The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
MISS PATSY JANE OLIVER.
iaume; Treasurer. Mrs. j. B. Halybur.

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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Oliver, OF
PAGES. Va. announce the coming mar
riage of their daughter, Patsy Jane. to
Lewis B. Whitehead, of Chatham, Va
Miss Oliver Is one Of the most charm
ing young women of Southern Virginia
and by her manner and attractiveness
has won for herself a host of friends
and acquaintances throughout the
State Mr. Whitehead Is recent
graduate Of pharmacy from the Uniyer-
sity College of Medicine, Richmond.
and from the dico-Chirurgical Col
lego. of Philadelphia, and enjoys a
large acquaintance In this and other
States.
The young couple, after brief tour.
will reside at their future home in
Buena Vista, Va.
The wedding is to be solemnized No
vember so, at the home of the brides
parents. The bride will be attended
by Miss Alma Shelhorse, of Chatham,
and Walter 5. Lindsay, of Petersburg.
will be the best man.
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aiaury.
Mrs Lewis G. Wood Of indianapolis,
with her little son. is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Maury, of log North
Morris Street. Mrs. Wood. who Is Mrs.
Maury's sister. was formerly Miss Jcs-
sic Hall, of Richmond. and her friends
will be pleased to note her return to
their midst.
Charming Bridge Party.
On Tuesday afternoon of last week
Mrs. w. G. Moseley gave charming
bridge party to Mrs. sproule and the
Misses sproule of New Orleans. Among
those present were Mrs. Mann Valen-
tine, Mrs. Edmund Waddill Mrs. Ben
Nash, Mrs Bronson. Mrs. Sproule. Mass
sproule. Miss Childrey. Miss Mitchell.
Mrs. w G. Moseley Miss Resale
Moseley assisted in doing the honors
A very animated game was played.
Mrs. Sproule making the highest score
A handsome collation. was served.
Mrs. Dookcr's Card Pnrty.
Mrs. Hunter r. Booker. Of Hampton.
Va, gave most delightful subscription
card party for the benefit of the Assoc
citation for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities In her residence In Mar
shall Street "Wednesday afternoon. The
affair was most successful In every
way and highly enjoyable to the large
number present. Mrs. Robert Stocker
took. the bridge prize, Mrs. G. A. Junk
en- the 500 prize, and Mrs. Mathew G.
Armstrong the consolation prize. Those
playing were Mesdames Robert Stock
err Franz Won schilling, X. w. Hudg-
ms, W. P. 1sley. II. D. Howe. C. 2. Hew-
ms, c. B. Hewins. G.. A. Junken. u. s.
C. Armstrong. Richard Armstrong,
John Sugden, H w Saunders, Misses
Nancy Jones, Lila Chisman. Laura
Fitchett. lima Won schtlhng. Miss Ev-
erett, Miss Capps, Miss Walcott, Ester
Lee, Mrs George w. McAllister and
Miss BEETLE Clarke, of Richmond
Council OF Jewish Women
The Council Of Jewish Women Will
hold Its regular meeting on Tuesday.
November /. at 3 AS P. Al. in the sun
day school rooms OF Temple Beth Aha
bah. DR.. j. A. c. Chandler will deliver
an address on Incorporation Of School
and Home, and Miss Davis Will rem
der piano solo, after which there VIII
be a social hour. full attendance Is
desired, and visitors will be welcome
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Borst an
.nounce the engagement of their niece,
Lillian Ruth Harris. to Littleton James
Chappell, the wedding to take place
the latter part of November.
Important Meeting.
An important meeting OF Oakwood
Memorial Association Will be held in
the lecture room of st. Johns Church,
Tuesday afternoon, November l, at
O'Clock. All members are requested to
be present.
Central Communicable Meet
The central committee of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation of vir.
.ginia Antiquities Will meet Tuesday,
November 1, at noon, in the rooms OF
the Virginia Historical Society.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bolling's Recital.
At the October recital, the first of
Boiling, selections were given from
CHOPIN, Scnumann, Grieg Wagner,
Mendclssohn, Vogrich and other COM
posers. ,5
Mias Ethel Taylor, ono OF
MI Bolling's out-ot-town pupils, play
ed ITO A Maiden" one OF Mr.. Bolling's
latest published pieces. dedicated ia
Miss Kathleen Winston. Of Grove Ave-
nue.
Iate--se,ynrd.
Al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shay
Morgan, 1881 West Cary street, on the
evening Of Octobar rs, at 7:3o o'clock,
lolln CLAUDIA Tate. son Of Joseph TATE.
and MISS Geep Lee seward, daughter OF
E,ieel seward, We're united in marriage,
the Rev. j =. iiutson pertaining the
ceremony. M
The. parlor @as decorated with ferns,
Mowers and shaded lamps. Miss Sadie
I Seward, sister OF the bride, was maid
Of honor aud Alya Tate brother
or me groom, was best man. &
u ne bride wore a clotn suit OF blue,
I With hat and gloves to- match, and
carried a large bouquet OF White schry 81