Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
SOCIETY

Miss Ida Watkins Massic, the love.
G, MHssis, was Introduced to sosiety
mere iass ovohtnE at an old-fnsh ION
.u dancing party givon In her honor
iina Illsrs s' ins Sh "s 'us shs vas /.
na,ned. The aitair took place ut the
Woman's Club and tho Invitations
set. Tho decorations throughout tho
drnwin6-rooms aud ballroom were
S nHsrriaa ont With tho 9rsstost sim
old silver candiesticks nnd yellow
chrysanthemums were used In tho
n,u fashioned drawing-rooms OF the
S 'a tho s,sn gsn, ST Ia sna
ballroom w ana tail lamps we're
used about the hall and thu walls
", wore su GoArea with dslicats TROLLS TROLLS
pink roses, The, lights were shaded
ia rose-oolor and pink bloasomb and
Ky weIo used on the stage. "A a
dancing and 6ufot supper was
served at IL o'clock
Mrs.. Elleraon presented her grand
daughter to the guests. and others In
Eugene c. Massie. Mrs Watkins Ell
lerson. Miss Katherine Cooke, Of
rowson. Md: Miss Dorothy cabell
butnnte. Miss Massie wore an ex-
quisite gown or white doorgette
crepo brocuded In velvet flowers. made
over white satin and finished with
tuile and she carried an armful ri
pale pink rosebuds Her grand
mother wore black velvet gown
bouquet OF orchids, aud Mrs. Massi.
was gowncd in lavender brocudcl
s.ivet. y table held tho numerous
bouquets sent Miss Mass!e IN honor
81 her formal debut. She ia a very
beautiful young girl and her mother
and grandmother before her have
charm. The wide old rooms Of the
c'ub, With their simple arrangement:
" fragrant no~arS and rose-shaded
.and.e.1 made a wonderful hack
ground for Il debutante's introduce
ZION TO society.
TuERlc--watkins.
4 5eau,iful weddins was quietly
30 o'clock In Holy Trinity Church.
icy. J. = irayatl. u. T.. oiiiciating.
daughter Of The late Henry, Clay
tho bride of James Wlifred Tuggle.
son Of the late Richard Wilfred tug :
Flo and Mrs. TugRle. or Blackstone.
ana ferns. and white lilics and light-
ed candies were used on the .,liar.
The bride entered the church with
her brother, Maiyin Day Watkins.
hy whom she was given away, and
they We're met AT the chancei by the
Sro:m and an, his best man; william
~
was fashioned of ivory satin with
trimmings Of pearls and duchcs :
lace; her, veil from {. coroa.t OF
. pearls and swept the length of her
court train, and she carried shower
bouquet or Brides roses and white
orchids.
Mas Ida Watkins Masaie was her
.;uwn Of rnsc-colored taffeta trimmed
with ostrich and silver. and carried
~ arm bouquet OF Columbia roses.
M me sb bridal pa,iy Was Hrseede al, 70
iIrcn. Hiss Janet Forbes Watkins.
sister Of the bride, who wore II ruff
iei lr"ek OF point-d'espr!t with trim
carried French baskc, OF Columbia
rohes. and McLain o'Ferrall. nephcw
81 the groom.
charming bit or sentimen; con :
fact that the bride WAS married on
her mothers wedding day, at the
Same hour. carried a bouquet Of the
same flowers. and her only ornaments
were the pearls worn by her mother
and Srandmother at their weddings.
The sro9msmen were Kenneth Z;
:. Perrin and Charles Culver.
Later In tao evening Mr.. and Mrs.
rnssle i.ft for Northern honey
their home in Richmond.
some Of the guests from distance
nti"adinE the wedding were Mr.. and
Air. aud Mrs John 81 burton and
Mrs. William o. baskerville. OF New
mort News: Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Tuggie. OF BLACKSTONE. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles and Robert Culver. OF Melton.
Tea for Miss rhomnson.
Miss Lizzie Boyd. OF "Restabi,." on
the Cary street Road. gave n pretty
Tea Yesterday afternoon at 1870
o'clock in honor OF Miss Fiorinc Nol;-
ing Thomason. Only the debutanies
In. sr.g.f AL A
Invitations.
Tables for Dsnsant.
Tables are. being rapidly reserved
FOR the big Thanksgiving dansant Ia
Jefferson Hotel on Saturday afternoon
from to . o'clock, under the aus
pieces of the Richmond Chapter
lsse, several pupils Of Misses Idear
'rrayior and Anne Boyer Will dance
and there will be dance contest. with
charming prizes for the winners
All Interested are cordially invited
- attend. and tables may he reserved
~ teIssip a,2rs a. Miss Martha Cham
Clarke, boulevard 300.
student HccItnI.
The Musicians Club Of Richmond
n presenting a group Of its studan;
""mtbers in recital this afternoon ~
tor!un.. This is the first affair of the
season by these young musicians. and
i'll club members are urged 10 en-
uUHraGe them by their presence.
Those taking part in the program
Margaret Barker, Mary Capor-
v Miss Fry. John Crowdcr, Eta
lnsOn, Mary Lakeland and Adele
silt, assisted by Miss wooden. vo-
iisi an active member OF the club
"a washington.
ll. aud AIRS. Frank Mebane. OF
stray. y. c.. are in Washington. at
ne Shorcham. for short stay. Mrs
Alehare addressed small gathering
Thursday afternoon In the home OF
tcl!ins OF her trip through the Bal
i,ans in aid Of Madame Grouitch's
serbian aid committee
Mrs. Mcbanc has been the recent
gncst OF Mrs !. Allison Hodges. and
spoke before tho Woman's club Mon
day afternoon.
IN AND OFT OF TOWN.
Mira. Gardiner Tyler and Afiss Mary Lyon