Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01

!, December 1 is tho dato selected by
ana Mr.; T. T. Adams, OF 1897 Monu:-
ment Avenue. for. her debut ball.
winch VIII be given by her parents in
ut the jefferson Hotel. Miss Adams.
who is charming young girl. was
educated at Sweet Brlar College and
IL u popular member OF the younger
set here.
SAIL for France.
Mrs. William J: Wallace and her
daughter. Miss Virginia Wallace. of
hampstead sailed Saturday for
enter her daughter at school in
France for the winter. They were
accompanied BY Miss Charlotte Coal
ter. of New Kent County.
Mrs. Wallace and Miss Coalter ex-
pcct to return to this country later In
the season and spend the winter
months in Richmond.
Prominent Wedding.
Society here and throughout the
rage OF Mss Margaret Adelaide Bar
row. daughter OF Mrs. Herbert Milow
Barrow and Richard Wcstray AIRING
ton. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. A.
now OF Greenville. s.. e. The ccr,.-
mony took place on Thursday eve
ming ut $50 o'clock In Christ Church
Of a brilliant assembly OF suests.
church. officiating. Thes church was
decorated In groups Of palms and
with pnlms. white chrysanthemuIns
and Southern smilax. vested choir
OF twenty voices preceded the bridal
bridal chorus" Dr. Il. Ii. Peters
presided at the organ.
rhe bride entered the church with
AuGustus W. Smith. Her wedding
~ Ft,t Il 30.
quaint bodice draped with tho lace
worn by her mother at her wedding.
and TIE long court train OF satin was
deliberately embroidered In seed
pearls. Her veil OF rare old Limerick
lace was arranged In coronct effect
al held in place with orange Dios
10y. She .arried shower bouquet
lilies OF The valley ard Bride rosn'.
.hra. Lewis Wardlaw Smith. who was
nor sisters dame of honor. wore a
gown OF white chiffon and carried
John W. Arlington. Jr;,, was his
Known. of Concord, n. c., was maid
of honor. She. wore costume of
carried n"scHay of flowers :"
match her gown. The. bridesmaids.
who included Misses Alma Sally. OF
oranEcburg. S. C.: Octayia Arlington.
OF Greenvillc. and Mrs. William Shcr-
riil. OF Concord. We're 9owncd alike
IL turquoise oinbre Georgette. They
William Pcnder. Of Norfolk; John L.
Ingram. OF Richmond: Nelson airing
ton and Norwood Cleveland. OF Green
vile. and the ushers were; Alester
FurmaR. Eugent Smith, William IL.
Beattic and Melville Wcsterveldt. all
OF Grecnvillc. s. C..
formal reception Vas held at The
home OF the brides mother and Mr
and Mrs. Arlington left later for !:
wedding, trip TO bermuda. on ,hrir
return they will reside in Green7ilie
S. c.
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NJ. Tazsweii, caT!nE,on IN .n,, H rs n !,
sos East Grace Street. has Issued in
vitationa for tho wedding reception
OF her daughter. Mary Sanord,
IIoogewerH. United States, Navy. on
Saturday evening. November 20. at
G O'Clock. The ceremony VIII take
pany of relatives and friends at the
home OF the brides mother. the re-
ccptiun to be held Immediately after
A. the won,nns Club:
4 brilliant musical event OF this
afternoon. at I o'clock. Will be The
bers OF the Womans Club and their
guests. by Frank Gittelson. the IA
nous American violinist. assisted by
sylvan Levin. pianist
h!s playing. both at home and abroad
ani his program this afternoon will
he one Of the most interssting events
t?rmal reception VIII follow.
Miss CIniborne TO We'd.
Virginia Street. Farmvillc, last Mon
day night, announcing the engage.
ment and approaching marriage OF
Claiborne, to James Hardwell Mayes,
Of Petersburg. the wedding to take
PLACE in late December.
and autumn foliage. and In the draw
ing-rooms the color scheme. lavender
yellow. green and white. was carried
out. The mantels we're banked with
chrysanthemuma and asters in these
cnlors The dininE-room and rccep-
iion hall were used for dancing. the
ira. In the drawing-rooms progress
sive games were played. after which
refreshments were served by Miss
Florence Claiborne. assisted by Miss
Elise Carter. AT this time Miss Car.
ter took from the hand of Cupid
bride. which occupied place in the
bay window OF the room, an cnve-
lope that contained the fortunes and
destinies of the guests, distributing
i these.
Those present were:
Mas Elise Carter. OF Richmond; B.nnct
s,eii!a woodslI. VIVIAN p'L Philips. MAZE
f. BaskeEvIile. Of Charleston. $: c.; Flop
ton. KY. Mrs. Gladys Hoflinger. Mrs. w
l. Claiborne and Mrs, Louise Norris