Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-19
RlcbnlonO Society.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.


summer at Narragansett Pier. and has
since been the guest Of New York friends,
came TO Old Point last week with party
and is now at Belleville. the Blows coun-
| try place in Gloucester county. In COM
| pany with her host and hostess, Mr.. ana
Mrs Almond Blow, and their son, MI
George Blow, Miss Royal came to Rich-
mond Thursday on their yacht, spending
day here and in Petersburg, and going
| from the latter place for a continued
visit at Bellevile. Miss Anne Keith Roy
all is the guest of her friend. Miss Dudiey
| Powers, in Warrenton, and has accepted
| invitations from friends in Fauquler
| county for the remainder of September.
wedding of interest celebrated Thurs
| day afternoon, September Is. in the home
| of the bride near Richmond, was tnat VI
Miss Sally Branch LipScomp, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Lipscomp' ana Mr.
| William Douglas Dew, son of the iate
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Dew OF klng ana
! Queen county Va. The ceremony was
| performed by the Rev. w. L. Huhuies'
! and the parlorS where the marriage attaf
| was erected were decorated Win p ph1ia
smilax and white and yellow danllas.
The bride wore white satin and lace, d
veil and orange blossoms, and carried
bride roses. She came In with her malu
of honor. Miss Frances llpscomp. anu
was also attended by Mrs. Howard Sutton
of Richmond and Mrs. T. W. L1pscomD OF
Rome Ga. DR.. Robert Spencer OF TINS
city was best man. and Master walker
| Iipscomb, the brides nephew, bore the
ring.
Mrs w J. Darden of Newsoms. va,
announces the engagement of her daugn..
ter Minnie to Mr.. Joseph 3. Prince OF
Washington, D. c., the wedding 10 JAKE 9
Ilofs
known and popular in the society clrcies
of her section of the state and IN Elch-
| mond She has recently returned from
an extended European trip. Her nance Is
originally from Southampton county MI
GINA, and is a lawyer OF ability Inc
wedding will be largely attended ana al
event Of social prominence.
Every week witnesses the return I,: Oh
! Richmond girls who have been travelling
abroad Miss Caroline Gordon Rennolos
sailed by the Arabic last Saturday and Is
due to arrive today. Mrs X. Hugnes
Lindsey, by whom she was chaperoheu'
and the Misses Lindsey will remain In
| England until late October. Miss Doro-
thy Christian is spending some weeks OF
the autumn with her mother and sister IN
Paris Misses Patton, Valentine ana
Saunders, with whom she spent las! VII
ter in the gay French capital, are due 10
| arrive here the last of September. MISS
Lucy Ford workman. Miss Edith Tayior
and Mrs. James r. Cannon came over by
the Columbia, and among others soon TO
return, or already landed, are Miss Mar
earet Chewing, Miss Martha Robinson,
Miss Pauline Grant, DR.. and Mrs. D. A.
Kuyk, Miss Elizabeth Kent KING, Mrs.
Junius Morris, Mrs. Mary RANKIN ana her
son, the Rev. T. A. Rankin.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph William ESgieston
have announced the engagement or their
daughter Lucy to Mr.. Henry Parke FAR
To 1ao col O.
in October. Miss Eggleston Is grand
daughter of the late Joseph Cary Eggie-
ston of Amelia county. Va, and OF Jonn
Garland Jefferson, also of Amelia: she
is a great niece OF MAJ. Joseph Egsiee
the American revolution. Mr.. Berkeley
is equally distinguished in point OF family
connections, being linea1 descendant OF
Col Edmund Berkeley and Anne Carter
Of Shirley and a grandson Of John Y. Ma
son, United States minister to France
and famous American of his day.
Miss Helen Stevens, who is at Vir-
sinia Manor. her fathers country home.
for September. with her house guests.
Misses Betty Clark of Richmond. Mary
Moulton Of Boscobel and Louise Selden
of Snowden, is now being entertained
by Miss Nan Goodwin Of Fincastle, Va.
Miss Stevens will open her R1chmono
home for party Of friends during the
state fair to be held here early IN DC
tober.
Tuesday morning. September IA; in
Grace Episcopal Church, the wedding
of Miss Lavinia Wallace, daughter or
Mrs Maria Logan Wallace, and Mr..
Emslie Higginbotham was celebrated by
the Rev. John Hallowell Dickinson. The
bride was attired in handsome pongee
travelling costume and had a bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley. Her matron OF
honor, Mrs John c. Winston, wore
white crepe de chine and white hat.
Dr. Harry Burgwyn Baker was best
man. and the other attendants were
Messrs Fairlie Cooke. John Winston.
John M. Brockenbrough and T. Francis
Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. Higginbotham are
now in New York. They will have their
home at 2O22 Monument avenue.
Mrs. Augustus B. Hill Of King Will
liam county has announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Mary Broken
brough. to Mr.. Seton Garland Tinsley,
formerly of Richmond. but now of New
York. The wedding will be celebrated
in October. Miss Mildred Hill. accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. William M.
Hill, is visiting Mrs. Lawrence Smith
of Albemarle county. Miss Mildred and
Mrs Hill enjoyed very much a stay at
Sugar Hill, N. H., during August and
stopover in New York on their way to
Charlottesville. near the home of Mrs.
Smith.
Much regret IS felt by Richmond
friends Of Miss Lanier Dunn over the
fact that she will spend the approach
ing winter in Germany. Her parents
have already closed their place, Ora
mercy farm, near Hot Springs, Va, and
are now touring Switzerland with Miss
Dunn, who was student at Sweet
Briar College, Va, last year and spent
her holidays in Richmond. being
great favorite with a group of class
mates, some of whom will be debu-
tantes Of the winter season.
Mrs. Robert 8. Bosher. who spent the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. George Brew
ster of New York in their Adirondack
camp. is at the Walcott Hotel, New York
city. for short stay before returning to
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton.
jr., are still at the Green cottage, War
renton, Va. which they occupied for the
summer and where they entertained
number of Richmond friends, among
whom were Mrs. c. P. Stokes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Maltby spent the
summer in England and. sailing by the
Lusitania arrived In New York and
reached Richmond this week. They will
be at the Chesterfield for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Binford are MAX
ing an automobile trip through the Shen-
andoah valley Of Virginia. They will
visit many points Of interest, the luray
caverns, Natural Bridge and the Peaks
Of Otter.
Mrs. William c. Rivers, whose husband