The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-27

The bride carried a lovely bouquet
of Killarney roses and orchids whilo
the bridesmaids carried maiden hair
| ferns, tied with pink tulle Master
| William Caskie Norvell and little
Miss Anne Rice were the ribbon
/ bearers
| Master Caskie E. Norvell. Jr.. the
little fairy, who carried the ring in
a tiny silver tray on white satin
cushion, was attractively costumed in
! a pages suit of white charmeuse.
| The ushers included Mr.. J. F. Baird,
of Waverly, Va; Mr.. John West, of
| Newport News; Mr.. Philip Herscher,
! Of Charleston, w. Va, and Mr..
! Moseley. of Richmond.
| Miss F'lournoy is direct descend
ant of the Cabells of Virginia, and
I through her veins flows some OF the
/ best blood of the Old Dominion. By
her charmii- personality and various
accomplishments she has won for her
self host of friends throughout the
State.
Mr. West also comes from a long
line of distinguished ancertors and is
directly related to many prominent
families in Virginia. He is young
man of sterling worth and ability and
! most engaging manners.
The out-of-town guests included
Judge j. f. and Mrs. West of Waiver
/ ly Va. Mr.. Caleb West, of Newport
News; Mr. Junius West Of Suffolk,
Va; Mr.. Oscar H. West and wife, of
Waverly, Va; Mr.. w. S. Flournoy, of
| Richmond Va: Miss Gertrude Flour
noy, of Richmond. Va. and Miss
Grace West. of Waverly. Va
The numerous and handsome pres
ents of cut glass. silver and others of
use and ornament attested the popu-
larity of the young couple. Among
other things was a solid silver sherbet
set, nlaid with gold. presented by the
Croom's parents. and most unique
gift was that OF the coat of arms
of the Rroom's grandparents, beauti-
fully copied from the original by a
relative and mounted in handsome
frames
Tuesday evening previous to the
marriage n beautiful reception was
rendered the bridal party in the home
of the bride. Ices were served In
small white baskets. from the handles
of which were suspended by white
ribbons two slippery hearts, one on
either side. The spacious rooms.
decorated with white roses and ferns.
presented a scene Of beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs West left modiately
after the ceremony for Hot Springs,
and upon their return viii make their
home In Waycrlv. Va. where the
groom holds lucrative and respon-
sihle position. The bost wishes of a
large and a7miring circle Of friends
Will follow them I'm their new life.
At White Sulphur Springs w Va,
golf tennis, dancing. swimming, rid
ing. motoriny and cards are some of
the pastlmes that are occupying the
guests OF the White Sulphur these
busy davs Of August, with no signs
Of waning for invitations are out for
some time ahead for several large
affairs
The fancy dress ball masque on
Friday evening in the ballroom of
the Old White was one OF the most
brilliant OF its kind seen here for
years, more than three hundred par
ticipattng In the dancing Some Of
the costumes were lovely among
them being Mrs John NJ Slaton. Of
Atlanta. as "Carmencita": Miss
Natalie Smith. of New York, as
F'atima"; Miss Isabelle Halderman,
of Louisville. as Buster Brown: Miss
Mary Lee Hickman, from the same
place. wore a very handsome costume
Of yellow satin embroidered. repre-
senting an Egyptian woman with a
feather head dress and carrying a
large feather fan. Miss Louise Wise.
Of Wilmington y. c.. wore n black
and white artists suit OF velvet. Miss
Alice Preston, of Baltimore. had a
very dainty Folly costume of pale
shades of blue and pink.
\ silver loving cup was presented
TO Mr. Thomas r. Paine during the
evening by the ladies', in recognition
of his untir!ng efforts to help in all
the entertainments for the past ten
4 ~ g~t.
have helped to make the White Sui
phllr one OF the gayest places in the
L, s. a.
Miss Ethel barrymore was select
ed to carry the iarge flag. which she
did with her usual grace. and was
lovely in gown OF green sequned
chiffon
The second supper dance took
place Saturday evening in the ball
room of the Greenhrier, and the
spacious room was filed with the
dancers Mr., and Mrs. Decatur Axtell
entertained Judge and Mrs. Edmund
Waddin. of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Parrish had at
their table Mr., and Mrs. Henry Har-
wood Mr. and Mrs. Henry l.. Cabell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas c, Lister, of St.
Davids Pa; Mrs. Fred Plea sants
and Miss Anne X. Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. F $, Register, OF Nor
folk. had as their guests MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas r Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
s. Royster. Mrs. r. y. Cooke. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas b. Yuille. of New York,
and Chas. G.. Hunter. Among the
others having tables were Mrs. Geo
Z. Blow. Mr.. Thomas B. Harrison
Judge and Mrs Henry s. Priest, Of
St. Louis: Mr.. r. Garnett Tabb Miss
Mary Maxwell had as her guests
Misses Katharine and Ethel Cabell,
of Richmond; VIM. Magill. Walter
McAdoo and Henry Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos B Harrison had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett r. Wall
Mrs. Blaine Elkins. Mr., and Mrs.
FODDER and Mr.. John H. Kenna
Mr.. James T. Rutherford and son
came up from Rock Castle" vn-, on
Saturday. to Join his mother. Mrs
Thomas Rutherford, in her cottage in
Florida row.
Little Miss Edith Rutherford was
one OF the most beautiful and grace
full dancers at the children's ball on
Wednesday evening, dressed as a
Daisy
Messrs Thomas B. Scott. Jr.. and
Frederick Scott have come to join