The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-02

III where Mr.. and Mrs. Archer @. Jones
u md Miss Alice Reed Jones received
their guests. the occasion being the
debutante hall of Miss Alice Reed
Jones. The ballroom was q veritable
palm and flower garden. Palms and
IA FERNS formed a back ground for the
II large orchestra and white and yellow
chrysa nthemunns filled silver baskets
suspended from the sides of the wall.
n carrying out the beautiful color
Il echeme of yellow and white. Smilax
drAped the balcony. and silver baskets
Of chrysau themums swung from the
l railing
Miss Jones received In Charming
D " simple froek of yellow satin en-
Nroidered In silver, and carried an
L Armfnl OF sunset roses. Her mother
4 Mrs, Archer Jones, wore q handsome
4 gowns of purple iulle with clusf err
OF orchids st her girdle.
About $50 guests. including the
debutantes Of this season and a mum
Il Der OF their oUt-of-tcwu visitors en-
* 9cved the dancing At II o'clock
baffet supper was served In the din
4 ing room Mira Jones desire that her
/ guests thoroughly enjoy themselves
was certainly fulfilled.
Invitations Issued.
Cards were received yesterd day from
Mrs Hiram NJ. Smith for dansant
the afternoon OF December 8. from
4 to o'clock. IN her home at william
Byrd Park. Mrs. Smith is entertain
ing for her debutante sister Miss Mel
lie Addison Rennolds. Only the buds
and a few Of the younger set have
been invited
Mrs. Norton Mason has Issued In
vitations for a small luncheon In com
pliment 10 Miss Nicketti Johnston. he
deou'ante daughter of DR.. and Mrs
George Ben Johnston. Mrs Mason
will entertain at her home. Ala East
noon At 40 O'Clock Only few OF
Miss Johnston's friends are asked.
Tea For Miss Rennolds.
u Miss Nellie Rennolds, debutante
daughter Of Mrs Robert @. Renno'ds.
WAS guest of honor at tea yesterday
Afternoon from 4:3o to 6 O'Clock Mrs
Gordon Wallace was charming hostess
1t her home. "Ellerslie" on Cary
Street Road. The reception hall was
sweet with white lilies and the draw
ting room hloomed with pink roses
which was decorated with silver
baskets OF pink carnations and mar
fissns and pink candles in silver
B sticks. About seventy-4ve guests
called, including the buds OF the sea
L pon. Miss Ellen Wallace, who is
1 home from Stuart Hall, assisted her
mother.
Dinner for Miss Atkinson.
Mrs Granville Gray, of 1926 Grove
Avenue. entertained last evening at
dinner for Miss Elise Atkinson, ono
OF this seasons most popular buds
"A nat plaque OF lilies OF the valley.
Easter lilies and roses formed the
centerpiece of the attractive. dinner
table. which was graced bv num-
Der Of pretty debutantes The guests
I lef' for Miss Jones' dance soon after
dinner.
Dance for Miss Thiermann.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Fl Thiermann
entertained IN honor OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Mamie Garland Thiermann,
and her guest, Miss Hettie Richard
ION. OF Farmville, at "a dance last
evening University of Virginia colors
and yellow chrysanthemums decorat-
I'd the lower floor of their home. 1885
West Grace Street where an or
rhestra played,
AT Il o'clock a buffet supper was
served. Miss Thiermann received In
= charming frock OF blue taffeta and
tulle, with corsage of lilies Of the
valley. Miss Richardson wore Nile
green tafYeta and orchids The re
ceivtng line included: Miss Helen
Washerbaugh. OF the University OF
Virginia, who wore rose-colored
crepe. trimmed with white Marabou
and lace. and Miss Antoinette Their
mann. who wore yellow charmeuse.
trimmed with gold lace and tulle. 4
Mrs. Charles r. Cooke and Mrs
Guy Dunlop presided at the punch
bowl. About 1875 guests were pres
emit
u Concerning the WilIaris
Mrs Joseph E willard wife OF
Ambassador Willard, who was the
Thanksgiving guest OF Mrs, John
Stewart Bryan. at "Laburnuu." and
daughter, Miss Eliza beth Willard.
who has been visiting Miss Nellie
Hennolds, 2o2 East Franklin Street.
left yesterday for the North They
will be the guests IN New York of
/ Mr.. and Mrs Kermit Roosevelt be-
fore sailing for Spain with Am
hassador Willard December 20.
sfaheuse---srniistead.
or Interest IN Richmond society
was the weddan1 Of Miss Mary Is
abeffe Arn,1stead, Of Dauv1iie, and
William Malone. Jr,, OF Norfolk. in
] Danvflle, on Friday afternoon at 2 80
O'Clock, The ceremony was perform
cd at Epiphany Church, Rev ]. Cleve-
/ land Hall officiating
Palms, fern. suIlax, and cathedral
candles decorated the church Be-
fore the bridal party entered. Mrs r.
! l. Reams sang. Believe Me, If All
Those Eudearng Young Charms"
The bride. entering with her broth
kr. w. Harrison Armtstcad. who gave
her In marriage. wore a travelling suit
Of Burgundy velour trimmed with
dying squirrel fur with gray hat. shoes
and gloves. Her bouquet was "a shower
OF Brides rosebuds and lilies Of the
valley Miss Anne Winston Armistead.
her sister. was her only attendant.
She wore an afternoon gown Of c!orh
of gold with a gold lace hat and car
rfed a shower OF pink rosebuds and
/ li1ies of tho valley.
The best man was Marion Tanner
Malone of Petersburg The ushcrs
Included Rush Floyd Miller. Of Rich
mond; John Il. w. Taylor OF Norfolk.
H Burns Trundls. of Dauville; James
10. Hunt. OF Charlotte, y. C., and H.
] p. Crawford. Of Columbus ia,
Immediately following the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Malone left for
- short trip. They will be at home
~ Belmont y. C.. after December 10.
Dickinson---Tas Tor.
In the parlor where her grand
i mother was married In 1852, Miss
UndiN HAYES Taylor daughter OF Mr.