Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
SOCIETY
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representations In costume. Those TAX
ing part Miss Martha Chamber
layne Valentine, with James Angus
tine: Miss Mary Stafford Munford, with
John Cary; Miss Elizabeth Kelley, with
Childrcy Scott: Miss Lucille Nelson
Neal. with Mills Neal: Miss Gladys
Glover with Alexander Robertson;
Miss Mary Minor Morris, with c. NJ
Chichester; Miss Sally Gordon. with
Samuel Cogan; Miss Mildred Lcfcw,
with Fitzhugh Lafferty. At the
ciusion OF the entertainment the noOr
will be cleared and dancing will fol-
low Tor the remainder OF the evening.
Ihc reel VIII BIO danced in costume,
and some lovely old gowns will be
worn. The ushers will include Miss
Meredith, Alice Munson. Louise Cur
rim. Rosa Moseley. Louise Wilmer and
Anne Roy Johnston.
Invitations Out.
Invitations have been issued to tho
marriage OF Miss Sally Mclean Jones'
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. William +.
n Jones. OF Enfield" Gloucester County.
y Wallace a. Robinson. son Of former
Mayor Robinson. of West Point. The
w-dding Will take place on Wedncs-
day in old Ware CHURCH, Gloucester
County. Rev. William II. Lee oiiiciat-
ing. Miss Jones is the niece OF Mrs
Horace Wexford Jones, Of Richmond
and is widely related throughout the
State.
Invitations have been received here
from Medical Director james ID. Gate
wood, United States Navy, and Mrs
Gatcwood, for the wedding brcakta
OF their daughter. Hildreth. and Toy
Dixon Savage. on Wednesday after
noon. November -. ut 1890 o'clock.
The ceremony, which Will take place
at the Gatewood residence at noon.
Will be witnessed by relatives and in
Innate friends of the bride and groom.
william II. white, Jr., of Norfolk. will
Earl North will be her sisters rnatron
OF honor and only attendant.
Mrs. Donaldson 10 Lecture.
Mrs. Sallie Guild Donaldson will give
another series of eight lectures at the
Woman's Club this season. beginning
Wednesday, November II. at 1880
o'clock. The subject for tho course Is
Current Events, With Their SignlG-
canoe in World Development" Mrs.
Donaldson Is a charming speaker. and
last winter thrilled her large audi
ences every Wednesday for ten
weeks. and her return viii be received
by club members with the greatest
enthusiasm. Tea Is served at the con-
clusion OF the lecture.
Mrs. Donaldson is a daughter Of the
late Judge ould. Of Richmond, and has
wide reputation as a lecturer OF note.
Wnrncld-Suic.
Quantities Of palms and lighted can
dies decorated the M!Zpah PrcsDy-
terrain Church. in Highland Park, yes
tcrday evening at $3.50 O'Clock for the
marriage OF Miss Ann Bcal Sale daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Sale. 10
Arthur Kurt Warhe!d son O: Nh
and Mrs. Frank Warheld. OF Al.xan-
dria. Rev. ". L. Hutchinson. pastor OF
the church. officiating. Professor John
Fontaine rendered the wedding music.
The bride entered ihe church with
her father. who gave her away. Her
wedding gown WAS fashioned OF white
duchess satin, made with a court train
and trimmed In pearls. She wore a
tullc veil fastened with orange bios
SONS, and carried q shower bouquet Of
lilies OF the valley and orchids. The
dame Of honor. Mrs James Warren
Savage, sister OF the bride. wore "a
gown OF pink chiffon o!er crepe dc
chine o: the same shade. and carried
a shower OF Golden Gate Roses and
pink sna pd:a CONS tied with 81 i. tul!n
steamers MISS Frances Sale was
maid Of honor. and wore white silk
net draped over Nile green satin. II,
flowers We're Killarney roses tied with
pink tulle. DR. Walter Warhcld. OF
Alexandria. attended his brother as
best man, and the ushcrs Included
Messrs. Russell Carl!n, oscar Robbins.
sam Beach OF Alexandria, and Rich
ard Sale. Jr.. br, ther OF the bride
Mr.. and Mrs Warhcld left later for
wedding tourney to New York, Wash
ington and other Northern cities. and
VIII be at home after December a,
Roscmont Among the guests from n
distance attending the ceremony were
MI. and Mrs. Frank WarAeld. OF Alex
andria. and Vernon Warheld.
For Miss Curtin.
Mrs. James Randolph Green was the
hostess nj beautiful card party
Thursday afternoon IN honor OF Miss
Louise Curtin. debutante OF the sen
son. The following young girls were
the prize winners: Misses Gladys Glov.
err. Elizabeth Kelley. Sally Gordon and
Mildred Lefew. Only the dchutontcs
of the winter were included in the in
vitations.
Clnrk-CrniE.
beautiful wedding OF the autumn
season was celebrated on Wednesday
evening at o'clock, when Miss Jean
Douglas Craig, niece OF Mr. and Mrs
James +. Bradley, became the bride Of
Thomas Garrison Clark, son of ] &
Clark, Of Arkadelphia, Ark. the eere-
mony taking place at the Bradley resi-
dence, l212 Porter Street. Rev Wesley
Baker performed the ceremony. only
relatives and intimate friends being
present. reception followed. Tho
drawing rooms were arranged in
Bride roses and smilaX, and an i'm
provised altar of palms and cathedral
candles was placed in the bay window
The dining room was decorated in
palms and green candles, and the table
was set with centerpiecc of roses in
basket twined with smilax and lilies
OF the valley. An orchestra rendered
tho wedding music and played softly
Schubert's serenade during the ccre-
mony. Mrs. Wesley Baker sang before
the bridal party entered. Because"
and after the ceremony ooh Pure, Oh
Holy and Fair" The brides wedding
gown was OF white satin and duchess
lace trimmed in pearls. and the long
court train which fell from the shout
ders was also of white satin. Her veil
OF illusion was fastened with orange
blossoms and she carried shower
n hn 1nI I, log.