Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

800 iD"'o'"S hoDlhS anu Eliza
beth Cecil. and tn: guests will D
winter and their escorts.
Dnncc ior nts- Jumrs.
November lG is the date for IN.
dance Ia be given by MIR. and MIR.
a. .. IL. James. Of 1909 Hanover Az,
nue. in honor of their dcbutantr
daughter. Mise Mary James The
lance VIII take place at the Countr.
,iub or Virginia and the guests ryii.
ihciud" the dcbutante set.
fhrt- for "Mrrry whIrI."
james ID. Patton, Jr.. will take the
part Of iiaroun-Al- Kaschid, tn. king
OF TIL" Merry whiri." the Arabian
Nights extravaganza To be given for
the benefit of the Instructive Visit
ing Nurses Association az tn. Acnd.
envy OF Music under the general
craftsmanship Of Mrs. c. OBJ Cow
ard!n. This big tnusic-fcast OF faci-
mating dances. brilliant costumes and
spectacular scenery will run for five
nights and matinee. beginning No
rcbmcr 20. and although the chapc-
rons for all the dances have not yet
been determined II Is decided that
OF the Follies and that Mrs. Robert
Pcsram will be responsible for the
swing dance. while Mrs. Joseph i.
FTuruuarcan is TO assemble those who
are to comprise the Skating dance
Each of these women will have an
assistant, for every dance IL to have
two chapcrons, one of whom Is cx-
pcctcd 10 attend each reheaysai Il
is planned that the entire cast will
be assembled shortly. for all must
be in readiness by October %, when
Miss Lila Stewart arrivcBN in the city
To supervise rehelrsais, which Will
then begin Immediately. All the cos
tunes viii come from New York and
those who saw the same entertain
ment when IL was given in Norfolk
last winter declare that never be-
fore had Virginia audience seen
anything 30 beautiful or so thor
oughly artistic.
Members OF the executive commit
tee who are helping Mrs. Cowartl!n
are Mrs. Il. u. Hotchkiss. Mrs. Sam
Cohen. Mrs. ]. scott Parrish. Mrs.
Waller W. Morton. Mrs. ranes J.
Hickey. AMI Mrs. Henry Darlington.
The dances for the first half OF the
prog ram are under Mrs J. ST. George
!Sryan and the second half are In
charge of Mrs. Il. Stewart Hume.
FnIrinm h--Grmincll.
Mr.. and Me- "'''''a-, G.mmcll an.
uounce the engagement o: their
dught"r. Ann ou.sa. to Wiibur
Field Fairlnmb. son OF MIR. and Mrs
S. l.. Fairlamb. also OF Richmond.
The wedding viii take place In No
vcmber.
-. Stephens Annual Luncheon.
The Guild OF Sa!n, Stephens
Church Will hold it's annual lunch
con ON Saturday. October %. from
until o'clock, a, the home OF Airs.
chopt Road. This luncheon is al
ways one OF the important socinl
events of the fall season.
Mrs. Lewis Williams. Mrs. Thomas
l.. Moore. Mrs. William N. fIabliston.
Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson. Mrs. John J..
Patterson and Miss Ellen Wallace
compose the entertainment commit
tee. and they have planned many at
tractive features for this luncheon
Pretty girls will serve At the tables.
and the decorations vii! be carried
out in autumn flowers.
Eppcs--f;nines.
a pretty wedding OF the past week
was that Of Miss Margaret Eleanor
Gaines. daughter Of Mrs. George De-
catur Gaines, and Edward Mitchell
Eppes. Jr, which was celebrated yes
street Baptist Church. DIR. w. W.
Weeks performing the ceremony. Tho
church wns banked with palms. tall
fehtcd candles and white chrysan-
thcrnnms. and Miss Florence S.cel.r
rendered the wedding music. The
groom. who Is vice president OF the
'Cartcr-Nennble Co. lis the son of Nj.
and Mrs. Edward Mitchell Eppes, also
NJ Richmond.
Tho hril., .,,,,,,,,
her brother. Leonard Merton Gaines.
who gave her in marriage. Her we'd
n'hS gown Tas an exquisite affair oc
"hite crepe satin. finished with Chan
til!y lace and made with n long cou-.
train. Her veil or tuile was arranEcd
with orange blossoms. and She car
ried shower bouquet OF white roses
and swansonia. Miss Horny Eppes,
who was maid of honor, wore 4 cos
tune of peach colored crepe satin
ana sequins and carried an Frmful OF
Russell roses. John y. Buck at
tended tho groom as best man. The
bridesmaids included: Miss Virginia
Tricc. who wore a frock OF pale blue
taneta. and Miss Ernestinc Hatcher.
who was gowned in lavender
iafeta. They carried similar bou-
luets OF Killarney roses tied with
long tulle streaners. Little Marsa-
ret Walden. who was flower girl. wore
lace frock and carried n basket OF
roscbuds. The ushers included:
Maurice Dickinson. Charles Harden
bersh ami James Giliiland.
After the ceremony. reception
was held at the home Of Mrs. e. NJ
Eppes. Mr.: ana Mrs. Eypcs left
later in the evening for Northcrn
honeymoon. and on their return will
make their home in this city. Guests
from distance attending the we'd
ding were: MIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ Gaines.
OF New York; Mrs. G. G. Lyon and
son, OF Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Price. Of Shipman: Miss Laura Price,
~ Portsmouth; James Gilliland. q;
Washington; w. Il. English. Of Bal
timore. and Mrs. S. u. Wainwright.
At the Womnn's Club.
Monday afternoon at O'Clock Mrs.
Henry Aylctt sampson will give an
authors reading in the auditorium
OF the Woman's Club. Mrs. Sampson
will read from an unpublished man
uscript
Tea will be served in the club draw.
ine-rOoms after the regular pro-
gram. with the following hcstcsses:
Mesdames Amos Cover, Robert II,
N"rment w. J. Payne. Evan X.
Chestcrman. Louie Hawkins. John u.