The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19


Mrs. Edmund Strudwick. OF S22
Park Avenue was hostess at pro-
gTessiye luncheon yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Alice Meredith, the
debutante daughter of Nj. and Mrs.
WynJham K. Meredith. The guests
were seated at small tables, which
We're decorated with flowers of vari-
outs colors.
Miss Jane Strudwlck assisted her
mother in doing the honors of the
occasion.
Those invited to meet Miss Mere
dith were: Miss Sally Wilson Gordon,
Miss Marion Meredith. Miss Ethel AL
ston Cabeil. Miss Ellen Beirne Scott,
Miss Louise Currin, Miss Louise Will
mer, Miss Alice Small Blair. Miss
Martha Chamberlayne Valentine. Miss
Mausle Ainslie, Miss Mary Stafford
Munford. Miss Frederick Scott Camp
bell, Miss Alice Henning Munson, Miss
Mary Minor Morris Miss Frances
Darlington and Miss Evelyn Jackson.
Rog ers-Bandcr.
A wedding of great interest to Rich
mond will take place at the Temple
in Providence.s r. l.. on the evening
of December % at 6 o'clock. when
become the bride of Mr.. Casper
Rogers, of Richmond. Mr.. Rogers
Is the popular young manager of the
Freed Company in this city, and af-
ter the first OF January he and his
bride Will make their home here.
Wedding Announced
Mr.. and Mrs, William Freeman
have issued cards announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Carrie
Elizabeth, to Mr. Carroll Lee Moore.
The ceremony was performed on We'd
nesday, December %, at Odd. Va.
Date of Dance Changed.
Mrs T, 7, Adams. of 1887 Monu-
ment Avenue. has changed the date
Of her dance for Miss Louise Currin
-to Wednesday. December 20. instead
of Th~r sday. December 30. on account
Of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity ball,
which will take place at the jefferson
on the evening of the goth.
Invitations Issued.
Mrs Charles f. Boiling, of q02 West
Grace Street, has issued invitations
for a card party on the evening OF
Tuesday December 2s, at $40 O'Clock.
Miss Martha Chamberlayne Valentine
and Miss Mary Minor Morris Will be
the guests Of honor
Living Models at the High School.
The sewing class Of the John Mar
shall High School will give an enter
tainment on Wednesday evening at
the school The girls Will wear the
dresses ana hats that they have made
during the year. Spot lights will be
Used as they appear on the stage to
display the beauty of their costumes.
Recent Card Party
On Wednesday evening Miss Annie
McDonouzh, Of 2701 Hanover Avenue,
entertained The members of the Ideal
Social Club at d most delightful party.
Card games were played and Miss
Lillian Blankenship rendered some
beautiful selections on the piano ac-
companied by Norman Ford. The
house was artistically decorated In
Christmas greens and holly and sup
per was served at late hour. The
club will meet next time at the home
of Miss Teresa Mckinley on the even
ing of January IL
Miss Mckinley was elected treasu-
rer for the coming year Among those
present were; Misses Julia and Ehz-
abeth Siewers. Mary Gurran. Lillian
Blankenship. Teresa Mckinley, Kath-
crime Bowen and Annie McDonough,
Messrs. Frank Mckinley, Henry The
deck. Edgar Mclaughlin. Grant Low
ry, John Fletcher. Norman Ford and
Otto Grassberger,
Hazeigroye--Whitlo
The home of Mrs. A. w. Spicer, of
1926 West Cary Street. was the scene
Of a pretty wedding on Wednesday
afternoon, wf,.t, Miss II enrietta Writ
lock became the bride of Mr. Samuel
X Hazelgrove OF Baltimore, the Rev.
w. Eure, of the Fulton Methodist