The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13
with asparagus ferns like a canopy,
held In place with bows OF hyacinth

with asparagus ferns like a canopy,
held In place with bows OF hyacinth
ribbon.
A tempting breakfast menu was
served, and many good wishes were
expressed for the happiness of Mrs.
Benson, whose marriage will, in re-
moving her from this community, be
q source OF sincere regret to many
warm friends.
Mrs. Benson wore q handsome gown
OF black net on black silk, embroidered
in white and finished with heavy white
lace. A band OF embroidered pink
roses completed the stylish effect Of
tho skirt
Mrs. Edwards received in biscuit
colored violet trimmed with bands of
brown velvet and inserted lace.
Mrs. John Arnold Bell, who assist
ed her mother. appeared in cham
payne wolfe. combined with cream
lace and touches OF light blue vel
vet.
Mrs. Edmund Benson wore bccom-
ingly a Bordeaux colored cloth gown,
handsomely braided and trimmed with
deep cream flet lace. Mrs. Oscar Noel
and Mrs George A. ShWab were the
assistants.
Mr.. 4. II. Elicit, the groom, and his
friend Mr.. r. T.. Montague. who left
here Monday, were guests Of the Dun
can, until the time Of the marriage
on Wednesday,
Deep Run Hunt Reception.
The Deep Run Hunt Club will meet
this afternoon at the Hill Monument.
Ladies who will assist at the usua!
reception are: Mrs. ]. ST. George Bry-
an, Mrs. Levin Joynes Mrs james
III. Anderson, Mrs. B. H. Ellington
|
| mer. Miss Julie Osterloh and Miss Alice
Doyle.
Masquerade Ball.
Tho young society people Of this
| city are very much Interested in the
| masquerade ball which takes place at
! the Richmond Art Club this evening.
4 Many new and novel costumes will
| be worm New features Will be intro
duced In the dance, and It goes with
out saying the affair will be q sue
cess.
Tickets can be procured from mem-
bers or at the Art Club.
/ No formal Invitations have been Is
sued, but all interested Will be vel
come. as friends and guests OF the
l club
Pie and Cake Sale.
Circle No. 10, Ladies' Aid. Society, OF
Seventh Street Christian Church, Will
4 hold a sale OF cakes and pies to-day
in Stall No. So OF the Sixth Street
| Market. IT is hoped that ousekeepers
DESTROYS of obtaining delicious dcs-
scrts. will call and Inspect the stock
which will also include homemade
lcandy.
Study Club Reception.
Invitations are out for the Gentle
mcn's Night" reception to be given b!
q the Woman's Study Club. of Highland
SPRINGS, In Library Fall, Wcdncsda!
evening next at 8 o'clock.
Those on tho reception committee
arc: Mrs. Marion y. Read. Miss lzori
I, DeWolf, Mrs. Kate G. READ. Mrs, Mari
Vinal, Mrs. Fannie Boyce Hubbard an
Mrs. Annie M. Weeks.
Ruffin-Marriott.
Tho following notice OF interest her
and In other Virginia cities appcarc
in tho Baltimore Sun Of yesterday
miss Sara IT, Marriott, daughter o
the late s. N. Marriott, was married t
Mr.. r, Raymond Ruffin, Of Petersburg
Va, at the home OF the BRIDES sister
|; Mrs, Jason z. Crout, No. 1897 Green
! mount Avenue. The ceremony was per
| formd by Rev O. G, Marriott, Of Union
!, ville, an uncle Of the bride. After
, short Northern wedding trip, til
. couple will mako their home in Peters
! burg.
! Of Interest Here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Beale HoWar'
of No. ll19 Bolton Street. Bnltimor
havo announced the engagement 9
: their daughter, Emily, to Mr.. doorg
Albert Eckhardt, Tho marriage w
', take place the latter part OF IN
;, month.
= The announcement will be read VII
interest by tho many Virginia frlene
Of tho bride-elect.
! Personal Mention.
n Mrs russell Robinson returned ye'
terday to her home, "Colleton,".ln Ne
q son county, for a stay of several wee
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