The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Cutoff Society.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin, Jr., whose
j American wedding was celebrated III IN.
ycrnesshire, Scotland, last week, VIII
f spend their honeymoon as the guests OF
Mr. Martins brothcr-in-law the Earl OF
& Craven. Miss Cornela Martin married
the Earl when she was only sixteen years
s old. but her marriage has proved UNI
IL usually happy. Lady Craven made
q charming figure at the coronation OF
Queen Alexandra and King Edward VII
y She wore the ancestral lace and brocade
OF the Craven family descending from
4 q, Lady Craven who was afterward Mar
Eravine Of Branderbury Auspach.
One of the wedding gifts Of Miss Paul.
inc Aston. now Mrs. Spender-caay. OF
VI London. were several elegant pieces of
silver, presented by the staff of the PAN
Mali Gazette and Magazine Of which
Mrs. Spender- Clay's father. Mr.. William
Waldorf Astor, is proprietor.
Town and Country of November 5th,
has the following paragraph, to which
the attention OF Richmond and Virginia
women is directed. The paragraph says:
Among the visitors from New York TO
ST. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Won May
hotf have been favored guests. Mrs. May
hofr. as the present chatelaine OF Mon
ticello," Thomas jefferson home in Viz
Einia. and also because she is popular IN
the college colony at charlottesville, WIS
chosen TO represent Virginia IN the board
4 OF lady managers of the Louisiana PuT-
chase Expos ton. One of the interesting
features al the Fair 10 Illustrate the
history of Virginia, IS the model OF
Monticello every detail of It's quaint
architecture carefully Reproduced. Mrs.
roIl Mavhof spends so much OF her time
al Monticello that the ladies' of the
issile colony which surrounds the Univer-
sity ot yI-giz1t. ratae, look 70 hcr for So
cIal Inspiration. IS she is bright and ac-
tIv4 and fond OF opening wide the doors
of t3Eonticelio-'' It was partly due TO Mrs.
Won Mayhct's diplomacy that President
Roosevelt, viii have larger vote from
Virginia rs secretary made The sitpu-
las!en tllat President and Mrs, Roosevelt
would visit .tMuntiueilo" only on the con-
diticn that simply the host and hostese
should be IN the house. But guests from
The college town had already been in
syited so Airs. Won Mayhof gave them lea
on the lawn. and after the President had
beer, shown over the house. he responded
very heartily when Mr. Won Mayhoff sug-
gestad his meeting the assembly outside
lie rode up 10 Monticello" on n long
tailed nag" Just as he wished to do, be-
cause jefferson had always made the
journey so. At the tea on the lawn
great many Southern hearts were won
by Mr.. Rooscvelt's "DcIighted,'' The
vnt's pretty way Of returning hospitality,
she sent n note to the hotel where Mrs
Won Mayhof was stopping on the very
morning after her arrival, and she was
Z honored that night by an invita- ton TO the
supper that follows some Of the large
receptions.
Baltimore dcb,.iantes and society maid
cns are excited steF the opening dance
/. OF tho Bachelors Cotillon." A debutanta
4 who fails 10 receive an invitation is neevr
considered to have come out properly,
so until these gates of entrance into social
life swing wide for her. her heart Is
always restless and uneasy, The present
governors of the Bachelors Cotillon are
Mr. E.1Clymer Whyte. Mr.. Brent Keyser,
4 Mr. Hanson Thomas, Mr.. William y,
Lucas. Mr.. r Brooke Hopkins and Mr..
Columbus O'Donnel Lee
Miss Julia Bdgood, of this city, will be
one Of the bridesmaids at the wedding on
Wednesday next Of Miss Margaret Tay-
Tor Wilson to Lieutenant Richard Spcn-
Ger Douglas, of the United States navy.
The wedding will be celebrated In st.
IIukc's Church. Norfolk by the rector,
the Rev. William A. Barr.
The bride viii he given away by her
godfather. MI Joseph Culpeper. Miss
Abbie Wilson will be maid of honor and
Captain ]. G. breckenridge, of the United
States Marine CORPS. Annapolis, Nd, will
he best man. The groom and groomsmcn
will be III fun naval uniform, and the
wedding is looked forward to as one Of
the most brilliant society affairs OF the
week In Norfolk
Dr. William A. Moale. of Baltimore,
has announced the engagement Of his
daughter, Miss Eleanor Addison Moale
10 Mr. ]. ODonnel H!llen, Both young
people belong 10 old and representative
Baltimore families and are very popular,
Musicale at Wonan's Club.
The musicale at the Woman's Club yes