The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-01


Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Gordon, Of Bal
| tinore; Mr.. and Mrs Charles Il. Boil
Ing. Miss Ellen Bagley, Colonel Jo-
saph Button, Bernard Jones. William
Miller, OF Richmond II. D. Floyd. Of
AppomattoX: Roy. and Mrs. n. s.. Car
Frank Meckling, OF Washlng ton; Mrs.
Walter Smith. Lorraine Smith. OF
Charlottesville; Or. and Mrs. w. r
Aylett, Of Newport News; Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Mc1lwane, Mrs. Burnley
Landlord, Of Norfolk; MISC Caroy
Ian ghorne, Of Lynchburg; Mrs George
Bruce, of Arcadia, Fla. Miss simpson,
OF Baltimore; Judge Croker. OF Ports
mouth, Mr.. and Mrs. John Aiken. Of
| Chicago; Miss Could, OF Brookline
Mass
Mrs. John e. Wilson has been enter
tanning a very attractive house party
previous to the wedding at her home
In Snithded.
For Miss rutherford.
In honor Of Miss Annie Rutherford.
OF Baltimore, who Is the house guest
Of Miss Mamie Davenport, Mrs. ct.
way Allen was hostess of a most at
tractive card party on Monday after
w NUN d. " " SloI6. liz PdiApio 49,
decorated in pink peonies and tall
vases Of white flowers Attractive
prizes were awarded at each table.
and Mrs. Aliens guests included Miss
rutherford, of Baltimore Miss Mamie
Davenport, Miss Avis Grant, Miss Anna
Purcell. Miss May Carmichael. Of Gin
cinnati; Miss Bernard Cooke, Miss
Frances Myers. Miss Grace Hamilton.
Of Baltimore: Miss Bessie Tompkins.
Miss Julia Joynes and Miss Fannie
Miller.
Invitations Received Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baird Mcli-
waine. of Peter sburg have issued in
vita lions for the marriage OF their
daughter. Anne Claiborne. 10 the Re".
William Taliaferro Thompson. Jr. tic
ceremony to take place on "Wednesday
evening, June Is, at o'clock, in the
Second Presbyterian Church, Peters
burg. Miss McIlwaine is widely re-
lated in Virginia, and a number of
Richmond people will go to Peters
burg for the wedding.
Mrs. Bosher's Tea.
Mrs. Lewis Hinton Bosher was
hostess Of very charming afternoon
tea yesterday az o'clock In her apart
ment at the Raleigh, on West Frank
lin street in honor OF Miss Page Ay-
lett Royal and her brdesul aids. The
rooms were prettily arranged in guam
titles of field flowers, with a basket
Of blue and white flowers on the tea
table.
Guests nj HolIin,.
Misses Lora crump. Margaret
Chewing and Carolyn Nachman. of
Richmond. are among the alumnae a.
Hoilins this week attending the COM
mencement exercises.
Miss Therese Nurney and Miss Bess
Holland, of suffolk who spent sew
eral months IN this city last winter.
are also spending commencement
week at Holllns institute.
Prominent Engagement.
An interesting engagement, just an
nopncei. is that Of Miss Gay Seyis1e
Robb, daughter of the la.e NJ. ana
Mrs Philip Lightfoot Robb. of Yir
ginia. to T1dw- II Carton Upton. pro-
fessor of English at st. Stephens Col
legc. New York. Tl,o wedding VIII
be celebrated at high noon June u.
OF Gay Mont. the beautiful country
home of the bride. near Port Royal
Miss Robb has invited Misses Louise
welch. Marie Josephine Darrell Bar
bara White and Elise Waugh, all of
Baltimore, TO be her bridesmaids
A number OF relatives and friends
from Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Baltimore VIII be ailung the wedding
guests.
Miss Bell 10 We'd.
Mrs. George r. Bell formerly OF
Staunton. now of the University OF
Virginia, announces the engagement
of her daughter Margaret to !. C.
Reed. of Chicago. The wedding will
take place in the fall.
stnH-nt-IIome Whist Club.
The stay-atHom Whist Club met
on Monday evening with Mrs. c. Z.
DOYLE at ei6 Park Avenue. Five
tables were engaged, and the highest
score was made by Mrs. Henningham
spilman and Admiral Webster The
club will meet next Tuesday evening
at the residence of Mrs. c. w r.
Brock. EOS East franklin Street
Reception Friday Night.
On Friday evening from $50 to
1890 o'clock Rev. Frank Price Mrs.
Price and their sons will receive their
friends in the lecture room of the
Third Presbyterian Church. Twenty
sixth and Broad Streets. Mr.. Price is
missionary to China. and all in
terested in missions are invited to
attend.
Alumnac Reception
Miss Virginia Elicit and the first
class of Miss Elletts school will en-
Ietertain the Alumnae Association on
| Friday afternoon at o'clock in the
school building. II North Laurel
Street No invitations have been Is
sued and all alumnae are invited to
attend
Winfree-Betts.
a very quiet wedding Will be cele-
brated this afternoon at half-after
o'clock at the home of the bride.
1890 Perry Street. South Richmond,
when Miss Matte owen Belts. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Belts, will
become the bride of Reeves Westwood
winfree. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. ]. w. Durham.
and the house will he decorated in
palms and white flowers, Miss Edith
Snellings Will preside at the plano and
play the wedding march from Men
delssohn, and believe Me-" during the
ceremony.>
Miss Myrtle Belts will be her sisters
maid of honor, and will wear a gown
of pink satin and carry bouquet OF
pink carnations. William Ashton Win
free will attend his brother as best
man.
The bride will enter the parlors with
her father. who will also give her
away She will wear a gown of