Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
) i ::;;OCIE'T Y

The nrst big debutanto dance o, tho
,ls,;,W,n toos place last evening ut the
Vi rE,n;s Siu uf.,, OK virginia. when Miss
Ely Scott Mcoiivra, made her formal
'; tat; 10 society a, a beautiful enter
a aaiasnae s given by her uncle. celonel
sua serns e9 maze In her er nomor rams
ieoupd for the receiving party, and
Sav 1e,ntnsed orchestra played for the
oua,n, I Siss McGilvra. who wore .
.ns, tih trimmed In silver lace. and madn
YIN tube train. carried an arm
tIodueedp PIX nix , nn She was vas i'm in
Iai7o With Mrs. McGilvra and the
pgoatansc inoludea: the Governor OF
'baeis. Mr.. and and Mrs.. !t ST. Gee eTso Bryan.
fneans MuuEy. Colonel and Mrs David
u. Leakc. General 10 Lane Stern and
John Howard
'nn'oek an6 the guests included tho
.aeeptante set. a few OF the older mar
Fed set and girls who have already
charming affair in every detail and
vas 4 httine opening of the soc!a.
calendar Tor the debutantc season here.
For Miss Powerr.
Mtss Margaret Powers. dausnter o:
NJ and Mrs. Franft Powers. enter
tanned at dinner given las; evening
~ the homo. Of her parents in West
sarah Powers. who "a debutan,e Of
this winter. About forty members o:
tue younger set were entertained. the
guests going later 70 Mas McG;lvra's
Dissertations wero effectively carried
out tn autumn leaves and cirysan-
themums.
.Ts Visit Here.
n!ss Emm. Elliot, tombstone a4vc
Baltimore. to AIRS; Nathaniel ". james.
se tho guests ot srrs. John SKeiton
Williams. al Paxton. her country
n ,a near Richmond. Miss Giilct and
Mss tombstone expect to spend The
TO ittend Dances.
Gilss Josephine Harrison is leaving
ioday to attend the V. NJ. I.-F. =. !.
,.teT attend the rhankss v:ns dances
a,hN. Al. l.. in Lexington. Miss Har-
r;s2n VIII also be among the Richmond
Sis'a at the Waahins.on and Lee hops
premipent wedding.
q much interest 70 society mere. as
Wedding which took place Saturday
.:tesn oon at 1850 o'clock at Emmanuel
rtdteetant Episcopsl Church, Baiti-
daughter OF Mr.. and Mira. DAME; r.
Randall. became the bride O. Fra Ms
=; Ret.ne; son OF the late Colene!
Rev. Hust, Birckhead. D. D.. rector
o. the church. ofticiated. and small
reception 70. the two families and a
few intimate friends followed =. the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Randall on
81. fAnl street. The bride. who was
given In marriage by he. father. wore
= hn ndsome gown OF white satin and
lte!rloom in the family. vas becoming
l"ayrsaSed With orange blossoms. She
-arried q bouquet OF Bride roaes AMI
Miss Betty Randall. was her maid o.
sa;,oT and the other attendants were
MEs. james A. Gary. Jr.. who vas
before lter marriage In September M!,s
Ncp. 'Bsi-ne. OF Richmond, a sister o.:
NJ. Betrne.
sJrhey were sowned s,iKc in costumes
~ blue taneta. with touch o. pin..
SID Gere hats 20 match, and carried
,se 'xs hts oes. man John Baylor, o.
Washington. formerly of V!rs!nls. and
Ma. uEhers were: Charles Watkins and
gr: Darlington Williams. OF Richmond
Csptain stuart Leake. United states
sia X. Randall brothers OF the bride,
sh6 her cousin, Blanchard Randall. Jr.
The bride WAS presented TO society
3aperal seasons ago and has since been
:n.mher o: tae JUNO. League and also
c:.tAe Eryn Mswr school League.
Ar. Estrnc. prio: 10 going overseas
r'l,t the American expedItlonary
,ocees, lived in Baltimore For severa!
The reddins were Mr. Beirnes mother.
Hrs. William J. Leake. and Mr.. and
Nns. j. Jordan Leake. OF Richmond.
After a wedding trip Nj. Beirne and