The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-24
Thanksgiving Luncheon.

Thanksgiving Luncheon.
One Of the most interesting events
kan : day made up of only thrills and
A6aoASures Is the luncheon to be given
~ Mrs. NJ. c, Patterson at her charm
91n4 home 'TIill Crest" in honor of her
4 Aftrartive niece. Miss Mary James
4 lfaasie, OF Charlottesville, Miss Nick
fDeki Johnston and Miss Katherine
Snca1es will assist in doing the honors.
and a number of the younger society
1T Including few OF this seasons
/ Gebutantee. will partake of Mrs. Pat
seorson's hospitality. Two OF Mrs. Pat
seerson's nephews. students AT tho
sMniverStty who will be in Richmond
Cor the game and a number OF their
classmates are included in the invita-
lions. Lun cheon will be served at
O'clock In order THAI the guests may
attend the game al 2.ao.
llfss Darlington Is Charming Hostess. /
The Country Club was n bower OF
mink Blossoms last evening n . o'clock, !
when DR.. and Mrs. Charles Venahle
harrington entertained at ball in !
honor of their debutante daughter
4 Miss Frances Nenable Carrin gton. /
Miss Darlington was very charming
"A q lovely frock OF silver cloth yelled |
IN white tule with a large corsage OF
0rcnids. Miss isabelle stettilius and
Miss Helen Porter. of New York, |
assisted Miss Darlington IN receiving
the dehutantes and the younger !
dancing set At 80 o'clock a gpe-
cial car took the guests back TO Rich
mond
Miss Austin showered.
Mrs Frank j. Bascomb entertained !
Miss Ora Austin. a bride OF next week.
1T her home. 1106 barton Ave, At an !
attractive shower. yesterday affair
A s~fc u
and arranged the Rocky Road OF
Matrimony' for the bride 10 travel.
AT 4:30 Miss Austin began her trip, TO
her delight an she picked mp numerous
miscellaneous gifts on her road. and
20 the amusement NJ her friands The
Hight refreshments carried out the
color scheme OF pink and pink sweet
peas decorated the parlors
Kuper-,Iotnson.
A very pretty wedding was solern-
nixed "Wednesday morning at s:l5
O'Clock AT Christ Episcopal Church
when Miss Nora Fste1le Johnson be
came the bride OF Stewart Kuner, Rev
Sydnor offiCia,tng The church was
beautifully decorated with palms and
fern and "A Perfect Day" was softly
MAYED during the ceremony. The
bride. entering with her father. wore
u blue travelling suit trimmed in fur
with black hat and gray shoes and
gloves, and carried an sfmful OF
Brides roses. Miss Sarah Johnson. the
brides sister, was maid OF honor wear
ing white dewdrop chiffon over pink
silk crepe with hat 10 match Her
fiowers were pink chrysanthemums
Little Miss Louise Mahon in white
organdie and ribbon carried the ring
In a lily g. Raymond Edwards was
best mar and Robert Shiftiett, u. At
kinson, X. Gocie and ". Il. Sutton.
Jr., were the uShers, MIR. and Mrs
Kuper left Immediately for a Northern
trip and after their return they will
be at home 241S@Canal,le Street /,
Tyicr-C hiIdrcss.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. r. Fred
rhndress. 723 y. q 81. was the scene
of pretty wedding Wednesday after
noen at 3 O'Clock when their daughter,
Marie Estelle became the bride OF
Allen Haywood Tyler The Dsrlors
were attrncively decorated with palms
and fern for the occasion. Miss Chill
dress wore a stylish suit OF blue
broadciosh with hat To match. Her
matron OF honor. Mrs Ernest w
Uranium, wore a white cloth dress and
. black picture hat. Little Miss Mar
guerite Chiidress carried the wedding
ring in a lily. James VI. Tyler. Jr.. |
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs Tyler left
fmmediately for Old Point from
whence they took the boat trip to
New York
Informal Dinner.
Miss Anne Warren. OF Westharnp-
ton was hostess at a very informal
buffet dinner last evening. Only about
twenty-five guests were present and
they left Immediately after dinner for
Miss "a tis4srs4e. at tire Itsttrf~
try Club.
Tea Fur Miss Fstxfscrsld
Mrs. DeSoto Fit2fierald introduced
her daughter Miss poreen FITZGERALD
~ the younger married set at dainty
Tea yesterday aftern DON. yellow Chry-
eanthemums decorated hcr drawing
room and a number OF guests called
during the afternoon.
Complimentary To Mrs. Robertson.
Mrs j. #. Ruffin. Of Roanoke. en-
Aertained some of the younger married
women with a few tables OF bridge at
her home, on Washington Avenue,
terday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
Robertson, of Richmond who is the
FHrst of Mrs w. w Boxley
Concerning the Richmond Blues
Those who have friends among the
Richmond Blues Will be Interested to
1earn that 1t is The only organization
ON the border which retains its orig
fnal name.
Attractive Party.
4 An attractive party was given last
TUESDAY evening at Edison Hall by the
Daughters OF Liberty. Central Coun-
ell No 80. Among the numerous at
fractions was an excellent reading by
sAI iss Julia - Gay. The occasion
proved SO ENJOYABLE that The council
sia planning a larger entertainment for
4he near future.
Bazaar Now Open.
The bazaar in McGin Auditorium.
'tI0 East Grace st. for tho benefit CT
sf1e Catholic Woman's club home for
xtrlA Is now in full swing, Attractive
AbOOths have been erected and attrac-
sAlve articles decorate them. Sup
Der is served every evening Mrs.
59Ohn n. Miller, Jr,, Is chairman.
Children are invited to come IN the
!Affernoon as special entertainments
I'VE been planned suitable for them.
Personals.
NJ Rev. Daniel T. Merritt and family
ho have been living in Smithheld,
-, for the past four years will make
AAir home in Ashland after a weeks
11it to Mr.. and Mrs. II. ", starke.
80 First Ave. Highland Park.
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