The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-16
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T being there. dressed in their best
( frocks, and the military guests In
their fun dress uniforms. The dance
. was opened by a german figure led
! by Colonel 10 Lane Stern and Cover
! nor Henry > Garter Stuart, his star
and their wives we're in the receiving
line The guests included the mill
tary board. the officers of the local
/ military organizations, number Of
prominent members af the United
States Senators and the House of
Representatives SEINE State and
city officials and prominent citizens
of Richmond ard the girls of the
Younger society set.
The patronesses for the evening
were Mrs. J TAYLOR Ellyson. Mrs
Frank Splatt Mrs Earl Luz. Mrs
Lawrence Price, Mrs. George wayne
Anderson and Mrs. George Ainslie.
Miss Burton 20 We'd
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Burton hav,
issued invitations for the wedding OF
the,r daughter, Flora Estelle. and
Mr.. Edwin Nichols. The ceremony
Will he soemnized this evening at
i 30 at the home of the brides par
ents, IN Gfnter Park. the Rev. Lloyd
r. Wilson being the celebrant.
Double Wedding.
A. the rectory Of the Cowardin~
afternoon at o'clock Miss Virginia
Lee Christopher and Mr.. Edmund
Earnest Slater were married AT the
same time Miss Christophers sister.
Miss Mary Lee Eetta Christopher be-
came the bride of Mr.. Raymond
Dewey Slater. "A brother of Mr. Ed
mund Earnest Slater. Mrs. Christie
pher. a sIster-in-la law of the bride,
acted az matron Of honor. and Mr..
James Carr acted as best man for the
two Mr. Slators. The Rev r. w.
Long performed the ceremony. After
wedding trip of A few days the
young peope will make their home on
Church Hi1l.
Miss Roper to Wed.
The engagement of Miss Nan Dan
drindge Roper. of Petersburg. to An
drew NJ. Kennedy. Of youngest own,
O., was announced on Wednesday al
luncheon given by Miss Jean Trigg
The date OF the welding will be an
nounced later,
Entertainments al Jefferson Last
Night.
Smart society was out In full last
evening 10 hear Miss Louise Alice
Williams al the jefferson, and having
heard her they were not disappointed.
for she filled the program with in
terest. charm and pleasure. The
dance OF the debutantes was also one
OF grace and beauty to say nothing
of the ouartette of local voices which
sang some OF the well-known darkey
songa Following the program
strnred orchestra played for dancing,
and great thanks is due members OF
the board OF the Social Workers of
the Nurses Settlement for having
secured Miss Williams for the even
ino and in this way afforded so much
pleasure 70 the Richmond people.
Meeting of the Beard of the Country
! Club Of Virginia.
! The annual meeting of the Country
! Club OF Virginia was held on Satur-
fday evening when four members
were added to the board of govers
nors. the vacancies being caused by
1.-THE expiration OF the terms off as
many
The holdover members are as fol-
lows; Or J, A. White. DR.. j. Gar
nett Nelson Robert NJ Pollard.
Thomas p. Bryan. Joseph r. Taylor
F j. y. Mackay. Colonel Thomas II.
McA dams Gessner Harrison and
George Cole Scott Levin Joynes and
George H Keesee retired from the
board while Robert Fl. Tatley and
Peyton Fleming were reelected
tfSIualI u. SHTlEtlaD anu 1tOTse H.
Morgan were elected to Ali the vacan-
cies caused by the retirement of
,Messrs Joynes and Keesee
The board will meet on the sec
oud Friday in December 10 elect Of
fcers for the ensuing term.
Pretty Wedding.
"A very quiet but pretty wedding
took place yesterday morning at IL
o clock in s North Laurel Street. when
Miss Eugenia Lewis Goss. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Preston Goss.
Stony Point. Albemarie County. be-
came the bride OF Mr.. Iarkin White
IGlazebrook. Jr., son OF MIR. and Mrs.
! L. W. Glazebrook. OF EOS West Main
Street, the Rev. G. F'reeland Peter
rector OF st. James Episcopal Church.
being the ceiebrant. The improv!sed
altar was arranged with yellow and
white chrysnnthemums placed against
background of tall palms. inter
spersed with ferns, and the music was
furnished by Miss Elizabeth Wigs,
pianist. and Miss Hattie Wilson.
violinist. who rendered the wedding
marches The bride entered with her
father who escorted her to the altar
and gave her away She wore a chic
going away gown OF dark blue, with
"a hat to correspond. and her flowers
were a corsake bouquet OF orchids and
lilies Of the valley There were no at
PENDANTS, and only the immediate
families were present at the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs, Giazebrook left at noon
for honeymoon In the North. and
upon their return. they will occupy an
q pa rtment at 22 South First Street
In Honor Of Miss Parrish.
Miss Archer Joynes. OF zoo West
Franklin Street !s giving a small af-
ternoon tea this afternoon in honor
of Miss Elsie Parrish. whose mar
riage to Mr. W. Sparrow Weddell Is
an interesting event of Saturday.
Miss Ioynes has asked her guests for
8 O'Clock. and the affair will take
place in her home
Mrs Albert Leslie Weary, of chi
cago, formerly Miss Conway F'lem-
ing. who is spending the early win
ter with her mother Mrs w l.
File ming. on West Grace Street has
issued invitations for nm informal tea
on Wednesday afternoon This affair
which Is also IN honor Of Miss Par
rlsh. will take place al the home of
Mrs Fleming and is 20 he quite a
small affair