The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-18

take place quietly at noon SATURDAY
December 2. at the home OF MISS ray
lor's grandmother. Mrs. Nj. A. Down
man, 1919 Main Street The Cere-
mony will be performed by Miss Tay-
lor's uncle, Rev. J. Y. bowman OF
Richmond.
Invitations are out for the recep-
ton which will take place at the nome
of Mrs bowman on Friday night,
December |. preceding the wedding
Mrs. Radcliffe Entcrdains.
The home Of Mrs. Clyde Ratclife.
2034 Monument Avenue, was bower
Of pink. white. and yellow chrysan-
;hemuris Thursday evening, when she
entertained most Hospitality in honor
Of Miss Nancy Ratciiffe Allen, bride
II today. Quite a delightful enter
tainment was provided by Mrs Rat
cllne. and a huge brides cake was
I cue and unique favors distributed
among the guests. Mrs, II. NJ. Urque-
harat, of Suffolk, and Mrs. Hartman
Sirarnerman. Of Maryland. presided at
the punch bowl. Miss Aliens atten-
ais and about thirty of her friends
were present
shower for Miss Massey.
Miss Lucille Massey, n bride 81 next
week. was the guest OF honor at a
novel shower given by Mrs, J. ].
C'rutchfield at her home at Forest
Hill yesterday afternoon. Upon her
arrival Miss Massey was really show
cred with flowers and later was pre-
scented with all types of useful
kitchen utensils Mrs. Crutehfield set
/ tempting table for the forty guests
invited, and her color scheme OF pink
was carried out in heart-shaped
dainties The centerpiece of the
/ ia bic was n French basket containing
a noseRav of flowers which was pre-
scented the bride.
Miss Spicer Entertained.
Miss MARY Corbin Spicer dehu-
tante IF the sea"on, was entertained
AZ an informal tea yesterday after
noon, from to 6 o'clock at the
homo nf Mrs Robert u. PeKram, 112s
West Avenue. Pink chrysanthemums
decorated Mrs. PeRram's home. where
all Of the debutantes Of the season
assent led to meet Miss Spicer.
Luncheon for Dcbutantcs.
Mrs Coleman Workman was hostess
Yesterday ar a charming luncheon in
her home. 42l East Franklin Street
hen she entertained in honor of Miss
Anne Randolph Warren and Miss
Mary McCaw Halves, two of the sea-
sons debutantes- only the buds and
The drawing room was beautifully
decorated with yellow chrysanthe
NUNS and the centerpiece Of the din
ing-room table was a. basket OF pink
chrysanthemums
Mrs Robert Preston served punch
in the drawing
Miss Warren to Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. George Warren, of
Wcsthampton have issued invitations
for q small dinner. which is to take
place in their home next Thursday
night at 1880 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren are entertaining for their
dehutante daughter, Miss Anne Ram
dolph Warren only n few of Miss
Werrens most intimate friends have
been included in the list Of guests
Personals.
Mrs Philip T. Glennan, who has
been spending some time in New
York, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. X. Jones DIT their home, 9I8
Park Avenue. Mrs Glennan will leave
Richmond on Sunday to Join her hus-
band, Ensign Philip T. Glennan. in
Washington.
Miss Virginia Moore OF Lexington,
Va. is the guest of Miss Alice Mum,
sen on West Franklin street
Miss Emile Hannewinckie, who has
been spending some months in the
North, has returned 10 the city and
Is stopping at the Jefferson Hotel.
Mrs. 81. George Bryan, cousin OF
Miss Seaweli. vas at the Seawell
home at the time the authoress died
She had been there several days, St.
George Bryan left Richmond yester.
day TO attend the funeral In Wash
ington today.
James River Garden Club will not
meet Monday afternoon on account of
the absence from the city Of the presi-
deEt. MIS- MnIvsrn C. Patterson, and
all the vice presidents. Mrs. George
Thomas viii entertain the club the
following Monday at $3.50 o'clock in
her home on st. Andrews Lane, West
hampton. Mr.. william Todd will at
that time lecture on Birds and Their |
Habits Members are asked to please
note the change of hour which has
been made necessary by the short
winter afternoons
decentralization.
A very quiet wedding was solem-
ni2ed Thursday afternoon at O'Clock,
al SO Randolph Street, when Miss
Anna Bell Blnxton became the wife
OF Mr. Garland Reams. Rev. Rob |
inson otficiated. The bride had no !
attendants and only the Immediate |
families were present 10 witness the |
ceremony.
Prohibition and Poverty"
The Municipal Judge of Portland,
ore. reports that there has been a
decrease OF more than so per cent In
cases of ali kinds IN his court since the
abolition OF the open saloon In Ore
gon. There IL Less thieving," he says,
In the city, a remarkable decrease in
the number OF arrests of fallen women
and the number of arrests for viola
ton of traffic ordinances Is far below
that of year ago" For the first five
months of the year there were 1903
arrsSts for dt.tlrHx appaS. oa a~atrzt |