Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
MRS. WILLIAMS GIVES
DINNER FOR MISS DEM|ss
Announcement of Engagement to
DIR. ii. Norton Mason.
MISS WILMER ENTERTAINED
Signal Corps Dance Proves Attractive
Event--Aiiss Eugcnia Lewis Goss
Is Bride of Il. w. GlaZebro0ll, III.
Meetings or Interest to- Women.


cary street Road. Covers were laid
TOT twelve guests and thos" present
included Miss Iiemiss Miss Ellen Ran.
4 MISS Mary Tompkins. Miss Doris Jones
ana Miss Mary Johnson: Dr Norton
Mason, James Ball. Jr., Dr. IIutcheson.
DR.. Daniel ID. Tallcy, John Cecil. Or.
robert Preston and DR.. J. McCaw
Tompkins.
The dinner table was set with min
!aturc cherry tree in the center, dcckcd
with blue birds of happiness, and small
Ter cherry trees and similar blue birds
marked the places or the guests, with
unique japanese pieces as favors. The
drawing room arranged with vases
OF fall flowers.
Miss Wilmer Entertained.
Mrs. Robert r. Pegram entertained
1T charming little tea yesterday ar
tcrnoon in honor Of Miss Louise vii
mer. to which only the dcbutantcs OF
tho season were invited The parlors
were decorated quite simply in chry-
santhemums and autumn leaves and the
tea table was set with basket Of pink
snnpdragons. Mrs. Arthur l.. Wilmer
poured chocolate and Mrs. John y.
Coke. Jr.. presided at tho tea table.
The affair was given in Mrs. i'egraHs
home on West Avenue
Miss Pcric To Lecture.
Miss Florence pcple wil relate some
uf her cSpcr fences travelling abroad to
the members OF the Art Club Of Rich.
ruond ana their friends this afternoon
~ a:30 O'Clock in the club rooms. Mrs.
: lanes Lyons il chairman Of the after
noon Miss pcple is short STORY
writer of no small reputation, aud her
talk at tho club VIII bc very inter
csting affair Tea Will be served by
4 committee Of students after the pro-
gram IL concluded.
The History Of AIT Class VIII open
for the winter Tomorrow ut 2:%G
o'clock. painters OF the Nineteenth
Century" VIII he the aUbjec, for this
season. and Miss Nora Houston will
conduct the cluss.
For Mfss Curtin.
Miss Laura Nash or 1911 Park Ave-
nue.. Win entertain at a card party
this afternoon in lac, home. in honor
If Miss Louise Currn, much feted
dcbutantc OF tho season.
Nrs. Hes< Rccniis Inyitntions
Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess has recalled
til. Invitations for the card pnrty.
which wa" 20 have been given At her
residence. 500 Floyd Avenue, Friday
evening in honor OF Miss Ellen H"irnc
scott Tho invitations were recalled
81 account Of recent mourning j., the
family.
observation-disclosures.
\ quito, ccrcmony calculated ycst"r.
day morning at IL o'clock WAS jhat Of
Miss Eugenla Lewis Gos9. daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. John Preston Goss. io
l.arkin White Glazebrook. jr.. son OF
MIR. and Mrs l.. W Cilnzebrook, which
took place at North Laurel street,
with Rev G.. Freeland Peter. rector
OF st. James Episcopal Church. otIciut-
ing. The drawing room was decorated
Yer" prettlly In white and yellow chry-
santhcinums aud the wedding music
was rendered by Misses Elizabeth Digs
and Hattie Wilson. pupils Of Miss Ellen
Gutfon. on the piano aud violin. There
were no attendants, and the bride en-
tered with hey father. who gave her
:.
gown OF dark blue cloth, with q hat
10 match, and her flowers We're orchids
and lilies OF tho valley.
There was no reception, as the wed
ding was very quiet affair. and only
Tho immediate families We're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glazcbrook are spend.
ing their honeymoon IN the North.
Standardization.
The marriage Of Miss Flora Estelle
Burton. daughter of MIR and Mrs peu.
ben Burton. of ,;iuter fark to Francis
Edwin Nichols. also OF this city, will
hc celebrated this evening. The ccrc-
inony will take place at i o'clock l..
The home oil the brides parents. 500
seminary Avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. Klein Here.
announcements have been received
here or the marriage Of Miss ;soline
". Moses. formerly OF This city. to Rev
David Klein, Of sumter. :. o.. in Nav
York. on Thursday last. DR. and Mrs
Jefferson Hotel, route TO Sumter
Wed lin Schenectndy
pretty wedding was solemnized Sat
nrday afternoon, when Miss Alice r.
Shir1ell daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Da-
Nld Shirrell. of Schenectady n Y for
lnorly of Richmond. becam, the bride
OF j. Robert Rogers. of that cijy for
inerly of Ora. Miss. The ceremony was
performed at o'clock by Rev. a. W.
Rogers. of Emmanuel Baptist Church
~ TNf
The bride, who was given away by
her father. was gowned In white silk
wolfe. trimmed with orange blossoms
Miss Helen Shirrell. of Hartford, Conn,
sister al tile bride. was bridesmaid
Following the ceremony reception
was held.
At the W0man's duh.
MISS Ellen Glasgow was the guest OF
honor and central figure Mt the brilliant
reception given yesterday afternoon at
tho Womans Club. The function was
10 welcome to her native city the we'll
Known novelist, returning 10 Rich
mond to make her home here. and n
charming coterie of distinguished peo-
pie gathered at the clubhouse during
receiving hours. Some of the leading
literary men and women of Richmond
were invited to meet Miss Glasgow, and
several hundred members and guests
we're present.
Mrs J. Arthur LEROY. president OF
500 the guest Of hOnDr
10 those In attendance, and the other
oihcers. the board OF directors and all
former presidents of the club we're also
IN the receiving line. Miss Glasgow
wore Il gown of dark brown charmcuse
ana chiffon, with brown tulle hat
trimmed in single feather. Her fiow-
crs were purple violets. Mrs Lefroy
WAS gowned in purple chiffon and vel
vet, finished in silver lace.
INC nantcis and tea tables we're
decorated in vases of pink and white
carnations and narcissus. Those doing
the honors OF the afternoon nj tho
coffee and refrcshmcnt tables we're
Mrs Julia Grant Moore. Mrs Herbert
w Jackson. Mrs. Stanyarne Wilson
Mrs Robert r. Pcyton. Jr.. Mrs. John
Grant Armistead, assisted by Miss Lulic
Johnston. Misses nena and uausio
Glnzehrookc and Miss Mary Aylett.
Enthusiastically.
Mr. and AIrs Nathan uorhort f<a.,,,,