The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-06

dining-room.
For Mrs. stevens.
tcrtained at a very attractive luncheon
Wednesday ut her home, 92i west
Franklin street, complimentary to Mrs.
paul stevens, who IS the guest of Kiss
pie orchids were used to decorate the
luncheon table, and a wide satin rib
bon of pale lavender was stretcheG
across the cloth Covers were Ia, lad
stevens, the guest OF honor; Miss Pra-
der, OF Wilmington, Del: Mrs. !. New
ton Vaughan, Mrs. Charles Bowc, Mrs.
David Leake Miss Helen Stevens and
Miss Mary Moulton,
sting Dinner Monday.
TWENTY-FIVE members of Company b.
Richmond Light infantry Blues, VIII
entertain about twenty-five members
very handsome dinner party given in
the Business Men's Club on Monday
evening at o'clock. Covers will be
laid for fifty or sixty guests. ana WIZ
he a very handsome AFFAIR.
Week-End GUESTS In Hichmond.
Mrs. William stone Hutton. with her
little daughter Mary s. Hutton, and
maid win be the weekend guests OF
r. Adkins. at 1904 Park Avenue. Mrs.
John NJ Peasants vii! also be the
house guest or Mrs. Adkins for a few
days.
Miss Helen Lathrop. Mrs. John
Hayes, Miss Bernard Cooke, Mrs. Henry
Hotchkiss and Master Henry Hotch-
kiss, Jr. who have been attending
Hotchkiss at her home on IVY ROAD.
near Charlottesville, have returned TO
richmond.
tlumnne Meeting.
the Aluinnae Association of the Wo-
mans College, OF this city, will be held
this afternoon at 4:3o in the college
chapel IN addition TO the regular
business. including the election of or
ficers and arrangements for the an
nual luncheon, there Will be a talk by
Mrs James Durham. Mrs, Durham,s
subject will be "a Visit 10 the Pope
Mr.. Grny CompIimented.
William Frederick Gray. who for
the past fifty wears has been vestry-
man of st. James Episcopal Church.
was presented with very handsome
nesday evening by the yestry of the
church. Or. ] n. upshur presented the
cup. and Mr.. GRAY seplied to his speech
in a very graceful and witty manner.
The marriage OF Miss Olive Lyle
Demarest daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Lydecker Demarest. 10 John
Conyers Button. OF New York. took
baptist Church, Washington, at s
o'clock, rr s. H. Greene officiating.
The maid of honor was Miss Helen
Button, OF Philadelphia, sister OF
the bridegroom. and the bridesmaids
were Miss Ruth Dewey and Miss
Anita Dieterich. both of Washington.
Miss Katherine w. Demarest, little Sis
ter of the bride, WAS flower girl,
Mortimer Easton. of New York, a
cousin of the bride, was best man,
and the ushers were Bowdoin CraiglilI,
OF Washington: Clifford Nalliet, w. r.
Baker and Leroy Nanderburg, All of
Hack ensnck. y. J.
Married In Norfolk.
Miss Carrie l.. Thorpe and Guy L
Wick, both of Newsom, Va. were quiet
Iy married III the parlor OF the I.pr-
raine Hotel, Norfolk, at O'Clock
Tuesday night, the Rev. T. v. Carson,
or Newsom. performing the ceremony.
Miss Elizabeth Leigh OF Richmond,
was bridesmaid. and Joseph 3. Ever
cite, of Newsonl, best man The bride
was given away by her brother, Z. u.
Thorpe. of suffolk. The couple left
Immediately for a short bridal tour,
and will return to Newsom: May 10.
Meetings To-day.
There will be a meeting Of the Ches.
terrified Chapter. United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, this afternoon 2rl,, az :
Z. Drew, os03 Floyd Avenue. the
meeting was changed from SATURDAY
to Friday afternoon on account OF tRe
lakewood Memorial. Members are
asked to attend. -,
An executive committee meeting VIII
be held this afternoon at O'Clock IN
the Office OF Lieutenant- Governor
j. Taylor Ellyson, room 924 Mutual
Building, to consider the rest plan for
gaining control of the John Marshall
house on behalf of the Association Tor
the Preservation of Virginia Antlqul-
ties ,i,,
There will be an irnportant called
meeting Of the Senior and Junior oaK-
wood Memorial Associations IN -.
Johns brick sunday school room TINS
afternoon at 5 O'Clock. Members OF
both associations are urged to attend
prOmOtlN