Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31

| Pembroke Avenue. Norfolk. at II tea
I'm honor of her guest. Miss Mary Ag-
lionby Johnston. Of Richmond
Pottcd plants and narcissus decorated
! tho drawing room and hall. and pink
| roses and ferns were arranged on the
table in the dining room. Miss John
ston assisted Mrs. I.ctcher in receiving
poured tea. and those who called were:
Misses Courtney Arps. Sallie Rem
man. Jane Mari. Virginia Kemper
Lynch. Elizabeth Brooke. Julia Core.
of Richmond: Roberta Newton. Vir-
gina Garrison. Martha Cooke Eliza
beth PAYNE, llonoria Mitchell. Helen
Baker. Hope Baker. Grace and Cor6c.
liza de .arncttc Ellen Maurv. Sallie
t'N'ncS. Susie Slaughter. Louise BrnS-
ton Robinson. Helen and Ethel TAFT
Camilla Eodman. Mary Taylor, Flor,
waller. E.loise Williams Ida Martin
and Mrs. Granville Curry.
NJ the Art Club.
Mrs. Jerry Montague will speak at
tho Art Club Of Richmond on Tuesday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock on the sub
ice; of the Panama Exposition in the
Making. as | Saw II Last Summer in
san francisco. The chairman OF the
afternoon is Miss Anne Fletcher. The
pictures will be open this afternoon
from to o'clock.
Guests Entertained.
Beautiful in every detail va. the
dance given last week by Mr. and Mrs
William Taylor !owcn 1T their home
on Green Street. Fayetteville. y. c. in
honor of their quests. Miss Mary Clark
Nelson. Of Lyuchburg. who is :: niece
OF Mrs. Bowen. ami Miss Annie Belle
Williams of Red Springs.
Mrs. Eowen. was beautifully cowned
in pale pink chiffon. embroidered in
pcarls. ana wor" II necklace of pearls
Thc two honor guests carried out their
hostess color scheme in the gowns
they wore Miss Nelson being in Nile
green crepe meteor with Duchess lace.
Miss Williams wearing pink crepe
meteor with over dress Of silver
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs Bow
eli were Mrs. NJ. NJ Withers. the
laiters mother. Mr.. and Mrs r. T.
tiorncr OF lIlizabcthtown. the latter in
= frock OF white crepe de chine. Misses
Nelson and Williams. Misses Kate Gas
ter. in lace ANA ovcrdrcss of blue Fan
Williams. in white net. and Mrs u NJ
Pemhrrton gowncd in white lace. The
dininG-room was decorated in smilax
&nd Killarney roses
Norfolk Wedding.
Thursday evening at o'clock at the
'''''' VI It' HlplutE III NtStONpr Ave-
nue. Norfolk. Miss Blanche Hamilton
flake. daughter of Mrs. Charles Custus
Mercer. became the bride OF Charl
Hohort iiudgins. son of Captain and
Mrs w T.. liudgins. of that place
The ceremony. which was performed
by Father John J. Dohartv. Of 81.
harNs Catholic Church took place in
the receptionroom before an impro-
ViSod altar OF palms and Southern
smIiaN Cathedral candles were ar
ranged on the altar. and the roor, WAS
decorated. rs We'll as the rest OF the
mouse with palms. ferns and flowers
IN" bride. who was given away by
ncr uncle. Walter II. Jones, wore a
"own OF white crepe meteor yelled in
lace and trimmed with pearls. with an
undermine Of chiffon. Her vcil of tullc
was caught with lilies OF the VALLEY.
ana sh" carried Il shower bououe: Of
white orchids and lilies OF the valley.
The brides sister. Miss Ruby Louise
'lerccr. WAS her maid of honor Her
gov was pink chnrmcuse fashioned
Win IN overskirt Of chiffon and tulle.
IN" carried a shower bouquet OF Kill
!arncS roses. The brides small cousin.
Nnne White Blake. was train bearer.
ana Ellen Blake and Helen Jones held
the ribbons. all wearing white hand
embroidered frocks with pink sashes
'itSett Dung was the grOoln'S best
man. The brides mother wore gown
OF black crepe meteor with an accor-
dian plcatcd tunic and corsage bou
Gu"i OF orchids md violets.
reception followed tho ceremony.
after which Mr. and Mrs. Iudgins left
for wedding trip North After Feb.
ruary IL they viii be at home, 1T 1aQ
WcstCNcr Avenue. Norfolk
Among the out of-towns guests were:
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