Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
MANY AFFAIRS IN HONOR
OF VISITING DEBUTANTEs
Mrs. Adolphus ID. Williams Enter.
tainS at Luncheon for Miss
Eleanor Mckay.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEDDING
ceremony Takes Place at jefferson
cub In Presence of Large Com
Pany Of Friends nnd Relatives.
Miss Price to Lecture.


There arc II number of affairs
Planned this week in honor of young
S'S's visiting in Richmond. Mrs. Adolf
"hus D. Williams. Of 500 Yves; Frank
IN street. entertained informally At
hnhot luncheon Yesterday ut her resi-
'chc". the function being given I'm
""h"r OF her guest, Miss Eleanor Nc
May OF Omaha. Ncb. Decorations were
!" spring flowers. and about twenty
iFc members OF the debutante and
H""hS married sets were invited to
meet Miss Mckay.
Mr; ana Mrs Jonathan Bryan, Of
HoihcsaS." the James River are
entertaining at dinner ,o-morrow even
ing IN honor Of Miss Mary pattison. of
hailinorr. VIII" is the guest OF DR..
ana Mrs. RrDert g. Bryan.
Among tho theatcr parties that will
he given 10 sec John Drew on Friday
oVening IL that at which Miss f.ugcnia
Fairfax viii he the honoree the hox
narty viii be given by Mrs Henry
FAIRFAX Tor her daughter, and the
guests Viii 70 10 the Westmoreland
C!nh Tor supper. following the per-
fo9inanCe
Observation-Disclosures.
The Jefferson Club presented an at
fAc'iNe appearance last night. the oc-
.haioh being -thc marriage Of Miss
"er!e iicssberg 70 Ellis -. Hu,zler.
ooth OF TINS city. Tho club was de-
~ white roses and leading to an in
icnlousiy constructed white gate
tnrouGh which the bride and groom
PASSED 20 AN improvised altar where
pr Edward y. Calisch solemnized the
marriage rites The bride. "a daughter
OF Matthew | Hessberr. OF this city
wore an IVORY satin gown trimmed
WITH point lace, the tuItc veil being
csuRht with orange blossoms, and she
carried shower bounuct Of roses AL
MES. The groom Is the son Of David
i'ntzicr, also OF Richmond
The bridal procession formed in the
FOYER ~ tho club and proceeded Ia
the following order: Maurice Block and
Lee Whitloci<, Ralph Binswauger and
Clarence Kaufman, OF banville. Mat
thew HessberE siirsh. nephew OF the
bride. a. png" Misses f",ta Golden
borg. ~ Newark y / aud Carolyn
%achman. rowned in dainty creations
~ plver- green satin. carving white
Swoctpcas; Benjamin z Hesshcrr.
brother az tn" bride and / II Good-
man. groomsmcn; Mrs Harry :. Hirsh.
~ Lynclhurc. sister ~ tn" bride tho
dame Of honor In n gown OF white tUlle
e and pam. velvet carrying Bride roses
sirm"diaieiv following came IN" bride
I,',r the arm az her father. and they
I wetc met AZ the altar by ia" groom ana
his hest man Isaac HGtZicr. of balti-
more. N''"r q bFio3l supper, me brlOe
and groom loft for southern tour.
ard on their return "jil reside ~ 1920
W.st GraC. street. The out-of-'own
guests were. MIS-. william Higg"r. az
Workers. y. y. Miss Yetta Golden0cri;.
Of Newark y j. Mr. and Mrs Louis
GOODMAN. Of New York Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Kaufman. Nr and Mrs l.. l..
kaufman and G. II Knufman. or Dam
ville. Mr. aud Mrs l."" kahn"e'ier.
OF Atlanta Ga. MI ana Mrs. VIII
SrrOust of Harrisburg. ia, Mr.. md
Mrs " Herbert HOFFMAN, Of States
viu" Y e DR. and Mrs. Jose l.. 'iirSh.
~ Baltimore; Mrs Charles II Almond.
lr ~ Lyuchhurr MI and Mrs. std
n.v lnr-h Mr. and Mrs Wary I!rsh,
Harry aud Matthew Hirsh. OF Lynch
burg Mr.. and Mrs / iiut2lcr. Il Pal
timorc
Concerning Miss Dennis.
Miss Estellc Dennis, the Young dauch-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Is. Il Dennis. or
1919 Grove Avenue. is returning 20
Richmond the latter part OF this week
from New York. where she has been
studying dancing under wcN-known
masters Of that art. Mise Dennis was
the central feature In the big charity
play. The Comedy Of Toys las, fall.
and her dancing has been most IA
vorahiy commented upon.
Miss Price to Lecture.
!, is expected that many members
oi I'll, LEGISLATURE Will attend the
meeting held under the auspices Of the
Vi-r,nian Association opposed TO Wom-
ans suffrage a; the Jefferson Hotel
Monday evening. january 81. al $40
o'clock, when Miss Lucy Price. who
was largely responsible for the defeat
Of woman's suffrage In ohio IN 1914.
w.il speak. All who are interested in
this subject are invited 10 take adj
vantage OF this opportunity. Miss
Price will welcome any questions.
Miss Price will be the guest of Mrs.
Hunsdon Cary during her visit to Rich
mond.
At the Womnn's Club.
Mrs. sailie ould Donaldson delivered
the last Of series OF lectures yes
terday afternoon at the Womans club
on american Diplomacy" Mrs Don
aldson has travelled extensively. and
her comments on conditions in Europe
since the outbreak of the war have
been Of especial interest.
Mr. and Mrs. BurrclI Hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. George Burrcl. Of wal
nut Hill. gave an attractive dance on
Friday night ut the Riverside Country
Club In honor Of their niece Miss Hat
tie Taylor. OF Aureiia Springs y. c.,
and Miss Bessie shelton. OF Buffalo
Springs. both guests of the Misses Bur-
rell. The club was decorated for the
occasion with vines. pottcd plants and
running cedar. Those assisting the
Misses Rurrell were: Mrs. George Bur-
rell. Miss Taylor. Miss BESSIE shelton.
Miss Fannie Burreil, Miss Georgia
Burrell Mrs. Victor Moreau Eppes,
Mrs. L. ]. Peoples, Mrs. Charles Hubert
Hall, Of Norfolk. The guests invited to
meet Miss Taylor and Miss Shelton.
were: Miss Elizabeth Tarry, Miss Mil
nf rl,S
Graham. Miss Susie Aston Miss Edythe
Burrcll Miss Louise Graham. Miss Beu-
lah Hall. of Norfolk; Miss Lucy Burrell
Miss Helen Peoples. Mrs. John Neblett
Masdames william Taylor. John Neblett
oscar Moss. Robert Taylor, Victor Ora
ham. William Tarry. John Gillian Neb-
lett. Charles Hall Eppes. Moreau Epnes,
H. j. Peoples, Hunter Moss George
Peoples, and Mangum Massenburg, Of
Warrenton, n. c.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN