Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
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Mrs. Harry Cullen, formerly Miss
Lena Miller who is spending some
time in Richmond. viii be hostess ut
Il luncheon to be given today at the
Commonwealth Club ut 1880 O'Clock.
Covers viii be laid for fourteen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. cullen, who are now
making thor home in New York.
the holiday season.
Tea for Dcbutantes.
y pretty affair OF ,hs afternoon viii
be the Informal tea 10 be given by
Mrs. Philip Powers 1T her home. sos
West Avenue. In honor Of Miss Sarah
Virginia Powers and Miss Elizabeth
G GNlx ,ns;nbe two buds Of ,h, season
have been Included in the invitations
Luncheon Yesterday.
luncheon yesterday at the Common
wealth Club. Places we're laid for
twcnty-ninc guests II WAS u stag
AFFAIR. and luncheon was served at /
TO Address Nur,cs.
Invitations have been issued 10 tho
Elise Dexter. OF Boston. OF Monday
afternoon; January ~. at 400 ocock.
~ INC Suhdny school room OF 81. PanPs
Shurch. Miss Dexter is Il nurse or in
tcrnhtional reputation, having lived in
the Orient FOR several years; She viii
speak on her work among the Chinese
women. She is u charming and most
in'crc sting speaker. and the affair
prom, premises to be an event OF note
DECORATIONS Of ferns. running cedar
and tall cathedral candles were used
City on New Years evening for the
wedding OF Miss Charlenc Dcycn lies
Ter and Charles Milton Booth. Of south
l;oston. Rev. II. 7. Williams. pastor
OF the bride. performed the ceremony.
Iicforc the entrance Of tho bridal party
Miss Marjorie Gregory, on the plano.
and Miss Frances Mauougcan. on tho
violin. rendered sweetheart aud TO
You and aiterward {. J. Faulkner.
Indcaring Young Young charms" :" accom- Din
panied by Miss Gregory and Miss
Innougcan.
The bride entered Tn" church with
her nIatron Of honor. Mrs. I. Albert
l;roocks. She was gowncd in ivory
satin. with a veil OF illusion. tho cap
hciuS fastened with orange blossoms.
and her lowers We're white roses.
Mrs. E-oocka wore dress Of delicate
orchid satin and carried Sweetheart
roses Miss Gladys Heater. IN flame
col"red velvet. carrying I<ill;TneH
roses: wax her. sisters maid or hGnor.
Little Margaret Hester and Mildred
were drcsscd in knickcrbockcrs Of
green satin with overdrcss OF white
iui.c. and carried siiycr sshcpher,Iess
ter and Margaret Finch were tile rib
0on girls. and wore frocks or silver
and white tuile. Eiily Hudgins, in !.
white satin suit. Was ring bearer
The bridesmaids Mere Misses Mury
Booth. OF South Boston: lncz Hester
Iinrdy amn ,nn ss'i crmaTds SeaIr,cS
',ity. Three Of them wore white sa,in
Win tllvcr cioth and white tulle. and
Erccn tul!c carrying out the color
srnsme OF Whit ana sreen. ~. car
r ,iSd arm arm honaue,s Of maidenhair fern
Iho ErooU'sman we're Joe. Lee. Tom
Inward Gray Stables. Of South Eos-
y
i,rcs,on tc"shesan ana George Hester.
Tre bride is the ,hrd daughter Of
Nj and Mrs. g: W. Hester. aud Mr..
liooth is connected with tho Lisgctt-
Myers Tobacco COMPANY, and IS now
After !, honeymoon In the South they
VIII MAKE their home in Chase CITY.
Mics Louise Hines was hostess at a
SILK hose shower given At her home . \
south Sycamore Street Monday after
noon. In honor OF Miss Mary Wilson.
Ter Stuart. Of Of iiitsbn ;i1 - ia. - ' Tse
.nd fcId. ,he none beIns aeeoTates
1 hs a> sA seo~ w s4a'f hand and MIA
miimiature sapids. about forty guests
Mw.rc invited
, DT and Mrs. RS ;.., II psoks9s Of
mere. pr. psokens has re r"so JGTsFS ra.
"nne" is%;i lm'ntS n"ntls scrNic"
,,. ~ ine,itS' NioIPS, ,niL'a Sta,c,
T,orns, rr,,, ,ao,' ~" " mouse ~ 1i4'
Ih u,yst III, HI. avenue
Miss I:cssio I,icc dau-b.or ~ ~,
late David Rice nf cbario,ra ,.,,,.,
house and Samuel kirhara Dnrrn..
son Of Mrs Clara WooIfolk Durrett
iiittnq W., wcrc i'ne arri rsnn ,n o. Red
ina Ms. II. III, l. Wllliams, a noon On