Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19

Tho Country cub of Virginia was
transformed into u Japanese garden
iast evening. with It's gurlunds or
flowers and low swinging lanterns
hnh bright coiored lights. for the
aahcc given thero by Mrs. Lewis IL.
hiia'r in honor OF hor debutante
daughter. Miss Joan Field Blair. Tho
gallery was draped In smilax and
MOWERS and Japanese lanterns and
"isteria were strung from one end
Of tho dance hall to tho other. A
huse screen held tho beautiful bou-
guets, sent Mas Blair last evening
@ ne pary ana ' faz
me receiving line.
Mrs Blair introduced her daughter
%y&s..sed in receiving by Mrs. william
;,.nd Miss sarah WARREN; Of Albany,
licre for an extended stay. The de-
hutante wore Il Charming costume OF
SOFT white satin trimmed In pearls
~ the valley and orchids. Mrs. Blur
wore gown Of black seQu!ns and
niehas and M hss wsse r nS5ns
s,uar. Miehaux. MIR. ana Mrs: tamil
oaraes sa Ma mr. and %na sr MFT ob Man' %
liams,. Mr. and Mrs. ,Adolphus Blair
and Mr.; and Mrs. Robert Carter ns
evening, Mrs Williams and Mrs Car.
loza presiding 1T the punch bowl.
This Is the second debutan,c ball OF
,h.., season and tho clubhouse was
brilliantly decorated for the occasion.
y stringed orchestra played sor the
H ,.iHang am buffet ~, SUPPER Was
Included the dancing get.
'.ursf Of Miss Mnssic.
|. Miss Katherine Cooke. of Towson.
Nd. who - a student at Sweet Briar
College. IN the guest or Miss Ida
Masste at her home on Monument
Venue. M!ss Cooke. who Is coll
n."nh 10 attend the dcbutante dance
- the latter. which takes place to-
Lichi TT the Woman's club.
Mis- Cooke vii! be in the receiving
lac AZ the dance this evening and II
n'nbcr OF !nforinal affairs win he
niyan for her during her stay here.
'rhe Thanksgiving dance Of tho vir-
Iinia Boat club WIN take place next
rom tol o'clock. This is the sec.
ntid Of "A series OF dances TO he given
~ n. boat club and Will take place
at the Jefferson Hotel. number of
prominent women viii act a. chap
orons.
Miss HIEger Entertained.
Another charming dobu,antc affair
% Yesterday was the o'clock tea
given ~ Mrs, Y r.. Ellett II her
hone on West Franklin Street. in
|, Nh"nt forty guests were present and
'hr-" included the d.butantes OF the
winter. several n the buds OF last
season and number or out flown
Su"ats; the drawing rooms were ar
ranged With quantities OF palms.
ferns and tall vases OF yellow chrys.
aninomnms and autumn leaves. and
rod and yellow flowers were used
IN the library AMI hall. \ color
ss l,,.,i,., OF green and white was et-
room where tca was served. A crys-
TAI basket flied with white chrvsan-
ihMsnnms ana , TED with = butterfly
ternlece for the table and the candles
We're shaded in green and silver Mrs.
anor a 1srsy%H by WI ~, 'hs so Ss'i a Of
and Mrs. Warren Ward and Mrs.
.'!if:on Miller presided al the punch
MnrrIed In Orange.
The marriaE. OF MisH Mary jack
wich. OF Richmond, was celebrated
I'D nome Of tho bride the csre-
Mcdaniel. OF Richmond, took place
before an improvIHcd altar OF ever
Srs"ns; banked with flowers. and
wore n wedding gown az ivory satin
nn S, t srns, yell entered the rcoin with
~ "t''1'. alt'l II. oon 10y
Sh: carried a bouquet of orchids and
lilies ot the valley. Her ONLY orna-
mont was a rope Of pearls. The gif,
OF tho groom. An interesting fact
~ connection with this ceremony is
that the brides mother and grand
mother had been married IN the same
room.
Miss Anne Relic Eubank. of King
william. wearing frock OF blue and
carrying sunset roses, was maid of
honor. and little Norwood McKen-
Gie was the ring bearer Robert !.e!,
wich, brother OF the groom. acted as
hest man. The brides Eoing-away
gos,ume was OF brown with hat In
Among the guests from a distance
K W.ns Mr. In, aid ill., Mrs Norwood Nc
and Mrs. sinton Mckenzie, Miss Net
Herr EnSank. Mi ns sm %aew halo Nus Nus
hank, Mr.. JuStis. Of kichmond. Miss
| Mary CroNton, Mr.. and Mrs Larkin
Wills. Misses Agnes and Louise VIII
81 liz, Of Orange.
Aft9r = Wedding Journey Mr.. and
Richmoni The ,. h nfke IS the the home
daughter Of Mrs. NJ. S. Wood.
Quiet Wedding.
\ quiet wedding took place satur-
Jay. November IL, when Miss Mamie
"; Eubank became the bride of
klarney d. Wright. OF this city. Tho |
ceremony was performed by the Rev. |
X. Aubrey Williams. Immediately mr. |
~ the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wright |
oft Tor an extended Northern tour. |
Before returning TO this city thew
viii spend some time in Lynchburg
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