The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-10
Bridal Party Entertained.
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Mrs. Ben amin T. Crump, OF the
Chesterfield. entertained in honor of
her daughter, Miss Louise Virginia
tsrump at the jefferson Hotel last
evening Following the rehearsal at
the Second Baptist Church, the bridal
party went to the jefferson for supper.
4 The party included :; Miss Floyd Tay-
Tor, Miss Louise Virginia Crump. Mrs
Benjamin T. Crump, Messers, Herbert
Jacobs. Emmett W. Sample, John b.
Duyal, Robert DuVal, Philip p. Pey-
ton. OF Charlottesville, John Edwin
Walker, L. Oliver TlmherlaRe. Charles
Andrews and John Wyatt, Jr.
(henauit---Abrams.
quiet weddig was solemized at
the bronze Of Mrs 4. NJ. Pollard. 2205
Fairmout Avenue. yesterday after
noon at 2;so o'clock when Miss Mamie
Abrams became the bride OF Leonard
L, Ehenault. both Of Enfield, Va Rev
Hit. pastor OF Fairnount Methodist
Church, performed the ceremony.
or Interest Here.
4 wedding of much Interest to Njr
gtnia society occurred az Brevard,
y, =. Wednesday. December 81.
when Miss Magaret T.ownes Peron-
neaa Breese, the attractive daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Edmond
RreeSe. JT was married TO John Al
dine Hine. Of New York city
The bride wore a gown OF ivory
satin vel}sd ia silk net. with touches
of silver. aud t.le point lace adjoining
II was also worn by her grand mother.
Miss Martha Edmond when she was
married TO George Nicholson Wood
bridge both of L!chHand. Va. Miss.
Breesa's wedding Veil was Of lace OF
rare texture and beauty. ana was
worn ov her paternal grandmother,
Margaret Peronnaau, of Charleston,
s. C. Miss Breese being the ffth gen
Grafton Of Peronneaus 10 wear this
veil Her flowers were orchids and
lsliies of the valley
T'h csrecmny TX pice in st Phil
fps Episcopal Church, which was
beautifully decorated In Christmas
greens. white carnations being used on
the altar. which was arranged with
lighted candles The bride entered
with her father. and she was preceded
by Cadets William Edward Breese III.
brother Of the bride. and William !
Wallis. Jr.. who were followed by Miss
Flrence Carter. OF Asheville,. and
Miss Elira Wallis. OF Brevsrd brides
maids Mrs. Henry Nash Carrier was
nlatron OF honor Henry -. Carrier
was the best man.
Following the wedding a reception
was held al the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs Breese to the bridal party.
Mr. and Mrs. Hine left on their
honeymoon trip Immediately following
the reception. and will visit several
points of interest en- route TO their
future home in Los Angeles. Cal.
The two great grandfathers OF the
bride. Rev. George Woodbridge, for
forty years rector of Monumental
Church. and Robert Edmond are
names well remembered and beloved
in Richmond. Mrs Hine is also the
cousin of Miss Mary Woodbridge and
Mrs. Julia Bell, who made their home
in Richmond, and she is related to the
most distinguished families in Virginia
and South Carolina.
Invitations Received.
Invitations were received from Mrs
Henry HARDWOOD, of 2200 Monument
Avenue for a buffet luncheon on Jan
IL in honor of Miss Sarah Poe OF
Baltimore, who will arrive in Rich
mond on Friday to be her guest. Mrs
HARDWOOD Is also giving dance at her
home that evening for Miss Poe and
Misses Margaret Miller. Katherine
Scales, Mary Tomlln Anderson and
Martha Wall, four debutantes of the
month. Invitations for the dance havt
been limited to the younger married
friends OF Mrs. Harwood and the de
butante set
Miss Poe spent the summer season
at the White sulphur. and was the
guest OF honor at a number of inter
esting functions there.
Mrs. william Grandson Mosley has
issued invitations for an auction bridge
party which Is to take place Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs Mosele,
will entertain at her home. 1901 Grove
Avenue, several tables being engaged
in the game.
Brilliant Charity BaII.
- The announcement that IA big char
ny ball Is to be held in the Jefferson
Hotel on January al Is of the great
est interest TO ultra fashionable set
The ball, which Is to be given for tht
benefit of the open-air schools, Will be
brilliant affair in every detail, anJ
some of the leading society women o.
the city have the entertainment II
charge All sorts OF attractive feature:
have been planned. and the debutan-
ties OF the winter will take part in ar
unusually unique little sklt.
Charity balls are among the snar
social functions of the winter season
In every city OF any size. and hundred.
Of society folk will attend this enter
tainment at the jefferson.
Misses Looney Entertained.
Misses Madge and Louisa Looney
OF Memphis, Tenn. the seasons mos
entertained guests were honored at 4
card party at the Country Club yes
terday afternoon. by Miss Edit
White. Three tables were engaged
Annual Dance Tonight.
The Local Pleasure Club will give
their first annual dance at the Conser
vatory of Music on tonight, at $50
p. NJ. The committee in charge o,
the dance is composed Of Misses Dora
Passananeck, Bertha Tatarslty ant
Hannah Harfeld. The following
members were elected as officers for
4 the new terms: Miss Dora Passama-
4 neck, president. Miss Rose Fisher
vice president, Miss Clara Glass. sec
Rotary, Miss Mary Rosenberg, treas
urer and Miss Jennie Barker. sergeant
a arms.
Entertained In HarriSonburg
Walter Miller, OF Richmond, was
entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob b. Miller at their
II home near Broadway. Harrisonburg,
II Va.
Charity Ball January 10.
Sg Arrangeme nts are being made by
4 Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
OF the Confederacy. for the annual
bali for the Confederate wornen's re-
fief fund which this year will be IN
the auditorium OF the Womans club
the night of January 10 The chap