Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
GIVE HANDSOME DANCE
IN MISS CURR|N's HONOR
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Adams Throw
Monument Avenue Home
Open to 100 Guests.
MISS VIRGINIA POTTS WEEDS
Marrles Theodore Herman DrOste Mt
Home OF Her Sister in Ashland.
Mrs. a. Il. Mcclellan Entcrtains In
Honor Of Miss Mildred Lefew.

Louise Currin, Il debutantc Of the win
ter. The Adams home WAS thrown open
everywhere TO the guests ana docorat =
cd throughout in garlands of run,in x
cedar. holly ana mistlctoc. Red flow
crs were used on the mantclS. and
palms and bay trees formed an ci-
fcctivc BACKGROUND for the receiving
party. \ Strin@cd orchestra played
throughout the evening, ana "A buffet
supper was served =; /! o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. ADAMS received with
Miss Currin and their guests for the
holidays. Misses Irene Adams, Of near
Lynchburg: Elizabeth Duncan. Of Ra
leigh. y. C, and Stokes Adams OF North
Carolina Mrs Adams wore n hand
some gown Of pctunia -cUlorcd chiffon
and gold lace, with corsbgc bouuuct
Of orchids. Miss currin wOr" a gown
of green silk finished with white fur
and made with an ovcrdrcss Of silver
net. and the bodice was trimmed In fur
and cloth OF silver. She carried an old
fashioned nnscgay OF pink buds. Miss
Adams wore Il blue ,ulle dress trimmed
in fur, with Il bouquet of lilies OF the
valley. and Miss Duncan was gown.
in white satin mud Illusion trtr
with silver. ilcr flowers were pink
roses
Mrs. John - Ciothi.r and Mrs. Edgar
'Ancr,y presided at the punch bowl
Dinner for Mr. and Mr.. Trnrrra.
Mr.. and Mrs W. 'rravers we're
guests OF honor al n handsome dinner
party given las, evening BY Colonel
and Mrs. Andre" Jackson Gray. Jr.,
At the Westmureinud Clup- The table
was arranged Win shaded lights and
rcd nowcrs and covers were laid for
eight. Colonel and Mrs Graz had as
their guests last evening MIR. ana Mrs
Travers, Mr.. and Mrs Eppa Hunton,
.Jr., and MIR. ana Mrs william VI. iIab-
ls,on
Drost.-pntt.
OF much in,ores, to so.i.,,. in pich-
uond is tho ,rarr!ago ~ Mic yirf,;rf,
LOOMS POTTS. dpt,p,,,cr az N1re ,,r.rIc.
Edward potts. ana Theodore Herman
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an, on account o.; mourning
in inc family was {" very quiet affair.
me mouse vas decorated IN palms,
EontheEh smiIaN and "v"rerecns with
p p,,a' , ana honF On the inantels
MISS Feryl Watson, of Washington,
played the wedding march from l.oh-
cnSrn as "a professional ana "IIumor
"squo' and Perfect Day" were softly
rendered during The ceremony.
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. ,a,t. ~ '"!'e ailH
.',' ~ trimmed ~ see"
- ~" "r"nS' blossoms she car
~ . .'"v' """H"e' OF ht'"t "- the
~" Urine roses and her Veil
''"SIoh WAS fastened with orange
n'"ssVi''S' MIS- = keith tarlin, who
49, "'' SiNtris dam" OF honor and
only attendant wore her own we'd
dinG dress OF white crepe meteor
trimmed with ros. point loro ,rI
pearls She carried an .r,Df,,i az Mn.
mond roses Walter II. pros,c vas ,hc
groom's best man
"'"'''- "'t"h t"Sl followed the
nras,a r.. ""''n an and Mrs.
90 SI'h' 'heAr honeymoon
Gis,onrn w.ro N NO. ,nc sues,s from a
n'S'"'c" were Mr.. ana Nre. Charles c