Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

served Informally. AT this time an
added feature of Interest VIII be the |
fact that the newiy-acQuired Mar
loaned to the association wili be on
view at the home OF the Chief Jus
tice.
a, the las. meeting of the direc-
was elected corresponding secretary
in the place OF the late Mrs. J En-
ders Robinson. and Mrs. W. a. Shop
herd was elected assistant corre-
spending secretary.
Dcbutnnters' Pictures.
The four additional debu.antes.
whose pictures are included in those
day" the opening dance OF the Rich
mond German Club. which took place
last week, include: Miss Catherine
Lee Miller. Miss Anne Muse Bigger.
ME Garland Thicrmann.
Miss Miller. who Is the daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. T. Ashby Miller. made
her debut at 81 big dance given De-
Country Club OF Virginia. She IL
cousin OF William Lanier Washing.
ton. Of Sew York. who IL prominent
in the Sons of the Cincinnati: and liz
descended from the HITS. OF Fauquier
County. the family dating back to the
sixteen century. She Is related to the
Harrisons and Cosbys. Of Danvil'e.
the fact that the debutante's great
aunt. Elizabeth Mattox. who was
noted beauty and belle ~ her na!,
way married. in 1870 in Richmond 20
Caleb Jones'. then minister to China
under President Tyler.
Miss Bigger is daughter OF MT;
and Mrs. Thomas liaskins Bisser. or
been much entertained this scason
and Some of the handsoinest func-
tons OF the winter have been given
In her honor. She is widely related
. q. Il.. "A II
Richmond
Mig. Moncure liz a daughter o. Mr.
and Mrs James Ashby Moncure and
made her formal bow to socicty here
at "A beautiful Christmas ball given
by her parents Friday evening at the
Jefferson Hotel. She belongs to one
Of the oldest and best known families
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton e. ThIermann.
and will be introduced at big dance
TO be given at the oonn,rS SUD s .'e
Garland Garland Taylor. OF "Fonticelio." who
married the beautiful Mamie Mar.
prince Edward County. and che bears
the name Of both Of her yrandpar-
.Drbu,nn,e.s Name withdrawn.
and Mrs Ben p. Alsop who was to
have been formally presented 10 So
cie,y in Richmond this season, has
mnKing their debut. on account of
the death of her grandfather james
C. Tinsley.
Sir. and Mrs. George Arnistead
Gibson. OF 25l4 Monument Avenue.
have Issued Invitations for dinner
party TO be given on fr afoc. ey The
affair is In honor OF their young cou-
sins. Miss Eleanor MARSHALL Williams
and Miss Catherine Shelton Demiss'
who are dcbutanteS this season.
Miss GLASS a bride.
The wedding OF Miss Augusta
Christian Glass. IauEhter o, Sshatof
and Mr. s, Car'eI Gians, Of Ly S1isn Fl
Roanoke, took place Thursday after
noon At O'Clock at Westminster
Presbyterian Church. ,he ofiic!at!ng
Of the Ashland Methodist Church,
and Or. Wallace T. Palmer. OF West
minister Church, assisting.
rated with Southern IsmilaX. palms.
ferns. lilies and lighted candles, and
the aisies were marked by standards
entwined with smiiaN and bearing
single cathedral candles. senator
ard Mrs. Glass were married in the
game church thirty-iiv- years ago;
Miss Frances Allen, organist OF .he
gave the musical program preceding
The entrance OF the bridal party.
Dr. Hugh hagan; o. K no; .hs ora, MAS
EroSsn nsHie T Tsx q h00f nsr fS
I.ynchburg: DIR. Spencer Speed. Lucian
Emmett Bartiet,, of Roanoke. Powell
Glass and Carter Glass. Jr., were
ushers for the occasion.
The brihesmaLds were Miss kath-
s susan pGI lasa OF k ynchSSas Mis s
Evelyn Fishburne. OF Roanoke: Miss
Mary Ellen Marshall. Of Little Rock.
cord. y H.. and Mrs. John Bankhead
Banks. of Charlottesville. Their
costumes were OF blue chicon over
gros de londres OF the same shade,
drangca blue tulie. They carried
nosegays Of bright flowers.
Mrs; John Guerrant Boatwrisht. OF
honor. and her gown and flowers
corresponded to those OF the maids.
Powell Glass. Jr., as ring bearer,
wore quaint suit of blue velvet and
Venetian lace, and carried the ring
In miniature nosegay.
The bride entered with her father,
who gave her in marriage. and she
tuile embroidered in crystal, with
court train of duchess lace from the
shoulders. The veil of tulle was
caught in loose folds to the head by
her flowers were gardenias. valley
lilies and yellow orchids.
Dinner Dance mt Club.
One of the smartest events of the
season will be the big New Years
Eve dinner dance at the Country
Club of Virginia. which will take
place on Friday. December 81. Elabo-
rate decorations and favors will
carry out the holiday idea, and dinner
Will be served promptly at o'clock.
tho dancing TO begin at $50. An
orchestra will play for the event. and
n very novel program OF singing
has also been planned to entertain
the guests.
About $50 members and their guests
will be present, and many parties
will be given for the dehutante set.
Some of those who have already
reserved tables are: Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Gray, H. r. Aiken. Edward
Ragland, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. reyton.
Jr, Mr., and Mrs. George y. Morgan.
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Norman.
Mrs Il. II; Ellington, Mrs. Frank
Fighter, w. II. Sitterding, r. II. Har-
wood j.. g. Blanchnrd, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. L. Powers. NJ. t. Langhorne, NJ.
y. Rheumond.
Cbristmas Hall for scholarship.
The Christmas ball given by the
Stuart Hall AIumnae Association on
Thursday evening III the leading fash
ionable and charity event of the
week After 0 o'clock the Jefferson
auditorium will be gay with festive
decorations. holiday cheer and dan