Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
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society in South Carolina. as we'll as
Virginia, is that of Miss Elizabeth
Minshall, daughter OF Mrs. Perry p
Minshall, OF Charleston. w. Va. to
Otey n. Miller. eldest son OF MIR. and
Mrs. John NJ. Miller. Jr. of this city.
The wedding took place OH Friday
afternoon. June 3. in Greenvilie. S. c..
where the bride has made her home for
me past hre years. Rev. Father Tobin
officiating. MIR. and Mrs. Miller will
be at home after June Is, ut 3O7 Floyd
Avenue.
attractive Functions.
Miss Frances Is. Scott was the
hostess at a charming afternoon tea on
saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
her home. 112 West Franklin Street.
when she entertained in honor Of her
niece, Miss Mary Aston Campbell, OF
l2tl West Franklin Street and her
guest. Miss Anderson. who has re-
turned from boarding school with her.
About twenty of the younger school
girl set were included in the invita-
tons.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Allison Hodges en-
tertained a dinner party In honor of
their niece, Miss Gene Gray Heck, and
her guest, Miss Polly Mariner, of Mil
waukee, at the Country Club on Satur-
day evening. The guests included Miss
sally Wilson Gordon. Miss Elizabeth
Kelley. Miss Emily Rogcrson, Miss
Elizabeth Luce. Of New York; Miss
Katherine Scales and Miss Abbie
orme, of New Orleans; Cary Winghcid.
Robert Neal, Kent Rawley, Alexander
Campbell. Anton Adams. Edward Trgg,
Warner Moore, Jr. and George Muncc.
Miss Martha Chamberlaync Nalen-
tine was hostess At dinner At the
Country Club on Saturday. given In
nonor Of her cousin. Miss Katharine
Valentine. and her guests, Miss Avis
Hughes and Miss Margaret Flint. Of
New York, and Miss Rose Ulman, Of
Baltimore. who have been attending
"FoNcroft." Covers were laid for four.
teen. Those present, In addition to
the hostess and her honor guests.
were: Miss Anne Valentine. Miss Mary
Tomlin Anderson. Frederick Valentine.
Richard Meade. John Gordon Wallace
jr.. Gray Valentine. BraXton Valentine
Decatur Jones and Churchill Young.
ifairs Of Yesterday.
An attractive musical program was
rendered at the Womans Club yes
tc!day afternoon, including out-of-
town solosts. selections the cello
and piano Mrs. John Hunter was
chairman OF the occasion. After the
musical, the usual informal reception
took place.
Chaperons for the dance given last
evening at the John Marshall HiGh
school for the Grandchtidren's Chap
ter. Auxiliary No. !, TO the Richmond
Chapter. United Daughters OF the Con-
icderacy. included Mrs. Norman RAN
doiph, Mrs. r. a. Blenncr, Mrs. Samuel
Dew. Mrs. J. X. Bowman. Mrs. e. r.
W Kern. Mrs ]. T. Fourqurean, Mrs.
L. w Thompson and MrR. r. w. Me
Donald. The children who are mem
Gers OF the other Confederate organi-
zations were the guests at the dance.
Officers Elected.
The womans Club OF Girter Park
entertained It's members on Friday at
teTnoon from 10 o'clock on the
lawn OF Mrs w. S Rhoads. On last
Wednesday afternoon the officers for
the ensuing year Of the club were elect
ed. md are president. Mrs. Howard Sui:
ton first vice president. Mrs r. G.
Gar!lck. second vice pre- sident. Mrs.
charles G picot: third vice president.
Mrs. Carpenter. recording secretary,
Mrs Frank Il. Carpenter; recording
secretary. Mrs Charles Taylor; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Frank 7.
Br.d!,s; treasurer. Mrs. William How
Noraun-McNeill.
\ marriage OF much interest 10 Rich
nond society was that OF Miss Marietta
Tunes MCNEIL. daughter of Alexander
ch"lEcrs McNeil, Of Chicago. and
Samuc! Tate Morgan. Jr., son OF S. y.
Morgan. OF Richmond, which took place
Yesterday ~ o'clock AZ the home of
,nc bride, 5000 Sheridan Road. Chica 20.
Rev Father Marryon officiating.
The house was decorated with pink
sweet peas. peones, roses, palms and
smilax The maid OF honor was Miss
Alexandria Chalmers Mcneil. Z. Robert
Cnheil and William Rennolds. OF Rich
mond. attended the groom
The bride was gowned in white satin
and tulie embroidered in pearls, with
court train of satin. and tulle Veil
fastened TO coronct OF pearls and
orange blossoms. Her flowers were
lilies Of the valley and white orchids.
The maid OF honor wore a pink tulle
nd tafcta and carried bouquet Of
sweet peas and lavender orchids. AZ
ter the ceremony reception was held
at the home Of the brides parents.
Among those from distance who at
tended the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel 7. Morgan Of Richmond Mr..
McGraw and DIR. w. Thompson.
Garden Party.
ST. Paurs Church Home will give
garden party on its lawn. sos East
Leigh Street. tomorrow from To 9
o'clock Fancy articles and dainty con-
fections, all made by the girls. viii be
offered for sale. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged by the super
intendent. consisting of playlets and
rames. The proceeds Will be used to
help defray the expenses Of the chill
dren's summer camp. The public and
particularly the congregation OF st.
pauls Episcopal Church, is invited TO
attend. In case of rain the party will
take place the first fair day.
Iicncfft Card Party.
The Catholic Woman's Club will give
card party for the benefit Of Its
Nailding fund tomorrow afternoon al
co o'clock in the clubrooms. 2O5 East
franklin Street. Mrs, W. V. McCor.
mick is chairman of the day.
Garden Club to Meet.
Mrs. Eli Lockhart Bemiss. OF Brook
berry" Chesterfield County, will en-.
tertain the James River Garden Club
this afternoon. 4 pilot car will leave
the Young Women's Christian Associa
tion building on Fifth Street. at IA;