Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
CATHERINE MILLER
|TERTA|NED At BEACH
b Her Honor Given Mt Will
|Ighby Hotel by Miss
Louisa Green.
PARTY FOR MISS PARRISH


In and Seashorc Resorts Are
y With Gay Parties of Rich.
People-Alany Motor TRIPS
ugh Various Parts OF State.
Catherine Miller. OF this city,
the guest OF Miss Louisa Green
is been much entertained during
y there. Monday evening Miss
gave IL large dance at the Will
s. Beach Hotel in honor of Miss
and the younger society set was
full force to attend it. An or
played throughout the evening
ne chaperoncs included Mr.. and
\. T. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
and Mi. and Mrs. Richard Me-
q, Jr.
guests included: Misses Catherine
Leila Taylor, Elizabeth Bald
cornelia Tomlin. Katherine Balm.
rine Wales, Virginia Crockett,
otte Jordan. Elizabeth Heming
Helen Whitehurst. Emma Mears.
stville; Virginia Williams. Ellen
Carrall Jenkins. Martha Sea
Jennie Brooke. Lee Parks. Mil
Bull. Jane Rufiin. Inez Burrow,
and Katherine McCarrick. Nir
woeuard, Mary Farant. Blanche
re. Elizabeth stuart, Bland Rob-
kn, OF Louisville, Ky: Messrs. Err
Kyle. Robert Baldwin, Jr, Joseph
William Moore. John Chalenor.
err and Claiborne Coupcland. Fran
Clark. Rufus Heath. Jr., Robert
khcll. Gray Perry, Alfred Davis Gar
nd Nar in
hmond Maury. Greenhow Maury, Of
Vile: Lees Joslyn Burrows, of Sag
IS. Mich; Wythe Lee. Richard r.
Id. Jr.. Hume TAYLOR, Nicholas Will
Jr.. Alan Cook. Dali Garrison.
hes Jordan. Jr., Davis Shclburn.
rles Williams, Jr., Louis BoXey. An
Avery. James Jcrvey. Darlington
$t, John Vaughan Groner. Robert
Tt. Willis y. Vicar. Jr.. Spotswood
Indy. Walter j. Adams. Jr.. For
tai Adams, Richard Smith. Robert
oner, Jr., and Robert Neal. of Rich
bnG.
I.nothcr pretty affair given for Miss
| Her was dinner on Saturday eve
hg at Virginia Beach. at which Miss
Ptharine Wales was hostess. The
bile was arranged with summer roses.
ri covers were laid for twelve guests.
Honor of Miss Parrish.
ISIS Mary J. Parrish. OF Nelson
nty, was the guest OF honor last
krsday evening at a card party given
fr hostess, Miss Silence La Prade,
J. home in Woodland Heights. The
Es were decorated in Killarney
Those playing were Misses Par
policy. Wood, Crowdcr. Bowen.
'ade: Mcssrs. McGranighan, Hol
p. w. La Prade, Policy. Col.
7. La Prade and Mr.. Crowder At
nr1 nf r..
is were served by Miss q. +. La
de and Mrs. j. f.. La Prade. after
Rch dancing amused the guests.
ystor to LynchburE.
Mr.. and Mrs. r r. Kuester. of Riv
mont, LynchburG, entertained m au-
mobile party from Richmond last
eek. Among tho guests were Mr..
I'd Mrs. F. w. T. Kucster and .daugh-
r. Miss Annie Kuester, DR.. and Mrs.
hilips, DR.. and Mrs. kuestcr. DIR. and
RS. Trent, Or. Williamson and Miss
urr.
iss Ford Entertained.
a miscellaneous shower was given by
Uses Ganzert in their home, 1900 East
arshall Street, in honor Of Miss Rosa
ord. The house was beautifully dec
.ated in potted palms and ferns and
nix shaded lights. Many hondsomc
I'D useful gifts were presented TO the
Tide by two little butterflies, Audrey
I'd Louise Ford. drawing a beautifully
.corated chariot driven by Helen
reer Thorpe. Miss Ford was gowned
pink crepe de chine dress and
ore a corsagc bouquet OF Killarney
'ses.
Refreshments were served during the
,ening. and Mrs. Stutz presided at the
inch bowl.
In hn IT. 60,
Gorge Ford, Of Woodland Heights.
as celebrated yesterday afternoon the
hrriage OF his daughter. Rosetta
F.ynes. to Alexander Stevenson Can
|rt, OF this city. Rev. j. j. Wicker
Sformed the ceremony.
THE lower floor was in white, and
improvised altar of palms was ar
rgcd at one end of the drawing room.
II e. L. Mann softly rendered APP
riate music. The bride was given
Ky her father. She wore n trav-
ostume of blue cloth and car
ide roses
Sadie Louise Ford was her only
mt. and wore n quaint frock of
Ilored crepe de chine with ha,
ch, and carried a garden basket
ender sweet peas. The groom
tended by his brother, William
t. little Helen Greer Thorpe.
MauTlce fOrd ana Louise and
Ford, nieces and ncphews Of
Ede, held the ribbons.
r. in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
It left for a Northern trip.
deception was held Monday eve
or the immediate families.
tt-BowIes.
(ntities of palms banked the lower
OF the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
G. Thurman, 1914 Grove Avenue.
- day evening at $40 o'clock, when
sister, Miss Annie Leo Bowler,
the bride of Robert William
+, of Spotsylvania, Rev. William
officiating. An improvised al
palms and lighted candles were
I'd at one end of the drawing
Marion Monsell rendered the
Is marches. and Mrs. Pendleton
gang 20. Promise Me-"
bride entered with her father.
|,ve her away. She wore a short
of white crepe tRffeta. with trim
of lace and tulle, hat Of tulle
lilies of the valley. and carried n
let OF orchids and lilies of the val
Hor only ornament was a brooch,