Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
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:. Several hundred guests attended the
New Years reception given yesterday
by Mr and Mrs Eppa I1unton. Jr.. ut
their home. $40 West Franlslin street
IT is an annual event. ana is ALWAYS
one OF the most brilliant functions OF
INC entire winter season. and many
distinguished guests were present
The drawing rooms were arranged
with slender vases OF pink roses and
w wussS ,s %iii0 ;n ana the same flowers
party stood In the pink drawing room.
ana; ana Mr: ana Mrs, ,Hunton greeted
a amer EG MES assisted b. Mrs. Jainieson
Laura and Sadie Payne. Mrs. Hunton
was handsomely gowned in changeable
i olue .nhe ia. Finished with fur and
iace. ana her Mowers were pale pink
orchids and white hvacinths Mrs
Jameson Jam son wore white Georgcttc crepe
f trocks OF cream-colored lace ana
JcorSctte crepe. with noscgays OF pink
sweet a, peas Others assisting the
noon were SIt she n, of the Wb ,sr
Mrs Westmoreland Davis. Mrs. Jacquc-
I'm T. Taylor. Mrs. Henry Landon Ca
stewart Bryan: Miss Margaret Morson.
Mrs a 3. Miil iams, Mrs Mrs. W WhtinEE
Hoof. The young girls serving in the
dinlng- room included Misses Ritchic
S hcGiuire. Agnes Montague, Bull, Mary
Williams, Margaret Johns. Alice Hoge,
R0saiic Nolan and Margaret Williams
Inc dtning-roorn vas also decorated
IN pink roses. and pink roses and
n!iSnonette were used as center
piece Of the table. buffet luncheon
was served, The IIunton home is one
o: Inc hanuSomest in the city, and It's
wide rooms, with their pretty hang
tnSs. made an effective setting for the
gowns OF the women in Attendance.
fashioned Virginia Christmas party.
and every detail OF the entertainment
Z arranged like the big, New. Years
ing here so widely known for lis
charm and informally.
Attend baltimore Dance.
A number OF Richmond guests at
Bachelors. Cotiiilon Club given In Ba,e
!noEe Wednesday evening Among
these II. were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hill
The DECORATIONS werc all in Keeping
with the holiday acason. and there
' were favors and confetti Tor the rg-
the central chandelier. WITH red
streamers fcstooncd to the galleries.
-ounet supper was served on the
stage, and miniature Christrnas tree
was used on tho central table.
Interesting Lecture.
DR.: Rosa!ic Slaughter Morton viii;
speak In the auditorium OF the Won
an ans Club this afternoon at o'clock
which was founded by Virginia con,
trtbutions. and all who arc Interested
M sre cordially ally invited to attend. Dr..
speaker. will tell exactly how the
, worN has progressed and show how
from Serbia
Luncheon md Reception.
Mrs Eugene Lewis Davis gave n
.nn1 ,he and at home; on Wednesday
laid for ten a, the luncheon, and a
number OK guests attended the ~
homo home: % o9'S S- % w1ieh we're given ia
loft for New YORK city. .
Wedding or Interest.
a prominent wedding. although
quietly celebrated. took place December
her youngest daughter. PhyIIis Chanl
der. became the Sride OF Joseph @
edwards. OF South Boston.
Owing 10 bereavement in the BRIDES
,,ra,miiy. the wedding was very ouiet,
nhe bride was gowncd in h.tndsom
was Il shower OF Bride roses. Her Sis
,sr' Mrs n NJ. Rawlings, OF South
fill. rendered tho wedding march A
buffet luncheon was served and inc
bride and groom left later for a wed
dinS tour OF Southern Florida
Miss Browns Lecture.
Miss Mabel Brown, Of Norfolk. Will,
mold her regular 5imonthly class i'm
current events this morning at the
Woman's Club at 1880 o'clock Mis-
brown has been spending some time in
Hichrnond as the guest OF friends
Tnrtcr-TinsIey
North Ran baptist Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding az J O'Clock
Monday evening. when Miss Lucy Byrd
itnslty. daughter ot Mr. and HIrs,
Charles Edward Tinsley. of Greenwood,
became the bride OF I.'nwood k.ugcnc
carter. OF Richmond. The church was
decorated FOR the occasion. The bride
entered the church with her father.
and was met at the altar by the groom
With his brother. william. as best man
ne ceremony being performed By the
rev DEITY. pastor OF North Run
Church. The bride was gowned In
write crepe dc chine and silver lace,
With veil OF illusion and carried a
Miss El8ie TinsIey, niece of the bride
and groom. was maid OF honor She
was gowned In pink Georsette and
silver lace and carried an arm bouquet
Little. Miss Dorothy southwor,h
girl. and Edward Tinslcy. nephew Of
the bride and groom. was r!nEbearer.
Lucy and Elizabeth Tinsley. nieces of
the bride. were ribbon girls. and Miss
Susie Hayden and John Napier the
other attendants.
The wedding march was rendered bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowardin. of Greenwood.
Tho bride and groom left later for