The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12

400 East Grace Street. A very de-
lfghtful program viii be rendered by
the following artists:
Mrs Thomas II. Terrell, conrafo;
Miss Helen Leland. soprano; Mrs
A c. Wright, contralto: Mrs. Howey
and Miss Margaret Williams. accom-
panists; Miss Alice Heckler. reader.
A report of the years work Will De
read. and Mrs. Clarence q. Burton ana
Mrs. George T. King, guests of honor,
will make short talks, Each member
Is privileged to invite a friend.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
cieties of Leigh Street Baptist Church
will hold an old-fashioned spelling
Bee" in the lecture-room of the
church Tuesday. night at s o'clock.
Two captains will choose up sides and
a teacher will call the words. A
prize is offered for the best speller.
a musical program will be rendered
by Mrs. Evereth Parkinson and Mrs.
Sallie Montgomery Brown, Miss
Pauline Harmon will read several
selections, The Sunday School or
chestra will play and refreshments
will be served. All are welcome. A
silver offering will be taken at the
door.
Shower For Miss Crump.
Miss Margaret Crump. a bride OF
this week, was delightfully."- entertain
ed yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Pen
dleton Shifiett at her pretty home,
'24l5 Hanover Avenue. Mrs. shifett
converted her parlors into a flower
garden of pink and white chrysan
themums, in which she carried out
several novel ideas, including a
brides history" contest. A brides
favor cake, containing the proverbiai
ring, thimble and dime and tiny pink
chiffon bags OF rice, was cut, and
numerous other favors. such as pink
candy-flled baskets. charmed the
guests. A tempting buffet lunch was
served. after which little Miss Emily
Crump. a sister OF the bride, show
cred her with fine linens. Miss Nam
ME West proved a successful mistress
of ceremonies. The guests included
Misses Margaret Crump. Sarah
Crump. Emily Crump, Leila Cottrell,
Marian Spicer. Helen Lorraine, Mar
garet Drury, Kate TaIiaferro. Mamie
West, Louise Crump, Lima Crump
Louise Ellyson, Bessie Brown, Mar
garet Michigan. Louise Shihett, Louise
Hines. of Petersburg: Margaret Mat
thews: Mesdames r. s. Crump, w
b. West, Frank Louthan. W. @. Hard
ing. P. A Seaton, w, II. Bowles, J.
W. Bowles. z. e. Hawkins, bernard
Hobbs. Allan Minter, Herbert Taylor,
w. G. Tyler. G. A. Undertake, Ber-
nard Lorraine Styles Ellyson. Alvin
Hall. s. II. Cottrell and J. d. Collins
OF Portsmouth.
Shower For Miss F1iyson.
Mrs. Clay HouChns, of 2207 Stuart
Avenue. was hostess yesterday after
noon at a lovely linen shower In honor
OF Miss Jane Ellyson. bride Of this
week. Mrs. Houchtns' home was
prettlly decorated with tall vases oi
chrysanthemums and thirty guests
were present TO participate in hef
entertainment A clever " Idea was
carried out by having the brides life
illustrated by magazine cuts and the
guests presented Miss Ellyson witt
quite a volume at the close OF the
afternoon. Later In the afternoon
Miss Ellyson was showered with lin.
ems. after which a delicious buffet
luncheon was served.
The guests included Misses Jane
Ellyson. Julia Ellyson. Emily Waddill
Lou Schmidt. Marguerite Stoltz, Mar
Noble. Juliette Anderson, Christine
Rosenegk, Alfredo Rosenegk, Louise
Hundley, Sue Cooke, Lucy Throck.
morton, Jane Latham, Elizabeth Dew
Cosby, BESSIE Hunley Mary and En-
| lily Tinsley, Eunice Morris, Dora Hor
ner. Jane Frishkorn. Clarke Mes
! DANES Robert Sutton. Jack Duke
| John Waddin, r. w Wood, e. n
! Crawford. A r. Bagby. l. II. Chris
| tian. Il. A. Christian. Waller Moody
F. II. Howe, Abbott Archer c. c
| Darracott, Julian Mccarthy, Horac,
Sharp and B. o. Cone,
| ChaIIentier.
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Charles Edwin Cannon. 712 NORTH
Thirty fourth Street, an interestin,
wedding took place Tuesday evening
November 7th. at 7 O'Clock. wheI
| their daughter, Grace Virginia, be
came the wife of MIR. Waveriy Mar
cellus Challender. Palms and Gu
flowers decorated the parlors. Thu
Rev. Roger L. Clark. of Third Chris
tian Church. was the officiating min
lister. The bride entering with he
father wore travelling suit Of mid
night blue cloth. with hat to match
Her flowers were a corsage of lille
of the valley and orchids. w. l.
Grubbs. uncle OF the bride. was bes
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Challender lef
Immediately for Northern trir
after which they Will be at home a
712 North Thirty fourth Street TIL
out of-town guests were Mrs. A.
Butler. OF Roanoke, and Mrs. Charlie
Tinsley and Miss Lucy Tinsley. o
Glen Allen, Va
Luncheon for Miss Crump.
Miss Margaret Crump has been on
of the most extensively entertained
brides of the season. but yesterda
proved her busiest day. when she wa
rushed from a lunch to a shower.
Miss Margaret Michigan. of 1871
| Hanover Avenue, was hostess at
luncheon for Miss Crump and he
bridal party. The courses served car
risd out the color scheme of pink
and pink chrysanthemums and sou
vsnir baskets graced each plate. 81:
covers were laid for Misses Margare
Crump. Sarah Crump. Kate Italia
ferro, Helen Lorraine. Margare
Drury and Margaret Michigan.
Debutante Dance.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Venable Car
rington have issued invitations to
dance, to be given in honor of thei
debutante daughter. Miss France
venable Darlington, on Thursda,
evening. November %. at 8 o'clock
Tho dance will be given at the Car
rim gton home. 932 Park Avenue, an,
the younger dancing set are included
in the invitations.
| Dcbutante Luncheon.
Mrs Herbert Mann. assisted b,
| Mrs Darlington Williams Jr Mrs