Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-30
Household
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RECEPTION FOR MISSES
Plls EASANTS AND TYLER
woman's oib to- Hold First Musical
OF Seasl This Afterno9n-En-
EnRemcnts Announced.

OF Seasa This Afterno9n--En-
Hi !. KnBemcnts Announced.
/ Several interesting events will on
isage the attention of society this at
Iternoon. Miss Roberta Kyle Peasants
|TIand Miss Mary Lyon Tyler will be
/ lSuests Of honor at reception this af-
1 lternoon given by Mrs. Reginald Gillian
|Nand Miss Virginia Pleasants. from to z
| O'Clock, at their home. II l.. Franklin
/ Street. Both arc dcbutantcs OF the sea-
Hson, and Miss Tyler Is the daughter Of
4 Fudge u. Gardiner Tyler, OF the Four
Iteenth Circuit, and Mrs. Tyler. Mrs.
2EFylcr wac, before her marriage. Miss
Mary Morris Jones. OF Richmond and
|tihas many relatives and friends through
|Nout the State.
Hi large audience VIII go to the
| lWoman's Club this afternoon at 1870
|Eio'clock to attend the first musical Of
|Hthc season thcre. Mrs. A. ID. GuiBon
| tIls chairman OF the afternoon and Miss
Jean Trigs Is the soloist.
ffo lie Entertained In LynchburE.
lH 1T Is OF much interest here that Mrs.
7lIWilliam Cumming story, president
iljSeneral of the Daughters OF the Ameri-
Ilican Revolution, will be In Lynchburg
| fIDecember and as the guest OF the
IlILynchburg Chapter, n. a. r., and the
lhouse guest of Mrs. Thomas d. Chris
1Hiian. regent of that chapter. Mrs. story
| twas entertained I'm Richmond last sea-
1lP. i. Maupin. State regent, and Miss
1llITlorence @. Finch, OF the D. A. r. Mag
{ftlzinc, Will also be entertained at tho
| Ihome OF Mrs. Christian In Lynchburg.
.tl The Lynchburg Chapter will enter
\ ain from 10 Monday at 4 reception
ilit honor OF those distinguished women
Hat tho residence of tho regent, and the
HBluc Ridge Chapter will entertain at
he home of Mrs. NJ c. Ivey Monday
|urnornng. Mrs. Story will address the
Il far n M pf tla >
2lDancc( for Miss Chambers.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Allen Chambers
lhnvc Issued Invitations for dance in
1A1isa Martha Chambers. The affair is
Ito talo place on the evening OF Thurs
| 1day, December II, at o'clock in the
dhonc OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers. s1i
IdPark Avenue.
jCard Party Friday.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w, Payne, OF $500
Hanover Avenue, celebrated the thir-
htecnth anniversary OF their marriage
1dn Friday evening 1T card party.
3lSiycn In their home. Decorations were
|asnnthemums, and supper was served at
3a,he card tables. Attractive prizes
Ewcre awarded, and eight tables were
1 1cngaged. AIR. and Mrs. Payne received
|nwith the formers sister. Miss Mary
Hli'aync. OF Alexandria; MIR. and Mrs. H.
HMargaret Barbee served punch.
Encouragement Announcement.
Mrs. J. w. Goss announces the en-
Engagement of her daughter. Mary Stuart,
TO Monroe Osborn Wilson, of Amelia
aCounty. The marriage will take place
: lon December o, 1T the home OF the
41bride's mother 1T the University OF Nir-
agirSia.
Married I'm Pennsylvania.
The wedding OF Allan W. Gibson, of
. IT,.
1of Easton, Pa, took place ut o'clock
lrhursday afternoon In Brnincrd Union
IiPresbyterIan Church. Isaston. The
ajceremony was performed by Rev. VIII
! CLAM j. Drummond, OF Nankin. Chimp.
i Organist Harlap L. Wochrle played
8ithc wedding march from "Lohengrin"
I ias the bridal party entered the church.
The bride was preceded by her maid oC
jhcnor. Miss Blanche Speer, of Pen
Argyll, and escorted by her, cousin. d.
. lG. Anderson, OF Philadelphia. The
church was. prettily decorated with
2lycrcmony Mendclssohu's wedding
3march was played as the party left the
lchurch.
The bride was gowned I'm deep cream
IiChinese brocade crepe. trimmed with
lpoint lace, with court train and carried
IA shower bouquet of lilies OF the valley
Hand white roses. The maid OF honor
'worc pink chiffon and carried pink
! jroscs. Mrs. William J. Drummond,
I inothcr of the bride. wore black and
lace. and Mrs. Edwin w. Gibson, moth
Ter OF the bridegroom. wore Il gown OF
Alice blue satin with ccru lace coat,
Mrs. Harry +. Gibson, aunt OF tho bride.
isrooin, wore blue chnrmeusc, trimmed
with gold lace In cape effect
Among tho guests from out-of-town
were Mrs. l. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. @. Anderson, Mrs. Joseph Hill, Miss
Jane Hill, Mrs. William II. Krause, all
Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs Il. a.
Il lSpccr. OF Pen Argyll; Miss Marjorie
sawyer, of Glen Falls. n. y; Miss
G;racey, OF Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin w. Gibson. of Baltimore; George
W. Gibson, grandfather OF the bride-
groom, and Mr.. and Mrs: Harry p.
Gibson, of Schenectady. n. Y.
Following the ceremony, Il reception
. was held in the ;.arlor of tho church.
After honeymoon trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Gibson will he at home at 204 North
=! sheppard street, Richmond
Curlcy-EnriEht.
a wedding of much interest WAS SOL
emniZed at II O'clock "Wednesday morn
Il Ing in ST. Patrick's Catholic Church by
4 Rev. II. J. AIcKeefrey, when Miss An
Mo Theresa Enright. daughter OF Mrs.
II. j. Enright. became the bride OF John
J. Curlcy. The church was decorated
with palms and potted plants, and as
/ tho bride entered the church. on the
! arm OF her brother. William +. En-
! right, who gave her In marriage, the
! wedding march from "Lohengrin" was
rendered by Mrs. Thomas Il. Ryan. The
bride was attired In n travelling suit
: OF blue, and carried shower of lilies
of the valley and orchids. She was ut
= tended by her sister. Miss Nell v. En-
right. as maid OF honor, who was
gowned In yellow satin trimmed with
real lace, and carried yellow chrysan-
/ themums. The groom was attended by
his brother, Charles Curley. as best
man. The groomsmen were: DR.. Frank
II. Kelly, William j. Melvin, L. Lewis
j Frazer, William J. Ryan. james NJ.
Morgan, James M. Purcell. Louis j.
Bellenot and Charles F.. O'Donnell. Inn
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Curley left for q Northern tour.