The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-29
DANCE GIVEN FOR
MISS P|NCkNEY
BALLROOM AT COUNTRY CLTB
DRESSED IN YELLOW COLOR
SCHEME.
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MISS MCLUNG BRIDE
WEEDS >. II. pARpEE, OF MEAD
WILLIE, rs.---MUsECAL TEA THIS
ArTfERNooN--~oTT or TOWN
WEDDINGS.
MISS M'CLUNG BRIDE.

Quantities ~ fragrant spring f1ow<
frs. palms and yellow shaded lights
decorated the Country Club Of Viz
einia last evening. when Mr.. and Mrs.
e Coatesworth pIuekney gave one OF
the pretticSt dances of the season in
honor of Miss Josephine Ptnckney, OF
Charleston. s G, ana Miss Beatrice
Haley ef Brooklyn. n. Y. The ball
eoom was hung with festooHs Of
Southern smilax and baskets of jon
quilts and tulips adorned the windows
and mantels. Palms and bay trees
formed an effective background for
tAe receiving line, which WAS com
posed Of Mr.. and Mrs Pinckney. Miss
HALEY aud Miss Pfnckney. Smilax
ard palms with yellow flowers and
tights were used IN the dining room,
whore there was one large table for
the chanetones. set with a rustic
basket OF dafrodils, tied with tulle.
Small tables set with centerpieces Of
yellow flowers and candles shaded in
yellow, were arranged throughout the
room, at which were seated the young
people. About $50 members OF the
young dancing set, including a few
married people, were present
Pardee-McClung.
Last evening at o'clock In the
home ri Mr.. and Mrs. George Armi-
street, was solemnized the wedding
Of their sister. Miss Mary Imhoden
McCiung. daughter of the late Colonel
Charles Henry McCfung. of Meadow
View, and Mr.. jesse Hartman Pardee
son Of The late John Henry Pardee and
Mrs. Pardee. Of Meadville, Pa The
ceremony. which took place in the
drawingroom, was performed by the
Rev. Walter Russell Bowie, rector Of
M ~
orchestra screened behind palms
played the wedding march, and the
HHrcaroiie from the Tales of Hoffman
during the ceremony. Festoons Of
smilax hung from the doors and win
dows and baskets of 1onquils and
Killarney roses adorned the windows
and mantels in the drawing rooms.
palms ard ferns being banked against
the WINDOWS In the front drawing
room. wiiere an improvsed alter OF
Ascension lilies. Killarney roses and
tall cath 1ral candles was erected. The
hal' was deliberately decorated in srni-
Tx. IA ms aud American Beauty
roses. The tlining-room WA, also dec
ora1ea in Killarney roses Hn3 smuax.
with nsi&6s of rose sha1ed tights.
" i'Ie huge silver howl hnaa wan
pink -ases and dafrodils. AMI Tod with
yellow chiffon and sprays Of lilies Of
The valley, adorned the table
The bride entered with her brother
in-faw, Mr.. George Arruistead Gibson
by whom she was given IN marriage,
and wore an exquisite gown OF white
brocaded satin, with bodice Of real
lace. and tuntc Of chiffon Her long
tlilie veil fell from a wreath Of orange
blossoms and was caught with sprays
IF the Same flower and an old-fash-
Toned Pin worn by her mother on
her wedding day She carried a
shower banquet Of orchids and HES
Of the valley, and wore a handsome
diamond pendant. tho eroorn's gift
Mrs George Arnistead Gibson was
Snatron of honor. and her sisters only
attendant She was rowned in mauve
hrocaded velvet, trimmed in silver lace
and gold tuile. and carried orchids
Little Elizabeth Gibson and Patrick
Arulistead Gibson held the ribbons
Mr. Edgar SacKett, OF TeadeviIie, Pa,
acted as best man.
A reception fur tf1r bridal PARTY and
ceremony. after which Mr.. Pardee and
his bride left for the South to spend
week Later they win sail on the
Carpathia for honeymoon In South
err italy and France. They will not
return IN America for wear. when
they viii probably go to MeadeviIle.
Pa
Among the guests from n distance
attending the wedding were: Mrs
Owen Smith, If AsheviIle, y. G.; Mr..
and Mrs. r. Lancaster williams OF
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ Zee
man Mrs T. A. Dewey, Mr.. w w
Rincaid. all Of Meadvtlle Pa: Mr. w
M Moore nf London. England, and