The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
THANKSGIVING GERMAN
GREAT SOCIAL EVENT
jefferson Ballroom Ihrnugcd by
Hundreds from MI Parts of NiT-
ginia and Carolina.

given nv the arhUtantes. IN honor OF
The visiting football teams Bunting,
1 pe~na~ts. palms and ru' flowers were
,sea 10 r:,ske ine room attract Fo-
and me hall wa e7ened with "a SER
man figure VYrf. The buds and 'heir
partners dancing Walter Eum1}r m
me I-utvnrsst> If Virginia. led WIN
Miss Mildred tefen. and SECOND
figure. including ain be guests. va
led hv sam Palmer. also ~ t0e nj
veTsstv IF Virginia. dancing "ti5 MISS
Martha Ctam1-a riayuc Valentine.
Among the drhB;sntes present. and
ft1eis partners. were
Miss MarY Minor Morris. WITH MT.
Arthur, = N5nsolyi1g. IF
Miss sally wilson Gordor. with
MIR Joha Wilson HARRISON
Miss Rosa Ncse'es. with ~. G.. NJ.
Miss Aasee Small Bla3g With SIR.
Robert Carter.
Mr.. John Freeman.
Miss Eli7aretS kelley with M
slexar6rv Gua'd Campbell
Miss r.acfue nelson Neal. with Mr.
SecrEe W1rSh.re.-.
A'iss Louise Cf.rrin. with Mr. John
Logan
Miss C1adgs Glover. with Mr. Gates
Mss Louise Winner. wsth Mr
Dew Adams
Miss AnEe ROY Johnson. with Mr..
Esi4lang \ Stuart
Miss ~le&erieka Campbell with Ir
Foster Wit
The cAaparons fog tire dance were:
Mr. and Mira Ellis Talbot. Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs
poeert Pe6raaa. Mr., and Mrs. James
J. Hickey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nc
rarthy Mr.. and Mrs, Garrett B Wall,
Mr.. ana Mrs Henry HAYWOOD, Mr..
ara Mrs. Eerry Landon Gshell. Mr.,
and Mrs Frank Hohson. Mr. and Mrs
4 p. Williamson az panvil}e; Ir. and
Mrs, Andrew Gray, Mr.. and Mrs John
a Coke, Jr, Mr. ard Mrs. Coleman
wcrthszn. Nr. and Mrs. 2. Burbank,
Mr.. and Mrs ia mes Mullen. Mr.. AND
Mrs. John T Wlngo MIR. and Mrs, /.
Branch johnson, Of Norfolk. Mr., and
Mrs Jack de TreviIle Mr.. and AfrF,
Henry Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Cobb.
4. The patrons for the dance included
the narents OF the seasons debutantes,
and they were;
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur p. Wilmer,
Mr.. and Mrr. Hugh Campbell. Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Palmer, DR. ana Mrs
George Ben Johnson, Mr. and Mrs
walter g Mcneil. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
L. Gordon. Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Cur
rim Mr. and Mrs. William O, Neal
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Kelley, Mr.. and
Mrs c. Moseley. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Glover. Mrs. NJ p. Lefew. and others
The floor committee includes Johr
rs,,fchins, Henry Miller, Joseph Hur'
and Bruce Ferguson.
Ball at Masonic Temple.
The most important affair OF to
day will be she ball given at M
Masonic Temple this evening al
O'Clock by Mr. and Mrs Walter Scot
Mcneil In honor of their debutantt
daughter. Miss Martha Chamberlain
Valentine large part Of the snar
society set viii be present to welcome
this charming bud into the social
world. Louis Browns famous or
cheytra Will cone from Washing or
and a number Of prominent peopi'
will he in the receiving line
Miss Robinson to Entertain
Miss Martha Maury Robinson will
entertain at a handsome luncheon 10
fiay at her homo on West Franklin
street in honor of her guest, Mira
Arthur Bertram shielding. Of Whining
ton. n. G.
Buffet Luncheon Yesterday.
The home Of Mrs Edmund Stru6
wick was the scene IF smart lun
n cheon a.. o'clock yesterday. the al
fair was in honor Of her guests, IN
Misses Rosebud and Mary Moyrl
Mason, of West Virginia, and Mis-
Ellie Wood Page, Of Charlottesville
The table was decorated with yellow
and white chrvsanth emums, and tn
colors of the TIVE universities CAROLYN
and virginia Among those presen
were Miss Virginia Christian, Mis-
Janet Keene Jones, Miss Martha Val
entsne, Miss Elsie Harrison, Miss Eliz
abeth Cooke. Miss Mary Johnson, Nis
Eleanor FIster, of West Virginia
Messrs Wilson Harrison, Andrey
Christian Francis johnson. Seldo
TAYLOR aud Tubby Tunstan. Of Nor
folk: Berrynan Green. of Alexandra
lack Beaueocke Norson Keith, Bu
ford scott. Robert Munford, and
nunlller Of others
John Marshall House Open.
The Association for the PreVento
Of Virginia Antiquities, through ~
president Mrs j Taylor El,yson, *
4 tends a cordial invitation to the dele
gates attending the Annual Educa
rtonal Conference 10 WISH the job
Marsha House today between III
q aours Of and s
II has beer The custom 81 the asso
nation To extend 'his courtesy 10 edu
eational bodies visiting here since &C
suirsng The building from the CT
N Council.
A committee VIII he present TO we
,ou1e the visitors. ANY member ~ N
~ r. V : who finds it convenient t
l-op rs during The hours named Wi
E re helpful 10 the committee
Pretty Wedding.
QDantitics Of ferns and fail flower
aterspersed Win lighted candles an
shsded lights, decorated the home &
ne bride on Wednesday afternoon q
$50 O'Clock when Miss Edyth@ stuaE
r. yI,Es married IL Arthur BAY
nport T.yies ~ Washington Re-
rank WAYNE Long bffjciated, and IN
renony was performed before 81
nprovised altar OF Palms and v hit
d overs sirs. Green played the wed
ing marches, and Mrs. Ashton I'D
ms sang 20 Promise Me" during th
b ervfce.
The bride descended the stair'va
ith her uncle a. l.. CHISHOLM. agn
I'VE her away she wore "a gown
ue chiffon broadciotn trimmed
saver fur with hac and gloves
afcfs. and carried shower bouql'
orchids and lilies Of the valley. TIL
cid CT honor. Miss Gertrude Lyle
W&shiagtoa, slster 81 the groom
Il chiffon with