Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
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10 a. I" ocaulilul bail given, In her
"ohof by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
george callentiinc Heck, Of Nov yo,,,
ne dance was given at tho J.ucrsnu
iiotci and the ballroom wa. convo,,,
mo bower Of fragrant flower. ro,
we event. The walls were druprd in
'"'"erh smilaN. intersperscd with
ana RED roses, aud guam
''cs or briSh, red flowers were us.d
~, the pcrgola where punch Was ..ry-
~" me receiving party stood i'm an,
vthtf perBola on the other sid. of ,hc
n"'roofi' decorated Ia Southern sini
lax and red blossoms and , hu.a
wicker screen held the numerous bor.
I"ctk Scnt Miss Heck in honor .r bcr
debut. W NV
Mr. and Mrs Heck rcc.iv,1 ,,,,,
,hcir daughter assisted by Dr. and
A''s. hodges. The dcbu,an,n wore an
imported dress of silver lace and i,iu
I'm iashioncd over silver tissue and
Shc carried a shower bouqua, Of pink
roses st"Nia aud pink lilies Mrx
HccN wa handsomely yowncd in biuc
"n" SILVER hr"cad" and her flowers
were orchids. Mrs. Hodges wore ;;
french dress Of purple tullc finished
III Iold with bodice OF purul. ,e
nu'hH ana shc carried 81 bouquet, o. !
sunset roses Miss lie Boyteaux. Of !
Ne" York. who was also in the re-
ce'N'hs linc. wore Whit" tullc and
i've ussu. dress. finished with - PM. |,
eitdIc, ana h'r flowers wcr" orchid /
Mrs. Fred Hodges in a gown Of
'aFcndcr tafeta. trimmed ~ gold. and (
MIS- Pierce Rucker, Of Grconsboro /
\. 9. ~ rose-co!ored SILK. nniyhcd ,vith
s'Ncr. presided at tho punch bowl
NJ ii O'Clock :. seated supper Was
served IN the dining room. covers 10. /
'nr LAID Tor $50 guest. I'll" d.bu-
q a Ill
Was deliberately decorated In pink
ros-s and stevia y shower Of pink /
Nllcs. s'"Nia and roaca was arranged
over this central table aud basket.
hl'cd with the game flowers interspcrs.
"h with candles. were used at either
"nd. FaVors for the girls 81; the d.bu- /
'autc tahl. were cXauigitcly dainty
vanity boxes, covered IN satin and gold .
lace and embroidered in little rink
buds. Souvenirs for tn" m.n rero
quaint brown paper Weights in the
shape Of dogs. Tic other tables ware
decorated III Dresden baskets Of pink
roses. 'napdrnrpus and ros~s, ana
palms and hay trees marked tho en-
frances and windows
Miss Heck IL = lovely Young yi,I am!
any number OF handsom" affairs have
been given in honor OF her debut this
season.
In New York.
Mr.. ana Mr-. Preston carson. Of
Dundee" arc spending = week IN
N,v York cts. I'll" carson children
arc He guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Car
inc their parents ahs"uco in the
North.
Yea for Ni,n Strttinim,.
Miss Ethel Aston cahell way hostess
at 4 pretty tca yesterday afternoon AZ
her home. ll2l west Franklin street.
III" affair being given ~ honor OF Miss
isabel Stcitinius. Of New York. who
= visiting her cousin. Miss Frances
Darlington. here. The dra Ing rooms
and tea tahl" were arranged in pink
flowers and abou, nifty guests called
informally TO meet Miss Stct,iuius
JurirIc the afternoon.
AIRS Robert Preston formerly Miss
Alice Hurwcll Reed. presided at the
punch bowl and others assisting Miss
Anna Myers. Nicke;r Johnston, Cor
bin Sptccr Alice Reed Jones and Anne
Warr.n
bride Entertained.
Mrs Edmund S,rudwick Jr.. :, htid.
OF ;hts season, Was guest OF honor
5 est-rday at a buffet luncheon given
by Mrs. Jacquelin r. Taylor AT her
nome. on Monument Avenue. The
drawing rooms and halls were arrans
ed with bowls and vases OF fa. flow
"rs, and ttE basket OF pink roses
decorated She luncheon table
Mrs Taylor received with Mrs.
Strudwirk. assisted hy Mrs Lewis
Hinton Rosher. ana only the debu-
tantcs and brides OF tn" winter are
included in tn. invitations.
Informal reception.
TGt Ntstry Of the Church 81 the Holy
omforter will give am Informal re.
option on Thursday evening. December
IS, from $50 TO II o'clock, in the parish
touse corner Of Grove Avenue and
:oNland Street. in honor OF theiI. new
'ector and his wife. Rev and Mrs
william Edward cox. Invitations have
,eem sen; to the rcctors and wardens
y all the Episcopal churches OF the
'ity and To the pastors OF the neares;
hurches Of other denominations. All
MEMBERS Of the church. their friends
md friends Of the church are also cor
iially invited 10 attend the reception.
Nrck-End Party.
Woodland" the home of Mr. and
Mrs chastain Attkisson, was the scene
4 IN attractive week lend party. The
guests were Miss Coopc, ot Waynesboro:
Mss Susie Grant, Of Varina. Miss Der
ick. Mrs Richard Taylor Wilson.
ieorgc Baker. Albert Sale. of Licking
on; Or. Charles Amber. OF Ashland.
nd Bruce Ecnnic. Of Narina.
bullet Wedding.
trace fsplStoIdi 'n0fCh was the
rene OF quiet. but pretty. wedding
asst Wednesday, morning, November 80.
I II o'clock. when Miss Virginia Boil
ing Pretlow, youngest daughter OF the
ate Mr.. and Mrs. y. q. Pretlow. OF
'hurch Hill, became the bride Of James
carson. SON Of the late Mr. and Mrs
=. III. Pearson. of Mccklcnbure County
iev. ". w. Suhlcti. OF St Johns Epis-
opal Church. and Rev l.. L. Mason
# Grace Episcopal Church. performed
nc ceremony. The bride wore a dark
Hue suit with hat and gloves to match
md carried showsr of Bridc roses
ma lilies OF the valley. Malcolm
acted hes, man. After =
<orthcrn wedding tour. Mr.. and Mrs
carson Will be at home December 10.
I south Fifth Street.
irading Postponed.
ON account of the meeting Of the
louise wives League this afternoon.
Iiss Lou Belle Jones will not read AT
he Woman's Club this week Next
Wednesday. December i3. at o'clock
Hiss Jones will read "Mcdea" at the
hub.
reception on Tuesday.
Miss Louisa 7. Davis, Of Lcesburs
Who has recently been elected prcsi-
lent OF the woman's auxiliary of the