Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
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dau tuan, rDsScEm,bsr ~ IL homor OF ,hci,
l.lishhetl! strcti,cr Scott Scott. II will ne
INC OF tho largcs; and most brilliant
Msn . shs e"t sSo, T% W Sc S%r
!,mtny presented 10 society at this
invtin,!ons arc also out. FOR {. lunch
III |" DC given On tic same day from
70 O'clock a. the scott home, when
I nieh1n%rs Of the older socicty set In
the Misses Scott
Luncheon for Miss Murray.
Mra: Charles L. Williams Jr,. OF oo2t
Monument Avenue, entertained ycster-
Ms vTsna M"rr non'o Of o. Ss% SF 1'Sff
wno Is visiting in Hichinond. Covers
in GIH aid FOR tMenE ana vo 5hn guests
'ic'r SGT. The table was set with a
SILVER vase OF pink and white flowers
nno tho Same color scheme was car
lied out in the decorations used in tho
drawing rooms.
i.rn,c for Atlnntn.
Mrs, l.. 4. Warren and her dnushter
mouths in New forh have lc5t 20 hc
Ala Mrs. warren arrcn and Miss ~ Wa 'rr'r
VII spend the Christmas season IN
UoIIInx A!mmnne Meet.
An Interesting session OF ne Rich
lnond Chapter OF tho Alumnac Associa-
,n,,. OF Ioiiins College aas !eld ye.
SIehoo for Girls, with the president.
M n,d: James l.. Sm"nhcrI: rresiding. 'rhe
usually ATTRACTIVE. Mrs. shephcrd gave
an informal talk on hcr roccn, yGsi.
=. 70, ii2,i,ins: and d;,sgrihGd IN de,ail me
Miss Susie S,arkc. sa iG''"'""'e ~
so'son ,e nr2sram ana bn5iness
q social hour was held. Tho commit
;oc on programs plans 70 mako these
wide interest 20 the a,umnar here In
Hichmond rho uext meeting OF The
association viii take place in Fcbru-
~ the White.
EarlE w:MtSr days u the West vir;
Inc SPORTS. lewis ". Erandcr. Of Riche
mond ard Sow York. who arrived lag,
10 golf, and plays over tho long course
da!ls. pr. Joseph y. White, Of Rich
i m9n' , %m% is wi, fn WSI I" the sun
comes each season FOR several weeks,
= now a. The EreonhrIer Mrs ~ r.
cioscd her country Ti i 'C'ae %a'" WOOD
and started Saturday for New York.
where she viii spend the winter. Mrs;
kuznik has disposed ct her Caen Wood
property, ANA contcmplatcs next s.a
son building on a beautiful site not
dinner In the Grcenb.ier before Cor: her
departure with Mr.. Brandcr and Or.
White.
Tho proposed White sulphur Springs
park. no. far from the Grecnhri"'. has
interested Tho colony hero. il VII
he the der"iopmoni Of cottage con-.
nunitE. Uncrc families may HAY" their
bungalow homes and come 20 the
Ci-ecunr!or for most OF their meals ana
2 'c eo 2sa a lh. T rpHt whnso
pI5nl fo- the White Sulphur springs
memorial library were accepted. is in
charge uf the survey for tho park.
Miss Olive KahIo. OF White sulphur
SPRINGS, has been SPENDING some Zinc
y IGGy fork - ths sue,t Of Miss
dohm;antc bali r;iven By Mi and 3irs.
t g1 fe Starr i2 Mss sisY Cones TO
Wui;e SULPHUR every summer. and is
K. nopu!ar member OF the young set there.
2 story. wNo is aow Mrs. George w
II. Sm.th. OF Greenwich. was also popu-
Lar in the summer sets theTe during
Miss Mabel Brown will hold her bt-
Wonan:s club, Friday nor7ins a; 80
o'alock. Miss Brown will be ;he CUES:
D, Mrs. John Il. sampson in G!nteF
Prominent Wedding.
captain Ednnnd Strudw.ck; u. has
returned to Richmond from baltimore.
lie wtdd!n- SATURDAY afternoon az tAa
Unitarian Church. O; Miss Ei!Aabet ,!
=. JHDCHS. daughter o. the 4alc J. .auC.s
". Jenchs and Mrs. JencEs, 70 ii4roih
Holmes Nrenn. son OF. tho late W..
INN : Wrshn and Mrs; Ven M! :, .;
eFt ,pn rt me c sssflS" WIZ. pastor
~ the church. a small reception for
,hr TWO families and a few intimate
.;cn 1:i ives, Noun, Vernon Place.
TIE bride. who was given in marriage
y her. uncle. John G. Plat, OF Eliza,
both. " J.. wore handsome gown o.
white satin. embroidered in pearls and
de- tulle veil vas ARRANGED with
bouquet OF white flowers.
Miss Eleanor NJ. Jcncks. who was lln,
s.s,c.'s maid OF honor. was sowned IN
costume o; gray h-ocade, with q
ouch 81 silver aud fur trimmings. and
NOR hat OF bronze tu.lc was finished
With ostrich feathers The two brides:
maids Miss May Thatcher Mellus: OF
brooklne. Mass, and Miss Polly Flat.
81 Elizabeth. both cousins OF tho bride.
wore dainty f-ocks OF canary -colorci
rrocadc. fur.trmmcd with bronzc lnile
scarfs and hats OF bronze tulie. They
o4rricd houanc,s OF Opheia roses and
narcissus. similar TO the maid OF
MAJOR SS"G@s with The p ra2c5 yis
hrmY. brother OF Mr. wrenn; James
Roberts. OF Virginia; II. e; Lee Taylor.
heri t. Wa,sr Snd XVI r0 q Wash ,
active, in. war work and served as
Fort StcHenry, where her r. sister ste was
also an aid she, was. prcsented to
.otiety ut the Bachelors CotilIon sew
crai winters ago and has since been
, great favorite. Mr.. Wrenn, who
served overseas as a lieutenant in tie
Three Hundred and Fifteenth Artil-
i2rS, is now established in Norfolk.
his former home. where he and lis
bride will live after their return from
wedding trip.
Leaves for WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Harry Waller, ot Pittsburgh.
n. who has been visiting her parents
NJ. and Mrs. I. Antcn, 1t their home
; ~ East Main Street. has left for
Washington. where she will join her
husband. who is visiting relatives.
Class I'm Current Events.
The second cas.e in Current Events
IN the series OF ten lectures given by
Tm r. r. Bryan. of Richmond COLLEGE
faculty, Will be held tonight at tho
y W: e. ~; 6 North Fifth street,
81 o'clock This course is being con.
Iictrd under the auspices OF tic Bust.
ness Noincn's Club. The meeting isl
cpcn 10 the public
IN AND OFT OF TOWN.
MSS Barbara Lewis has returned to Nan
Over ailer hr!efIstay with friends here
Alrs. Sally Nelson Robins has returned