Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

fRail road. 1t was a stag affair, given
t3t the Wall home. and 800 prominent
Wall to meet Mr.. iiarahan on this
occasion. The drawing rooms were
arranhed throughout IN tail vases and
let flowers ana ferns were banked
on the mantcls. 4, was an old-fash-
,oned Christmas party In every de-
Eaii uao an Old Virginia supper was
lTeIVcd ~ the dininS-room.
M n fascinating feature OF the deco
atiohs WAS III" arrangement OF the
tnolo In the dining room. y min,a-
lure TRACK ANA train WAS laid rs
foadbed winding up tho sides III
ihouHtainh. blooming III laurel and
% d r o n. and every tiny
J detail Of a ralioa was carried out
~ enchanting f.ahion. Miniature
y movers bloomed on the mountain
s,dns. formed or dark green moss.
carried out .vc,y detail Of tile rail.
Fnads coLrge through tho Virginia
MOUNTAINS. The Ices .scre serycd in
me shape 81 Tiny trains and the en-
me most novel that has been given
mere toi number Of years
q, ;;smsns ne guests from II distance
Ferguson. OF Nowpor, News: Iierber,
Ii,NLpatr!ck. OF Huntington. ". va:
ahh whitaker. Of Cincinnati, and
;,." ,m' Carter Glass. OF Washing
Buffet Luncheon Yesterday.
~ u"uy function OF yesterday waa
i LEI vuhEs .t1nchGan given by Mrs
Westwood Avenue. In honor of rnr
Sfouns niece, NILES Amanda stewart
SniH, ian Jhe house was decorated in
nolly and c"ergr.eus. NTH ,aii siI.
Hsr vases Of poinsctt!as on tho man
VIE, ah' poinS"'tlaa and rcd candles
i ng-ro ossd ,. on the .aSle II the din
o. MISS BrYan's friends.
Mihs Bryan Is student at Ioxcror,
9Ghno2. near Midd!cburc, this scssion
days a a, sG!ie ab,rSSnh nc christmas holt
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John s,cv nvt
nayan; Several attractive affairs
Ing the ei ho, Eyer !vcn In her honor dur
'ussf OF Misn Valentine.
Ncu. HS HSis hughes, OF BEDFORD ii!lls.
er Jw E nra Is NE guest OF Miss Kath.
ner parents Mr.. and Mrs. IIenTv
s, Sc Valentine. ITO south Tmird
Miss Hughes is a a,.rb,or >, a.
tnq ArS. Rupert Hughes. Of Sssw
Ten for Mrs. Hr,r.
10 W yea this Afternoon al her nom" m,.
west Franklin street in hon V,e o.. OF
YYns; James Wilson Hall Of No,y
RicSmownhlo snepdims some time in
Miss Bertha Ndamson. a. tVrme.iy
IN - tho guest OF nor parcnYs n,
Fhc,r MIS- Arthur l.. Adamsom. -,
for the phn n,,,dnnsmt IN Monroe Terrace
''" rnn for Miss Mns>ie.
christmas flowers In ,bo ,,,,.,.
@v''ss M 'eT Ta,iisd- the bone Of Mrs.
a,Hhue. for tho bunet nr,',cuo.,,
Mulch she was hostess y,.si.rt,t. g.,
,nnohor or Miss Ida Watkins M:..sI..'
Mrs Es arenm e. aSnnEh'cr q Mr. and
Doh place at o'clock. and tho ri,..ts
limited 10 tho dc5utantcs al,
} req candies decorated tn" IunSbcn,
ihple and the naniel In tho dining
.noTn MAS banked In holly and cv"i =
nrItnhs; Mrs. TalinfGrro received
Miss Louise TaIiaforro. VINO ~,
nome from Oldhelds near baltimore
t ~, ~" h3ildays. and her guest, Miss
bunrr for S"unErr Set.
MISS Mari Anne Evans d,urb,c- az
MT ana MIS-. J.. : Evans or MGnu-
ntnt Ave'ine. Who is attending school
Ia members OF the younger socic. :,
set last evening al an attractive
christmas dance given AT the Conn
Try Club OF Virginia. The clubhouse
VAS decorated In cvcrgrcrns, bright.
"nIored lights and scnrie, flowers ard
Inrlands OF running cedar. twined
with Christmas lights. were fcs-
loohed from The corners Of the room
20 great rcd bells i'm the center OF
The ceiling. Miss Evans received
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Evans.
assisted by Mrs. T., Il. Lancr,y and
Mrs. Edwin =. Laird
\ buffet supper was served nj II
O'Clock and an out-of-town orchestra
played for tho dancing. The guests
+, included members az the younger set
ard "a number OF visitors here FOR the
holidays.
Ten for Miss TnyIor.
Miss sarah Powers was hostess at
2 pretty tea ySs afternoon a.,
honor OF Miss Virginia Taylor, who
has recently returned TO Richmond
after years absence ab"oad About
acventy-ivc guests were present and
these included the hcbutantcs o.; this
season and few Of the coll
lese girls homo for the HOLIDAYS.
The rawing-rooms were decorated
IN evcrcrccns and crimson flowers.
was set with u big basket of poin-
S3ttias and red candles in tall silver
candlesticks.
Miss Powers received with Miss
Taylor and Miss Martha M!nger. Of
New York who is visiting Miss Pow
: crs. Tea was poured by. Misses Mary
. Halves. Mary Dahc Taylor and lane
Strudwick. and Miss Martha Wall
and Mrs. John Martin assisted in the
dininE-room.
31rs. Eaton Hostess.
z MIS-. Charles w. Eaton, or 25o?-A
Hanover Avenue. was hostess ycster-
sday ut a birthday and Christmas
dinner given at her home. 1t was Il
charminr affair in every detail and
covers were laid for twenty guests.
The decorations were carried ia the
holiday colors and shaded lights and
holly were used in the drawing
rooms.
HugheS--MortoR.
A wedding of interest was solmn.
lied "Wednesday, December 90. at 1880
o'clock. in the First Presbyterian
Church. South Boston, when Miss
Martha Madison Morton, The youngest
daughter n! Mr.. and Mrs: Samuel Car
ter Morton. became the bride OF John
Knox IirGhcs, OF Durham, y. G.
The church was artisticnly dec
Grated in the Christmas colors. red
and green. and the wedding music
was rendered by Miss-AIargarct Tug
gle, Joe Lee. John BoOthc and Hugh
Vaughan.
the arm of her father by whom she
was given in marriage. She wore a
travelling suit of blue, with mole
skin trimmings and hat to match.
and carried q shower bouquet of
Sweetheart roses. orchids and lilies
of the valley. Her maid Of honor.
Miss Elizabeth penick. daughter Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. NJ. Penick. was gown
cd in n frock OF turquoise blue taft
feta. with fur trimmings and dra-
pcries Of illusion, and carried pink