Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-26
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MANY SOCIETY EVENTS FOR
THANKSGIVING DAY
itereptions, Dances, Theatre Parties,
Family Dinners and Bnii Game
Make Full Program.

u least hale n dozen functions of moro
Hr less Importance. The greater num-
her OF Richmond people will attend
'sryices at the various churches In tho
city this morning and following lunch
On VIII go to the ball park TO Witness
tho annual football game between tho
Universities of Virginia and North
'lhroiina. All sorts Of interesting par
.!es have been made up for the after
noon and there will be teas In the ar
ternoon and luncheons beforehand for
tue many visitors In the city for this
event. Several debutantes are to be
entertained ut luncheons, and the Gov
1rtor OF North Carolina Will be the
guest Of Governor Henry c. Stuart at
tho COMMONWEALTH Club, following the
informal reception for the North Caro-
aiians at the Jefferson. Luncheons
VIII ALSO be held at the WestmorelaDd
mi Commonwealth Clubs to-day ana
'sniIly dinners without number will
mark the celebration OF Thanksgiving
li.re
In the evening the teams Of the two
universities and Governor Craig. Sec
retary of the Navy Daniels. and the.
presidents of the two colleges Will at
tend the performance OF Anna Paw
Iowa. at the Academy of Music. going
later TO the german given by the girls
of Richmond Mt the Jefferson Hotel.
The german Will be opened with u
debutante figure. and the chaperones
Tor the affair include Mr.. and Mrs. John
=. Coke, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pow
ers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pcgram Mr.
afib Mrs. Frank MCCARTHY, Mr. and s1rs.
coleman Wortlinm Or. and Mrs. Her
part Mann, Mr. and aIra. ST. George
Hryan. Afr. and Mrs. Garrett Is. Wall.
ir. and Mre. Granville Gray. Mr.. and
siFs. George Gibson Mrs. Burbank, Afr.
and Mrs. Ellis Talbot. Captain and
Mrs. A. II. Guigon. Mr. and Mrs. An
rev. Gray. Ar. and Mrs. James Null
ien, Mr. and Mrs. George Warren. Mr.
md Mra. Carol Montague, Mrs Mary
FACE Groner, Mr. and Nrs. Horace S.
fiawes. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Bruce,
sir and Mrs. James Cecil MIR. and Mrs
lanes Gwatkins. AIr. and Mrs. Charles
Ncbber. Dir. and Mrs. w. a. Condit Mr.
aId Mrs. John Guy, Mr.. and Airs. Thorn
~ Elicit, MIR. and Mrs. c. G. Barka-
Gale. Mr. and Mrs Gordon smith Mr..
and Mrs. J. ~ Miller. DR.. ana Mrs.
Carl Blackwell. sir. and Sira. Pegram
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Thread
+ craft, Mr. nHd Mrs william Noiand.
ar AMI Mrs Croxton Gordon. Mr.. and
Mrr. Charles Whitlock, AIr. and Mrs.
Lewis Larus
Miss Ella Binford of the Chesterfield.
lins charge of the arrangements for
The dance, and the floor committee for
the affair includes Richard Darlington,
X. G. Dashiel1 and Henry Miller. Paw
iowa and hcr company and Governor
craig and Governor Stuart with the
p.emhers OF their stats have been ea-
pecialiv invited TO he present
For Miss Wise.
Miss Ellen Wright Wise. much
ieted dcbutante OF this season was
guest OF honor last evening at Il small
house dance giv.L by MIR. and Mrs
Walter S Mcneil at Monroe Terrace
About hfty guests were present who
ncluded number of the dehntantcs
sud the younger set here and MFR. and
Airs. Mcneil received with the guest
ct honor. The table q, the dinsngroom
~here buffet supper was served. was
irt with basket of chry 81 tn cnums
card Ii atringod orchestra played FOR the
Iancing.
Iig Church " e,idinR.
y large assembly of friends and rel
ives filled the First Presbyterian
3lErch yesterday evening at $50
y .iocli TO witness the marriage of Miss
Iury McFaden. daughted or Rev. Frank
.lbot McFRden. d D., pastor of tho
,l;rciI. and Mra.. McFaden, ii Law
f;.co Carlton Caldwell. son OF An
rev Jackson and Margaret Hannah
alnwoll. The brides father performed
Tho ceremony. and the church was
beautifully arranged with palms Ca
liiedral candles. and quantities of
wi!tc chrysanthemums. The wedding
marches from "Lohengrin" and Men
delssohn" were rendered. and "a Per-
feet Day" very softly during the SER
vice.
The bride was attended by four
bridesmaids. Misses Mamie r. Tim
beriake. OF stanton: Natalie Bocock.
Of Georgia; Katherine w. Sinton. OF
Richmond. and Frances T. McFaden.
They wore quaint gowns Of yellow,
crepe de chine with bodices and drap-
cries OF lace and tulle. and their bou-
quets were yellow chrysanthemums
tied with orchid-colored tulle. The
groomsmen Included George II. Payne.
Of Charlottesville; Charles e. Burks.
OF Lynchburg: a. L. Herold. of Char
lotte, ~ &C.. and Marsden c. Smith, OF
Richmond
The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her uncle. Rev. Charles Friend.
who also gave her away. Her wedding
dress was of ivory satin. made with q
long court train and draperies of chan
tilly lace caught up with pearls. and
her tulie veil was arranged with orange
blossoms and spray OF ancestral
pearls. She carried a shower bouquet
Of Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Natalie Friend McFaden, who was
her sisters maid of honor, wore n gown
OF canary crepe de chine with an over
dress OF lace and pearls. and she car
ried shower bouquet of violets and
sunburst roses. James Hubert Price
Wns best man.
a reception was given the bridal
party al the home of Mrs. George r,
Cannon after the rehearsal on Tues
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell
left after the ceremony for Northern
honeymoon. Guests from a distance
attending the marriage last evening
included: Miss Mamie r. Timberlake.
OF Staunton: Miss Natalie f. Bocock. of
Athens Ga: Miss Natalie F. McFaden,
OF Bryn Mawr College Pa: George III.
Payne, OF Charlottesville; A. L. Herold.
OF Charlotte N. c.; Charles F. Burks.
OF Lvnchburg: Mr.. and Mrs w. Mayo
s,,,tf f,fE darf nly CHI III
OF University of Virginia; rev and
Mrs. Charles Friend of Hampton: Miss
Belle Friend. OF Dnnville: Miss Nc
Faden. OF Cumberland. Nd; Mrs. w.
f. Montgomery, Of Lynchburg: Rev..
and Ms c. z. Striking Of Peters
burg: Miss Elizabeth McCue. of Abing-
don; Miss Alice S. Graham. of Hamp-
Sidney.
Miss AmbIcr's Wedding.
Society I'm Richmond and through
out the State is much Interested In The
wedding of Miss Emily Page, Amber,