Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

dale. OF Lynchburg. Little Miss Jean
Hunter. OF Greenwich was Hover girl
Tho reception at the home Of ,hc
pride. s0s West Franklin street. was
limited 10 the bridal party, tho family
and Il few intimate friends, ON ac-
count Of mourning. The house was
decorated in Southern simla.. pink
roses and shaded lights. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moon left later in the evening
Tor wedding Journey and on their
return VIII make their home in Rich
mond. Among tho guests from II dis
tancc attending the ceremony were:
Mrs. y. NJ. Scales, Of Danv!ile; Mise
Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. \. ". scales.
Of Greensboro, y. G. MIR. and Mrs.
Pinckney Scales OF Greensboro: SIR.
and Mrs. G. o. Hunter. Of Greenwich.
Conn. and Mr. and Mrs. John Moon.
OF 1.ynchburg.
Dinner For Debutnntc Srt.
Another charming dinner for
the dcbutHntea OF tho season was that
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Erockenbrough at their home
on South Third Street. in honor OF
their daughter. Miss Anne Brockcn-
brough. and her cousin. Miss Virginia
Wallace. daughter OF AIR. and Mrs
William J. Wallace, who aye making
their debut this winter. The house
vines and white chrysanthemurny and
white flowers and lighted candles
were used on the mantcla. Follow
ing dinner, tho guests went 30 tho
Country CLUB 10 attend the weekly
hop there.
Sil.s Wallace ANA hcr parents have
Just returned from n trip abroad and
VIII spend tho winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stafford PARKER az 1888 Wee,
Franklin street.
Motoring North.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C;iibcr, Luce and
family arc touring to Sew York 20
attend tho marriage OF thc:- son. Ed
yard Eerton WESLEY Luce. which
takes place November ,. While there
thcy VIII be the guests OF DR.. and
MTe. Albert Bosart Jefferson. Of MI.
Vernon! y. Y.
Dances for CHERRY NhirI"
The initial dance on the program
for The Merry Whi.l." is tho cyn,-
bal dance. Of which Mrs. Lawrence
j. Price Is the cha peron. and tho
sixteen Girls comprising It are
among the most attractive In The
CRY. Their costumes viii bc en-
t!r"ly new and brilliant with al, the
rich co!orins OF the Orient. for IN.
scenes OF the e::travaganza a.e laid
IN OLD Hagdad and carry one b:.ci;
10 The Arabian S!gh,s Members Of
ms group arc Miss Carrie TalIafcrro.
MISS Maud Slater. Miss Katherine
slater. Miss Virginia Taylor. Misc
Nirsi nia Jones. Miss Margaret Pow
err, hiss Betty Amber. Miss Doro-
thy Rhcutan. Miss virginia Nc
.i.!vva. Miss Virginia ellington. Miss
MoFie Wilkinson. Miss Frances
Heindl. Miss Miller. Miss Helene
Luce und Miss Elizabeth Luce.
The entire entertainment. which
~ Tor the benefit OF the Instructive
Mating Nurses Association. is I'M
der tie chairmanship OF Mrs. &. O'D.
Cows-'iir. AID will BE- piyan ~ tho
Academy o; Music for ii"c nights. ana
AT least one matinee. beginning No.
NeIaerr %. One o: the features OF
the event viii! be the fashion show
ia charge Of Mrs. J. scot: Parrish.
and n number OF prominent women
"l.i assist her in making the show
peculiarly attractive. Mrs. Henry
Wellington cobb is 10 be hostess a:
the Turkish room. into which the
ioyer OF tho iheatcr is to be trauE-
formed, and shc will have with her
number OF young girls who will
pass around cigars and cigarettes.
each wearing the costumes OF the
land OF the star and crescent. Re
hearsalS are now well under way
and arc supervised by Miss Lila
stewart, the coach. MISS Jane Cuall-
man playing for the dancing.
For Mss Hoadicy.
IN homo. o. Miss Martha Mary
Hoad!ey. tho debu;ante daughter OF
NJ. aud Mrs. y. NJ. !Ioadiey. Miss
Carrie Lee Waddy viii entertain
at All afternoon reception on Fri
day. November -, IN. af'a!. Will
be given At Misc Waddcy's home,
1876 Monument Avenue.
y number al charming affairs have
been planned 10: Miss iio;lIicy ta!s
season.
AZ the WOmnn'S Club.
On Monday afternoon At 4 o'c,oc.:.
Club, Miss GcorSiana Goddard King
viii lecture on Two Elements In
Spanish Art. F.x;ravasanca and
Realism" All the arts. including
poetry vii! be considered. ana the
various cpochs from the twelfth
century To the present day. This
lecture iias recently been given 1T
is illustrated with lantern slides.
Miss KinG is "a gradutc OF Bvyn
Mawr. where she Is now professor
OF the History OF Art. and is one %
the four women enjoying fU;i mem
bership in tho IIispanic Society oi
America.
She edited streets Gothic Arc!,i-
wrote 1.-The Way OF st. James" pub-
lished last yea-. which took seven
years and four Journeys to spain to
complete. Miss Adele Williams il
chairman OF the afternoon. and hos
tess for the informal tea, after tho
lecture. will be: Mcsdames James y.
Noncure. Andrew j. Gray, Robert
Il. rcyton. Jr.. Thomas ~ S'ayth,
Gasii W. co%ic Richmond Moore.
Ernest T. T-icc and Louise l.. Glitch
ms.
Club Rcdecoratcd.
OF much interest to club members
and their friends is Tie tact tina; the
handsome auditorium OF The Woman's
Club has rccc nti:' been, Federated and
improved in IL very artistic and
charming manner. The walls have
been tinted n very delicate grey. AMI
the stage setting should set q new
standard IN such things i'm Richmond.
Great velvet curtains. presented bv
The president Of the club. Mrs. r. ~
Crutchield. arc hum: on either side
OF the stage and handsome chairs and
table, suitably arranged. are used
10 sc. Il, wi:h Il most unusual rug.
hung a, the extreme rear, which was
loan@d the club by Miss julia Suliy I
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