Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

A brilliant ball was given last
evening at the jefferson Hotel by Ell
moro ID. Hotchkiss. Jr., in honor OF
Miss Maude Ainslic, daughter OF
Mayor and Mrs. George Ainslic, whose
wedding TO David Maxwell Waddcy
Will BIO celebrated next Thursday
evening. MIR. lfotchkiSS received with
The guest of honor. assisted by Mrs.
George Ainslic and Mrs Everett wad-
dcy, mother OF the groom. and the
chapcronS for the evening included
MRS. II. ID. liotchkiss. Mrs. Garrett
H. Wall. Mrs. Horace S. IIawes andI
Mrs. Granville Gray. Miss Ainslic
wore Il costume OF tangcrinc crepe
meteor. finished with Il French wreath
or tiny gray flowers on the bodice.
ana she carried Il novel bouquet of
blue cornilowcrs. finished with "A We
nctian lace frill. Mrs. Ains!ie was
Eownod In black jet over black SATIN
The ballroom was Charmingly dec
Grated for the dance. The stage was
arranged with porch furniture. with
background Of palms and ever
green's and yellow gcnistra plants
the outer edge. Tall stands. topped
with baskets OF pink roscbuds.
against a background OF green, were
placed at intervals around the Gldcs
of the ballroom. and big baskets OF
pink roses, and pale yellow snnp-
dragons were suspended from the gal
lcry. The foyer was arranged with
shaded lamps palms and baekcts OF
roses and napdragons.
4 buffet supper was served ut mid
night in the dininE-room which was
arranged In very unique fashion.
The long table at one end Of the
room was set with "A large Venetian
lamp as a ccntcrplccc. the huge spray
OF nowcre. with the tiny lights show
Ing through. rising from a mound OF
flowers as a base The same effect
was carried out at either end. and
the smaller tables were arranged with
pretty little baskets OF pink sweet
peas.
About 500 guests were present last
evening and an orcheetra played for
tho dancing.
For Miss Cumninn.
Miss Sarah Powers Will give a small
dinner this evening at her home. 1902
Park Avenue: IN honor of Miss Diana
cummins. OF Washington. who is
spending come time here az the rucet
Of Mics Frcdcricn Campbell. Covers
Will be laid for twelve. and the guests
viii 20 later to tho Country club OF
Virginia TO attend the weekly dance
there.
Luncheon ut WOman's Club.
An attractive affair of the week will
he the luncheon for club mem crs. to
b" held at the Wornan's Club Thurs
day AZ l:3c o'clock. \ number Of
interesting women speakers will be
heard AT this time. and the affair
promiscs TO be charming one in
every detail. II Will be similar to
entertainments OF tho Kind given by
wom"n's clubs in vIrioUa parts Of
The country and Ia a unique feature
OF tho club PROGRAM for this year
Reservations for the luncheon must
be made ~ tho club not later than
o'clock Monday evening. Mrs. Hen
~ Aylett Sampson viii be toast
mistress. and the affair Is open 10
all club members, as we'll ms those
holding guest cards.
Prominent Wedding.
\ wedding OF interest here is tha.
Of Miss Elizabeth F.chtclor daughter
OF Rear Admiral Augustus +. Fcch-
;cicr, United States Navy, and Mrs.
fcchtclcr. 10 John Vernon Manners.
son OF DR.. and Mrs; william sutton
Manners. OF Montcla!r, y. J. The ccrc-
mory, which was performed ~ Chap
tain NJ. T Pcarcc. took place Wcdn"s-
day a, o'clock In Admiral Fech-
;"'cr's room in Norfoik. In the pres
rrcc of only the m cnhers Of tho FAM
ilv. du" TO the ndmiral's Illness. The
bride. who WIS given In rnarriaG" by
her father. wore a gown Or White
pearls Her tulle we'll, which was ar
ranged with coron"t Of real lace.
worn by her grnndmothcr. was caught
With sprays OF orange blossoms, and
her flowers were a shower bouquet Of
sweet peas She was attended By her
two sisters. Mrs Herbert u. Rays and
HlltS Amy tccut|IFr. VINO acted
natron and maid OF honor and wore
dresses Of yellow taTeta embroidered
In brown ana carried arm bouquets
Of daisies and 1elphininn. The groom
vas attended by Lieutenant w NJ
Fcllcrs. u. 5. y. r. T., who was best
man.
Following tho webbing large re-
ccption was given NJ tho command
ants home: The lower floor WAS dec
Grated with palms. smiiax and white
sraparaEnns and music was furnished
hy- the Training Station orchestra
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs Man
mrrs left for Northern wedding trip
after which they will make their
home In New York
Among the u.-of- town guests at
~" wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Gorse. 81 Needham Heights. Mass:
Mr. and Mrs. ID. n: McCullocK Of
Manh2ssct, l.. l., and Messrs Alfred
and Milton Fuller. OF Montclair. y. j.
Quiet Wedding.
w. H. Alley and Miss Rcna 4. rtlcv
were married Thursday. April 81, at
o'clock in the parior of Rev. W,
street BAPTIST church. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. GhIlArcss,
MISS Ora Mann. OF Powhatah County,
and Ray Alley The bride and groom
left At once for Washington ana Bal
timorc and Will be at home after MAJ
nj 40 East Ninth Street, south
Richmond
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond from Rear Admiral Guy II,
Burragc, l.. :. ~, ana Mrs. Burrarr
to the marriage of their daughtcr
Mar Graham. to William Watts
Gwathmey. Jr, on Thursday, MAY >.
ut O'Clock, at Christ Episcopal
io n~Ff fh. N wrdSinr reSeption VIII fol
miral Burragc in the Navy Yard.