The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27

merly Miss Greta Hostetter, OF New
York. whose marriage took place last
week Mr. Frederick Hostetter and
his bride will be extensively enter
tanned in Washington in the coming
winter.
Masquerade Ball
| The recent announcement that the
! fourth annual masquerade ball for the
/ benefit of the District Nurses Assoc
/ citation will be held In the Jefferson
Theater In Charlottesville. November
/ 3, is of great interest here. Alrea fy
a large number are planning the CO.'S
tunes that they expect to wear on the
occasion.
The committee on arrangements
consists OF Mrs. w. Allan Perkins.
chairman; Mrs. Theodore Hough, Mrs.
Graham Edgar. Mrs. r. p. Taylor,
Mrs George f. walker. Miss Hub
bard and Mrs. J. G. Flippin. This
| committee Is continuing its effective
work for the success of the ball. To-
day 1t authorizes the announcement
of the Judges and the floor committee
/ as follows:
/ Judges-Mrs Samuel II. Marshall,
Mrs. w y. Waters, Mrs. r. S. Blake,
I Mr.. william II. Wood. and Mr.. 70.
d. Tayloe. These will occupy one CT
! the upper boxes
| Floor Messrs George
f. Walker. Albert S. Boiling, G. w.
I Hulfish Boardman f. Smith, Russell
I Bradford. w. Allan Perkins, +. w.
/ Twyman, Hollis Rlnehart and Dr.
Graham Edgar.
( In the receiving party will be Mrs.
Parkinson, Mrs. w. NJ. Thornton, Mrs.
| F. NJ. Magruder. Mrs. w. NJ. Lille. Mrs
Kearney, Mrs r. H. Dabney, Mrs. e.
A. Alderman, Mrs. Boardman Smith
and Mrs w. n. Macon.
Halloween Party.
Invitations have just been issued by
/ the Girls Literary Society of John
Marshall High School. to q Halloween
party. whicn will be given Saturday
evening at $3.50 o'clock IN the gymna-
SUM OF the school. All sorts of novel
Halloween games have been arranged
for the evening, and the gymnasium
will be decorated in pumpkins, au-
tumn leaves and other novelties in
keeping with Halloween. Many at
tractive costumes will be worn by the
guests. and there will be informal
dancing. An interesting musical pro-
gram has also been arranged for the
evening
Daniels-Smith.
Cards have been received In Rich-
mond from Congressman and Mrs.
+
Va, announcing the marriage of :heir
daughter Mrs. Eloise Hughes Smith,
to Robert Williams Daniels. formerly
I of Richmond, but now of Philade1-
phia. The wedding took place Au-
gust the 18th at the Church of the
/ ransflguration, New York, and was
witnessed by only the nearest relatives
and friends of the bride and groom.
Mr.. Charming Daniels was his broth
-, er's best man
Mr.. Daniels is son OF the late
James r. V. Daniels and Mrs Daniels,
of this city, and is prominently con-
nected throughout the State. He and
his bride are now visiting at Rose
mont, near Philadelphia and will
probably come to Richmond shortly
to visit Mr.. Daniels mother.
CruInp-Currie.
on Wednesday evening last at 6
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs Robert Currie
gave In marriage their daughter Flor
ence Lydia. to Mr. Walker Ragland
Crump, Rev. Hugh b. Sublett Of St
Johns Church. officiating. assisted by
Rev. w Asbury Christian, of Union
station Church The entire lower flo or
or the house was decorated with a
profusion of palms and flowers The
NANTES were draped with shaded TO
iiage plants and cosmos, the color
scheme being pink and green. White
ribbons gracefully draped from stand.
ard baskets filled with Harrifi lilies
formed the aisles for the bridal party
and an improvised altar OF smilax and
candles was erected in the parlor Mrs
Lee FERGUSON played the wedding
march. and rendered musical pro.
gram while me guests were assem-
ping. Her gown was of pink MESA
line with pearl trimmings
me brides dress was OF imported
embroidered crepe and she carried a
shower bouquet OF lilies of the valley
and orchids, her only ornament batnp
her great-grandmother's gold chain
She entered the parlor with her sis.
ter. Miss Annie Roberta Currie. maid
or honor, who was gowned In soI]
messaIne, with an overdress of Scot ch
SIX broche, with rhinestone trim
mings. She carried a hat shower Of
sunburst roses They were met A,
the altar by tha groom and his best
man, Mr. Arthur w. Bates. The
bridesmaids were Miss Mallie Rey-
Etids cousin of the bride. and Miss
Robinette Crump. sister of the groom.
they were gowned in pink messaline,
with oyerdresses of shadow lace, an
carried shepherdess hats of Killarney
brilliants. Little Miss Minnie Rob
! Phaup carried the ring in the heart
or a rose on a silver tray She wore
a dainty dress Of snowflake wolfe and
lace, with white ribbons
The ushers were Mr.. q. p. Crump,
brother OF the groom, and Mr.. p. B.
Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs, Crump left for a
Northern trip, and before their return
will be the guests OF the brides rela-
dives In Boston, Mass. After Novem-
Der 0 thew will he at home to rbair