Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
SOCIETY

Miss Eleanor Williams is ono Of
week we aG for cSarottesviKe '9D" attend
ne fan DANCES at the University vi
smart affairs and u number OF Eieh-
mvnd girls attend them each season.
Miss Nellie Williams. Misses lsa :
Del and Eleanor Williams have Just
irip TO Washington, where they spcm'
| several days az tho guest Of w. u.
| Williams. who Is assistant 10 Score
iIry OF War Baker.
Return From Abroad.
John Kerr branch. president OF thc
| Chamber OF Commerce.. ana MS "lic
aud daughter. Miss Louise Bramch,
arrived In Richmond Thursday. They
arrived in New York on Saturday
from Liverpool October 10. after visit
i:nropeam Countries. They left New
iIork In May.
y large and fashionable audiences
Will Ill the CITY Auditorium this
ovthins 1t o'coicls for the tonceI
TO loo given there by Emmy Dcstihn,
ot the metropolitan opera Company.
OF New York. This is the nrst OF 1,
series of artists concerts planned
here for the season and i brili!an,
gathering OF Richmond people viii
nc present this evening to greet the
distihguiahed h.nser
i y ttnhn v. VI. ].
Miss Jean Field Blair left ycster-
day for Lexington to attend the foot
ball game between Y. II. l. aud Car
oiina State; which takes place this
be present AT the hop given by the
E!rst Class at V, 81. |. tonight. and
wiii return to Richmond on Monday.
Home Wedding.
Gottrell. daughter OF mir. dad Mrs. u.
toward Cottrc!I. OF 2G22 Hanover
Avenue. % Henry Car! Mbsscrschmidt.
also OF Richmond. took place az $50
performed by Rev. John VI. Pitcher.
ot peteraburg In ImInanuei Baptis,
Ghnrch. DECORATIONS Of ferns. palms
These were: Miss Mary bruce Doss.
ihilip II. CotrCli. Miss Alice Watkins.
sidney d. Laird. Aliss. Louise Mosby
sale, Eoniamin Coirell. Tho brides
MAIDS wore aim:lar dresses OF tur-
Hnoisc blue taifcta and carried arm
bouquets OF yellow chrysanthemums.
preceding the bride as maid OF honor.
was her sister, Miss Margaret iIalscy
Coitrcli. IN IL irock OF yellow tancta
ahd carryln; Il hhcaf OF yellow chryh-
anthciuuns.
The bride entered win her father
VINO gave her in marriage and was
met ~ the altar by the groom and
ms best man, Edward r. Schmidt.
Sho wore an imported gown OF lap
ancso .ilk crepe. hand ernbroidcred.
anu Wit "a waist garniture OF pearls
'lpr Ve!! or Illusion was arranged In
S2i ohci htyl" with sprays of Orange
blossoms. and carried grand
mothers nosegay OF white roses and
lies or the valley.
=, After wedding Journey, Mr. aad
MI 8. acsSe rschmid. viii be AT home
~ 2a:a Hanover Avenue Ou,-ui
2"n guests Included Mrs Eichar,!
III n,sr, MIS- q. iinnnon Kady anu
nihr Cettrcl', o! Washington, -. g..
a al II "A
Hnla Polytechnic Institute
smart Luncheon Today.
\ fashionable charity event o. the
week VIII be the bencnt luncheon
n'r me aua?ices OF ST Stephens
Guild OF WostnamptOn. The luncheon
VIII be given "a; the home OF Mrs
1eHrEe Tower. at stop - on the
W"S,ia'npton line, and "a great many
htramond people VIII attend it, The
ENlld includes III itH mem bcrshlp sonc
OF Tie most prominent women OF that
ubnrb. and Eroup OF pretty girls
ON serve at the tables, which VIII
oc decorated In autumn Mowers.
The entertainments OF the guild are
always most Interesting and attrac-
iiEo, and are always largely attend
"d ny Richmond society. Ali inter
ostod arc Invited. and rhe proceeds OF
iir affair will he used for missions
Engagement Announced.
Mrs NJ " Craile, OF Emmerton
announces NNe engagement or her
daughter. MICS Roberta w. Crallc &c
Pau! r. Williams. OF Germantown
lupraHrhing Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ice Rosson, OF
10 Oaks, Louisa County, announce
tiIu engagement and approaching
marriage "f their daughter. Louise
Gertrude. TO Robert Cleveland Per
Nius. OF Montgomery. w. Va Tho
wedding VIII take place in the late
i.tli.
HrntlcS-Taylor.
In the home OF Air. and Mrs C. A
TAYLOR. OF Fort Meade, Fla, the ~ed-
ding took place TUESDAY evening, DC
tpbor -. At o'clock, Of their daugh-
trg, Jessie May. to Robert Edward
Bentley. Of Richmond Only the
brides parents and "a few friends
were present.
The sittIng-room was beautifully
decorated with palms and flowers, and
AN arch formed At enc entrance under
which the bride and groom stood
SChubcrtS "Serenadc" was PLAYED
during the ceremony, which was per.
formed by pr. j. g. calho DUN. OF Win