The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-29

toe Dunnan. Jr~ were married AT the
home OF the brides mother, 1sL Z
0fuart Avenue. Tae entire moor was
IN fessooned with sn lax and fern a'i'
banked with palms and yellow chFH
Santhemums Miss Randolph enter
ing with her brother-ln- law. Angus
tine Royal Turpin, who gave her ID
u marriage. was beautifully gowned IN
white tulle with a court train OF satin
( and lace. Her veil was caught with
orange blossoms and she carried a
4 shower OF white H4acs Mrs. Angus
.fne ROYAL TurpIn. sister Of the bride,
~ sdarne Of honor Her costume was
fashioned of yellow taGeta, tuile ana
ufver lace
Miss Virginia Donnan. the groom s
sister, was maid Of honor. wearing
dairty froek OF white tulle with
rufYled skirt. Her flowers were m4nia-
lure yellow and white ohryanthemums
De witt Talrage Donnan acted as
his brothers. best man And Nessrs
James Madison Macon. George BarkS-
dale wickharn, Pickett Iathrop and
Alexander r4Au N we're the ushere
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Dnanan left fcr If1ehUrst, \. &. AZ
ter Decen Der I ) they VIII he at nome
Ut sIs FLOYD Avenue.
Among the out-of-tcwn guests were!
MrH Donald Stuart Leas Of Philndel-
phiA- who entertained the bride and
her friends Al luncheon Monday; Mrs
Frederic Lee, OF Ardmore. Pa. and
Mrs Lewis A. Ashurst OF PhlIadel-
phia.
Norycll--Austtn-
The FRS, Baptis, Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding last even
ing At s O'Clock. when. Miss Ora Aus
- Nra W /.
Austin. OF Barton Heights, became the
bride Of Forrest Norvcll. son Of Mr..
and Mrs NJ l. NoTvell DR. George
w. Mcdaniel performed the ceremony
and Mr.. Shepherd Webb presided at
the organ.
Palms and fern decorated the
church The bride. entering with her
father who gave her In marriage, WAS
smartiy dressed in suit OF dark
green velvet trimmed In mols. with
hat 20 match. She carried an arInfui
of white roses. Her bridesmaids,
M1aecs Ray Rearns, Fran ces Gregory,
Marian NorvelI and Mary Alice No
Alhattee wore chic English walking
suits Of pearl gray tafreta with black
picture hats Their flowers were arm
bouquets of pink rosebuda.
Norwood II. Tyler acted as Sest
man, and the groomsmen included:
John Norveli. Mabin Clark. Jack Par
nell and Ashby peaseley.
After the ceremony the bridal party
returned TO the brides home IN Bar
ton Heights. where a reception WAS
held and a buffet supper served.
Tho pariors were beautifully deco
rated with white chrysanthemums and
farm for the occasion MIR. and Mrs
Norvell left later for a Northern trip.
WeIls--NichoIas.
OF great interest to the social set
In South Richmond Is the wedding
OF Miss Mae J. Nicholas and Corne-
illus A. Wells. which will take place
In Washington today. The couple viii
leavs tho city this morning accom-
PANIED by the groon's father, Mr.,
Cornelius Wells. the sister of ths
bride, Ni1 Louise Nicholas. and Mr.
and Mrs, Powell Hackett, relatives OF
the bride. After December ., Mr.. and
Mrx Wells will be at home to theil
friends at sos South Laurel Street
Dinner Dance for Mise Rog crson.
Miss Emile Rogerson. debutants
daughter of MIR. and MrS w. l. i
RoSerson. was entertained at a din
nsr-dance at the Westmoreland Ciut
last evening. by Mr.. and Mrs william
Gray Watson. The color scheme wal
effectively carried out In pink and two
attractive tables were set A few o,
Nh Rogerson's most intimate dehu
tante friends and their escorts, mum
bering fourteen In all, were seated a.
one table. and the chaperones. Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. T. Rogerson and MIR
and Mrs. William Gray Watson 90
cupied the smaller table
Luncheon for Debutantcs-
Mira John Archer Coke OF Yves
Franklin Street, Was hostess at a buf
fet luncheon yesterday at 1880 O'CLOCK
in honor OF Miss Gene Gray Heck ant
Miss Mary Haskins, this seasons buds
The debutantes and few Of theil
friends were present TO enjoy Mrs
Coke,s hospitality The drawing room
where Mrs Coke. Miss Haskins and
Mas Heck received. was beautiful,
banked in palms and fern. The table
in the dining room was covered with
pink roses and fern.
Tea for Debutantes.
Mrs.. William Lee Allen served
o'clock tea In her apartment In Mon
roe Terrace yesterday afternoon Il
the debutantes of the season. Mis-
Mande Alvey Slater, one OF the popu
lar buds of Richmond society, wal
guest of honor Miss Slater In the
niece Of Mr.. and Mrs George Gun
ningham Bidgood Mrs. Aliens apart
ment WAS attractively decorated with
yellow chrysanthemams for the occa.
sion. Mrs. George Bidgood and Mrs
Thomas Elicit served tea to the thirty
young callers.
Shower for Miss Grubbs.
Miss Marie Grubbs. bride OF to.
morrow was the guest OF honor at ar
attractive linen shower given by Miss
LILA Douin.ci at her home. 152s
Floyd Avenue, Monday afternoon a;
3 O'Clock. The fifteen invited guests
assembled In the parlors, which were
decorated in autumn leaves. y little
girl dressed as a bride brought in the
pretty linens for Miss Gruhbs. Later
a course luncheon was served
Tea for Miss McVea-
Miss McVea. president OF Sweet
Briar College,. was guest Of honor al
a tea- given by the Richmond chap
! ter OF the Sweet Briar alumnae and
former students. Miss WingheId sra-
c3ously loaned her home. 407 West
Franklin Street. for the occasion The
college coiors. rose and green, were
effectively carried out In the deco
rations. Roses snap dragon and fern
banked the NANTES and corners OF
the parlors.
Miss Wingfeld was assisted in re-
4 cefving by the officers OF the chapter,
Misses Bessie Whittet. Mary johnson.
Emma Morris and Anna Beyeridge.
Mrs. Thomas bigger who Ia Mas NJ