The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-31

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: There was a small reception fol-
lowing the ceremony. TO which only
! the immediate families and the bril-
I dial party were asked. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Coates left later for a wedding trip
South. They will spend several days
here. when Mrs. Whyte and Miss
Whyte will give a reception in their
honor next Tuesday afternoon from
! TO 6 O'Clock, Later they will live
just outside OF Philadelphia. Among
! those from a distance were Miss La
vinia Whyte, the Rev. and Mrs. II.
/ II. Wadleigh and family. OF Florence,
Isaly; MIR. F. II. Wadleigh, Jr.. OF
! Charlottesville. and Mr.. T.. Rollins
Whyte. of Los Angeles, Cal.
Marks-Roeenfcid.
4 wedding OF much interest took
place Tuesday evening at c o'clock.
when Miss Katherine y. Resented.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rosen
field, was married to Felix $. Marks.
son of MIR. and Mrs. Harry S. Marks,
also of Richmond, the ceremony
having been performed in the home
OF the brides parents. zoos Stuart
Avenue. The drawing rooms were
banked in palms. ferns and South
ern smilax. DR.. Il. y. Calisch OFF,
ciated. and over $50 guests were
present.
The bride descended the stairway
with her father. who gave her away.
Her wedding dress was OF white bro
Caded satin and silver lace. The train
OF tulle was edged with orange bios
SONS and her veil of Illusion was
finished In silver lace and fastened
with orange blossoms. She carried
a shower bouquet of orchids and lilies
OF the valley. Reeve Marks was his
! brothers best man. Miss Margaret
Belle Rosenteld. who was her sisters
maid of honor, wore a gown Of Nile
green tuile over silver cloth and her
flowers were a nosegay of pink roses
and lilies of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Marks left later in
the evening for "a Northern honey
/ moon, which VIII include Washing
ton, Baltimore. New York and At
make their home in Richmond. A
number of guests from distance at
tended the wedding.
Bride and Groom TO Reside Here.
MIR. and Mrs. Byron A. Raulston,
who were married in Alexandria on
Christmas Day. have arrived in Rich
mond. where they VIII make their
future home. Mrs. Raulston was
formerly Miss Jessie NJ. Gray, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Gray, of
Alexandria. Va.
Entertain~ at Bridge.
Mrs. Taylor Ninson and Mrs. Wick
ham Eenshaw. of Huntington. w.
Va. were guests OF honor at bridge
party Yesterday afternoon given by
Ms David X. CreccY at her home
2?% West Grace Street. christmas
decorations of cedar, holly aEi pom
setua We're used IN the drawing
room. where five tables were used.
Tea was served at ) o'clock.
Tea at Mrs. McNcifs.
Nir. and Mrs Edwin s. Jarrett. of
New York were guests of honor at
a ) o'clock tea Yesterday afternoon
served by Mrs Walter s. Mcneil in
her apartment at Monroe Terrace.
Fern and poinsettia decorated the
drawing room and banked the tea
table. \ number of Mrs. McNeil's
friends called TO meet Mr.. and Mrs
Jarrett.
Tea at Country Club.
Miss Mary Heath Davenport, OF
203 West Franklin Street, entertained
fifteen of her friends at the Country
Club yesterday afternoon. The oc-
casion was an informal tea. Fink
and white rosebuds and potted plants
formed the centerpie-e Of the table
Gard Party For Younger Set.
Miss Dorothy Lewis Stern, young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Ellis
Stern, of 1900 Grove Avenue, was
hostess at card party yesterday af-
ternoon for Miss Emma Bowe Penn
and Miss Pamela Yancey Starrow of
Martinsville who have been with her
for the holidays. Attractive Christ
mas decorations we're used and
luncheon was served at 4 o'clock,
The guests included Misses Muriel
Wilson, Alma Cannon. Susan Cooke,
Virginia Terrell, Edith rutherford.
of Rock Castle. Bessie Minor Davis
OF Lynchburg; Elizabeth Branch
Chesterman. Susan Hurt, Frances
and Nanette Ford, Garland Thier-
mann, Martha Wade Lamb, Martha
Alsop. Helen George, Margaret
Brown. Cornelia Reid Rosabel Brady
Katherine Hin, Katherine Scott, Vir-
ginia Shepherd Jane Bowe, Edith
White Bowe. Judith Tompkins and
Julia Moncure.
Returns TO Battleship.
Wilbur f. Moore. of the United
States battleship Nevada, after spend
ing Christmas week with Mr., and
Mrs. c. ?. Hopkins, will rejoin his
ship on Monday.
Dinner Party at Country Club.
lotte. \. c., was honor guest at
dinner party at the Country Club last
evening. Christmas greens and poin-
settia decorated the table. The guests
included Misses May Moore, Julia
Grant Moore. Frances Osborne of
Charlotte, N c.; Warfleld Crenshaw,
Fanny Crenshaw. May Cogan; Messrs
George f. Haw Hugh Dabney Sed-
don Jones, Cyrus Montgomery, James
Watson and Boyd Bland.
Attractive Teas Last Week.
An interesting entertainment took
place Thursday, when Miss Dorothy
Daniel, of Chestnut Hill, Pa. who is
guest of Mrs. Henry Taylor. Jr.,
on Monument Avenue, was the guest
OF honor at a tea given by Mrs Isaac
Davenport and Miss Elizabeth Har-
grave at their home. $40 West Frank
lin Street from 4 to 6 o'clock Mrs
William r. Trigg. Jr., presided at the
punch bowl and Miss Julia Joynes and
Miss Parke Taylor poured tea. 9th
ers assisting Mrs. Davenport were
Mrs. Brydon Tenant, Miss Elise Will
liams Atkinson, Miss Alice Davenport
Atkinson and Miss Mary Heath Dav-
export.
Miss Virginia Wallace. daughter OF