Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
SOCIETY
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LOT an extensive bridal tour, and on
'he!r return they will be at home in
Staunton. Many prcnuptial entcrtaln-
fnents were given the bride-elcct.
among them being; card parties by Miss
martha Bell. Miss Laura Wise and Miss
Mary Sue Bowman. Il tea by Mrs T..
W. Randolph and a dance at the Coun-
try Club by Mr. and Mrs. :. u. Timber
rake. and also Il dance at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. :. Godfrey Ienkel
Mrs Kyle was presented to Richmond
society as an out-oc-town dcbutanto
by her aunt. Mrs. John ID. Clothicr.
Two seasons ago.
interesting Entertainment.
one Of the most beautiful entertain
'hehtS ever held in the parlors Of the
First baptist Church was Eivcn last
ueSday afternoon In honor Of the
Home Department" OF the Sunday
school Mrs. Greed IIaskins. tho sun
crihtcndent received. assisted by
t"cnty-four associates. Mrs. Arthur
licaannts. Mrs. Austin SPOTS and Mrs.
Rosa Silver acted as rcfrcshment COM
mittcc: Miss Sue Herring presided AT the
tea table: Mrs Sallic Harris managed
the program ana Mrs II. L. Lorraine
was in charge OF automobiles. \. W.
c2ch guest lnval!ds and shu,-ins were
brought In cars supplied By Mrs. w T.
jthca. w. $. Forbes and A. W Pattcr-
son. rare musical treat was fur
nishcd by Mrs. Il. NJ. Gwathmcy, Miss
Mary Todd md two OF Mrs. Hequem-
hohrgs talented pupils. DIR. G. NJ r.
King made brief address The rooms
were charningly decorated Ia ever
greens and autumn leaves. while the
tables were bright and fragrant with
flowers. = delightful incident was the
presentation b. the departmental vis;-
tors. through Mrs. y. NJ Gwathmey. Of
a huge birthday cake IN the pastor.
isoT. George W. Mcdaniel T. d
or Interest Here.
One OF the most attrncti:e na-tioa
"i the fall season was given Tuesda..
afternoon by Mrs. i. H. Bradshaw and
Mrs. r. J. Riddick at the home Of Mrs
Nindick IN Cedar Street, suffolk. to am
nouncc the engagement and approach
ms marriage OF their sister. MISC
Marion Virginia Williams. 10 Dr. VIII
Ham Reed Mccall OF II, Grange Ga.
Euchrc was played and the prize for
me highest score. a silver and crystal
vase, was won by Mrs. Herbcr, BAR
gen VINO later presented il TO Miss Will
haIns. the brIdc-clec, The love prize
was won by Miss Thcrcse Nurnoy.
JNst before tho refreshments wcre
server INC hostcsses presented each
guest with q tiny white satin bag filled
win rice. with IA. announcement, of
,he engagement OF Miss Williams and
l'r Mccall. Miss Williams who il III.
daughter az Mrs. Virginia Williams and
INC late Norman .. Williams. IS an n,
trhctlve and popular young woman D-
Mccall ~ a prominent physician OF La
orange and has large number o-
if'ehus In Georgia and i'll Virginia The
wedding VII! TAX" place in January
a i. ..-an L.,
mona having graduated from tho
medical college here. aud also has man.
relatives in this city.
Rcturns from L-AinEton
Mrs. Floyd Tyler. OF Park Avenue.
mHS returned u tho city from Rucua
VISIT, and Lexington. where she v.r,
10 "h"r"ron her daughter. Annette
"h" = attending school ia Bueua ViS,,
I" IA" THANKSGIVING hops nj Virs.ui:,
Military Institute
Norfolk Wedding.
beautiful wedding Was aolcn.,ized
wednesday evening AZ $50 o'clock =,
INC nom" Of the brides mother Mrs
Ellen Darracott Carter in Riyc-yieu.
N"Iiclk when Miss Helen Louise Car
yer became the bride OF Edwin Samuel
rtN Rev ~. NJ Fugate officiating
-" o''"c wore an exquisite gown Of
hIidai satin. with = court train ami
'u''' ven. 81" carried Il shower bon
rV"t OF lilies cf the valley and rose.
ana cntcrc! the drawiug-room ui,h
""r brother George l. Carter. Of re
t.rshurg. who gave her in ,narriacc
she was attended by her two sisters
Miss Ellen Ida Carter and Miss 1.o
DarrRcott Carter. as maids of hnuor
ihe| were chhrminEly gowued In blue
ana PINK Crep. meteor frocks and
carried bouquets OF chrysanthcmums
iAtt!" berkl"y carter. Of Petersburg.
nephew Of the bride wor. a Unit
satin suit. and acted as riuuh.,rnr
The groom was attended by his
brother, James Scott Ely. OF Atlanta
Ga., as best man.
TO Give Carnival.
on tuesday evening a, Liberty Hall.
the Junior Oakwood Memorial Associs
ton Will give an Autumn Carnival"
There Will be booths attrac;ive,y
decorated. The young girls in chorr.
OF them Will be in carnival costume
There Will be dancing throughout the
evening and several solo dances Will
be given for the further amusement OF
the guests.
Tea ut Fairfield.
Tho tea given Thursday afternoon nv
Mrs. Marshall Tate Walden OF Fairfield.
in honor OF Mrs L. Kemper Hun, was
one OF the most delightful social func-
lions OF the season. The color scheme
or yellow was carried out In chrysan-
themums. tulle and candles. and Mrs.
Walden was assisted in receiving nv
her guest OF honor Mrs L. McWil-
liams poured tea. and Mrs. John Mar !
tin. Jr., served in the dining room. as
sisted by 1--WE young girls. Misses Louise
Sales. Mary Flippo, Louise Houston,
Louise Paxton. and Sue Dunlop. About
thirty or forty guests called during
fhe afternoon.
C1app-Webstcr.
Mrs. NJ. c. Doone has issued cards
announcing the marriage OF i,cr daugh- /
ter. Miss Willie Olive Webster TO
Henry Harmon Clapp. OF this city. The
ceremony took place very quietly at
the home OF the bride on Thursday
morning, December -, At II o'clock |
Rev. Fred r. Chenault OBLIGATED. Mr.. !
and Mrs. Clapp left later for an ex-
tended trip North. and will be at home
after December 10. at 1916 East Clay
Street.
Richmond Guests mt Wedding.
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