The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
social ana Personal.

~ sorts. where the hotel reminds
one Of the Cllamberlin at Old
Point, there are great eXpec-
tations in regard to the arrival of the
squadron under command of Admiral
Robley d. Evans Mrs. William II.
Southerland wife of Commander South
erlnnd, of the bnttleship New Jersey,
now with Admiral Eyans's fleet, is Mt
Coronado with her two daughters, and
they, In common with other guests, are
looking forward to the polo tourna-
ment to be held at Coronado In March,
when all the polo organizations of
California will come together to con-
pete for the John -. Spreckles cup.
In the Royal PoncIana Hotel, ut
Palm Beach, Fla. there are open-air
moonlight dinners given in the grill
room with Parma violets for the la
dies to wear. Count Etiennc Allard, Of
Brussels. and Mr.. M. Richard Merton,
of Frankfort n-the- Main, are among
the foreign guests at the Poinciahn.
Baron Mayor des Planches. the am
bassador from Italy. Is also seeking
rest and refreshmentt in Florida.
At the Chamberlin Hotel and Hot
Springs Va, the spring season will
begin with the first OF March. and
both resorts will be full of life and
gaiety from now on.
Mrs. Harrison Returns.
Mrs. Randolph Cuyler reached Rich
mond Monday from Brandon, on James
River, having come to meet her mother.
Mrs. George Evelyn Harrison. who had
been South since December, and came
yesterday from Atlanta, Ga. where
she had been visiting her son, Mr.. Rob-
ert Harrison.
Mrs. Harrison attended the golden
wedding Of her brother, Mr.. w. W.
Gordon, during December. and was un-
fortunate enough In tho midst Of her
enjoyment to sustain an injury from n
fall. BY way Of compensation. 1t has
pro. onged irar stay with relatives In
the city, whore she spent her maiden.
hood days and afterwards in Atlanta.
Mrs. Harrison AID Mrs. Cdyie- are at
No. 215 East Franklin Street.
Mr.. D'Aubisny ut Club.
Mr.. Lloyd DAubigny, or. as he Is
better known in Richmond, Mr.
Thomas Lloyd Dabney, was central
figure of attraction at Woman's Club
yesterday afternoon, where lie sang
most delightfully."- a number of French
airs, and then charmed ears and hearts
alike with Tosu's lovely Good by,
Summer, Good-by.
The parlors were crowded many
standing, and all fully appreciating the
privilege extended of hearing 80 fine
musical artist as Mr.. D'Aubigny.
The club parlors were handsomely
decorated with palms and flowers. and
at the reception many of Mr.. D'Au-
bignys Richmond friends had the cp-
portunity of giving him cordial well
come to the city. The one drawback
to the perfect pleasure of the after
| noon was that Madame Calve could
not be present.
The receiving party for the after
noon included Mrs. William Ruffin Cox,
Mrs. L. l.. Lewis. Mrs. christopher
Tompkins, Miss Guillaume, Mrs. Chiles
Terrell and Miss Jane rutherford.
| Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Henry Harwood, Mrs Pleasanton
Conquest. Miss Augusta Daniel. Mrs.
John Randolph Tucker. Mrs. George
| Wayne Anderson, Mrs. Malcolm Gra-
! ham Bruce, Mrs. George Ainslie. Mrs.
Henry Aylett Sampson and Mrs. Moses
D. Hoge. At the tea and coffee table.
Mrs. Harwood and Mrs. Conquest were
assisted by Misses Bernard Cooke.
Sherrard Wilcox. Mamie Davenport
and Rosalie Jones.
Leaves for Pacific Coast.
Mrs. II. Fl. Wright. of boswell,
leaves tomorrow for trip of several
months to the Pacific coast. While
she is away Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dc
| noon will occupy Green Lodge, her
country home.
Duggnn-NilsOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Wilson announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Eva
woodland, to Mr.. William Edward
Duggan, on February cath. at A. NJ.
In ST. Peters Cathedral. Father ellison
lofficiating.-
Ford-Wcldon.
Friday, February 21st, at noon, the
| home of Mrs. I. N. Weldon, No. 1907
Long Street, Chattanooga, Tenn, was
the scene of quiet, but pretty we'd
ding. when Miss Carmel n. Weldon and
Mr.. Leonard B. Ford We're quietly mar
ried by the Rev. Mr.. Grow, Of the
Whiteside Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, In the presence of Miss We'll
don's family and few friends.
The bride Is the eldest daughter of
Mrs. I. N. Weldon and the groom Is
the youngest son OF Mrs. e. J. Ford,
of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford have the hearty
congratulations Of host of friends.
They will make their home In Chatta-
porous young business man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford will be at home
to their friends till March l. 1908, at
No. 1907 Long Street.
Mrs. Swanson Not Present.
Mrs. Swanson declined the Invitation
of the Richmond german to attend its
dance on Monday evening. She has
| not accepted any invitations during
February. on account of the death OF
her uncle, Mr.. Francis Deane.
Important Meeting.
An important meeting of the w. c.
T: U. of Barton Heights. will be held
at o'clock this afternoon at No. 604
North Avenue. All members are urged
| to be present.
To Meet This Morning.
| The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet In the Confederate
| Museum this morning at II o'clock
Personal Mention.
| Mrs. Thomas Murrell. who was a
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
Lesley Lewis to DR.. Raymond Wallace
OF Tennessee. taking place last evening