Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-20

Hno'hcr attractive dcDutante re-
msy added to tho list of young
ris TO be introduced TO society here
is teason In Miss Ammo Drewry
ahson is the daughter Of Mr.. AMI
rs. Edmund L. Benson, Of West
rankin Street and number of
lcreet Ting affairs will be given In
" honor. She has been attending
-unrt Hall. In Stanton. for the
'ht several years.
anre for aiiss Amber.
oh tho evening OF December 6,
r. and Mrs. John Nicholas Amber
III entertain at n dance at the
ountry Club. of Virginia. In honor
'hcir daughter Miss Luna Amber.
no liz bud OF this season. Miss
inhlcr was II student last year at
RS Scmplcs School for Girls IN
@" York City. Her sister, Miss
city Amber was ono of the most
,pular debutantos OF the past
inter.
urccrs for "Merry XyhlrL-
Atrs. a. Sidney Buford. Mrs. Sam
ohen, MIRA Charles 10. Whitiock,
E, and Mrs. Samuel BcIniBs will be
charge of tho groups OF men and
iris who arc to be at the rear OF
10 stage 70 form background for
10 dancers at THE Merry WhlrI"
hich Is to be given at the Academy
Music the last week In November
heBe groups VIII have an impor-
iht part In carrying out the gor-
eous spectacle of the big Arabian
iEhts Pageant. which Ia being pro-
uctd for the benefit OF the Instruc-
We Waiting NurHcs Association I'M
[er tho general craftsmanship OF Mrs.
OBJ. Cowardin.
The rohenraals will be directed by
III n
eck and efforts are now being made
p assemble the cast Immediately so
nat no time may be lost. The foyer
p the theater will be transformed
pto Turkish lounging room where
'bacco and candy will be offered
or sale by girls wearing the bril-
iant costumes of the Orient and
ne richly shaded lights and soft dra-
eriee Will make II one OF the most
etactive features OF the entertain
nj which Is to run fivc nights and
least one matinee.
>ntc OF Dance Changed.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Robins will
ave dance on November IA, in
tcad OF November IL. an previously
.nnounced, In honor OF their de-
,uante daughter. Miss Dorothy
sobins, The dance will take place
the Country Club OF Virginia.
INcddinE OF Interest.
a pretty wedding OF much interest,
|v@'ch was celebrated las, evening at
O'clock In Tabernacle Baptist
.hnreh, was that OF Miss Leonora
[hyrtle Smith. daughter OF Mr. and
Hrs. Robert Moss Smith and James
failiott Drinard, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
nmes c. Dr!nhrd. The church was
decorated in palms, lighted candles
anu autumn flowers. The bride en-
cred with her father, by whom she
!"aa given In marriage, and hcr wed
mig gown was an exquisite affair
pr duchcss satin and scQuins. Rnished
fTiu tulle. Her veil OF Illusion was
(arranscd with orange blossoms
|ei Bride roses and lilies OF the VAL
ICY. They wcro met at tho altar by
I-hc groom and HIS best man. Ed
fnund Smith. brother OF tho bride.
Iairs. J. Laurens Gilmore. Of Englc-
wood. was her sisters dame OF honor
Shc wore a costume of changeablc
pink taneta and carried an armful
ar Ophelia roses.
The bridesmaids wore: Misses
|toulie G. Garrett and Inez Wick. in
)-hangeable blue tnfreta trimmed In
pastel Flowers and silver ribbons:
Slary Ann Drinard, sister OF the
groom and Dorothy v. Smith. sister
Rof tho bride In green. Ada CARING
fton Gwathmcy and Helen Sidney
|PrFluc. In orchid color; Jane Eu-
(bank and Ida Mae Molcr. In yellow.
Their frocks wore fashioned alike.
|of tafreta trimmed with the flowers
|nnd silver ribbon. and they carried
bouquets Of pink Russell roses Lit
ne Mary Mae Chalklcy. who was
Flower girl. wore a frock Of pink
I(sanFlpettp nfy,tf n
the flower boy, Robert Douglas
|Kirtlcy. nephew OF the bride. wore
Ia white satin costume They carried
lbaskcts Of rose petals. which they
|t.--ttered before the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drinard left later
Tor Northern wedding Journey. A
reception for the bridal party was
held on the night previous to the
wedding and several attractive show
Chase City Wedding.
The Chase city Methodist Church
WAS the scene OF n beautiful mar
|riagc Saturday evening. when Colonel
|Lucius Gregory gave In marriage his
nie.!c. Miss Mildred Potts. TO John
|cartien Albright. Of Washington.
Rev. S. J. Brown. the brides ms
tor. ofHciated and little Mary Nor
wood Elan, dressed in white poin.
ucSprit was the ring bearer. The
church was decorated for the occa-
sion with ported ferns and golden
rod. and many yellow candles were
used to carry out tho color scheme
of green and gold. Miss Ida Deck,
from New York City. gave recital
before the marriage, and just before
the ceremony C. J. Faulkner sang
70, Perfect Love-
The bride wore white duchess
satin beaded with pearls and carried
n shower bouquet OF orchids and lilies
OF the valley. The gift Of the groom
was a bracelet set with sapphircs.
Miss Laura Potts. sister Of the
bride. who was maid OF honor, wore
peach taffeta and carried purple
chrysanthemums. The other attend
ants. Misses Serena and Seal Gregory,
uore green taffeta, and Miss Mario
>.::a Gregory. gold taffeta. The
groomsmen were Messrs. Mack AL
bright Victor Kebler. Robert Al
bright and Hunton Potts.
Among the many functions in
honor of the bride and groom were
reception by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hardy and Mr.. and Mrs. p. Fl. Mad
Tux. and following the ceremony. Mrs.
-. II. Potts and Mrs. Lulius Gregory
served n buffet supper to the bridal
party.
Among the out of town guests were