Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31


nesday the bride-elect viii give a recep-
tion 70 her numerous friends In Martins
Vile. IN order to have the pleasure OF
meeting them before she becomes Mrs
Carter.
Miss Helena LEROY is to be another
November bride. In the third week OF
November Miss LEROY and Mr.. Clinord
Randolph Caperton are to be married
The two young people are so well known
In the city that the news OF their we'd
ding Is creating quite sensation. The
bridesmaids are 70 be Miss Lily Crqu-
hart and Miss Katharine Meredith. and
the maid OF honor will be Miss Della
Tompkins. Mr.. Caperton's best man. IL
is thought. will be an old collegemats
from Yale.
Miss Mary Brown, sister OF Mrs. Il. A.
Sanders. will become Mrs. Robert McC.
Burlington, on Thursday at IL ociocn'
The wedding will be at the home OF MIS-.
Saunders, on Park avenue. MISS Brown
and Mr.. Burlington are two or the mus
prominent young people OF hicnfho mn,
On the 9th Of November, Miss Willy
Douglas Green. a niece Of Bishop GID
con will he married to Mr.. I. Wilbur
Chef, OF this city. =,
Tnvitations are out for the wedding OF
Mr.. Whitmel Cleveland Boyd. OF TINS
citv IN Miss Daisy Dallae Coghhl, OF
Rowling Green, Va. Miss Louise Meaoe
and Miss Florine Noting, as mas peen
announced before, are TO De marrieo vi
the 9Th and 10th, respectively. >
Mr.. .Junius y. Mosby and Mrs. L. ..
cardozo will be married at the MOUNT
Vernon, corner Third and Frankllil
streets, Thursday morning NovemD ''r
11th at II O'Clock. No cards WIN pe
issued, and only the relatives ana lew
intimate friends Of the contracting parties
win be present. The couple will ieave
on the noon train that day LOT Niasa'a'
Montreal, and Quebec.
Cards are out for the marriage, on
November Sd, of Miss Maud Anderson
Slaughter, the beautiful ana accom-
plished daughter Of Dir. and Mrs. j. IS.
Slaughter, Of West Point, TO Mr. Cnaries
/. Friend, Of Henrico..
Among the prominent weddings that
are already accomplished was that or Miss
Maria Gray, daughter Of Mr.. Herbert Il.
Gray of Cumberland county, and MT
James A. Moncure, OF this city. Inc
wedding was Of most brilliant nature
a number of Richmond's most proml-
nent citizens being gathered In Cente-
nary church at the reception Afterwards
to congratulate the distinguished couple
AT the wedding Of Miss Mamie Lang
horne and Mr.. Robert Shaw, OF Boston,
none of the factors in delightful society,
beauty. wit, or wealth, were lacking.
The intimate friends and relatives OF
the bride and groom, including some OF
the most distinguished people OF the
country were present at "Mirador' du-
ring the wedding and for several days
afterwards. In the whole time Mr.. ana
Mrs. Langhorne entertained with thelr
usual eclat and ease of manner.
ON the 9th OF November Miss Mary
ouarles and Mr.. Raymond II. Brown
will be married at the home OF the
bride on Shafer street. This will be
wedding Of much interest, owing 10 the
prominent positions held by both bride
and groom.
Invitations are also out for the weo-
ding OF Mr.. Charles Thomas Friend, VINO
has a handsome home near Seven Pines,
TO Miss Maud Anderson slaughter %
West Point The Sd OF November Is inc
date fixed for this social event.
"Wednesday evening. after the consecra-
tion of Bishop-C oadjutor Gibson, a re-
ception will be given in the lecture-room
of Holy Trinity church. The Richmond
public are invited TO attend the recep-
ton. and Join in extending hearty wei
come to the distinguished minister. Inc
arrival of the Bishop-elects family IN
the city has been hailed by all with
pleasure. The presence of Mrs. Gipsoh'
Miss Gibson. and Miss Martha GIBSON
will go far towards filing some or the
gaps which have recently been mace
in Richmond society.
.
Two Of the pleasantest entertainments
given last week were the chiloreh
artv at the home of Mrs. Stephen Put
ney. and the card-party which met At
Miss Annie Perdue Gordon's home, on
Laurel street. Pillow-dex, the game
of the season, and dancing amused Miss
Josephine Putney's guests until id.e
hour, and in addition, an elegant supper
was served to the young people. among
the guests present were: Misses MARY
Buford, Addie Bowe. Norah Leary' bes-
sic Bosher, Mamie Mccarthy MARY
Iathrop and Masters Tom Leary, Moore
I.athrop. Henry Hotchkiss. and Willie
Willis.
Swami Sarabanda, q famous Hindoo
philosopher. lectured before the woman
Club on Monday afternoon. Inousn nc
seems to have made no converts, tae
lecturers expositions OF the truths OIL ms
religion were remarkably eloquent anu
interesting. Another entertainment gwen
at the club, was Mrs. Bradford's reaolns
Of extracts from her own ueItly III q ~, |" "a
life of Audubon on "Wednesday. IN ,his
delightful little book there are emu NM
pictures of the King Of Ornitholosls.s'
and his character as the naturalist WIZ
spent the greater part OF two weeks IN IN,
der tree watching two little plrus puIlu
their nest, and again AZ the cour lSI, re-
ceiying badges and smiles and snurI boxes
from kings and princes. Mrs. Bradioru
work, she stated, was written 10 gam
the almighty dollar for building monu.
ment in New Orleans 10 the memory oI
Audubon. The social side OF the evening
al the club was a decided success under
the administration of Mrs. Christopher
Tompkins. The guests of the chairman
were Mrs. Montague, MISS Lucy Worine-
lev. Miss Julia Logan of South Carolina
Mrs. Abbott, and Mrs. N l. beh'iey'
Miss Annie Pender Gordon entertained
q marty of intimate friends on Wednes-
day evening The entertainment for the
evening was Solomongundy the soft oI
Brunswick game which is mace up
of ali sorts of amusements. Cards occu-
nied the guests at one table, tiddledy-
winks those at another, and az the tnlTu
table the young people used their sleight
OF hand on jack-straws. Like all guests
in Mr.. Gordon's hosptable home. the
company on Wednesday was delightfully."-
entertained. The guests present were
Miss Connerat, of Savannah; Miss Mary
Woodland. Miss Ellis Glen, Miss jamie
Schoen, and the Misses Gibson. with
Messrs Frank Green, Albert Tanner,
Walter Claiborne, Pollard Cardozo,
Lewellyn McVeigh, Edward Quarles, Or:
Greer Baughman, and DIR. Teusler The
bouquet Of large white chrysanthemums.
nrepared for the most successful player
At solomongundy, was won by Miss Mary
Woodward