Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
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W. tho 0ttutHOOn TtCcptlUn 70 Do
Fivcp by Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Deane
Williams in honor Of their debutante
daughter. Miss Mary Mason Williams.
he reception will be ono Of the brill
liant affairs Of the lato winter sea-
on. and Will BIO followed by ball
" the Country Club Of Virginia, on
no night OF February 8. for tho mem
,ers OF tho dancing set.
'or Miss Williams.
Miss Mary Page .Williams has Is
Fued invitations for a card party to
pc given Friday afternoon. January
"a. at o'clock In honor OF her
dece. Miss Maria Ward Shelton Will
iams, a debutante Of tho season. Tho
tffnir Will take place ut her home,
GA Park Avenue.
falling Today.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter and her
laughter. Miss Isabelle Carter. OF
Richmond. are sailing today at noon
rom New York on the stcamnh'p
hrabic for a trip to Madeira. Gibral-
ar and points OF interest In the Md
'arraatan. Mrs. Carter nni Mas
;arter arc accompanied by Misses
felie and sally Cameron. CT EaleiEh.
=. g., and they expect To spend tho
emaInder OF tho winter season in
Egypt. later visiting places OF In
crest on tho Continent.
Also sailing on the Arabic today
rom New York, arc Decatur Jones,
Russell Ferguson and Thomas
Gresham. OF Richmond. They will
Epcnd some time In Southern Europe.
Raleigh wedding.
Walter Clark has issued invitatio as
For tho marriage Of his daughter,
Iugenia Graham. to Rev. John Allan
1acI.cnn. Jr.. the ceremony to take
'lace on Thursday evening. February
4. ut 0 O'Clock In the First Baptist
'hurch at Raleigh, y. c.. A recep-
ion VIII follow tho ceremony at tho
Soman's Club. No invitations were
ssued In either Raleigh. Morganton
4pr vicinity.
Miss Clark Is the youngest daugh-
er OF Chief Justice Walter Clark,
" the North Carolina Supreme Court.
Mr.. MacT.enn liz the nephew OF Judge
;eorEe II. Brown. and was at one
inc n lawyer. lie studied for the
ministry mt the Union Theological
: seminary In Richmond. Mr.. MacLean
md his bride will be at home at the
ManEe In Morganton. n. c.. after
February %.
lecture of Interest.
war Memorials and Civic Art"
VIII he the subject OF lecture by
Ernest Bruce IInswell, illustrated by
beautiful slides. ut the Woman's
Club tonight at s:l5 o'clock This
lecture Will be the first OF "a series
on civic art TO be given by the Vir-
5rinin League of Fine Arts. and Will
70 timely presentation OF whnt
other cities are doing along this line,
Xu nd gEnt,tn ha NJ Co. 10
Richmond citizens at this time. for
, II VIII deal with some OF the prob
Hens involved IN the selection OF a
suitable war memorial
1 W$ndham Il. Meredith kill also
speak briefly on this subject. Mrs.
~. Allison Hodges. as chairman OF
the civic art committee of the Viz
sinia League OF Fine Arts. Will act
as chRirman OF the evening.
Ia Hichmond.
Miss Sally Cary Friend. who has
been visiting Major and Mrs. r., +.
Be!rne, OF Ashland. Is spending tho
winter In Richmond Mt zoos Park
Avenue. Miss Friend Is the daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharpe
friend, OF covington. and is promi-
nen;ly connected in Richmond and
throughout Virginia.
Attractive Dance.
Charles Youell entertained a num-
Der OF his friends ut a dance in his
home. 1906 Greenwood Avenue, on
"Wednesday evening.
An attractive color scheme OF or
1chid and amber was carried out in
the decorations and refreshments.
AIRS. =. f. Perrin assisted Mrs
Youell In serving. Those present
were: Misses Virginia Walker. vir-
ginia Carpenter, Mary Alice Blanton,
| Dorothy Page. Jessie Binford. abel
smith. Doris Butler. Virginia Cow
herd. Helen Booth, Sadie Fleming.
Louise Foster. Annie Lee Lasater.
Lucy Lasatcr. Mary Hughes. Matte
Hughes. Louise Stro;hcr. Elizabeth
McAuley. Dorothy Carrier. Zaida
Youell. Hyde IIildebrand; Messrs.
John Shcllhorse. Charles Ayres, New
lsll Butler. Ed Page, Julian IIarman.
mason Eubank, Morris Simpson.
frank Bates. Howard Goulder. Tom
lRhoades, Edward Carrier, Thornton
FLEMING. Henry Patterson, Floyd
Adams. Carleton Garrett. Raleigh
Carrier, Joe wilkinson. Charles
|Youell. Allan Lloyd; Hansford Bell
OF Raphine.