. c. Levy, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis @. Larus, william Z, Suth. A.
]. Harris. H. -. Cullen. DIR. Moses II.
Hose. Miss Katie Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs
Martensten, W. c. JeTrcss. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas, T. Bryan. Mrs. II. q
buchanan and others.
Leave For the North.
Mrs. John Franklin Tempieton and
Miss Mary Osborne Tcmpleton, of
Waynesboro. will close their home the
first week In December and go to Bal
iimorc and New York TO spend come
time. Later In the season Mrs TEN
pleton ana Miss Tcmpleton will go by
boat 10 Florida and Cuba for an ex.
tended stay.
llias June. Engaged.
Society in Richmond and through
out Virginia IS greatly interested in
the announcement OF the engagement
of Miss Grace stuart Jones, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Is. Jones. OF DAM
Vile. TO Henry Smith Richardson. of
Greensboro. y. G. Miss Jones, who is
lovely girl. has visited hero several
times AS the guest Of Miss Anne Keith
Royal, ana has been much entertained
IN Richmond. She Is now In Balt-
more with Mrs. y. =. Withers for n
brief stay.
Affairs of To-day.
Mrs William Wharton Archer is on
PERTAINING at bridge luncheon to-day
NJ 1890 o'clock At her home. sos East
Franklin street in honor of Miss Ro-
berta Kyle Pleasants and Miss Mary
q. Tyler. two Of the seasons debu-
tantcs.
Another interesting affair OF to-day
~ the celebration OF the silver we'd
DING anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
Sauer, which is TO be held ut their
residence, 1916 West Grace Street
The usual weekly dance at the West
inoreland Club to-nigh; from . to l2
viii he largely attended The dance
Will be held In the sun parlor OF the
club and decorations will be in roses
and chrysnnthemums. An orchestra
VIII play for the dancing,
Narston-IiRicy.
The Clifton Forge BAPTIST Church
vas the scene Wednesday night of a
brilliant wedding, when Miss Mary
champe Haley, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William y. Haley, became the
bride OF George Archer Narston. Of
Toano. Long rows of lighted tapers.
quantities OF palms and ferns, With
curtains Of spruce as Background for
the Cathedral candies. were used in
the decorations. Miss Mallic Payne
rendered musical program, while the
guests assembled. Jus; before the
party entered, Mrs. Thomas +. West, /!
OF stanton, sang Because" Miss
Haley was attended by her maids. Miss
Jheo Harwood. OF Newport News; Miss
Ruth Cook. Of Buckner: Miss Laura
Marston. Of Toano, and Miss Mary
tiooch Anderson. of Clifton Forge. who
wore dresses with bnsqucs of white
crepe de chine and ruiiled skirts OF
lace. Their hair ornaments were rhine-
stone pins. gifts OF the bride. and their !
flowers, Killarney roses The grooms
men were Messrs Willie Haley. Lloyd
Ritchie, Lit Pendleton and Preston
Jennings. of Williamson, w. Va.
Miss Fannie Haley was her sisters
green crepe de chine, with trimmings
OF pearl embroidered lace, and her
flowers were La France roses. Inme-
diately preceding the bride came four
flower girls, Mary Bannister Haley, OF
Toano: Elizabeth SentZ, Sarah Harvey
and Blanna Mathews, wearing lingerie
fcocks with sashes OF pink. Their
Ahepirerdess baskets We're tied with
pink tullc and filled with rose petals, |
which they strewed In the brides path. |
Little Civic Donovan in an Oliver |
twist suit of black velvet trousers and
white silk shirt. carried the ring.
The bride entered the church with /,
her father, who gave her In marriage. |
fIor gown was Of duchess satin, with
Il court train and garniturcs of prin-
cess lace and trimmings OF pearls. Her
veil of illusion fell from cap of pearls
and wreath Of orange blossoms and
her bouquet was a shower OF lilies OF
tho valley and Bride roses. She was
met at the chancel by the groom, at