Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
DANCE At WEsTMORELAND
FOR MISS LUCILLE NEAL
Mrs. Clifford Miller Gives Enter
tainnlent in Honor Of
Dcbutunte.
RECEPTION FOR MISS MOsELEY
Home or Mrs. Grandson Moselcy on
GroVe Avenue Is Scene OF Brilliant
AfafI'-Dance at Country Club
This Evening.

This Evening.
pne of the prettiest dances Of the
season was that given at the West
moreland Club last evening in honor
OF Miss Lucille Nelson Neal. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Greanor Neal.
by Mrs. Clifford Miller. IT was dan
SAINT. and the little tables were
ranged on the roof-gardcn of the club.
ana inc sixty members Of the dcbu-
tante set entertained wtrc seated at
these In parties of six ana eight. The
roof garden was decorated everywhere
in pink roscbuds ANA rosc-coiored
lights. and palms and bay trees
screened the orchestra. which played
throughout the evening
On count Of mourning. Mrs. Miller
did not receive last evening, and Miss
Neal was introduced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Iircanor Nca! and
Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter iiuba"d. Miss
Neal w"r" Sirlish drcss Of white IL
lusion with an embroidered v.":ir. ~
and carried "A quaint bouquet O. pink
roses and lilies Of til" valley. Mrs.
Neal was handsomely Eowuci III black
tullc draped over yellow satin, aud her
flowers We're violets. Mr and Mrs
W. l.. T. Rogcrson did tho honors at
the punch bowl.
Miss MoSclcy's Debut Reception.
Miss Rosa Mos-lcy made her formal
bow to society Yesterday afternoon "a;
handsome reception given by her
mother. Mrs W. Grandson Moseley. At
her residence. 1901 C;roye Avenue. Tie
entire lower floor was :. bower OF
beautiful flowers for the occasion and
s;ringed orchestra played during re-
ccivinE hours. The tWn rawinc-
rooms were arranged IN quantities Of
pink roses, palms and ferns. and pink
blooms and shaded lights decorated the
in1nfcir Mra MnSalcN N i..r
daughter to the seventy -Hv. guests
present. and Mrs. Albert G. Floyd. Of
Washington. was also In the receiving
linc The debutantc wore quaint
dress Of white :uiie and silver. with 10
tunic Of silver and crystals. and She
carried a "grandmoihcr' nosegay OF
tight pink buds and lilies OF the valley.
tied with pink tulle streamers. Mrs
Mosclcy was powncd in b!rd-egS blue
crepe embroidered In taupc made with
an "verdress Of taupc net and sequins
finished with silver, and her flowers
were purple orchids Mrs Floyd wore
black tulle trimmed ia get and lace,
with n corsagc bouquet OF Parma vio-
lets
Tho halls were arranged with vel.
low chrysanthrnums and p:lmy. and
the dining room vas arranged entirely
IN Christmas greens and red iiow"ra
P"inscttias were used Oh the mantcIs
aud the c"n;erpi.ce for the tea sable
"dS - b's. oN'I-Shab'i Dl3CTils OF
poinScttias, with miniature Christmas
trees hung with riny bonhous at each
end. Mrs. samuel T. Waldill and Mrs
Frank w buk" presided at the punch
bowl, and others assisting in doing the
honors 81 'ho afternoon were Mrs Ar
ihur cannon. Mrs. Ellis" Faun,ciroy.
Mrs Warner Lewis Tabb and Mrs
James Gwatkin.
LcHNes for the West.
Mrs j ''nskins llobson, of Nj,
Nry." WAS iu Richmond Monday for a
brief stay, en- route Tor INDIANAPOLIS
Ind. where she viii he tho guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Rober, Davy.
tar!csticld. for several w.aks Mrs
fobson will he joined shortly bv Mr.
liobsom, and they wiii spend The Christ
mas season with Mr. and Mrs Charles
l.. Nshhurucr ana their children il,
Springfield, .. M and Mrs Eagles
he!d viii also sucmd the holidays with
Mr., and Mrs Ashburncr in SpriuShcld
iHnirs al T"-Du..
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene crrrln. OF $50
M""t Eranktin street are giving a
dance this evening at The Country Clnb
81 virginia, in honor Of their dcbut,iL,.
daughter Miss Louise currin. The IN
V't*tions have been limited 10 the dchu-
taut, sct
The dancin. class az MISS Doro,r,
Harrison ana Miss Charlotte Jones vii,
meet this evening at $40 o,,Ioci -,
Their studio IN the Raleigh
Hich'n"gdcrs mt \cw York Function.
MIS- Edward X Stcttnius OF New
YORK formerly Miss judith earring
ION. OF this city. gave q r...n,inr 49,,
SATURDAY afternoon to present b.r
daughter. MISS ls;,be! -eitcttinirs. To 80.
cictE. ~ h"r residence. IS EAST Scy
"htH-third street y dinner ana thea
ter party followed the reception Mrs
Stcttinius and her daughter stood H.
tween two large rose trees to r,ccivc
aud had assisting them the Misses al
"iaidc Flint. Helen Ryrnc. lIcicn AIoy-
andcr. Mary Franckc Grace Bristcd.
egg hnsk' gertrude llarr,s. Eliza
beth Harding. Frances l.. .&il<cr. I;Ix.
rupert Allccn S"dgwick, Constance
Lord. Mercer Dunlop. Mercer French
Nancy Perkins. OF this city. ana Mrs.
Henry J.. Carrington and Miss EN-
ma Darlington. Of Richmond
The additional guests for TN. diurc,.
and play were Edward Stcttinius. vii
liam Darlington Stcttinius Edward N
Mcllvain. Jr. Christian Hericr, l..
stuart Wing Jr.. Percy Il. Tyne, Jr..
tscginald Whitman. Ciaillard r. Raven
el. Darlington Weems. Albcr; II. Ely.
Jr.. David Williamson Richard For
reilly. Frederick Willcts. Frederick T.,
NeNandre. !. Octave Blake. Jr. Rob
ert ~Munroc George Carley Moller. Jr..
and NJ. Aymar Cater.
Mrs. Stettinus will give a ban al
Sherry's on December 81. ana Mrs.
Archibald Nj. McCrca is to give a thea
ter party and dance for Miss Stettinius
carly In January.
T.o,'nR-Strnder.
Mrs. l.. G. Stradcr has issued cards
announcing the marriage Of her tlauch-
ter. esther, to Rev. Eugene Bernard
Loving. The marriage took l,incc very
qnic'iy at the home of the bride au27
Hanover Avenue Yesterday ,nnrnin,,.
~ AND OFT or TOWN.