The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-23
Social and
Personal

Set" elsewhere was set on Ascot Hea an
i Ses Week in England, where the COS. cos
tunes worn !. h y, an "o'A'A
ut Ths duchess Of scarborough, the lead;
er Of Anglo American society, s ah|pea Wth
gowned in very cry, pale lh, o"e w 5ei admirably
. sMec.ive The Duchess of Manchester,
on Thursday. which was Cup pay, vas
gowned in embroidered silver EI ray sau'
Wore a toilet of different shades OF law
Mrs. Foxhal Keene was respen ,1oe,,ss az
nictrre hat and hand-pa1nted mousse
line. Mrs. George CORVALLIS Mest MAS
lovely in white lace above White sii IN;
Two handsome sisters. Lazy Ne" ~ Ir,sh
lace over dark blue chiffon. on cup
Lady Craven had on INA mas tie s SOLVED
a profusion of roses. the seasons favorite
Tower. Mrs. John R. DreHel was the OBJ
served of all observers. when she fn II
foulard with a hand-wrousht pattern OF
ali over embroidery in Shamrock green.
Miss Post. the niece of Mrs: Adalr, an, ana
very popular g.rl +o ~ L 81 White nuns
yelling and white lace hat trimmed with
White crush roses. Miss Eloise Breese
looked extremely we'll on Cup Day al IN
Nj Mrs. Bradley Martin was never more
magnificent Lady Cheylesmore was N
Biscuit color, with applique OF plue vel
Queen Alexandra on Cup LAY wore
white silk moussellne with a white tnle
The rGya ball waS he So on throne lfl
room, reception room, state ante,ro9m a
the picture gallery and the Waterloo
chamber, all were thrown open lor the
Ascot hostesses and their guests.
Elcock-McLeod.
The marriage of Miss Virginia II. NJ.
Mcleod to Mr.. Thomas r III Elcock; Jr.
Mcleod, of No. 3l7 West FRANKLIN
Street.
Rev. Father o'Rellly, of Sacred Heart
Church, and blessing was pronounced
by the Rev DR.. Robert Strange, rector
OF St Paul's, this city.
The parlors were prettiiy decorated in
green and white. Dining room floral
adornment was in red carnations, Amerl-
can Beauties and maiden hair ferns.
Those present We're Mrs. Cazneau Nc
Ieod. Mr.. Alfred and Lamar Mcleod.
Mrs. Thomas +. Elcock. the mother Of
E Etc i.o Nh Charles Tl A Eoock, MI Curing
ham Hall, Mr.. and Mrs virginius Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murrell, Mr.. and
an ri Ms eo rs Warren isr mo BE- james B.
McCaw, Miss Woodbridge. Miss Augusta
7. Daniel; Mrs Peyton Wise. Miss Louie
Lyons. MTs. FRANK ~. I'LL! MISS Leila
Pegram, Miss Leila Gray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs, Miles Cary,
Mr.. Hounden Cary. Miss LILY Cary, Miss
Louise Williams Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster
Willinms, Mr., Preston holland; Mr.. and
Mrs, John Etchison, DR.: and Mrs. Chris
ropher Tompkns. Miss Edna, Forbes, Miss
Ethel r. Pace Mr.. Blanchard Forbes,
MIR. II. De G. Hobson, Mr.. e. D. Chris
1ian, Mr.. James Stringfellow and Mr..
John "A. Eddy,
The out-of.town guests were: Mrs.
Thomas r. Elcock, Miss Elcock, Mr.. j..
j, Elcock. Mr. Charles Elcock of I'hila-
delphia; Mrs. Mary Macgill Rosenberg,
gan, Mr., y. Chapman Smith, Mr., Herbert
Smith, Mr.. Edward Dale and Mr.. Arthur
Newlin. all OF Philadelphia: Mr.. Richard
boswell. of Fredericksburg; Mr.. Thomas
Norwood. of Botetourt county. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Ecock left by tho noon
train for Northern tour. after which
they will make their home IN Philade-
pha. Miss Mcleod, who is favorte In
Richmond society, is a granddaugh-
In the church which he served. and of a
former English consul. the late William
Marshall. Tor many years resident IN
Richmond. She is connected with the
Virginia families. Mr.. Flock IS the son
of Judge Thomas r, Elcock. of Phla-
s5delphia, where he Is most favorably
known In social and business circles,
~ Invitations have been received in Rich
,nond from the Rev, and Mrs. William
Edward Watt for the marriage OF theii
Archer ElS Sii segar. The ceremony a t
will take place Wednesday, July LIST, a,
$3.50 O'clock y. NJ, in Newington Bapts,