The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-11
this week. They win go from Ne7
orleans to Mexico on visit.
Riverside Club to Give Drag Hunt.

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Riverside Club to Give Drag Hunt.
The Riverside Hunt Club. OF Peters
burg, will give a drag hunt ON Feb
ruary' 49, which will be participated in
by the Deep Run Hunt Club, of Rich
mond. The hunt will be followed by
q brilliant reception which promises
to be one OF the most elaborate ever
given by the Riverside Club.
Prominent Engagement.
Senator and Mrs. George sutherland.
of Utah, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Edith Sutherland
to y. Robert Elmorc, of New York
The wedding, which viii be an impor-
tant event of the spring season, viii
take place Tuesday, May 8, in St Mar
garet's Episcopal Church, Washington.
-. c. Miss Sutherland is one of the
most popular girls in official circles
of Washington society anc her en-
gagement is Of interest to wide circle
of friends.
Luncheon on Saturday.
Miss Mary Duke, of Charlottesville
was hostess of charming luncheon
given on Saturday in honor of Miss
Mary Boiling. whose marriage to DR..
Robert ShackeIford was celebrated on
Tuesday evening at $50, in Christ
Church. Charlottesville. The dining
room table was tastefuly and very
appropriately decorated, the color
scheme being red and white. Red and
white cupids were suspended from the
chandelier and in the centre of the
table was a huge fern with many
cupids placed among the leaves, Gov
ers were laid for ten.
Miss Duke proved. as usual. a very
iner Inli oh NJ ri n
present We're Misses Boiling. Littig,
Mcneil. Thoroughbred. Hancock, An
trim, Barksdale, Melville Boiling and
Mrs. Dudley.
Meeting This Afternoon.
The first meeting of the Mission
Study Glass for tho leaders of the
by Mrs. L. Z. Osgood, will be held
this afternoon at $3.50. o'clock. in the
lecture room OF st. James Church. The
class will meet during Lent and study
| The Church in the West
Home Wedding.
A very pretty home wedding tool
place Thursday night at 8 o'clock a
| the residence of the BRIDES parents
| Andrews became the bride of Pau
Campbell. In honor of the occasion
| the parlors were decorated in fern
| and other potted plants.
Just before tho ceremony Mis-!
Hannah Thomas. of Norfolk, sang &C
| Promise Me-" accompanied by Mis-
Lulie McIlwaine on the piano. During
! the ceremony Miss McIlwaine played
/, Schuhert's 'Serenade." Miss Aims
Andrews, sister of the bride, was maic
Of honor. and Harry L. Brown. o
Petersburg, best man. Rev. D. II
| Rolston otficiated.
The bride, who is a daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. j. Wesley Andrews. wor
a. dark blue chiffon broadcloth tray
cling suit, with hat and sgloves t
match. and carried Brioe roses an,
lilies Of the valley tied with tulle TIL
maid of honor was attired in delicat
pink messaline with pearl trimmings
and carried pink carnations tied Will
| pink ribbon. The groom is promi
4 nent young business man OF Raleigh
Il N. C.
The out-of-town guests We're: Mis-
NJ. II, Lewis, Misses Jane and lren
Taylor, all of Baltimore; Mrs. Georg
Riddlemoser, of washington. D. G,
Mrs. II. L. Hulce, Mrs, jeff FRANCIS
Miss Marie Whitlock Misses Maud
ana Lettie Carter, Floyd Delaney an
John Davenport, all OF H.cnn'ohu' an
ID. 10, Dale, Of Kinston, N 9.
The couple left on an eStende
bridal tour South, and on their re
turn will reside in Raleigh.
Dance ut Gucrrunt.
| Al n brilliant dance given at tn
r;uerrant Hotel last Wednesday nigh
| the following couples participated: 2
Brady Saunders. with Miss Noble; "
Il, Edwards. with Miss Graves;iT.
Edwards. with Miss Neale: John !.
MADDOX. with Miss PREGNANT T. Z
Adams. With Miss Courtney; John I'll
lott, with Miss Richardson; Mr., Bon,
with Miss Fltzgarald, Louis Kennel,
with Miss Jones; Mr.. List. with Mis-
Toats; MI, Shutting, with Miss brown
DR.. Norton Mason, with Miss Eaylol
Thompson Rnhl. with Miss IIalSs; Stat
Senator ,Strothep and wife. Of Gile
county,
stags--G George b. White. u, NJ. ASH
ton, q, y. Finder, NJ, ~, Gary, Doug
] las Cool, Al. q, fI'ay lor. 81. g. ToWne