Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
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New fenr's Day. as usual. finds
st1e busy making resolutions for the
4 1ire and excuses for the past. 1t
- - peculiarly happy scason. In that
you have all the Joy. apparently, in
shaking or the cares that have In
tested the year behind, and the
great pleasure OF reaching out eager
hands for the piums OF new year.
\ Failing on Sunday. as II does. there
vii be no formal entertaining to
celebrate the holiday. but there Will
DO the usual round Of New Years
calling. which has been tho custom In
Richmond for many years.
eAn Interesting charity event Just
iA. hnounced rs the big Fashion
show" which Will be staged Easter
. week for the benefit OF the sunny
side Day Nursery. OF which Mrs
James Gordon Smith 10 president
The similar entertainment given last
year was one Of the most brilliant
society events of the year, and many
unique features arc being arranged
for the chow at Easter. Prominent
women will act as patroncsscs. and
leading society girls Will act as
|s,aodels for the smart costumes
loaned by weil-known local mer-
chants.
Thursday, n, O'Clock, Mrs. John
w. Harrison and Mre. Anton G.
Adams will entertain at buffet
luncheon in honor OF Mrs. A. T..
Wilson Harrison. bride OF this
season. The affair Will take place
-: Mrs. lIarrlson's home, SIC West
Franklin street.
Another smart affair OF the week
Will be the dinner given Saturday
night ut the Country Club OF Nir-
ainia by Mise Alice Marson Mere
dith. In honor OF Miss Isabel scott
whose wedding to Edward Clifford
Anderson will be celebrated on jan
uary IL. Miss Meredith Is to be n
at the wedding. and the
guests Saturday will include mem
bcrB OF the bridal party.
Y There VIII be the usual informal
hop following dinner 1T the Country
Cub Saturday evening. An orches-
ira Will play for the dancing.
BRENT WITT.
Wedding of Interest.
rrcilises OF Southern smiiax and
Easter lilies. festooned with white
tullc. and tall Cathedral candle
were used to decorate the quain, o..
Second Presbyterian Church -
evening 1T $3.50 o'clock for the u....
ringr of Miss lean Murray Reynolds,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Tho,nas
Icaland Reynolds. TO MILTON N.ntc.
Ferguson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Starkc
Dupee Ferguson, ot Roanoke. Dr..
5situses!i Cecil. pastor OF the church,
p. ,ArforIned tho ceremony In the pres
tncs OF large assembly of guests
liandNthe trel!ises OF flowers aud the
lighted tRpers made q charming back
ground for the bride and her at
PENDANTS.
The bride entered the church '.lth
her father who gave her away. lad
they were met at the altar by tho
- SOON and his best man. i2mmet
Bartlett. of Roanoke. Her wedding
real lace. and her veil of tullc and
real lace was arranged with II wreath
a! orange blossoms. She carried an
oid fashioned nosegay OF roses and
orchids. finished with Il lace fril
and tied with long tuIic strcamers.
I, Mrs Robert Towers was her sister's
'imc of honor, and Miss Fliaabeu
/, Johnson, OF Ohio, was maid Of honor.
THEY were gowncd alike in hydran-
Sen blue crepe chiffon and silver. The
bridesmaids. who included school
mates Of Miss Reynolds from hve
(. States. were: Misses Anne Montague,
| Of. Charlcston, S. G.: Elizabeth Turn
s,~alI. OF New York; Julia Morrow
Church. OF Texas: Elizabeth Cecil
nn6 Hattie Wilson, of Richmond,
They wore lovely dresses OF yellow
crepe chiffon with girdcs OF hy
PENDANTS carried loose. arm bouquets
OF ca,endu!as. purple sweet peas and
deiphinium, tied with silver.
r, Archibald Cary, Jr., and Edgar
: I.afferty, Jr.. were ushers and the
is.s foomsmcn inc!uded: Paul Jamison.
/ Junius Fishburn, Flske Hammond.
Jr. of Roano> .: Curtis Charlcton.
Branch Barksdale. William Reynolds.
Of Richmond Following the cere-
mony there was a small reception at
the home of the brides parents. SOC
Park Avenue. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferguson left for trip TO New
York and Bermuda. They will later
make their home in Roanoke. The
drawing-rooms were decorated every
where In smilaX and baskets OF blue
3:id yellow loWCTS ana Dig SILVER
bowl Of the same blooms was used
OF, the table in the dining-room.
The bride, who is q granddaughter
of the late Captain w. It. II. Bell, OF
North Carolina, is n graduate OF Hoi-
Inns, College, where she received her
y. a. degree last June.
Among the guests from n distance
w.sre: Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Ferguson,
Miss Sally Ferguson, Mrs. f. II. Rup-
Kohl, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Funkhouscr.
Miss Anne Funkhouser. Mrs. ~. w.
+ Funkhouscr. of Roanoke; Mr.. and
Mrs. James woodward, Of stanton;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meade Prince,
OF New York; MIR. and Mrs. Stuart
Roger, Richard Roger and Mr.. Blake.
! of Fredericksburg; Clay and James
Bell, of North Carolina.
MIR. CabeIi's hook.