Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
SOCIETY

nS Misse. Penelope Anderson, Julia Gray
among the Richmond girls who arc
students at oldhelds School. near Bal
LINERS to ORR this winter. They will return
THANKSGIVING holidays here and will
have several of their schoolmates as
n saasss o 5Gr nf hs funeaons will
an snd boy set during The "a" Tha SaSn;
Spend Winter Here.
MT and Mrs. James Branch Cabell
ana the Misses Shepherd will be at
month"; s hsrankln street for The 'w Inter
'hcir home, Dumbarton Grange, for the
season and will remain in Richmond for
some time.
Archer-Housmun
ESSergreens' ported plants. lighted
decorated the Presbyterian Church at
o'clock for the marriage Of Miss Hattie
rselina Housman. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. ilia,, James II. Housman. and Richard
or, OF Vinita. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. l. II. Paul, pastor
OF the church. in the presence of
margaret Nair rendered the wedding
music. The bridal chorus from Lob
ensrin, was played as the bridal PARTY
Wedding march as occasional. "Trau-
merei" was rendered very softly during
the service and just before the entrance
Bryan Watson sang 20 Believe Me-
and Cadnan's "At Dawning."
inc bride entered the church with
who was maid Of honor. She wore a
travelling suit OF dark blue serge with
smart gray hat and carried a bou-
maid Of honor wore frock OF pea
cock blue crepe de chine with black
picture hat and carried an arrnful OF
j. Stephens, of Columbia, S. c.. who was
dame of honor, was gowned in gray
eharmeuse with a hat OF silver lace
Archer. OF Vinita. was his brothers
best man. and the ushers included Le-
Roy Shetts and Perry Nair, of Clifton
Mr. Walton. of Richmond Little Vir-
GINA Caroline Housman. the brides
niece. was flower girl. and Anne Hud-
d!eston was ring bearer.
The bridal party was entertained at
dinner by the brides parents on the
day OF the wedding and decorations
sns f ferns sn and fhsys
Archer left later for wedding Jour
n ns;yy, that VIII INCLUDE Washington.
their return will make their home in
Richmond.
Among the guests from distance
attending the wedding yesterday were:
S; c.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter winall Of
Ronceyerte. w. Va; Miss Edna John
son, Of Portsmouth. Ohio. Miss Bessie
Archer and Ned Archer. OF vinita; Mir.
and Mrs. William Jewell. OF Richmond:
Mrs. Josephine Terry. Mrs. Hugh Cash.
Mrs Jerry Wood and Miss Mary Ca
Visiting Hero.
Mrs. Harry Blair Cullen. formerly
OF this city and now of New York.
stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs
John G. Miller. at their home on West
Avenue. Mrs. Cullen. who was former
tained at number of informal affairs
during her stay in town. She will not
return to her home in tho North until
For Miss kenrncy.
Miss Louise Tinslcy, the debutante
, daughter It, Of MI;; and Mrs, r. Gar
at luncheon on Sunday at their home
In Guilford In honor OF Miss Elizabeth
kearneX; OF the University of Virginia.
swan Deford, the debutante daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. 3. Frank Deford. at
their town house at ST. Paul and Eager
clude a number of officers who will be
in Baltimore over the weekend. Tues
day evening Mrs. Tinsley chaperoned
Miss Emma Warfield. the debutantc
daughter OF former Governor and Mrs.
BEdTin Warheld; and Miss Abbie
Mr. and Mrs. Charles b. Roberts to
Camp Meade. where Captain William
Morrison was the host at dinner
Club SeKsion.
The Every Monday Club held It's
regular meeting this week at the
bone bone Of Mrs Gibson worsham in
Madame Curie, the famous French
woman were discussed in an original
and informing way by Mrs r. g.
Gaines. after which the members pro-
sented current events. Tea was served
by the hostess. The club will meet
November % with Mrs. d. r. Ander-
son. 80 Rowland Street, and the mem
bers are asked to contribute Thanks
giving verse instead of book reviews
Beneft Dance.
A benefit dance will be given in
Murphy's Hotel auditorium Saturday
evening at $50 o'clock under the
auspices Of Miss Helen McDonough Miss
Margaret Wright. Miss Mamie Wright
and Miss Ann Murphy. This dance is
given for the benefit Of st. Josephs
Orphans, who have been deprived OF
help owing 10 the closing OF schools
during the epidemic. Many novel fea-
lures have been planned. and all In
terested In the orphans are invited TO
attend.
The following will act as patrones-
ses: Mrs: r. McDonough. Mrs. j. H.
Wright. Mrs. c. r. Blank enuhp, Mrs
Frank Crank Fernandini. Mrs; JOHN Ryan.
MIS- Joseph Farley. Miss L. Dolan.
Mrs w. p. Leaman. Mrs. Kathryn
oGornlan. Mrs. P.lJ. Ryan. Mrs. Kath-
ryn Bahen. Mrs. Carmody. Mrs. John