The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-05
|DClWt IN HONOR OF
MISS AVIS HUGHES

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Sntiful Event Yesterday az Ncs''
hampton (ssyrr hy Miss Anrgare'
Pu~rrs---Otfcr Social Notes and
personal Items.
4 ss palms. ferns. bright flowers and
Il &haded lights decorated the horne OF
IN. ana Mrs. Frank powc-s at Weet-
Z hampton yesrerdsy afternoon, when
n 4hrfr Young daughter, Miss Margaret
n Powers entertained at reception
The affair was given in honor OF MISS
Avf. HUGHES, daughter az Rupert
Il Yfurhes. of New TCfN, Hho is the
Sxuest OF Miss Katherine Valentine IN
8 Ann CITY. About nifty members OK the
Ssxounrsr set were invited 10 meet MISS
Aushes.
Miss jackson Entertained.
The eecretary Of the Navy ard Mrs.
25 0tephss Daniels entertained at
$Sklnuer party on MondsY evening ana
53nfsr toes r4their guests to the navy
&xoatef ball. where they occupied box.
RHnoee Invited to dine with them were
SAf3M Mary Gloves Daniels and MISS
I Eyeiyn jackson. Of Richmond. their
SAouee guests. Miss Ethel Bagiey, Miss
zssSrace nyernan. Captain Ridley NC
81 an. Lieutenant A. station. L. s. NJ.
:1deutenart Davidson and Mr.. Josephus
Daniels. Jr.
Marriage Announced.
III. Johns Episcopal Church was the
gtrene of a pretty wedding on Monday
sefsnrnoon. when Miss Mamie Bayiis
Shecane the bride of Mr.. John Wesley
|&karnes The Rev Hugh w. Suoiett
sE1Drfuru1eti the ceremony in the pres
$Snce of few intimate friends ana
SxN1atives, the attendance being very
small on account of mourning In the
rtde's family.
The groom IL the organist OF the
schurch and Miss BayIis Is member
|Df THE choir.
Luncheon Postponed.
The luncheon which Mrs. David Il.
IT<nnant was to have given yesterday
I'M honor of her granddaughter. Miss
sfenrenia Fairfax, had to be postponed
~ account OF the illness of Miss Fair
|{Sx wifi grin. However the affair viii
xnke place at the same hour ON next
xuesday at Mrs Tenants nome -
West Franklin street.
/ Out-of- Town Wedding OF Interest
wedding of interest here will taxa
mace in the First Presbyterian Church
N Asheville s G.. on January IL.
zwhen Miss Julia Smith will become
me bride of The Rev Robert Dabney
SI3n0inrer siiFs Smith in the charm
NM daughter OF she Rev and Mrs.
IN p. smith. Her father is the super
|3nt<ndent Of the home mission worR
I'M Asheville Presbytery. ana her
sxrnfsdfather the Rev. r Fl Reid, OF
s41eHth Carolina was man OF woe
s4nfsg-a~o, as g. oreacher ana educator
|A6r ss~1Ir-er 10 now stationed at L-ue-
~ Fvte n a mission
Axxs or t'en Southern Presbyterian
sf~hrvcr ne Is aon ~ the Rev. p.
Nv Redsr~e~ If Phoenix. Va. and
sfs,r, 4se,. ~ sta Rev. f. W Red.nger,
sf1 ID. one OF the pioneer missionaries
~ Rerfucky who In now eighfy-hve
SssAs~s old. No invitations will be is-
3s.NA for this wedding, which will
Suntte two families who Rave long been
knewr enr their earnest zeal In mis-.
Nor wort
Miss Smith 's we'll fitted for the
Jerk she il undertaking. For several
ssIsnrs abe taught in the Asheville city
81sy4anas and recently has been
Stas3 cher in the Morrison Industrial
4 7I.hnoi. FRANKLIN y. c. number
~ sorial functions have been planned
HIM honor OF the prospective bride.
NNsone them a shower to be given py
4hA ladies or the First Presbyterian
!x.hurch. and later. . reception by the
SV0mAn.s society.
-. MaxlNrfIan Speaks TO Pupils OF
Miss E1lctt's School.
The Rev. n. d. C. Maciachlan. pas
- NJ the Seventh Street Christian
rshnrrh smoke to the pupils OF Miss
-,yetf8cttas ss;saf.eei- yesterday- at 1 o'clock
IN the subject OF Shakespeare most
sde1fxhtful play, "A Midsummer
sNfrht.s Dream His lecture was most
lrsteresting and instructive. and a num-
skSr or members and officers OF the
Alumni Association were present 10
\ iin~dtnn German Club Gives Dance.
On the evening of Friday, Decsm-
s1sxr II. 1915 the Boydton German
.TNab gAve It's annual Christmas dance
I'm the town hall Invitations were
|1rst 10 the german clubs OF south
<T7tai Chase City. Clarksville. Law
Y. aarayfire. South Boston Alberta and
|194fporia. The dance was we'll attend
| nv the dancing set from all the
&s9hboring towns. Music for the
Ince was furnished by Faite's Or
1ntra, from Raleigh, y. G. me
nee was opened by german nEure
~ Mr.. b. c. Homes. Those dane
were as follows:
TAI liss Rachel Sneilings with Mr.. W..
Homes Miss Luiie Baskerville with
cent Weed. Miss Alice baskerville
III n, r. Hutcheson Jr.. Miss Goode
Aunds with Paul Stentorf. Miss
Il Francis with Henry Jones. Miss
- Homes with John Hntcheson.
Marshall Homes with Robert 81.
~. Miss Macon Webster with
xu Meredith, Miss Bertha Green
Peter Sterne. Miss Laura Homes
Fsnton Sterne. Miss Maria
eh with Pare Northington,. Miss
sGoode with Sterling Hutcheson.
EIiyafssti Pratt with B. c.
"a sfiss T. sic Edmunds with AL
BrcoeKs, Miss Mamie Jeffreys
- Frest-n Geoghegan. Miss Lola
2fv. WITH NJ, Petty. Miss Bessie JET
SsK Nth Shelton Short. Miss Leta
NM. With Jiramy Gregory. Miss
4tifne Mathis witt c. b Russell,
F.ats.a Taylor with Jiprny
&hg<H, M.sg butts. Barks with VIII
- Ta yior. .asss Tattie Tu-nbull with
owen. Miss Gertrude Turnbuil
EfA Bernard Meredith. Miss Purdy
HI. r.. Jeftreys. Mise Bankes
fta Mr. Banor, Miss Yancey with