Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
65th YEAR
SOCIETY

for this week. Tho big Thanksgiving
football game between the Universities
or North Carolina and Virginia, with
tho ball given later In the evening at
tho Jefferson Hotel by the girls of
itichmond In honor OF the visiting stu
dents. Will be two OF the most notable
events of the day. All sorts Of inter-
estins parties have been made up to
attend tho game at the ball park. and
smart society will be out In full force
to witness 1t. Luncheon parties In pri-
Vatc homes and at the various clubs
Will be given previous to the game. and
family dininGs will take place In the
evening. with many smart functions to
be given In honor of guests in the city
for the holidays.
The patrons for the dance at the JEFF
ferson Hotel given by the Richmond
girls include the parents of the seasons
debutantes. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Z.
wilmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Palmer. DIR. and
Mrs. George Ben Johnston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter s. Mcneil. Mr. and Mrs
Walter l.. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Curtin. Mr.. and Mrs. william G.. Neal.
Nr. and AIrs. II. S. Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs
G. Moselcy. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Glover.
committee includes John Cutchins.
Henry Miller. Joseph Hurt and Bruce
Ferguson. and the german will bc led
University Of Virginia
The chaperons for the dance include
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Talbot. Mr. and Mrs
George Gibson. Nj. and Mrs Robert
Pcgram. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hickey.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mccarthy. Mr. and
Mrs. Garrett Il. Wall Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry HAYWOOD. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Landon Cabcll. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hobson. Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Williamson.
Of Danville; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Coke, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Coleman Workman. Mr.. and
Mrs. i. Burbank, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. John #. Wingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Branch Johnson. of
Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack IeTreville
and others. The dance will be opened
with a figure. in which only the debu-
tantes OF the season and their escorts
will take part Miss Ella Binford has
charge OF the german.
Beside the entertainments incident TO
the holidays of the week. a number of
other affairs will take place. There
are several weddings OF note on Tues
day n quiet ceremony of interest Is
that OF Miss Virginia Baylor Armistcad.
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Bowles
L. ArInistead, Of Upperv!lle. FauGuier
County, and John Peyton Mcclure,
which will be celebrated here at the
home OF the brides brother in-law and
sister. DR. and Mrs. NJ. o. Burke. 2oi
East Franklin Street
Miss Cay Wilbon, daughter OF David
Thomas Wilbon. will be married to
Charles Arch Williams. OF Chicago. son
Of John T Williams, OF Bryan. Ohio.
Tuesday evening AT o'clock. the cere-
mony taking place IN the home OF the
bride. Miss Louise Yancey will attend
her cousin maid OF honor, and the
best man viii be William T. Johnston.
OF Chicago Little Anne O. Wilbon a
niece OF the bride, and Mrs Dewitt
Swartwout Will be the other attendants.
y reception will follow the ceremony
on Wednesday IA: high noon in the
Second Presbyterian Church will be
celebrated the marriage OF Miss Mary
Faulkner Butler. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur 81. Clair Butler, OF Pop
lar Grove" and Robert Nelson Pollard
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Pollard.
Miss Ellen Caskie Witt will be the
brides maid OF honor and only AZ
tcndant The wedding Is to be n very
quiet affair on account of recent mourn
ing In the family OF the groom.
Some of the debutante affairs Of the
coming wee. will be particularly
pretty Mr. and Mrs. John Grant
Armistcad will entertain the younger
set at n dance given in tl.cir home on
West Avenue tomorrow evening" the
entertainment being given In honor of
their niece. Miss Beverley Armistead
I.eake, who is 20 make her debut In
Richmond this season. Miss I.eake ar
rived here from Biruin CHAM last even
!nE.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Beverley B.
Munford will present her daughter.
Miss Mary Stafford Munford. to society
at a lovely dance given in the ballroom
Of the jefferson Hotel
Miss Alice Meredith is entertaining
the debutantes of the season informally
at cards on Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Park Avenue.
Miss Martha Chamberlayne Valentine
will make her formal bow to society
Friday evening at n beautiful ball
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Nc
Neill in the Masonic Temple.
BRENT WITT.