Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
SEVERAL SMART AFFAIRS
GIVEN FOR YOUNGER SET
functions During Holiday Season
Entertain Those Home
From College.
MISS LACY WEEDS IN BOSTON
becomes Bride of II. Ivin IiardwiclSe.
Entertainment and Dance VIII BE
Given on New Years Eve ut St.
Patrick's Academy.

Little Miss Anne Pickett Addison
me small daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
W. Meade Addison, gave a lovely chill
ufeh party Yesterday afternoon at
me nome of her parents. 500 West
FRANKLIN street. y huge Christmas
tree. yelled in spun silver and hung
with brilliant ornaments and lights.
reaching almost TO the second story
was placed in the hail at the foot OF
inc stairway. From it's wide branches
were suspended all sorts Of attractive
gifts for the guests, ana there were
confetti, bonbun baskets. caps ami
numerous run making favors were dis
tributcd among the children present.
The drawing rooms and hall "crc ar
ranged throughout in Christmas
greens, holly and rcd flowers and the
mantcls were banked in mlstlotoe and
holly. The Ices were in tn" ehap" OF
Kris Kringlc himself. and the little
cakes were iced in rcd and decorated
with holiday flowers About J 50 chill
dren were invited.
Little Miss Elizabeth Bcanch Ches-
tcrman was also hostess u, tca yeS-
tcrday afternoon. About sixty chil-
dren were invited, and the affair was
given IN honor Of Misses Virginia
Wilson ana Minnie LouE, Of Rock Hill
s. G., who arc spending The holidays
with their cousins. Misses Helen and
Muriel wilson The tea was given AT
the home OF Miss Chosrcrmau's par
rnts. Mr. and Mrs H. Il Chcsterinar
Of 1896 West Grace street Dccora-
lions were IN holly, nistlctoe and rum
ming cedar. Those assisting I'm the
dnins-room were Misses Elizabeth
Jennings. Elizabeth Patterson, RATHER
!no I'M. Rose Belle Brady ana Muricl
and Helen Wilson
Mrs. Thomas Darnley Adainson was
guest OF honor at an informal tea
given ycsterday afternoon by her sis
ter, Mrs. John NJ Miller Ill, a. her
home. oil North Plum street Only
the young married sct was invited
The decorations were In keeping with
the holiday Idea.
Another tea for the younger girls
yesterday afternoon was that given by
Miss Eliza both Fendlcy Moore at her
home, 1907 hanover Avenue The par
Tors Were arranged everywhere in
roses. poinscttlas ana aarlands OF rum
ming cedar, while THE tea tabl. was
set with a centorpi"cc OF scarlet now-
crs. Miss Nellie Henson presided at
the punch bowl, and others assist
ing Miss Moore in doing tho honors
of the afternoon were Miss Nau Mac
lin. OF Petersburg, and MISS margaret
EVANS. .ihHplt sixty were present
An Informal dance for the younger
society set. also given last evening,
wns that = which Mr. ana Mrs Hiram
NJ. Smith wcr. hosts At their homo.
near the Reservoir. Th. affair was in
honor ~ Mrs. Smiths sister. Miss Nell
lie Rrnnolds, VINO Us % student at
Sprinpsidc About forty OF INC boys
for Christmas were present, The house
was arranged with red flowers. holly
and running cedar \ buffet supper
was served at II o'clock
Misses Martha Chambcr'ayrc Valsn-
tine and Mary Minor Morris We're
guests or honor last might 1t . card
party given by Mrs. Charles r. Boil
ling at hcr nome COZ West Grace
street. -Four tables were engaged and
the guests included n Few of the dc0u-
~ Sos la
the younger society mon The girls
We're invited 70 play cards at $50
o'clock. and tho men were invited In
later for supper.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke. daughter az
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3 Cooke. of 1928
West Grace street. CAV" a house dance
last night At $50 o'clock. III. rooms
were decorated in Christmas greens,
rcd flowers and mistlctoc. and an or
chcstra played for the dancing Miss
Cooke was assisted in rcccivin,: by her
parents and Miss Marie Cooke and Miss
Kathleen Rogerson and her brother,
Berkeley Cooke. oc the University OF
Virginia. The punch bOw! was pre-
sided over by Miss Susan Cooke and
Miss Anne Brocltcnbrou-h. and those
assisting in doing the honors OF the
evening were Mrs Charles =. Willis,
Mrs Edgar Rivers Lancrty and Mrs.
Anton H. 7hlcrmaun. About eighty
girls and boys were present.
Visiting Here.
Mrs, L: +. Kahle, OF Ihinadon. and
he, daughter, Patsy. and Nlfred 3.
Vaughan, Ill, are visiting Mrs. c. T..
Vanderslico for some time. Mn iiahle
will join his family here later.
Mnrtin-Gnry.
Many palms and ferns, together with
numerous lighted candles. were used TO
decorate the chauCcl Of the South Meth
odst Church, at Luncnburg, on De
comhcr Tor the marriage OF Miss
Rcney Est.lle Gary. daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. j. {. Gary. to Robert 5. Mar
tin. son of Mrs. Martin and the late
nr. ". Martin, Of Mendoza Rev. Mr.
England, OF Ruthcr Glen. hcing the cclc-
brant.
The bride wore gown OF white
charmeuse drapei with tulle and en-
hroidercd with pearls. Her long tulle
veil fell from n cap Of pearls aud was
caught with real orange blossoms. She
entered with her father, by whom she
was given away, and she carried 4
shower OF white roses.
The maid OF honor was Miss Lottie
May Roney, of Richmond, and her
gown was OF pale pink satin drapcd
with tulle and finished with touches
o. gold lice. Her flowers consisted
of bouquet Of Killarney roses.
Little Miss Mary Johnson, OF Black
stone. was the ring bearer. ana the
bridesmaids were Miss Dcahl Walsh. OF
Petersburg, and Miss May Sncad. Of
kenhridCc. Their gowns were of pink
crepe dc chine with pearl trimmings.
The groom entered with his best man,
Mr. Lester of Victoria The ushcrs
were w. Nelson ana Caleb Cary. of
LuncnburE; John Dunlop, Mr.. Chandler.
Mr Waddcn and Grant lIartstrangcr,
Of Victoria.
Mrs. Whitehead. of Victoria, PLAYED
tho wedding music
Mr.. and Mrs Martin left iu.t oftor
tie marriage for m extended trin
through tho West.
Married In Boston.
Mrs. Lii" G. Lacy announces the mar
rage OF her daughter, Elsie Brewster
10 H. IRWIN ilardwickc. OF Boston. Mass.
The ceremony having been performed
by Rev. Or. Perrin in Boston, on De-
cembcr ~. The bride was accom-, j
panicd to Boston by her brother Ed
ward G. Lacy.
MorGnn-Robcrtsnn.
On CHRISTMAS Day. At 10 o'clock nj |
the home OF c. L. Johnson 100 f,,n,n