The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-19


Gray White, Of this city The dining
room table WIS nttractivcly arranged
| In poinsettias and ferns, and the can
dies were shaded in red. Miss Millers
guests included debutantes of this
! season.
Miss White was also guest OF honor
at a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wylie and Misses Whyte at
their home on Cathedral street FRI
day night. Pink roses were used on
the table and the lights were shaded
in pink and silver Covers were laid for
fourteen guests.
Approaching Wedding.
MIR. and Mrs Forest r. Tay1oc, of
Chattertoh. King George county an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Catherine Attaway Tayloe. to
Ralph Gedney. of Washington. u. c.
The wedding Will take place this
winter.
| Mr.. Gedncy has recently returned
from Panama, where he has made his
home for the past several years.
Luncheon Last Friday.
Miss Byrd Alvey entertained very
delightfully."- at luncheon last Friday a.
the Hermitage Golf Club in honor of
Miss Lulu Moore, daughter of Judge
Charles A. Moore. of Asheville. North
Carolina. Decorations were In Christ
| mas greens and crimson flowers.
Attends Hunt In Petersburg.
Miss Anne Keith Royal was guest
of the Riverside Country Club in
| Petersburg Saturday afternoon, and
| participated in the hunt. She was
| Her Grace.
| At the hop which followed at the
clubhouse the following received:
Mesdames Preston Il. Roper, Ashton w.
Gray, william Budd. Hatcher Seward,
| +. II Booth, j. p. Prince, Misses Annie
! Gill. Mary G.. Harrison, Mary Bryan,
! Mary Martin, Lizzie stevens and Sarah
4 Temple.
| Invitations Issued.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Old have
| issue Invitations for the marriage or
their daughter. Elan Alice. TO William
| Morton Dey, the ceremony to take place
on Wednesday evening. December IS.
\ at o'clock, in Christ Church, Norfolk.
1 A reception will be given in the home
| of the brides parents, $50 F'recmason
street. Immediately after the ceremony
Miss Old has frequently visited
friends in Richmond, and number OF
people from this city will attend the
| wedding.
| VI
The marriage of Miss Rosa Estelle
snead and Martie NJ. Martin. both OF
this city, was celebrated Thursday eve
ming In the home of A. 3. Laughon. in
| Barton Heights, Rev. w. A. Laughon
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Will
make their home in Richmond.
| Misses Walker Entertained.
Mrs. Harry McGhec, of Waynesboro
entertained at bridge In honor of her
J .t.4 IT, u
| of Richmond. at her residence on Maple
Avenue. Tuesday evening. Those at
the tables were Mrs McGhee, Misses
! Walker, Nell Talbot, Hood and Thomp
son: Messrs. Bowman. Fetzer. Hudgins
and DR. Richardson. salad course
| luncheon was served during the eve-
ming. Miss Thompson won the prize
| Miss Nell Tate Talbot also enter
tanned at cards at her handsome home
on Wayne Avenue, Waynesboro. We'd
nesday evening. in honor of the Misses
Walker Those invited were the Misses
Walker, Hood. Thompson. Champe
! Thompson. Mrs. McGhee; Messrs
4 Hudgins. FetZer. Bowman. Lambert
DR. Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny
/ Fishburne. Mrs. McGhee won the
| prize.
safely Arrived In Rio.
William II. Talbot. OF Waynesb oro,
\ mas received caD!eBram from ftlo Ia
metro announcing the safe arrival OF
/. his scn, William H. Talbot. Jr Mr.
| Talbot. with II. D. Conner, took pas
| sage on the steamer Byron November
8. Mr.. Talbot Is chief of an engineer
ing corps in South America
In and Out of Town.
Mr., and Mrs. Frederick William
Scott have moved into their handsome
home on West Franklin Street. which
has been recently completed.
Mrs L. p. Nelson, who has been
guest of friends here is now visiting
her daughter. Mrs. w. w. Chelf, in
Culpeper. Va.
Miss Cora Lynn and Miss Mary
Weakley, of Gordonsvile. are spending
several days in Richmond.
Miss Bessie Anderson is visiting her
sister. Mrs. NJ. G. Hart. at her home
in Charlottesville. Va
Clifford Miller. of this city. has been
a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. P.
Nelson, in Culpeper.
Miss Lettice Woodward, who is Wis