Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06


ranged in autumn leaves and ever
greens. and candles In old-fashioned
silver candleBticks lighted the draw
Ing rooms, where the receiving party
stood.
The debutantc wore costume OF
soft white satin and Ccorgctte crepe.
embroidered in silver birds, and car
rlcd Il huge bouquet of pink rosebuds,
tied with silver tulle strenners. Mrs.
Johnston. who Introduced her daugh-
ter. wore gown Of black Georgette
crepe. finished with lace. Miss Helen
rutherford Johnston. Il dcbutantc Of
last season. and Mra. Henry II. Mil
Ter. formerly Miss Sicketti Johnston,
were also In the receiving line. Miss
Johnston wore pale pink satin. made
with an overdress OF blue. and Mrs.
Miller was gowned IN gray taffet:l.
embroidered In silver
number OF guests from 4 distance
were in Richmond to attend the dance,
among them heinz Misses Emily Il.
Poultney. Lois Bryan and Alice De-
ford. of Baltimore. a buffet supper
was served at IL o'clock.
brilliant Concert.
The Musicians Club will present on
wednesday evening at the City Audi
torium tho Salzcdo Harp Ensemble. n
| very interesting organization, which
York papers "a little bit of heaven"
With them will be heard a very
charming young singer. Edna Thomas.
and the concert promises to be a tril-
liant affair.
buffet Dinner for Debutnntea.
Autumn leaves and pink blossoms
were used 10 decorate the home of
Miss Hazcltine Watson. 1916 West
Franklin Street last evening Al S
o'clock. when she gave q buffet din
ncr In honor OF three OF the seasons
Martha Mary IIoadley and Anne Ben
son. Miss Watson received with the
guests Of honor and those present
| included members of the debutante
set and thci- escorts. Pink chrysan-
themums. shaded lights and candles
were used everywhere, against
background of autumn foliage, and
the table In the dininR-room was also
arranged with pink chrysanthemum3
and candles
The guests went later to the Coun-
trv Club OF Virginia for the weekly
dance there.
Wedding of Interent.
An interesting wedding OF the
month. although quietly celebrated,
will be that OF Miss Gtnev!eve La;h
ron. daughter Of Charles =. Lathrop.
to John d. Blair. Jr., son Of Mr. ano
Mrs. John D. Blair. also of Richmond.
which will tal:e place at the home OF
tho bride on saturday, November 10.
Only small company of guests Will
. witness the ceremony.
number OF charming affairs have
been planned for Miss Lathrop pre-
r'ous TO her wedding. on Wednes-
day. November 16. Mrs. N ". Bowe,
or Hanover Avenue, is giving n
luncheon at the Westmoreland Club.
In honor OF tho bride, The invita-
tions will be limited to a few init.
mate friends. Wednesday evening.
November ls. Mr.. and Mrs. c. BarEs-
dale Lathrop will be hosts at sup
per-dance at their home In Byrd
Park, In honor or their sister. Miss
1.a;hrop,
Back From the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. hdnmson
have returned TO their apartment in
Monroe Terrace. after an extended
trip through the North. Mr.. and Mrs.
.Adamson visited New York, Atlantic
City and various places OF interest on
the New England Coast
In Rich niond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O. Dosher are
IN Richmond for the w,n,rr. ard Axe
now at 422 East Franklin Street Ter
the season. sir. and Mrs. Eosher rad
an apartment on Monument Avenue
last year.
FnirIaniI,-Gemm
Mr.. and Mrs. William GemmeN, OF
lioT BARTON Avenue. have issued in
ritations for the marriage OF their
daughter. Ann Louisa. 10 Wilbur
REID Fairiamo, sJn Of Mr. and Mrs
- II. Falriamb. also Of Richmond, the
ceremony To take place on Friday
morning, November IS. at 8 o'clock
IL Emmanuel Church. Brookhnl.
Inc bride and groom will leave
Immediately after the ceremony 70,
in extended motor trip.
The wedding will be one of mnch
interest. and many guests from n
distance Will be in Richmond 10 ar
tend It, W
tir. Doubleday to Sneak.
husseil Doubleday. OF Doubleday
rage Company. publishers, will nd
ess a Joint meeting Of the College
cub o. Richmond and the writer's:
Giuo at the Commonwealth Clun.
Thursday evening, at 8 O'clock Tbe
subject of Mr.. Doubleday's talk will
DC, Recent Tendencies in America
Literature" Miss Margaret Prescotr
montague, president of the Writer'S,
Grub viii introduce the speaker md
Mrs. F. Briggs Richardson, presisent
OF the College Club, will preside
Snunders-Cri.t.
MT. and Mrs. James Polls cris,
OF iron Gate, announce the approach
ing marriage of their daughter. IJ,t-
tie Coe. to Thomas Brady Saunders
OF this city. The ceremony viii tar.
place very quietly Thursday mornIux
In Richmond ing
At the W0man's Club. =,
On Monday afternoon. at 4 o.cIocl.
Daoney Forrest Carr will give a
song recital In the auditorium of the
Woman's Club NJ. Carr Is native
OF Aichmond and is an artist OF dis
tinction. OF whom Richmond NAV
wei be proud. He studied in .Eurone
and was formerly member of tho
metropolitan Grand Opera Corn
pany, and of the Clemen,ine de
were Sapio Opera Company. where
he sang such roles as Tonic in
'Pagliacci." Mephlstopheles. Friar
Lawrence. etc. lie was also solo
basso in the Brick Church OF New
YORK. succeeding Herbert 'Witber-
spoon.
Mr.. Carr is widely known firm,
coast 10 coaet as song rccitaI.s;
and soloist in oratorios and song
cycles. He was one ON the soloists
In the Wednesday Clubs May festi-
val laet year. He recently married
| MISS Minnie MacNeil of Riru,iry