Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07
SOCI E. T Y

Misses Helen and Susan Johnston
m'N,s, returned n,n to the home Of their
Ing school for the past session. Miss
Helen Johnston has been a student
sears ess, ana .
IL attending Garrison Forest School
Dnnce for Quests.
Miss Mary Dade Taylor. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacquelln =. Taylor. Of
Monument Avenue, gave a pretty dance
last evening at the Country Club OF
Virginia in honor OF her guest. Miss
more. There was no formal receiv-
ng line and about 100 guests were
Tresent. An orchestra played for the
dancing and a buffet supper was served
at II o'clock in the dining room OF
the club.
Ellin-I.an Shorne.
Tuesday at o'clock at Col Alto"
Perkins Ellis and Mrs. L. keene Lang
horne was celebrated. Only the i'm
entire house was decorated in pink
roses and shaded lights. and follow
Ing the ceremony refreshments were
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis left later for
New York and other places OF Interest
IN ne Sorih ana VIII ia,sr return Urn
fall for Birmingham. Ala, where Mr.
Ellis is DreS.ucnt or the G
stove and Foundry Company.
For Miss Ainslie.
Mrs. George wickham is entertain :.
ing informally at cards this afternoon
h hono one Of ? Miss Mary Nichoias Aiasle
whose wedding viii be an Interesting
event OF June II. There VIII be t"o
Tor the highes, scores. and tea viii be
served on the terrace OF the club at
the conclusion of the game.
Hudson- Weaver.
Of interest, here is the marriage OF
Miss Mary Weaver. daughter OF Nj.
Walter r Weaver. 10 Theodore Z.
hudson. Jr.. OF Hartford, Conn. which
the Weaver nome on Chain Bridge
Road virginia The altar. surmount-
ed with beautiful rose arch. was
arranged on the lawn. The Rev. Thee
dore c. hudson, Sr., OF Paynesville,
MINI. leather OF the BRIDEGROOM. per-
tormed the ceremony. MISS FRANCES
OF honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Helen Dyer Miss Helen chase
gare, Fisher, Miss Bern!cs smi:her
and Miss Eugenia Todhunter; The
BRIDE wore white satin, with veil.
orange blossoms and shower bouGuet t,
and carried pink roses. while the
bridesmaids wore orchid taffeta with
large orchid seorset,e hats T.ns
the ceremony for New York and At
,antic City for their honeymoon trip.
herl in West Hartford Conn.
The groom Is a graduate OF Trinity
College and was ranked as au-star
funback OF the East in 1914 and 1915.
At Home Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. David OF North
Robinson street. will be a, home 70
;heIr relatives and friends on sun
day evening from I 10 9 O'Clock in
honor OF The confirmation Of their
daughter and son. Madeline and Edwin
David.
Lenye for Michigan.
Mrs Frank p. RowIey and her two
children. accompanied by her mother.
Mrs j. q. Winter, have lief. for Mrs.
Rowley's home IN Flint. Mich. after
TWO months stay with heT parents.
friends and relatives. Mr.. Row!ey
was transferred TO Flint from Nash
vile, Tenn. By the Du Pont I'm g!neer-
ing Company. 20 one o. their new
wedneeday night. Via New York and
Detroit
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mr.. and Mr., T I,, G, s,tgsTa are
iil. Addison Cook Aot bai;im s,,,, Is The
on ,hs Boulevard.
Iyneman and her daughters. Mise, Ann.
Mag and Emma Lee i.yHemsn: MIS- Alfred
TMcCue and her daughter have lett for
months stay IN Atlantic CITY.