The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09

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Mrs. Scott Parrish will be club hostess
at the reception to be given to-day from
s to 10 P. NJ
She will be assisted by Mrs. Henry
L. Cabell, Mrs. Horace S. Halves, Mrs
w. s. F. Mayo Mrs George Bryan, Mrs
j. D. Noel, Mrs. w. II. Parrish, Mrs.
Lfucien 3. Tatum, Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mrs
Moncure Perkins, Mrs. Thomas Boiling
Mrs. Turner Arlington, Mrs. Henry VIII
liams. Mrs. j. w. Young, Mrs. William L.
Royal Mrs. Abe Warwick and Mrs
Hugh Skipwth
The club receptions are always delight
full affairs. At this season Of the year
the one taking place this afternoon and
evening will be simply perfect in Its way.
The Pilgrims Coming.
The Old Dominion pilgrimage will leave
New York for q second visit to James,
town island and the colonial homes Of
| Virginia.
The executive officers in charge Of the
| pilgrimage are Mrs.. Mary Hatch Willard,
Mr.. Ilden Freeman, Mrs. Caroline Foote
Marsh and Mrs. Henry G. Purton. OF New New
May 18th to 18th. Among those who VIII
accompany 1t are Mrs. M. Washington
Lnrendon and Mrs. Fairchild, of New
York; Mines. Adolf Ladenburg, William
d. Beekman, Francke II. Bosworth, Ad-
mlral Francis j. Higginson. Mines. Gill
bert Jones, James A. Lawton, a. Mercer
Pell, Francis Rawle Pembcrton. Malcolm
| Peters, George Il. Shrady, Jr, Miss Amy
Townsend, Mrs. Alfred Tuckerman, Miss
| Emma A. Brown, Mrs. William II. bliss,
| Miss Cora Il. Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Tunis
| G. Bergen, OF Brooklyn, and the following
named women Of Boston: Mines. John O..
| Gray, John Morrison, Maude Howe Elliott,
| Edmund H. Davis and Francis s. watson.
Gay Spring Season.
The spring season at the Mecklenburg
J Hotel, Chase City, seems to be very
| full one, If the list OF guests can be taken
as an Indication. Among the Richmond
visitors are Mrs. John A. Coke, Miss LIZ
zc Boyd, DR.. and Mrs J. Allison Hodges
and little niece, Mr.. nn6, Mrs w. H. ur-
! quhart and Miss Lily Urquhart, Mrs. A.
L. Boulware and Miss l.. Coles.
Mason-Marshall
| Miss Sophy Griswod Marshall the
daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Marshall, and
Mr.. Julien Jacqueln Mason will be mar
red to-day, May 9th, in the Church OF
| the Incarnation, New York. FL
| Miss Marshall will be given away by
her uncle, Mr.. George T. Marshall The
maid Of honor, Miss Ethel Stetson, will
entertain the bride and bridesmaids at q
luncheon, given in the homo Of her par
| to- day. Mr.. Arthur Shelton Willy, Of
this city. will be groomsman at the
wedding.
Mr.. Mason is q native Of Fredericks-
burg, u son Of Major w. Roy Mason. and
nearly the whole OF Virginia is intereste ed
in the union Of the popular young rep
| resentatives Of two prominent families,
Miss Marshall having n number Of rela-
| tives in Orange county where she has
| often visited.
Miss Ethel stetson will be maid OF honor
at the weddingS and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Winifrede Ives. Miss Cherie Fran
co.'s. Miss Emily Waite. Of Ohio; Miss
| Constance G. Lee, Of Baltimore; Miss
Mary Blackford Marshall, Of Washing
ton; Miss Alice Marshall OF Virginia, and
gifts to her attendants will be parasols
Of white silk, ruffed in tulle.
Miss Resale .Rives daughter Of Col
onel and Mrs. j. Henry Rives and Mr..
| Clarence x. Conard We're married May
near Birmingham. Ala IN speaking OF
| the event, the Birmingham Age Herald
[ says:
1.-THE bride Is young woman OF dis
tinguished Virginia lineage and IS her
| self a brilliant and gracious representa-
| tive Of the historic Rives family. She Is
a cousin Of the Princess 1'roubetzkoi
| (Amelie Rives).
Mr.. Conard. the groom, is n civil en-
gineer, and Is located in Washington. He
comes of an old Philadelphia family.
Personal Mention.
The June number OF the Smart Set
which will be for sale at the Bell Book
ana Stationery Company next week,
May 10TH will contain a novelette, writ
ten by Mr. James Branch Cahel, which
has had n highly favorable forecast and
promises everything in the way Of inter-
est and attractiveness. A hundred copies
| of tho Smart Set have already been or
| dered by the readers of whatever comes
from the pen of this popular young Rich
| mond author.
The Petersburg Index-Appeal Of yester-
| day, In giving an account Of the meeting
| of A. p. Hill Camp the night before, said: