The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-30
FRIEDA MEREDITH DIETz.


Die was converted into 4 palm garden
las evening to receive the aebutantes
and their escorts IS they come 70 On
10Y Mr. and Mrs Henry Wellington
Cobbs hospitality and 10 receive their
eharnun~ daughter Miss Katherine
Scales, into the society Of Richmond.
The dining room was bright, with yell
low chrysanthemums for the occasion,
Mr. and Mrs, z u Taylor. Of North
Carolina, received with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wellington Cobb and Miss
Katharine Scales Miss Sea- Or wore a
beautiful frock Of white satin and sill
yer lace and carried lilies of the valley
Mrs Cobb wore white velvet and car
r5ed pink roses. tied with tuIle. Mrs.
Tatlor's costume was green velvet.
About 200 guests were present.
Cadets Have Ball.
Who saws The uniforms are all or
the border They did not even border
the walls last evening II the Grays
Armory. Every John Marshall cadet
/. was on the floor, dancing with one Of
tho hevy of pretty girls present. or
leading one OF them 10 the attractive
German figure. In this figure the let
ters J. NJ II s. were formed on the
floor presenting q beautiful color
scheme Of rainbow silks and tullcs
worn by the girls against the cadet
gray background OF the soldier boys.
This general color scheme was blue
and white Ahnl4t- 400 guests were
present. The BAH was given by all
four companies and only full dress
was allowed upon the floor.
Luncheon For Miss Wall.
Miss Martha Buckrer wall. the
charming debutante daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Garrett Tuckuer Wall, was
guest OF honor at u luncheon. yester
day at 80 o.viock The dininG-rOom
81 the Comm onweatth club was beau
fifulIv decorated with pink roses for
the affair,
1homa~-~-Patton-
or interest IN Richmond is a pretty
wedding which was solemnized In
Wythevllle, Yesterday morning AZ $3.50
o'clock. when Miss Sadie Patton,
daughter Of Mrs ] l.. Patton. became
the bride 81 Robert Preston, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Thomas. Rev. +
H Craighill performed the ceremony.
Decorations in the church were en-
ttrely In green ferns.
The bride. entering with her broth
er. Lindsay Patton. who gave her in
marriage. wore a handsome travelling
suit of gray velour. with hat and shoes
TO match. Her corsage bouquet was
OF Brides roses. Her only attendant
was her sister. Mrs, J. a. Roper. OF
Wytheyiile. Mrs Roper wore a charm
ing morning dress Of midnight blue
taneta- with gray nat and shoes, ana
she carried pink roses William
Thomas, the groom's brother acted as
best man, The ushers were Joe Patton
and Charles Thomas
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Ruth Sloan. Of Anderson, w Va.
Mrs. ]. NJ. IIeake. Of Ashland. va
Stuart c. Leake ard q. Gordon Leake
Of Richmond and Miss Myra Logan
OF Salem. Va.
schwerdtfeg er--Bufan
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding OF Mary Eliza beth Buftin, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bufin, Of
Schwerdtfeger, the ceremony having
taken place in Washington. SATURDAY..
November rs.
HarIer-Wrght
Mr.. and Mrs j. S Wright. OF !
Gloucester. announce the marriage Of |
their daughter. Stella Jailyiff. to G. I. |
Harper. of Florida, which took place
November 20. They will be home after |
December /. at Fort Pierce, Fla.
At the Westmorciand
One of the most interesting events |
OF the week was the THANKSGIVING |
dinner-dancs held at the Westmore- |
land Club. Tuesday evening from 1890 |
to IL o'clock. Vari-colored lights |
threw = rainbow over the tables which |
were decorated with vases of lilies of |
the valley. The ball room was banked |
NTH palms. white and yellow chrysan-
Shemums and American beauty roses !
About l59 members and their guests |
\ -~rs present Among those holding |