The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

with pink ribbons. carried the ring
in the heart of q lily.
After a honeymoon in the North
Mr.. and Mrs. Doggett will be at home
on Hanover Avenue.
Luncheon For Miss Neal.
Miss Lucille Nelson Neal will be the
guest of honor at an attractive bridge
luncheon on Wednesday, which will
be given by Miss Moore. The affair
will take place at the apartment OF
the hostess at the Chesterfield, and
some of the members of the debu'
tante set have been included In the
invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Willis En-
terrain.
An interesting affair of last evening
was q dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs
Edward J. Willis at their home, Penn
broke" on the Cary Street Road. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Fairfax, of Loudour
County, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. Stewart Bryan, were the guests OF
honor. and a number of members Of
invitations.
At the Art Club.
Mrs. Henry Aylett Sampson will
give On authors reading at the Art
Club OF Richmond on Tuesday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Sampson
will read her new story. Easter Rab-
bit" and also parts of one of her for
mer books. Molly Browns Orchard
Home" The latter deals largely with
the life among the art students OF
Paris Mrs. Sampson Ia writer OF
charming stories. full OF humor and
pathos, as wffeil as a very real knowl-
edge OF human nature.
At the Country Club.
The last cabaret dinner dance OF this
season before Lent at tho Country
Club, TO take place on March Z, will
be a brilliant affair. Some OF those
entertaining are: Preston Belvin. John
Cutchins, Mrs. b O. James Mrs. John
Brash. P. d. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
lien Hill, A. Y. waddey, j. e. seaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Peasants, Mr.. and Mrs r
F.. Craig, Thomas Atkinson, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. George Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tsliey. There will be
professional singers and dancers. and
special favors for the women and
girls present.
Mrs. Howard NJ Hoge To Speak At
Park Place vi. T.. Church.
Mrs, Howard NJ Hoge, State presi-
dent Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, Will address the Park Place
Epworth League tonight Mt o'clock.
spices Of the Frances Willard W. c.
r. L.. and all Epworth Leaguers,
White Ribboners and any who may be
interested are invited to be present,
Informal Reception.
Woodward Central w. c. T. L. gave
an Informal reception at the home OF
Mr.. r. R. Kicks, 1149 West Avenue,
last week in honor of Mrs Howard. vi.
Hoge, the State president. Mrs. Huge
~ gza snf, 3Nka
urged the ladies' to keep up the good
work Of tenn .-ance Refreshments
were served and the afternoon was
enjoyed by all present.
RisseiI--Iatimer.
On "Wednesday evening at O'Clock
the home OF Heustis b. Cooke, 1910
West Street, was the scene OF an in
teresting wedding. when Miss CorneHa
G. Latimer, of Montreal. n. c., was
married 10 Orville H Bissell. Jr.' OF
Charleston. 9. c., the Rev, James Y.
Fair D. D.. officiating. The parlors
were decorated in palms and pink car
nations and lighted candles
The bride, who was given in mar
rage hy her brother, Gregg LaEmer,
Of New York. wore wedding gown OF
white satin draped in chiffon and nm
tshed with gold lace. She carried a
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley ana
white roses and her veil was fastened
with orange blossoms Miss Martina
I.atimer was maid OF honor and only
Htreurfart.-ts Far BisseA'- Of Seuth
carolina was his brothers best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bissell left later III
the evening for a wedding Journey
North. and on their return VIII make
their home in Columbia, s. c.
Ort-bf-town guests present Were
Mrs J. F Latimer, of Montreal, n.
G.: Judge and Mrs. A. c. Jones and
children, OF Gastonia, n. e; Maxey
Gregg Iatimer. of New York city;
MIR, and Mrs. o. II. Bissell, Of Char-
lesion, 8. c.; D. La Far Bisseli; OF
Charleston. s. c.: Miss A. c. Barftelo.
OF Bon Air; Miss l.. Bessie Cook, OF
Ron Air; G, L. Cook. Sr.. OF Bon Air
Masked Ball.
masked ball viii he given, IN 81.
patrtck's School hall at Twenty-sixth
ana Grace Streets on Thursday even
,rg March 2. The opening dance
viii begin at Q o'clock, and only those
masked and In costume Will De al"
lowed on the floor, The grand march
will take place ut 1880 O'Clock oeiore
the Judges who will award prizes 10
the two best characters impersonated-
:, buchanan. II. Hundley. O. Grasber-
ger and !. Fletcher compose the moor
Committee. The proceeds OF the even
ing Wilt be used for the building funo
Dansant ON Tuesday.
An attractive feature OF the dansanl
which will be given at the Richmond
Hotel on the evening OF Tuesday
February 20, under the auspices OIL
Lee Chapter. L. ID. c.. Will DO the
presence of the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues in full-dress uniform.
The ballroom will be attract!vely dec
Grated with the Confederate c"ors,
and little Miss Estelle Dennis will give
n number of solo dances in costume
Tables are rapidly being reserved
and those wishing them should apply
early to Mrs. Newton McNeigh, Mrs.
r ]. Ballou, Mrs. Charles p, Nor
man or Mrs. Kemper Roy.
Red Cross Tea at y. W. G. A.
One of the most interesting events
In Y. w. c. A life this season is 10
take place in the auditorium OF the
Y. w. C. A. building Saturday, March
4. from 4 to 10 p NJ, when the ex-
tension clubs of the association are
to give Red Cross tea. Members
of the Indoor Outdoor Club. dressed
as Red Cross nurses. will serve re-
freshments through the afternoon and
evening, and decorations VIII larry
out the Red Cross idea.
A volleyball game at $50, played
In the gymnasium. between gym