Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
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= day of family gatherings. and mos,
"f The entertaining is OF more or
less informal nature. The corridors
ana lobbies OF tho hotels were ,hronre':
with students from the Universities
"f Virginia and North Carolina all
morning. and number OF luncheons
were given at the clubs aud hotels. az
Ncu as in private houses. in honor OF
the visitors
Mr.. and Mrs Malvern G. Patterson
entertained about 200 members OF the
Younger society set yesterday FOR
luncheon at their country place. Hill
crest on the Cary Street Road, tho
quests motoring in later TO attend the
football game. The affair Was in honor
"f Mrs Pattcrson's niece, Miss Mary
James Massic. OF the University Of
Virginia: Miss Nickett johnston and
Mis-. Katherine Scales. MIR. and Mrs.
Nassic have two ncphews At the Uni
,crsity OF Virginia. Frank Massie, Jr.
and Allen Thurman. who is on the
football team. and the guests ycster-
day included number OF students
from that institution. The drawing
rooms were arranged in the university
eolors and quantities Of yellow chry
Santhemums and palms. The lunch
con table in the dining room carried
out the THANKSGIVING idea with it's
great basket OF fruit and yellow flow
ers, aud Mrs. H. Wellington cobb and
Mrs. Zcbulon Il. Taylor. OF Charlotte.
y. G.. presided At the punch bowl.
In the evening the girls of Rich
mond entertained the students Of
North Carolina ana Virginia Cniver-
sites at big ball given at the Ma
sonic Temple. The ballroom was
decorated everywhere in pcnnants, haas
and colored bunting, and the stage was
banked with palms. stringed or
chestra played for the dancing. The
l.atI 1, III bat NJ
figure. led by Miss Frances Caring
ton, dancing with Walter Romple,
president OF the German Club at the
University OF Virginia. and Miss kath-
crime Scales. dancing with Beverley
Smith. Several hundred guests were
Dnn1nnt for Miss Rennolds.
Mrs Hiram " Smith will give
iAns;nt on tho afternoon NJ December
q from { to : O'Clock. in honor OF her
sister. Miss Nellie Addison Rennolds
ouly the deOutantns OF tho season
aud some Of tile younger set have been
included IN ,he invitations. Tho affair
will be given a, Mrs. Smiths home in
William BYRD Park
Leave for New York.
Mrs. Joseph f. Willard. VINO spent
Thanksgiving in Richmond as the guest
81 Mr.. and Mrs. John stewart Bryan.
At "i.aburnum," and her daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Willard, VINO has been Wis
ttng Mss Nellie Itcunolds. al 202 East
Franklin street. are leaving to-day for
the North. Mrs willard ana Miss VII
lard VIII be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. I
Kermit fEooscv"li in New Yors for
seycral wccils before sailing with Am
hsssahor willard for Spnin an Dcccm-
her 20
Mrs icrhort Worth jackson and
Miss Evelyn liyiuan jackson have re-
iurutd TO ihoir home, lois Wos,
Franklin "ircc' after spending two
wc"ks with relatives ia North Caro-
iua. iI"rh"r, Worth Jackson Of tic
tui|crsity ~ Virginia. was IN Rich
mend FOR THANKSGIVING. and had as
NC suosts Worth EaIicy Daniels. son
81 INC S"crctary OF thc Navy. Of tho
l.r0vcrFiiy or North Carolina, aud
richmond Maur,. vf Norfolh.
iounE-iinrRrnrr 4.
Grn"c Episcopal Church. Petersburg.
wra the Trone OF n beautiful wedding
Tuesday morning 81, 10 O'clock. when
Miss Frances Waters iImrGrave. tauGh-
inT Of Mr". James II. Harerave. be-
,amc tho hi Idle of Charles Leland
Young. son OF MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Young
REV. e BraNtnn Bryan. -. -. per-
formed tho ceremony. and Miss Nirc inia
Wake presided at the organ. Palms
and ferns decorated the church. The
bridt entered with her brother. DR. j.
.
WAS smartly dressed in Eoiugawny
suit OF brown broadcloth. with hat and
gloves 10 match. and carried AN armful
Of Killarney roses. Her bridesmaids
were Mrs Raleigh Powell. sister OF the
bride. who wore silver Gcorgctte
crepe with silver lace hat. and carried
lavender chrysanthcnums; Miss Anita
Young. sister Of tho groom. in pink
GeorEc,tc crepe with hat to match.
and carried white chrysanthcmums:
Miss Louise Hines, in white Gcorgette
creme. with hat TO match, carrying pink
chrysanthcmums.
Cecil T.. Young. brother of the groom.
Was best man. ana the Groomsmen
were: r. y. Young, John Pollard,
Sidney Gil and George Eoisseau.
After The ceremony the bride and
groom left FOR an extended trip North.
They will he At home at 555 High
street. after December Il.
In Richmond.
Mrs. o. NJ. iiarcum formerly Miss
Edith Watcher. ana her small daugh-
Ter. OF Bryn Mawr Pa, arc spending
= few days In Richmond as the guests
of Mrs. William +. Hatcher and Miss
Orie l.. Hatcher, so7 Seminary Avenue,
Ginter Park.
Mrs. Hatcher has closed her home,
"Careby Hall" near Fork Union. and
Returning e. Richmond.
Mrs W. ". Foster. who hrs been
spending some time in Roanoke with |
her son. Or. W. iirownlcy Foster. for
merly OF this city. will return 10
Richmond next week. Mrs. Foster has
been in Roanoke and at Natural Bridge
for the past several months. and has
also taken a number of motor trips
through the mountains.
Entertainment Tonight.
Tho burlesuue entertainment. "a
S,t
postponed from last week, will be |
given by the women of Union Station
church. for the benefit OF Grace Mc.h- |
odist Church building fund, in the au
liiorium of the William Fox School this .
evening at S:15 o'clock.