The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30

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and Miss Elizabeth Old. Their gowns
were of white lace over pink silk
messaline, and they carried bouquets
4 Of maidcnhair ferns.
Calvert Rogers Dcy, brother Of the
Broom, was best man; the ushets were
i Chester Murray, of the University Of
Missouri oliver Taules. of the Uni
/ Purcell, of Richmond Albert Roper
Hunter Bell Lee Taylor, walter Dey
4 and DIR. Herbert Old,
K! "a beautiful reception, to which only
relatives and the younger friends Of
the bridal couple were invited. WIS
held at the brides home Immediately
after the ceremony The house was
ferns, holly and scarlet poinsettias
After their return from their wedding
/ trip Mr.. and Mrs. Deg will make their
home In Chapel Hill, \. c.
For Miss Hamilton.
Robertson Griswold entertained at a
beautiful dinner Tuesday night at ms
home. 1893 Park Avenue, Baltimore,
in honor of Miss Hamilton, of Peters
burg. Covers were laid for ten guests
] who afterward attended the dancing
of pink and white lilies decorated the
4 table. Miss Hamilton has been visit
ing friends in washington and Balti-
more for several weeks past and Will
1 not return to Petersburg until some
| time in January.
Luncheon for Mrs. swanson.
Mrs. Howry. of Washington, has sent
out cards for a bridge luncheon on
January =, In honor of Mrs. swanson
wife of Senator Swanson of virginia,
Mrs. Swanson was a guest of Mrs. A.
Beirne Blair for several days this fall
At Dance In Fredericksburg.
Among the Richmond people dancing
4 at the Christmas german given Mon
day night in the fredericksburg Opera
I House we're Miss Grace Vest, Mrs;
Lacy The decorations were scarlet
bells and streamers, strung from
bunch of mistletoe that was hung from
I the chandelier. Palms screened the
orchestra which played during the
evening and Clarence Il. Howard led
the german. There were forty couples
1 dancing.
1 Observation-Disclosures.
a pretty wedding was celebrated
I Wednesday morning at 1890 o'clock
! in the home or Mir. and Mrs. William
IL. Hicks, on the Williamsburg Road,
when their daughter, Miss Rosa Alice
l.lcks. became the bride of Lloyd G.
! Eberhard, the Rev. V. w. Bargamln,
pastor of Denny Street Methodist
! Church. officiating.
] me Dflde wore q becoming suit Oh
4 blue chiffon broadeioth. With hat and
4 gloves to match, and carried a bouquet
OF Bride roses. She was attended by
! Miss Orlyn Eberhard, sister of the
! hard wore frock OF white silk and
+ carried carnations Philip Wagner
was the groom's best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eberhard left imme-
1 North. after which they VIII be at
home on WILLIAMSBURG Road at the
home OF the brides parents
To Lecture Here.
season in Richmond Will he the appear
ance al the Jefferson Hotel audito
rum, on the evening of January 6, of
Max Eastman, who comes to the city
under the auspices OF the Equal suf-
frage League of Virginia
Mr.. Eastman, who is member of
the faculty OF Columbia University.
New York is secretary and treasurer
/ OF the Mems League for Woman's Suf-
/ frage. and Will be the guest of Mr..
| and Mrs b. b. Valentine. of 1888 Monu-
ment Avenue. while in Richmond. He
is man OF brilliant attainments and
| has lectured with The greatest success
| in Baltimore Philadelphia and other
| Northern cities. AS he is the first man
| mond, he will doubtless attract and
! interest a large aua.-..ce.
Wnliser-Dyson.
The marriage of Miss Lena L Dyson,
of Aliens Creek, Va, and W. j. Walker,
United States Army, took place in the
| parsonage of the Rev. Mr.. Jones, on
Graham Street, at 7.o'clock Saturday
evening, December "a. Miss Susie
| only attendants. Mr., Walker formerly
made his home In LSnchburg, but on
| their return from their wedding trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will reside in
! this city.
Directresses mt Annual Meeting.
Invitations sent by the central COM
mittee of the Association for the Pre-
servation of Virginia ANTIQUITIES, to
! parts of the state, to be the commit
| tees guests of honor at the annual
meeting of the association on Tues
! day evening, January 3, in the rooms
! OF the Virginia Historical Society. re-
suited in acceptance by Mrs, r. T. w.
| Duke, of the Charlottesville branch;
Mrs. John Letcher,, of the Norfolk
branch. and Miss Susie G. lie Cato, OF
the Drummond Town branch.
| Mrs. Duke, while in Richmond. will
I be the guest of Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson.
Miss lie Cato will be entertained b.
Mrs, william Rui nm, COY, ana IN, MIS-.
| her stay. The directresses will read
| the reports of their respective branches
at the meeting.
Richmond members of the associa-
ton are notified of the date and place
! of the annual meeting this year
/ through the press, and not by postal
! card, as usual. All are urged to be
/ present at the meeting and evidence
their personal interest in the business
| features of the meeting, at Which, of
course, the election of officers for the
ensuing year will be held.
! Meetings To-day.
| There will be a called meeting of
| the Richmond Chapter, United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy, this morning
at II o'clock in Lee Camp Hall. This
meeting is for the purpose of making
final arrangements for the annual din
mel, given TO the veterans at the Sol
diers' Home, January, 4. All members
| interested are asked to be present.
| The Richmond Society, Colonial
| DaUes of America, in the State of
| Virginia will meet in the parlors of
the Woman's Club this afternoon at 4
o'clock. This is the regular monthly
Injecting of the organization, and all
members are urged to attend.
| Miss Watkins IIntertnins.
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Watkins, of
South Laurel Street, entertained a
few OF her friends Informally on We'd
nesday evening. Music and games
amused the guests and supper was
served at midnight. Some of those
present We're: Misses Boryle Holland
Mary Winfrey Myrtle Bradshaw, Ma