Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
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Mrs A D. Williams. of 500 West
franklin Street, will give luncheon
on december IL in honor Of Misses
isabel and Elisabeth Scott. daughters
of MIR. and Mrs. Iredcric wirAtam
Scott. The affair will tako place at
me Country Club of Virginia.
Luncheon at the Commonwealth.
smart function OF yesterday was
the bullet luncheon given ut the Com
,ionwcalth Club By Mrs Blair Bur
Nell StrinGfellow. of Monroe Terrace,
II. honor OF Misses Isabel and Elisa
beth Scott. 1t was a beautiful affair
IN every detail, and the decorations
were carried out in pink roscbuds
and baby's breath. Mrs. Strfngfcllow
ana some sixty guests were prescnt.
"ho included the dcbutanteS OF the
winter. with additional friends and
lew OF the younger married set. a
central table was arranged in the club
diningroon. set with tall silver vases
OF pink roses and baby's breath, and
smaller vases of the same flowers were
Miss Elisabeth Scott is n dcbutantc
of the season and tho entertainment
Yesterday was one OF a number OF
charming functions that have been
planned in her honor this winter.
At the White.
George w. stevens and his daugh :
ter, Miss Helen stevens, accompanied
left in Mr.. stevens private car to-
spend this past weekend at the White
Sulphur. Mr.. stevens went Sunday
aternoon to Chicago. and Miss stevens
and Miss Moulton have gone 10 the
Stevens estate. Virginia Manor from
where they VIII motor TO Richmond.
John y. Potts passed the weekend at
the Green5rier, coming from Wash
ington.
The three days visit Of His ROYAL
IHEhness. the Prince OF Wales, to
White Sulphur Springs will long be
remembered at that historic resort. as
the young British heir won the hearts
OF all with his jolly democratic man
ner and thonshtfuiness for others He
danced Win several members Of the
colony at the Saturday dancing. fol-
lowing the movies in tho Greenbricr
ballroom. and devoted his day time to
o ono EoIt course and to swimming.
Ch MONDAY evening Mrs. Henry H.
Rogers, IT, OF New York and Wash
inEton, gave A tea dance In his honor
AZ the casino. where he had 4 jolly
train for New York. In apprcoistion
OF his good time anu the many courte-
snes extended him during his brief visit
Inc prince presented Howard Slocum.
MANAGER Of the Grecnbrier. with a
beautiful gold cigarette case. hearing
the royal coat OF arms. TO Profess
sionai George r. Clark. who coached
MN IN his golf, tho prince gave an
crest.
Mrs. James Brown Potter the former
MISS May Handy. Of Richmond. was
Mrs. Rogers invited to the tea dance
at the Casino. MIS- Cornelius Wander
nilt, who Is spending several weeks at
.nr HrcchoFier. was also there.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter 6. NcNciII. Of
EroEG Avenucr entertained Informally
at dinner iast evening in honor OF
shei' guest. Mrs. Raymond Brown. OF
New York. who was the principal
Hpeakcr at the suffrage nass-nlecting
last night Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil in
r. Meredith and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Another informal AFFAIR of yester-
ey was the luncheon given by Mrs.
Richmond League. in honor Of Inc
State vicc-presidents of the snfrrare
league Covers were laid for six.
Meeting OF Garden Club.
The James River Garden Club met
.esterday afternoon with Mrs West
Inoreiand Davis at the Governors Man
SION. AS II was 'chrysanthemum day.
LOT She ciuo the tea table was deco
Yea followed the program, and Dr..
noon. Lei
Reception for sunrnrr Delegates.
scrtay was the reception given IN
honor of the delegates in Richmond
lot the suffrage convention. The ar
AR al, .ook place at the home OF Mrs
street, and the decorations evervwhnre
were In yellow chrysanthemums 70
t ,in out the colors of the organtza-
ton In the dining-room tho tnbi.
was set with cloth of onticme
Florentine lace and rare old candle.
sticks, with silver vases OF yellow
were present.
Mrs. Charles G. Bosher president a.,
on m hlch,nond League. assisted by the
0 Mne or the state League. headed by
the first vice president. received ~.
guests Mrs. Raymond Brown. Of Nnw
% York: was also in the receiving linz
Marriage Announced. 'e
Cards have been issued ny m a
pts. John Oliver Nichols annonncinu
me marriage OF their daughter. Or
nom no oven S5v, nabner Meredith. the cere-
~ in Etowah. Tenn. Mr.. and NJ
Meredith will be a; home after ns.
fHmeer ! at Virginia Hall. west
rev friends witnessed the marriapa
%nich was quietly solemnized in Tho
nnp ntn1 GIaE Of the brides parents.
the First Baptist church. The "f briG Gs
wore a travelling suit OF dark blue
duvetyn and turban of black panne
velvet. Her bouquet was of Bride,s
roses. u hF'ue
Imm1ediately after the ceremony Mr..
- 81 hcieu!tI Je1t LOT Cincinnati
indianapolis, Detroit and noints H. H.
Canada. '''' IN
The bride is the daughter Of DR..
and MIS- j.. O.. Nichols. and Is we'll
known in Southeastern society. she
rs graduate OF Cox College. Atlanta,
and studied at the American Conserva,,,
tory OF. Music. Chicago. '"
Mr.. Meredith. who is IA member of
one or the most prominent families Of
Virginia. received his education at the
University of Chicago. During the
states Army. Prior TO enlistment bc
was secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association OF Lexington.
Cormack Association at Huntsviiie.
Ala
This marriage is or special interest
TO Richmond and Louisa people where
the groom is well known.
70 Address Writer'S Club.
Miss Elizabeth O. 'Coombs. who is
to DO the speaker. for the Virginia
mona toda CUB S % bs err rsst IN iss
Mary Davenport at Monroe Terrace.