Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22
WILL KEEP OPEN HOUSE
ON THANKSGIVING DAY
Mrs. Malvern G. Patterson to Enter
tain ut "Hillcrest" for Miss
Mary james Massic.
MISS SCOTT GIVES RECEPTION
VIII Entertain Thanksgiving Night
In Honor OF Her Niece, Miss Fred
cricka Campbell-Weddc Parrish
Wedding-l'erSOnal Mention.


rest" will keep open house on
thanksgiving Day. No invitations
have been issued, and a great many
friends will motor out to he Patter-
son estate on the Cary Street Road
Sor this informal at-home on Thursday.
hrH. Paterson will have as her guests
her niece. Miss Mary james Massic,
or the University OF Virginia. who was
debutantc last season here. and her
h.phcws. Allen 6. Thurman, member
OF the University of Virginia football
,can'. and Frank A. Massie. of Char
lottcsvillc
Miss Massic was ono Of tho most
charming young girls introduced to so
ciety in Richmond last winter, and the
younger set Will be much in evidence
At "iiillcres," on Thursday.
Affairs OF Interest.
Miss Frances b. Scott will give "A
largc reception at her home Ti2 West
Franklin street, on the evening OF
THURSDAY. December .. in honor Of her
niece. Miss Frcdcricka Campbell tn"
dehntante daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Campbell.
Mrs. IIeth Lorton. OF ''Matoa." Gar
don City. Now York who is spending
|Hsomc time in this city during Novcm-
Der. has issued Invitations TO a dance
Al the Commonwealth Club on Monday
evening. November %. at O'Clock.
Notwithstanding.
Another important wedding OF sat
irday was that of Miss Elizabeth
Fletcher Parrish. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. T. Kirkpatrick Parrish, and w
Sparrow Weddcll. son of the late Rev.
md Mrs. Alexander Wcddcll. The
ceremony was celebrated very quietly
at $50 o'clock In the home of the
oride's parents, a24 West Franklin
street, with Rev. Walter Russell
Bowie, y. d. rector OF st. paurs Epis-
copal Church, officiating. Only rcla-
Ives and few intimate friends were
present Miss Julia Cone was the
brides maid OF honor and only at
,end"nt. and Albert 5. Tanner was
- oest man.
Moorc-Pitmnn.
The marriage of Miss Carrie pit
nan. daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. George
Pitman. OF Beachlaud, and Midas Man
suen Moore, Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ VI. Moore. OF Burcaw, " G, wav
'olcmnizcd Thursday afternoon at 1890
o'clock at Moorc's swamp Baptist
,hurch. The ceremony was performed
~ Rev. J. y. McKauEhan, OF Norfolk.
Mrs. Il. \. Willbanks. OF Buford. Ga.
llayed "Isarcarolle' while the family
owe" during the ceremony. The
'hurch WAS beautifully decorated with
ferns pottcd plants and ut flowers
md lighted with cathedral candles.
ne bliAc entered Win ber I1tucr. VINO
gave her in marriage She wore
gown Of old lace and soft white tulle
trimmed in pearls. with drap!ngs and
train OF white duchess satin. Her
long veil OF illusion fell from a band
II pearls. and was caught with orange
blossoms. She carried 4 bouquet of
white roses and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. q. shirley Pitman, OF Richmond.
sistcr OF the bride. and Mrs. q. y.
iiiggans. % Waverly, were the danes
Of honor and wore French gowns OF
blue satin and pink tulle. Their
howcrs were arm bouquets OF pink
- chrysanthcmums. Miss Mary Pitman
was her sisters maid of honor and
wore dress OF fesh-cOlor Gcorrctte
- 'rcpc. with iridcsccnt irimmings Her
lowers were pink Killarney roses.
The bridesmaids. Miss Ruth Moore
" Burgaw, y. c. and Miss Mary Der
g. ningcr. Z Roanoke, wore .rocks Of
pink tane;a and tulle and carried bou-
luets 81 pink roses. The briicEroom's
BEST man was his brother W Graham
8ushcrs included ]. r. Ballard, Of Nor
afolk; Henry Seward, Of Surry: Will
liam and y. hudson ritman. OF Beach
land. The ribbons were held by little
Misses Alice Larus of Charlottesville.
md Mabel seward, OF Surry, who were
dressed IN white organdie. with pink
ribbons. Little Cary Lane PRETTY
dressed in white organdic. with white
ribhon. was flower girl. and carried
1 basket OF white roses. Immediately
after the ceremony. the bridal party
md intimate friends motorcd to
'Bcachland." the home OF the bride
where an Informal wedding breakfast
o. was served. The lower floor Of the
s home was decorated with ferns. pot
II cd plants and flowcrs. In the dining
e. room the table was arranged with
oink roses. carnations. ferns and rose
shaded candles. Late in the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left for New York
and other Northern cities, On their
return, they will reside in Norfolk.
: The brides going-a away gown was of
= lark blue broadcloth. with black fox
turs and velvet hat TO match. The
cut of town guests were Misses Eliza
= beth Pinkard ana Mary DerOinger. of
Roanoke: Mrs. q. S. Pitman. of Rich
rond; Mrs. p. c. Larus and Miss Alice
Larus. Of Charlottesville; Mrs q. r.
= lIi2gans OF Wnverly; Mrs +. 4. Will.
banks and daughter. of Buford. Ga.
$Miss Ruth Moore. of Buraaw. y. e.:
#i T. T:allard, Of Norfolk. ana w. era
lam Moore. OF Chclyan, w Va.
Musical Ten.
The Ladies' Tabernacle Society Of
sacred Heart Cathedral will give a
musical tea on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the residence of Mrs Me
hogan, 1911 Hanover Avenue. Mrs.
Hamilton Smith will sing, and Il
charming program has been arranged.
II will I've one Of the attractive char
ity functions OF the week, and all in
tercsted are invited to attend.
Pretty Functions.
Il Miss Alice Meredith was guest of
&honor at a Drettily-appointed dinner
6given by Miss Elizabeth Cooke at the
81 ountry Club.
Il Another dinner given at the Country
Hub or Virginia Saturday evening was
n honor of Miss Elizabeth Kelley. the
icbutantc daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. II
Spiller Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs j. Pc
g gram Johnson were the chapcrons.
tn" table was arranged with mari
COLDS and ferns. and the place cards
= had one OF the same flowers secured in
the corner, carrying out color
- scheme Of white and yellow. Covers
were laid for fourteen, and the p,Icsts
were, besides Mr.. and Mrs Johnson
and Miss Kelley, Miss Luciu. Ncl-
son Neal Miss Mary Minor Morris
Miss Anne Roy Johnston, Miss Sally
Wilson Gordon. Miss dickson. who is
staying with Mrs. Johnson: c. NJ. Chi