The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-17

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The bride wore travelling suit OF
+ dark blue and her flowers were a cor
sage bouquet of orchids and lilies OF
+ the valley The maid of honor was
] Miss SalHe winston Dickinson. who
/ wore a dress OF white lace draped in
( pink tulle. and carried shower
/ bouquet OF Ny Maryland roses. The
grooms attendants were Mr., Joseph
r. Spain. brother Of the bride, and
MIR f. Fftzhugh Ferguson, brother
Of the groom Immediately follow
ing tho ceremony Mr. and Mrs,
Ferguson left for a trip to New York
ana other interesting points in the
North. They win be at home after
November Is. AZ 1903 West Main
street
Dclmtante Tea,
Mrs George Cunningham Bidgood.
OF &nQ5 Monument Avenue. invited
the debutantes Of the season TO meet
Miss Naudc Alvey Slater. of Redlands
Cal. at tea Yesterday afternoon. Pink
ahrysanthemums very effectively dec
GRATED her apartment for the affair.
Attractive Dansant Tonight.
a committee, composed OF many Of
the most charming bostesses in Rich
mond. have planned "a most delightful
tEAAt't tttalIiItFitl AZ Tic 4tf III VA "A ttll-
SAINT at the Hotel Richmond, from o
TO 10 o'clock. this evening. Exhibition
dances by Misses Jane Scales and
Ruby Bigger. who will dance the
Bachanalle, and Miss Gertrude Gar
rison, who Will give an Egyptian
dance. VIII he a feature of the even
ing. Miss Ella Btnford. who plans
the Thanksgiving dance for the debu-
tautcs an the. Virginia Carolina
teams. has given her assistance for to-
night and 1t promises to be an affair
none If the dancing set, both old and
young. should miss. The following
patrons have reserved tables:
Mrs. James Branch Cabell, Mrs W.
!. Wood. Dr. and Mrs. Emmett. Or. and
Mrs Marvin NuckoIs. Mr. and Mrs
Christian Clarke, Mr., and Mrs, Henry
Hountree. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Howle.
MIR and Mrs. IIenner. DIR. and Mrs.
Lawrence Price, Mr.. and Mrs Preston
Belvin, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Angus
tine. Or. and Mrs. stuart Michaux, Mr..
aud Mrs Charles Norman, Mrs. Well
inRton Cobb Mrs Stanyarn Wilson,
Mrs. r Wilbur Chelf and others.
A large orchestra is engaged to play
this evening in the hall which Will be
beautifully decorated n palms and
fail flowers. FavorS will be distribut-
ed among the guests
baltimore Dehutantc Honorcd.
Miss Katharine Hardy of Cockneys-
vile. near Baltimore. was guest of
honor ut a luncheon yesterday at the
home Of Mrs. william j. Wallace,
Hampstead Covers were laid for
ten, the guests motoring from Rich
mond.
Governor and Mrs. Tyler Here.
Former Governor and Mrs J. Hoge
Tyler. Of East Radford. are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Frank T McCon-
nFll at all West Grace Street They
VIII remain for about one week, after
which they will spend some time with
their son, Major Heth Tyler, in Nor
folk.
Personals.
Ny and Mrs, George, T. James. the
tatter was formerly Miss Allison Gray.
a. Birmingham, Ala, who were mar
rled in Birmingham last week. are ex-
pe"ted in Richmond soon, where they
viii make their home
Mrs. Frank l.. Wells, Of I,ynchburg
is staying in Richmond.
Miss Kate Hanlon. OF Jacksonville.
Fin, who has been visiting in the
state or Virginia. has returned to her
home.
Miss 1-oulse Tucker, of Forest Hill.
who has been quite III At the Retreat
for the Sick. is improving.
Important Notices.
Mrs. ]. = caley. first vice president
or the Wolnan's Missionary Society of
the Virginia Conference, will conduct
an institution young peoples work in
Park Place Methodist Church tonight
AT o'clock. members of the adult
as Wofi as The yeung peoples auxiliary
are invited
There will bs special missionary
service at St James Church on Fri
Gay evening. November "a at SIZE
T. VI. Bishop Tucker will speak on
his work in Japan. The service will
be under the auspices Of Section Of
the Woman's Auxiliary The Offering
viii 20 toward eishop fuckers work,
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Grandchildren OF the Confed-
eracy, auxiliary OF the Richmond
Chapter, L. u. @, will meet this even
ing at 7:45 p. NJ. with Mrs. s. G.
Dew, 10 North Colonial Place.