The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-20
Golf Tea and Dance
at the Country Club
NH. AND MRS. ITTZ GERALD no
VISIT RERNIDN-MISs ktN~
NoLDS RETURNS HONE,

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be IND rendezvous. af 70 large Gontiu~
KENT OF society THIS afternoon ana
evening From s to O'clock the IN
door golf tea Will take place and m
reresrinx crpaps viii gather around
the Tea tables for "a cup Of tea and d
bit Of gossip between games. = lam
Der of tables have llready bFfn re-
served for dinner so the evening and
decorations for the tables VIII he
Irystai vases of spring hoWffs and
yellow shaded candles, MARY 81 the
guests VIII remain for II Q Usual IN
formal hop after dinner. and string
ed orchestra Will PLAY throuEheut the
evening the dancing.
Leaving for Bermuda.
AEr aai Mrs, IL Soto F.tz Gerald. %
1919 Monument .ANepue. are leaving
tomorrow fer New York from which
Point they will sail or February - for
Bermuda They wl spend t5e re
n.sinder % the winter there, returning
to Richmond IL the early spring
Binncr for Guest.
Miss Julia n rlo tlnJse. ~ New
York, who is Jhn enest Il Mrs. George
Frederick Winch at the Chcsteriit IL,
was the guest Of ,1urur al "a beautiful
~ appointed dinner, given on Thurs
day evening w. Nr~. N'rVl.e Covers
were laid tar Twelve guests. and the
table was arranged with - basket ot
pink roses aru stapdraRou~ aud pink
shaded candles In silver CAudiesticks.
Dainty place cards also carried cur the
color schems az plnh
Returns To Chase CitN.
Miss Anne Holmes Reynolds Ieft
Yesterday afternoon fer her home ia
Chase CIts. White here CHE was the
gtest OF her guut, Mr.. Thomas Cary
johnson, at he Seminary. and a great
de nj Of hauj some entertaining Wa
done in her honor.
Kappa sigma Convention.
The District tpnClaYe of the Kappa
Sigma Fraternity Will he neld today
IN the Jefferson Hotel. Many prom
tisent men from thls and other States
will be in attendance In the morning
there win be a business session The
visitors Will be entertained at a theatcr
party this afternoon, and banquet
at the jefferson this evening hiram
Smith will he POSTMASTER at the
banquet and ether prominent sneak ers
w.ll be pt. Lyon q. Tyler. of Williams
burg; =, Jackson. NJ Hharlottes-
vile; II NJ. STith. Jr. aud Christopher
II. Garnet Of this city
After the banquet a smoker viii he
given at the Hermitage Goll C}nb
Repre- from The chapters
st the university al virginia Wash
q ineton and Lee University. William
II md Mary Randolph Macon and Rich
mona College, George Washington
@ University aad the University of Mary
S. and. viii be- present, and The Rich
n lnoad Alumni Chapter. II which
n lsoseft n Pollard in president. IL host
Ns II ne OCCASION.
At the Theater
Society Wa well represented at the
. Academy Of Music on Wednesday and
s$ Thursday evenings to witness The
Ess seanty shop with Raymond Hitch
ock in tho stellar role. Some Of
sS4 t1ese noted N the audience on Thurs
. lrlF
~ anpbeil Air. ana Mrs. Nelson Steele
ar and Mrs Horace Halves. MIR md
s Mrs. Pope Nash MIR. and Mrs I4esIfs
ss Feed Mr.. and Mrs Ben II liferro Mrs.
E -'e~art Bowe. Mr.. and Mrs John A
Rs .oke, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert
gram AIR. ard Mrs james Gwat-
stas. Mr. ana Mrs. Willard Ro>fnron.
Miss Mary Johnson Miss Elizabeth
Ng caches Miss Emma Conquest Miss
Emily Royal, Miss Elsie Harrison Miss
Katharine Gbnn, Miss Caroline Pres.
Ton, Miss Ellen Wright Wise Miss
Katharine Gordon. Miss lie Moline of
Petersburg, Miss Carter ingram. Miss
Mary Meek, Miss Fanny smith of
petersburg: Miss Harriet Buchanan
Miss Louise Crump, Miss Virginia
'hesterman. Miss Lucille CullinKworth
Hiss Eliza Leake. Miss Neil slIttnu
John p Lea. Robert Pollard. Earnest
Blair. Stanley Freeman. 81 Mont.
somery' Andrew Christian. Anton
ADAMS. Frank Blankenshlp. pcvton
ieming, DR.. r. A. Wright Francis
Johnson, James Wheat. Tazeweli NJ
arlington. Lewis q lnrrs Ham
Elicit, Wilson Meek. Kent RawIev nr
eGavock, Archie Gone, Walter I,ealtc.
Herbert Tratford. William Surber ard
Eerbrt Feathcrstonc
Ayier-ReynoIds
weddinr or interest 10 society
sirouEhout Virginia Was celebrated in
EAFan D. rrf g. .H4a.
DAY evening at o'clock, in New pert
News. before large assemblase Of
guests. when Miss Margaret Eliza bet h
reynolds, daughter Of Mrs Henry
singleton Reynolds. became the bride
OF John William Ayler. Jr.. son Of
DR. and Mrs John Ayler also of New
port News
Ascension lilies palms. ferns south
'rn gmilax aud many lighted t. ITS
SSfwere used To decorate the church and
@fhe ceremoa% was performed hy fne
pastor. Rev. T. r Wexford -. ~
niss Ella Davis who presided at The
IN organ played The wedding march
from l-ohengrin, AS . professional;
Iendelssohn bridal chorus as the
occasional.
The brida entered the church with.
her brother, Richard ". Reynolds OF
tiacksonvllle Fla, who gave her iH
marriage. Her wedding gown was of
IVORY satin embroidered In seed pearls.
snd her only ornament was a pearl
Brooch which had been worn by her
great grandmother Her veil df
Illusion and lace was held by a wreath
OF orange blossoms. she carried "a
shower bouquet " y bite rosebudx.
3rf'fids aud iilies Of the galIey
Mise Mamie Reynolds. sister Of
me bride. was her maid of honor.
and she wore quaint frock Of Me
green taffesa. with bodice sc lace
sriinmed with pink rosebude. Her
:iowers were q shower 81 pink roses
The bridesmaids who were Miss
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