Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
MISS SOPHIE r. MEREDITH
BRIDE OF FRED G. BOYCE
Ceremony Takes Place at st. james
Episcopal Church, and Ist Fol-
lowed by Reception.


'age of Miss Sophie Rose Meredith,
tighter Of Mr.. and Mira. Charles vi
Wan Meredith. to Frei Grayson Boyce,
-, or Baltimore. The wedding Is
Gao OF the most important and inter-
estins society events OF the season.
AKA many handsome gowns Will be
worn by the women attending the
ceremony reception Mt tho home
81 tho BRIDES parents. 204 East Grace
Street will follow the service at the
cnurch. and many prominent guests
trom distance are In Richmond for
The event. Mrs Max Talbot, of Brook
'!ne. Mass. will be her sister's dame
- honor, and the bridesmaids include
Srs. willard p. Sullivan of Norfolk;
Ifa. Erwin Furmnn. OF Brookline,
%iasf;; Miss Sophie Pitt. Of Baltimore
a'id Miss Kitty Hardy. OF Norfolk.
iieyward Boyco, OF Baltimore. will
A,tend the groom as best man. and
.ise groomsmen include Mesrs. John
r. Baer. II. Curzon Hoffman. Jr.. Graz
ham Boyce. a. II. s. Post. Albert D
Thomns Branch McAdnms william G.
Baker and Bernard Meredith Mr..
Meredith will give his daughter away.
and Rev. 7. G. Darst, rector of st.
James, will perform the ceremony.
Mrs. Fred G. Boyce entertained last
evening at dinner at the wcstmore-
,und Club In honor OF the bride-to-be.
Younger Set to Entertnin.
MISC Mary Taylor. daughter OF Mr..
I'D Mrs. Jacauelin p. Taylor, will en-
srtain at cards on Wednesday even
''iH at the home OF her parents on
Monument -A2eaue. Only the young
"a. set has been included in tho invita-
Ions.
,nairs of rnterest.
ON Monday. November 80. from 5
y o'clock. ut their residence. II East
franklin Street, Mre Reginald Gill;
Inn nd nj Mt ~
2Ittcrtain at a reception In honor Of
Iiss Robert A. Kyle Peasants and Miss
.iary G. Tyler. two -debutantes of the
winter. The affair will he one of tho
most interesting functions OF next
eek
airs. william r. oppenhimer and
4or daughter Miss Sarah Oppenh!mer.
nave invited the debutantes OF tho
season to have ten this afternoon with
aIiss Ellen Wright Wise. the debu-
ante daughter OF Mrs. Barton HnXall
Wise. The tea Will be given at the
oppenhimer homo on West Grace
street. Miss Wise will also be guest
81 honor at theatre party and sup
per atlthc Westmoreland Club Thanks
giving night. at which Mr.. and Mrs
J. Jordan Leakc Will be hosts.
Irs. Wise Will give a small buffet
luncheon at her homo on PARK Avenue
Thanksgiving. previous to the foot
ball game. when n few of the debu
LA.itcS ana some OF inc university Oh
Virginia students will be entertained.
Mrs. John a. Coke. Jr.. will be host
ess at tea this afternoon at o'clock
in honor OF her sister, Miss Dorothy
Hn , ison. and the buds Of the season.
Miss Lecnop Here.
Miss Edith Leeson, OF London. Eng.
VINO has been painting portraits at
Newport. II. l.. and who has just COM
Eipted the portraits Of Bishop OAR
l!ngton. OF Pennsylvania, and Mrs
DariiH;st has returned to Rich
T:o;ld. Miss Leoson has taken the
studio OF the late william l.. Shep-
card, and makes her, home at 200 East
rrpnklin Street She is an artist OF
tide reputation and has done the
,Ii:eucsse,, II several of the most
prominent society women In Rich
.,ond and many others of note In the
south.
10 Attend Dance.
Governor Locke Craig. of North
sroIina. and his staff have accepted
tdt Invitations of Miss Ella B!nford
- attend the girls german given to
Tie visiting students Of the Uniyer-
stiles OF North Carolina and Virginia
here on the night Of Thanksgiving.
The german will be big socity event.
and the presence OF many distinguish
ed guests will make II an affair of un-
usual interest Some of tho additional
patrona for the dance are Mr.. and
y ~.
.iohn A. Coke Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Powers Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Hickey.
FIR. and Mrs Robert Pegram. MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Mccarthy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman Workman, DR.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Mann. Mr.. and Mrs ]. st. George
Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett B. Wall,
Dir. and Mrs. Granville Gray, MIR. and
Mfrs. George a. Gibson. AIR. and Mrs.
Ellis Talbot. Captain and Mrs. a. B.
Guigon. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mullen. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Warren. Mr. and Mrs.
Horace S. Halves. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll Montague. Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm
Bruce. Mrs. Mary Pace Groner of
New York: Mrs. Burbank, OF Balti-
more: Governor and Mrs Henry Car
Craig. OF North Carolina: Mile Anna
pavlowa and the members of her
company.
Tables Tor DnnHans.
a great many people have already
taken tables for the "dansant, which
1 Is to be given by the Working Girls
Club at the Jefferson Hotel on Friday
afternoon from 1870 to o'clock Some
Of the ,bcst-known young women in
town belong to this club. and the
series of dansants to be given by them
this winter will be most interesting
society affairs Tables for the enter
tainment Friday afternoon may be Sc
cured through Mrs. Goodwin Boykin,
Madison 254s, and Miss Nellie Tomp-
itins. Madison 624-J.
Donation Day,
committee OF women. OF which
Mrs. John Wise Is chairman. will he
at tn. Second Baptist Church to-day
FROM to o'clock to receive the do
nations of the Second Baptist Church
congregation for the Baptist Home
for Aged Women The regular an
nual donation at the Baptist home will
DC held as usual on Thanksgiving Day.
nut this especial day has been chosen
for the Second Baptist Church, owing
20 the inability OF some OF the members
to go to the home on, Thursday.
For Miss Amhier.
Miss Emily Amber, whose marriage
TO George Wilcox Brown Is promi-
nent event for Wednesday, evening. was
guest OF honor at an auction party
ST three tables, given at tho residence
OF Mrs George Z. Caskie. on Saturday
afternoon In Lynchburg. Mrs John
l.askie and Mrs. Don Moore were Joint
hostcsses for the affair. Quantities of