The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

\ SpHrfanburg, ;. y. VIII otcuf Soliie
| time during the present month Gov
ers were laid for eight at table COW
| cred By u cluny lace cloth over green
| satin. The harmonious blending of
| green and white which constituted the
decorative motif of the table was de-
| velopcd with especial attractiveness in
! the centre piece, a delicate asparagus
| fern resting upon cleaning mirror,
/ above which hung the marriage bell.
| The places of the guests were marked
! by miniature gilt slippers filed with
rice Six courses HTero served. tile
color scheme of green and white being
consistently carried out in each
course. Very pretty and appropriate
were the tiny heart-shaped cakes iced
in white and with the initials IS and
"G" done in green upon the snowy SUR
face. Miss Payne's guests were; MISS
Smoot. Miss Annie Gillian. Miss
Louise Payne, Miss Louise Bowman,
/, Miss Paxton. of Woodstock, Va, and
| Literary Round Table.
The Literary Round Table win meet
! on "Wednesday afternoon to discuss
Mrs. Gaskelrs Crawford" under the
| direction of Miss Annie Steger Win
! ston.
| Engagement Of Interest.
Henry A. Van Landingham, asso-
ciate professor of English in Rich
| mond College, will lecture at the Wo-
| mans Club on Monday afternoon.
His subject will be, Under the
Greenwood Tree" Mr.. Van landing
! ham while at Harvard University made
| q special study of the old English
ballads. which he interprets and reads
| most attractively He has won golden
opinions from all who have been for.
tunate enough to hear him on this
theme since he came to Richmond.
Mrs. William G. Stanard will bc
chairman of the day.
screened with snilax, played during
the evening
Dancing was kept up until midnight,
when Refreshments We're served in the
dining room. which was artistfcally
decorated in daffodils and nignonette.
Those present included: Misses Vera
Leisure, of Boston Mass; Louise Law
son, OF Norfolk: Leila Pollard OF Ame-
LA Eva and Lula Taylor. Frances and
Matse Dudley, Belle Gentry. Virginia
| Horner, Susie Bell. Eta and May
| Sampson. Virginia Charles. Jennie
Lawson. Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. John
| son: Messrs c. G. Hankins, Pollard
/ Striker, William Harris, Perry Wright,
John Elicit Dan Mofitt, Clyde Bag
carly, Frank Sampson, Alexander
| Gregory Clifford Taylor. Henry Tay-
| lor Calie Gregory, James Salvage DR..
Carroll BasgarlY, George Hirshtelt.
Dr.. Paul La Rogue. r. G. Cannaday.
Walker johnson and Edwards.
Professor Van Lnndinsi,nn at Club.
1 Mrs. Henry c. Cooper, who has been
visiting friends in Bedford City for
he. h
apartment on East Franklin Street
accompanied by her sister. Miss Viola
Dorothy Conrad, of ST. Louis, Mo. who
will be her guest for several weeks.
aliles-MiIiams.
Mulberry HILL the stately Colonial
ONE of Mrs. William F. Junkit. or
, the suburbs of Lexington, va, was the
, scene Tuesday evening at o'clock oil
a beautiful wedding. when her grand.
daughter, Miss Evelyn Irrelevant VII.
: liams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
j. Gallatin Paxton, OF Independence, Mo.
( was married TO Vincent Morgan Miles
of Fort Smith, Ark. Rev W. Gosh,
10 Bell, rector of +. e. Lee Memoria
S. Episcopal Church, was the otticiatin,
Ia clergyman.
ID The bride wore wedding gov
III of white meteor crepe caught wit
= point applique, belonging to III
brides eat-great-aunt. She wore
: tulle veil with wreath of orang
blossoms, and carried shower bou
~ quet of white roses and lilies of TIL
: valley. She was given away by he
mother. who wore a handsome cow
st of pale blue brocade, embroidered il
Ii silver and pearls
1t Miss Mary Miles. of Marion. Va
n the maid of honor, Wore white crep
=. de chine, with lace and braidinss, ant
@ carried pink Killarney roses Rober
a Dickens, of Fort smith, Ark, was bes
q man.
A Little Miss Elinor I.atane was flowe
6 girl and was dressed in white batist
and pale blue ribbons. Master Win
: throp Williams was ring-bearer. AM
Masters Berkeley Cox, William Co
and Mathew Paxton held the ribbons
MI Miles is a son of the late Colone
= George w. Miles. Of Radford, Va, an
is promising young lawyer of For
: Smith. He graduated in the aeadem'
l.. and law schools of Washington an
y Lee University.
s After a Southern trip Mr.. and Mr.!
Miles Will make their home In For
Smith.
d Mrs, EIcnt's Card Party.
:. Mrs. Robert Kent. Of Ginter Parl
: was hostess Of very charming bridg
4 party Thursday afternoon in honor c
4. her guests. AIrs. Russell. of Tazewel
: Va. and Mrs. Cannaday, of Roanoke
Il Red and white flowers were used