The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-15
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An attractive affair given by the
Younger society set this week was the
box party on Tuesday afternoon at the
Colonial Theatre to witness the Grayoe
Scott playero I'm The warrens OF Vir-
ginia," at which Miss Eleanor Winch
Parrish WAS hostess. Miss Parrish's
, honor guests for the occasion was hei
cousin. Miss Audrey wack, OF New
York. who Is visiting mt "AIinnboyra"
until Monday. Others present were:
.M'sscs Isobcl and Elisabeth Scott. Alice
ana Marion Meredith. Jane Strudwick,
Maria Adkins, Beth Palmer. Elizabeth
Cecil Rohaile Millhiser. Elizabeth Tay
Tor. Elizabeth Witt Nellie Meade
Louise CABOT, Katherine Minor. Doro-
thy Bruce, Katherine Miller. Quincy
1Iandstrcet. Elizabeth Patterson. Etler
Wallace and Margaret Johns.
After the performance Miss Parrish
and her guests were entertained at az
ternoon tea at the home OF Mrs w. +.
Chalmers OH Grove Avenue. The tea.
stable was set with tiny yellow baskets
OF flowers and bonbons caught with
bows of gold-colored gauzc.
Stewart-Chcntw0od.
Mr. and Mrs. William y. Chcatwood
announce the marriage OF their dapgh-
ter. Hazel James. to James Edward
Stewart, also or this city. The wedding
took place yesterday very quietly at
the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Airs. stewart will spend their
rc,Ebcr - VIII be at home, ut 2321
Park Avenue, Richmond.
Card Parties OF Interest.
Events Of much interest for this
afternoon and evening arc tho two card
parties that will be held in the par
East Franklin Street, from to 6 and
s to 10 o'clock. These arc the first of
a series of similar affairs that Will be
given at this club, and all sorts OF in
these entertainments throughout the
season. The club rooms will DC prettily
decorated. to-day, and some of the NEST
prominent women of the city will play.
Hnrrisonburg Wedding.
An out-of-town wedding Of interest
TO society here and throughout the
state is that of Miss Mary Gillespie
Sprinkel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Gillespie Sprinkcl, of Harrison
| burg, and Richard Cardwcll Taylor. son
of the late Keith Taylor and Mrs. Tay-
lor and grandson of Judge Richard
! Cardwcll Of tho Supreme Court OF
Virginia. The ceremony took place last
evening at o'clock at the Emmanuel
Episcopal Church In Harrisonburg, in
the preserve of large and distin
Suishcd company OF guests. Rev. Dallas
MifIiin Tucker. of Charlestown. w Va.
officiating. The church was decorated
in palms. chrysanthemums, yellow roses
and cvcrgrccns. and tiers of Cathedral
candles were used on the altar.
The bride wore lovely. dress of
white satin. with tunic OF white silk
net edged with pearls and finished with
point dc vcnisc lace. and her veil of
illusion was caught with orange bios
SONS! She carried a presentation bou-
quot OF Bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Rosalie Harrison Sprinkcl.
who was her sisters maid OF honor.
wore gown of yellow accordion
plated crepe de chine, with a court
train OF silver brocadc, and carried a
bouquet of yellow roses. Mrs. Charles
/ Patterson Cardwell. OF Hanover, who
was dame Of honor, was gowned in
! white crepe meteor trimmed in pearls
and real lace. and her flowers were
yellow roses. Both maid and matron
OF honor wore black picture hats.
! The bridesmaids, Misses Eula Jose
Darlington Craddock. of Lynchburg
| Elise Cardwcll. of Ashland. and Mrs.
/ Ben l.. Lambert, of Charleston, w. Va,
, were gowncd alike in yellow and black
costumes. The skirts were of accordion
| plated yellow tullc and basqucs OF
hats OF black velvet and yellow plumcs.
Their bouquets were of yellow chry-
| santhemums. Clarence Taylor. uncle of
the groom and clerk of the court Mt
Hanover, was best man. and the ushcrs
included Cline, RichcSon, Fletcher,
Price, Johnston. Coiner. Lemley and DR..
Firebau2h, all of Harrisonburg. The
Sroomsmcn were Howard and Dalton
Taylor, brothers of the groom: w. Gil
lespie Sprinkel, brother of the bride;
Edward G.. Epes. of Richmond, and
George Haw. of Haw. Little Louise
Dechert and Nancy Sublett, who were
! flower girls. wore white lingerie
dresses with yellow sashes, and carried
baskets of yellow rosebuds.
Bridal chorus, 20, Perfect Love-" was
l.t- NTrc .x-lA
Samuel P. Fletcher. Mrs. D. Q.
Dechert., Mrs. r. G. Brown Miss Eliza
beth Bradley, Miss Frances Mackcy.
Messrs. Keister, Hopkins, Baugher and
DR.. Baugher. and Mrs. Fletcher sang
Loves Festival" by Weingartner
cred the following program: wedding
March," Wagner: "Cauzone Amorosa,"
Nevin: wedding Day at Troldhaugen."
Grieg: Wedding Prelude and Inter
mezzo." Nevin: wedding March," Men
delssohn: The Rosamunde Air." Shu-
bert: Coronation March," AIeyerbeer.
reception was held after the we'd
ding at the home of the brides par
ents on South Main Street. The en-
tire lower floor was decorated in
Southern smilaX. chrysanthemums,
palms and golden glow roses
Punch was served by Miss Malone,
Of Quincy, Florida, and Mrs. Frank
Sublett of Harrisonburg. Misses Mar
guerite Manor. Delucia Fletcher,
Amelia Brooke and Hilda Miller served
in the dining-roon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardwell have gone
North OH their honeymoon. and will
later be at home in Richmond.
Visitors Entertained.
Several handsome functions were
given i'm honor of the visitors to the
bankers convention yesterday. Fra
grant fall flowers and palms decorated
the Commonwealth Club for the
luncheon which took place there, and
the visiting ladies of the association
were also entertained a luncheon yes
terday at the Country Club of Vir-
GINA The clubhouse was beautifully
arranged with roses and autumn flow
ers. and bay trees and palms marked
the entrances TO the main hall and
dining-rooms.
brilliant audience filled the City
Auditorium last evening when the as
ISOLATION attended the concert given in
their honor, with Alma Gluck, Soprano;
Antonio Scotti baritone. and tfrcm