Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
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Miss Josephine Harrison. daughter
Mrs. John S. Harrison. wal hos
ess az n charming tea given yester-
ny afternoon at the home OF her
~ West Grace street, In honor OF
ihge to William Barksdnle Warwick
yiii 10 smart society event OF next
y essads the paglors
lties Of pink blossoms and shaded
ghts and the inantels were banked
YIN ferns and pink dahiias. Miss
imrrlson received with the guest OF, OF
onor and those present included the
ehutantes OF tho winter and y few
n Innate friends OF the bride to-bc.
Mrs. Robert Nelson Pollard poured
isted I'm doing tho honors OF tho
.1ternoon. Misses Martha Harrison
nd katc Rucker served tho guests.
Mss Harrison Is u debutante of the
fairs have been planned in her
Ionor,
Invitations Issued,
Invitations have been received In
Richmond from Mrs. lierhert Milow
marriage OF her daughter. Margaret
ldelaide. to Richard Westray AIRING
on. son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John W. Ar
ng1oni formerly %nsrr;,,s of 1his city but
october 90, at $3.50 O'clock in Christ
'hurch, at Greenvllle. and Il number
guests from Richmond viii go
'outh for tho wedding.
Mr.. Arlington tx u nephew OF Mrs.
H. Ingram. OF this city, and belongs
one OF the oldest and hest known
bnnk-iIendcrson.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Irving
Henderson. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
ohn y. Henderson, to Edward JEFF
erson Eubank, was celebrated at
he brides parents. near Milford.
hroline County, on Saturday after
loon at o'clock. with only the two
anliies and a. few close relatives
ng-room With her father, by whom
he WINS given away. and her broth
;room's best man. Sho woro IA smart
I'VE travelling. costume OF navy blue
oaes. Miss Franees 0'' IIende Ms
vho was her sisters maid Of honor,
wore white Georgette crepe dress
md carried an ariGfui Of Sunset roses.
little Susie Henderson, sister Of the
ride, was mower girl. She wore
white organdic frock and carried Il
basket Of La France roses.
The drawing rooms were decorated
Southern smilax. cvcrgreena and
link dahlias. An improviaed altar
vas arranged with background OF
yerGreens and ferns with pink roses
nd tail Cathedral candles. Rev.
darshali Wingticld, pastor OF both
bride and groom. and collegemate
nony.
Mr. and Mrs. Eubank left later for
wedding journey, and on their re-
urn Will make their home at Mill
ord. Mr.. Eubank formerly lived in
King and Queen County. Both bride
4 a "a IL. a
heir wedding OH Saturday is an
vent Of much interest here and in
Washington.
.nnuni Hook deception.
Noman's club Will take place Octo-
Ter is 1T ! O'Clock In the club pur-
ors The speakers OF the afternoon
v!il be Miss Nichi Hawai-, OF Tokyo.
Japan. who Will speak on The 1nfiu
'nce OF Modern Literature on Japan
,sc Women" and Rev. Frank Pratt,
Ibf Richmond. whose subject will be
The Gin Of Books" Miss HAWAI-
viii be Introduced IS Miss Katherine
iawcs and Mr.. Pratt by Mrs. Wal
ace Gin.
The hostesses will he: Mrs. Stuart
Mcclure. Mrs, Lewis q. Larus. Mrs.
George y. Morgan, Miss Julia Moore,
Mrs; Archer G; J9nes Mrs. Thomas
hip.
To Give Piay In GInter Park.
The young women OF Ginter Park
'rcshyterian Church Will give mis-
Iionary drama In The chapel OF the
JnlOn Theolog !cal Seminary on FRI
lay evening at 8 O'Clock. II Is not 4
)lay, but a religious service and there
Sill he no stage accessories except
appropriate costumes.
The persons represented Will In
,lude:
Mrs S,nniey. n worldly Christian:
Miss Maxwell a missionary visitor,
Conscience: the women who never
;ncw"; an American Indian girl: an
girl. Chinese lady; II Japanese, Him
IN, chi!d-widow, a Siamesc:
brazilian. an African. Korean,
iyrian and Persian.
Ia Texas for Itcunion.
Miss Hazel Powell has been in
;hc Confederate Reunion. Mlss
Powell was appointed by the Ten
nessec sponsor as one Of her maids
u honor for the reunion and was
much entertained during her stay In
Houston. She will later visit rela-
ives in Houston, before returning 10
his city.
Miss Powell is member Of the
Richmond chapter. United Daughters
Of the Confederacy.
Pretty Wedding.
on Saturday. October 4. at 4 O'Clock
4 pretty wedding took place at the
residence OF Mrs. NJ. ~. StrRtton, i0l
West Main street. when her niece.
liam Nicholas Mills. became the bride
Of Richard Sinclair O'Mohundro, Jr.,
formerly Of Fluyana County. The
halls and parlor were decorated with
palms, golden rod fall flowers, shaded
lights and Cathedral candies. The i'm.
Drovised altar was draped with q
white shawl. an HEIRLOOM OF the
brides great grandmother.
The bride, who wore IL travelling
suit OF old blue broaGclotk trimmed
in beaver with hat and gloves To-
match, entered the parlor with her
cousin. William Plumer Carter, and