The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15

terday to remain until after the White
| hurst Mines wedding.
| Mrs. James Irwin. of Danville. re-
! membered In Richmond as Miss Kate
! Patton, another out-of-town wedding
] guest, will arrive here to-day.
/ Guests OF Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson and Mrs
Reginald Brooks Of New York, and
Mr.. and Mrs Phipps of London. Eng
tland, have been recent guests of their
aunt Mrs. John Fl. Lewis OF Lynch
burg Mrs. Gibson received vote OF
thanks at the November meeting OF
the Old Dominion Chapter, United
/ Daughters OF the Confederacy. on ac-
count OF an offer to give a concert In
/ Lynchburg for the benefit OF the
chapter.
At the last weeks meeting of Wo-
mans Club in Lynchburg. Mrs. John
Fl Lewis. under the head of ''Preser-
yatlon of the Powers That Make for
! Liberty" made an able an persuasive
appeal for equal suffrage.
Mrs. Swanson Entertained.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, who is WIS.,
iting friends in Lynchburg. was guest
of honor al a bridge party given Satnr-
day afternoon by Mrs. James A. Scott,
7 VI olEeet. "A NdlSCly Va
foliage was tastefully utilized in soft
l'ening the outlines of the lower suite
of rooms. and from $3.50 until o'clock
an exceptionally interesting game was
| INDUCED In by five tables of enthusiasts
I tic players. When the scores were tai
lied up. Mrs Holcombe Carroll, as WIN
ner OF the highest score, was presented
with handsome vase. while to Mrs.
Swanson. as the guest of honor. the
hostess presented an exquisite brass
vase. A visitors prize was also award
ed to Miss Blowers, who is now the
guest IL Mrs. Ktrkwood Otey, Jr. at
$3.50 a delightful meat and ice course
was served The ladies invited to meet
Mrs. Swanson were Mrs. William
Steptoe. Mrs. Funston Lucado, Mrs.
Mrs. Gustav Sailing. Mrs. Robert Han
cock, Mrs C.. 4. Heald, Mrs. b. b.
Adams. Mrs. Peyton Winrree. Mrs. NJ.
Fl. Dingee. Mrs. Z. Schaefrer, Mrs. Du-
val Adams, Mrs. Blain Banister. Mrs.
Don Halsey, Mrs. III. Carroll. Mrs. John
A. Faulkner, Mrs. Kirkwood Otey, Jr.
Mrs. Frank West, Mrs. Walter K. Aodi-
son and Miss Edith Montgomery.
Mrs. SCOTS husband was a member
of Governor Swanson's staff. and Mrs.
Scott was present at a number OF en-
tertainments given by Mrs. Swanson in
the Executive Mansion. At the meet
ing of Blue Ridge Chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution, held No
vember 10, in the home of Mrs Chris
tian, OF Lynchburg, the chapter enjoy
ed having as its guests Mrs. Claude
Swanson and Miss Roberts, or Nebras-
ka.' Al the conclusion OF the meeting
charming refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by her young
daughters.
In Honor OF Miss HnrEraye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Davenport, OF $40
West Franklin Street. have issued in
EvItations for a reception and cotiIlion,
| to be given in Masonic Temple. at 9
! o'clock, on the evening OF December l..
! in honor of their debutante niece, Miss
Elizabeth Hargrave. who will by them
/ be presented to Richmond society.
Observation-Disclosures.
/ The wedding of Miss Louis Bacon
/ Thompson. daughter OF James e.
Thompson. of l724 Grove Avenue, to
/ Bernard Cantine Garrison. son of Mar
shall Garrison, will be quietly cele-
| brated in the home Of the brides par
| ents. at $50 o'clock this afternoon. the
| Rev. j. Calvin Stewart officiating.
The color scheme will be developed
| in yellow and green. massing OF yell
1 low chrysanthemums and palms pros
| ducing an admirable effect in decora-
/, ton.
Mrs. Thomas L. West Will play the
Wedding March from .'Lohengrin" as
| the bridal party enter. The bride.
gowned in white crepe meteor and
wearing a tulle veil, Will have a show
er bouquet of lilies Of the valley, and
be attended by Miss Bear, OF Roanoke,
Va, as maid of honor. and Mrs. Ed
pirEartOn Ra1fimnre
as matron of honor.
Miss Bear will wear cream lace
robe over cream silk, and the n1atron
Of honor, yellow satin Both Will carry
yellow chrysanthemums.
Frank Pardee. OF Buffalo, New York,
wi be best man to the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison Will leave to-
night for a Northern tour, and have
their future home in Chicago, III.
Former Richmonders Wed.
A beautiful wedding took place in
Daytonia, Florida. on October 90, at
noon, in the residence OF Mrs. Frances
Menefee Davidson, when her niece,
Margaret Lillian Farrar, was married to
and groom being originally of this city.
The bride is the daughter of the late
DR.. William Field Farrar. for many
years we'll known physician here.
The house was Beautifully decorated
with palms. bamboo. ferns and banks
of roses. Mrs. May Davidson Brewer
was her cousins matron Of honor. little
Miss Frances Brewer was flower girl
and Ma ster Louis Brewer, bearer OF the
ring.
The bride entered with her uncle
Colonel Menefee Houston, and the
groom came in with the officiating
clergyman, the Rev. Mr.. Wilder. OF ST.
Mary's Episcopal Church. Mrs. David
son played during the ceremony.
An elaborate wedding breakfast was
served, the place cards being Cupids
playing with hearts.
Under the Palms.
In the palm garden Of the Jefferson
Hotel on Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock bridge party will be given
by the Belle S. Harrison Circle Of
Kings Daughters for the benefit Of
the She1tering Arms Ladies directing
the arrangements for the afternoon are
Mrs. b. r, Wexford. Mrs. G. u.
Workman, MSs Stewart Hume
Seiden-I<emp.
Mr.. and mrs. Lakewood Kemp have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Judith, to Miles Cary
Selden on November 20 at 1880 p. NJ
in Third Presbyterian Church,
MI. Selden is the son of the late
Richard Selden and Mrs. Selden, Of
Snowden, Goochland county Ie is a