Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
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Air. ana Mrs. John Nicholas Amber,
Il OF 222l Monument Avenue. have is
sued invitations for a dance to be
given on the evening OF Monday. De-
cembcr =, at o'clock. in honor of
their daughter Miss Luna Neal AM
| pier who is making her debut this
! season The dance will be given at
the County club of Virginia.
| Attend Dances.
| Misses Susan Johnston. Dorothy
Robins. Anne Brockcnbrough. Jean
Blair and Elizabeth Wall were among
/ the Richinond girls attending the
| ThanksS hops ut the Virginia
! Military Institute in Lexington last
week. Miss Johnston and Miss Robins
viii be the guests Of friends at Sweet
/ 'riar College for few days. before
returning Ia Richmond
brilliant IInIIins Luncheon
y brilliant event Of saturday was
the luncheon Eiv"h ut the Rose Bowl
/ Inn by the iachmond Chapter. Alum
nae Association Of IIollins College
Covers were laid for nifty ana the
SucSts included many visiting alum
nae from various parts OF the state.
as well as local members Of the chap
ter, ana others especially interesting
IN the endowment fund for iIollins.
which Will be launched som" time In
IA" coming year. The guests were
seated at many small tables. deco
rated in pink baskets OF pink ana
white chrysanthcmums. and Miss
Mary Burlington. the newly elected
president OF the Richmond chapter.
presided
Informal talks on the History of
ltoliins College In the past. its mar
Vicious growth and development in the
past twenty years. ANA 1t brief outline
"t It's plans for the future were given
by Estes Cooke. secretary and treas
uerer az liollins. and Miss Kelly OF
ll"iIins. VIII" g. ih4 executive Score
tary OF the Alumnan Association. Mr.
George -. Morgan. former president
of the Richmond chapter. and Miss
Elizabeth wiz. yir"-prcsidcnt of ia"
Richmond hrarvh. Thousands OF
;tiuinnae of !I"llus. which was found
ed In 1872 ana was the FIRST college
Ia the South To Civ. higher education
10 women. are organizing all over the
United states and when ,hc cudow-
m"nt campaign is launched every
worker Will be in plac" frr the task.
Any former student OF Iiollims inter
csted may communicate with Miss
Kelly At ii"iiins College. Na.
Gtntrr Park Club.
Or. II. -. &. Maciarhlan VIII be the
speaker at the Literary Round Table
OF the Gintcr Park Woman's club
Wednesday, afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
The club viii meet in tho parish
house Of 81 Thomas church. ,iiutcr
Park. Mrs. Philip Browdcr viii he
chairman of the afternoon. and Mrs
W. s. Rhoads VIII introduce the
speaker.
Hcnrft Card Party.
Tables for the subscription card
party to be given ny tn" Sarah Nilon
Mem -ial OF the Virginia Home for
!ncuiahi"s. ~ the Commonwealth
club, "Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock mav lie reserved by tclcphon-
Ing Miss Virginia Ro,hcrt, boulevard
@t1S. or Mrs. e. ". Davis Boulevard
2oG3 Mrs Robert T. Anderson is
chairman of the event. which prom
iScs To he largely attended. Players
are requested to bring their own
cards. pencils and score pads
Guest uf Friends.
Miss Eleanor Adair smith. Of ZOO
Hanover Avenue. 81 student At .Avcrott
College. Is srendinc the Thanksgiving
holidays with Miss Margaret Hooker
AT the HON" OF her father. Congress.
man j. Murray Hooker, at Stuart,
Miss Hacker IS also student AT
\Vcrctt College
ItnrrisOn-IIick,
81 Andrews Church at Lawrence
vile Was decorated with cverrrcene.
candles ana chysanihcmums AT :
o'clock "Wednesday afternoon. NovcIn-
h"r23, when Mis- Emma Field Hicks.
~ l.awrcnceVl.lp. wa ...
George Thornton Har.'ison. of Nro,
NAN; the rector, Rev. T. Bland
cr officiating. Miss Frances May
played the wedding iuusic--beforc
the ceremony, ITO Wild Rose" q,
Thou sublime sweet Evening STAR
and the Bridal Chorus" form In
hcnrrin;"-drrinE ;hc marriage.
fonman's ''i!arca rollc.'-and after
wards Mcndelssohn's Wedding
March"
The bride entered with hcr father.
who gave her in marriage Tier
wedding gown was OF chiffon over
ivory satin. with scquin bodice
waist, and train OF Spanish lace.
Her tuilc vcil was fastened with
orange blossoms. and her bouquet
was q shower of Bride roses. Her
only ornament was Il handsome
necklace. presented by Mrs Nelly
brodnax. mother of the groom
Mrs j. Ashton Seward. II sister Of
IN. bride. as matron OF honor. wore
hync!nth- blue ,afreta. and carried vel
low chysanthcmuns. Miss Bess Hicks,
IN" brides younger sister was maid
OF honor. wearing sunsct-pink taffc,a
with white chysanthcmurns The
bridesmaids were: Miss Nancy Carr
Harrison. in lavender tancta with
pii'k chrysanthcmums: Miss Eliza
ZEN Turnbuil. In green tameta. with
PINK chrysanthcmums: Miss Evelyn
BYRD Harrison. in pink taffcta, with
yellow Chysanthcmums: Miss Thomas.
III bi." taifcta. with yellow chrysan-
thcmums.
Holmes Conrad Harrison. Jr. was
MS brothers. hes, man. and the
uShcrs were: j. Ashton Seward, Of
l.awrcnccville: stuart Lewis. Of Suf-
!"lk: Ferdinand Fairfax Chandler.
OF william and Mary College, and
charlie Burk Lewis, Of Petersburg.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
harrison left by automobile for
richmond. from thence To continue
thcir wedding journey. North. On
their return they Will reside at "Thc
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