Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
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oa.,'lant Christmas BAH given h. Coz
tho ,n ma Mrs. William Runn Cox at
81 "cstmorelaud Club rho bnIiJ.,
'a was carried out in the dcrurntj,,,,
ana the wide old rooms Of the his,nri,.
@ were hung with Chrisim,s
s'.Shs' scarlet roses and pojns.tii.s
nu groups OF bay trees and Mains
marking the entrances Gro,i h,.ha,.
rpi red roscs and inistlotoo ,vnrn
''"Scd at intervals around ,hc h.u
,o"ih and "A wicker stand hold tho
~ "ul.inl bouquets sent the dcbutantc
:" honor or her coming out party \
strlhged orchestra PLAYED thro,,1ho,,,
present VIZ"
On the roof garden. where sumner was
ncrved at ~ O'Clock. the small table.
lS,, decorated in rcd flowers and
.WlSht-colorcd lights. ana holly uuL
mlstietoc. against backyro,,ud of
southern smilaN. festooncd the walls
General and Mrs. Cox received with
me debutante. who il Mrs. Cox's niece
ana namesakc. Miss Caben wore :,
French dress or Nile green luIln IN
'Shcd IN s"quins and lace and carried
an old-fashoned noscgay Of yar,lc,
MOWERS. edged with n lace frill and tied
WIN tulle streamcrs. Mrs. Cox wor"
gown Of black and coral. colorrd 60
duicuS. trimmed in velvet and made
win 4 court train of black velvet. She
carried bouquet of pale pink or
ends Assisting IN doing the honor.
oi me evening we're MIR and Mrs
LIBEL Miss Ethel Aston C'abcil and
MISS Dorothy Temple CabclI Mrs
taoen vas Gowucd in turquoise
oTcd satin. brocadcd in silver and tr.lu
med in silver lace, with Il corsngc h.
quet OF purple violcts ana Miss c,he1I
wore white tullc dress with touches
oi pale blue and her flowers were
orchids Miss Dorothy Cabcll wore :,
rrock OF pink chiffon and silver lace
WIN WIN bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
oss,.t no.
daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs Bruce James
ana Miss Mary Rhe.t Simonds. OF
charleston. ;. G. great Srandniece Of
Iohn c. Calhoun. were among the
guests from distance attending the
dance last evening
MISS Cabell Is the second OF tv.,
lovely sisters To make their debut in
richmond The Cabelis have been dis
t'nEu'shed in the social and political
history OF the State since the carly
!oionial days and each generation has
bcen noted for the beauty and earn
or It's women. Mas Ka,hrine rabcl
liz ono OF the bellies Of the scnson and
any number OF interesting affairs have
been given i'm her honor
brilliant Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss E,,b.,iu. :
tosenfeid. daughter uf NJ. and Nrs
J. Rosenfeid. to Felix : MARI son ar
Mr aud Mrs. Harry : Marks also of
Richmond which was celebrated last
'"'"E t' V " CLOCK IN the home or
The brides parents. roo stuart >y..
nue.. was "A hrilliau. affair tn. draw
lnE-rooris were banked In palIus ferns
and Southern s,niinx, intersperse,l win
fragrant white lilies and the ceremony
took place ia :. bay window which 80,
mass"d in palms. bay trees ana stand
ards az lilies. pr. r. y cnI!sch Of
-sciaied and over 100 guests wer. pres
rnt. The nantclS were drapcd n >nli-
lax and ARRANGED with ferns ana light
on dl...s
SONS outlined tho windows ana door
ways The table in the diniti. room
way SGT with q h.; haske, OF mini, rose.
and lilies Of the VALLEY ana the brides
cake wrcathCd in flowers and ar
ranged ut one end.
The bride descended rhe stairway
with her father, who gave her away.
Her wedding dress was a handsome
affair fashioned OF white brucadcd
! latin and silver lace. after tho Empire
period. The skirt was drapcd in pan
nicrs ana the old IA hioucd pointed
bodice was trimmed in silver lace and
orange blossoms The long train OF
tnlle was edged with orange blossoms
and her veil OF Illusion was finished In
silver lace and fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried "a shower bou.
nuet OF orchids and lilies OF the valley
Reeve Marks was his brothers best
man and only attendant Miss Mar
Sarct Belle Eoscnfcld. who was her
I''ihtCI ii"tlh l'!lps. wore Il gown or
Nile green tullc over silver cloth. with
noseEav Of pink roses and lilies OF
the valley.
Mrs. Rcscnfcid was gowncd IN black
satin and Georsette crepe with a cor
sage bouquet Of purple orchids. \
strinSed orchestra played tho wedding
music and for the reception which fol-
lowed the ceremony. Just before the
entry Of the bridal party Miss Addic
Rubin. OF Charlottesville sang 80 Per-
feet Love-
l.. Mr.. and Mrs Marks left later in the
evening for Northern honeymoon.
which will include Washington. Balti-
| more. New York and Atlantic City. and
on their return will make their home
in Richmond. y number Of guests from
Il distance attended the wedding last
evening.
Dance for Younger Set.
Miss Virginia I:llct; Terrell! the
young daughter OF DIR. and Mrs. T.. II.
Terrell. was hostess at n pretty dance
given AT the home Of her parents at
Westhampton last evening. The affair
was in honor Of Miss Bessie Minor
]. Davis. Of Lynchburg. and Miss Edith
r. rutherford. OF Rocl; Castle. who arc
spending the holidays in Richmond
The house was decorated everywhere
in holly and running cedar. inter
spcrsed with rcd candles. and an or
chcstra played for the dancing
DR.. and Mrs. Terrell received with
their daughter and the guests OF honor.
Mrs. Charles Ashley Elicit and Miss
Emily Waddill presided at The punch
bowl. About $40 guests were present.
Interesting Functions.
- Miss Frances Osborne. OF Charlotte
y. c.. who is spending the holiday sea-
son in Richmond, has been extensively
entertained. On Christmas Eve at the
Commonwealth Club, Miss Osborne was
tho guest OF honor at Il smart dinner
party. covers being laid TOR ten guests.
Those present were: Miss Osborne,
Misses May aud Julia Moore. Warncld
and Fanny Crcnshaw. George Iiaw
Seldom Jones, Boyd Bland. James Watt
son ami Lewis Grant This evening the
Misses Moore are entertaining in
formally at supper at their home on
East Franklin street in Miss Osborne's
honor. and covers will be laid for eight
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sinton were tho
hosts at An informal supper on Christ
l-urss Eve in honor Of their son. Ensign