Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
SSOCIET T Y

Palms. Southern smilax and baskets
the pn rEses were ased TO W 8ee0sats
here by Mir. and Nirs. stanvarhs vii
ter. Miss Hattie Hazard Wilson. The
inuiitels were banked with pink roses
1 ,n ferns and tap baskets OF o!nE
n1ailr2om. where an orchestra PLAYED
aor me dancing. was decorated In
and fei and wsre sed sm i e ana
table In the dlninE-room was arranged
Win large basket OF pink roses tied
pink candies in silver candlesticks. A
MA, Mr. and Mrs; Wilson presented their their
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Alexander
Long. Of Rock Hill. s. C.: Mr.. and Mrs.
E sHa1 %ayla, and 6 Mr. sHa a5s
dunn lace over silver cloth finished
old.fa siiiones nosegay Of tiny pink
roscbuds edged with lace grin and
Wilson with ned n% tp IL Of black
velvet and her. flowers were uurule or
rhids. The dance was q very attrae-
live affair In every detail and about
100 guests were present.
For the Misses scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERICK e Noting
have Issued Invitations for. dance 10
aiusss 'e Isabel an% Elisa BETH st1o sfss
,Se Noting home. s1s west Frank,in
Der II. at o'clock.
Attend North Carolina Wedding.
,, Mrs; e. I F; MeHi5 and her grand
stree. a G@e a,len nS w tne
Miss Emily Patterson Elliott and Dr..
Inoa M l-k.z
the ceremony took place on December
in the spacious home Of the brides
parents; Mr. and Mrs. George D. Eli
improvisod altar Of white chr1santhe.
snRed n1 the fa faadee vans and i as
house was decorated everywhere in
palms and white flowers. Mrs. John
Alexander. vioiinist. OF Fayettevil,e.
rendered tho wedding music.
The bride wore handsome gown OF
made with a long court train. Her
veil OF illusion was arranged with
es sasss Of and . she carried
brides attendants included her consin.
Miss E.velyn Jackson. OF Richmond:
Ruth Hodges, of Linden: Miss Annie
Graham Graham OF Charlotte: Miss Frances
Worth Elliot. sister Of the Bride. who
was maid OF honor They wore similar
Sasrie1 81 ereh, d. satin and
TsIs s The groom had his brother.
man Ds DAVID ans S fbS 81 New York best
:inia Elliot, daughter Of Nr. and Mrs.
F EiiioEE o. Elliot J6 little Ge9Tse
Henry London. Of Raleigh. was train.
bearer = NJ The Eroomsmen included: Or.
Wright; OF Raleigh. DR.. J. g. Murphy.
Es: hasi',!s,. George D. Elliot Jr.. OF
Dunn
"A reception followed the ceremony
1nd many relatives and friends from
emit Both bride and groom are widely
md nrominently. related. and DR.. Sloan
si.er service with the American ex.
peditionary forces in France. Dr.. and
naon i In The 1 Nert 1bpenSins thsir hone
las seSsrai time; visited in R as 1F'"a
". jackson on West Frankiin strsat
HeturuinE From kentucky.
v,s an, EH My RcEs ,n;o who has been
Louisville; Ks. is returning 70 her
son has also been the guest OF Mrs.
alexander Campbell. In Lenxig;on, Ky,
ior an extended stay.
Miss Corbin Spicer, who has also
been guest OF Mrs. Garrison. is re-
turning to Richmond also today.
Miss Dulnny's Debut.
OF much interest to society here ana
given IN Washington by Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Rozicr Dul2ny. OF Fauquier County
20 present their daughter, Miss Anne
iany.s niece. Miss Mary Gusts Lee TO
WashinEton society. Miss Dulany and
5lss Lee se with Mr. and Ms
were Miss Nancy Lane, Miss Anne
Gordon. Miss Delphine lIeyi, Miss
son. Miss Marcia Chaplin. Miss Betty
Grove. Miss Lindsay Wood. MISS Helen
1 Tucker Miss Peggy Martin. Miss Helen
who. with her debutan'e sister, is
s2endinS the winter with ar. and Mrs
pulanyy Mrs; James r. Frazer and
the tea table. The decorations were
in Christmas. colors OF red and green
hrri.s w and 5 Pains and bittersweet
room aud in the dining room Amcri-
f an beauty roses and plans. Mrs.
5 anday were pr hnss o sn, Of satin EN-
daughter wore heavy, cream satin. the
only ,triimmHtn :s garniture on the bodice
effect. Mr.. and Mrs. Dulany p enter
tanned the assisting debutantes at sup
per, followed by an informal dance
Miss Dnlany will spend the week.
end IN Richmond as guest OF the
Misses Scott.
Dance at Williamsburg.
Tho dances given by the Cotillion
club Of William and Mary College will
De held in the dining hall of the COL
iege on Friday and Saturday of this
week December 10 and 10.
number Of young women from all
over the State are expected to be on
hand for these hops. Tho college is
enjoying the largest attendance in its
history, and part Of the student BODY
is comprised OF women.
Dances at William and Mary have
always been enjoyable affairs. due
partly TO the many HISTORICAL associa
lions connected with the school In
Williamsburg, George Washington
courtcd. as did other men famous in
he history of the Old Dominion and
NIck-Barrett.
Eer.: Hugh ". Subiett, rector OF
nGiatc6 at the marriage yesterday of