The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20


LcarY Patton. Miss Patton has been
much entertained since her formal
presentation 10 society early III the
season.
or Interest Here.
society In New York is Just nov
asog over mn unusually lavish and |
novel dinner given by Mrs. Emily
Ladenbiirg at the Plaza In celebration
OF the SeO5,00p award of the courts of |
that city In her favor. Mrs Laden !
burg - well known in the hunting
circles OF virginia, having spent three
weeks IN 1pperville several years ago.
during the American English hound
trials In Piedmont Valley. She Is a |
great horsewoman and has hunted
| with the packs of Middlesex Grafton
Loudoun and Piedmont Every year
Mrs. Ladcnburg goes to England for
| q run with the various clubs in that |
country.
| Mrs. Leigh to Entertain.
Mrs. Egbert Leigh, Jr.. has issued !
| Invitations for an afternoon recep-
! ton to be given at her home. 504 |
| West franklin Street on Tuesday,
January 25. from to o'clock in |
viii he one of the brilliant events OF
| the winter.
| Returned From Florida.
| Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess has re-
| turned to the city, after stay OF
| some time In Florida. She was &C.
companied by Mrs. Mark Winsiow
| Potter, of New York. who has been
| her house guest hero for several
| weeks.
Entertainments of the Week.
The week has been filed with nunner-
| GUS attractive informal affairs, bridge.
tea drinkings and luncheons predom
linating Sunday afternoon Mrs. John
/ SHELTON Williams and her sister, Miss
tIsaacs. were at home toA callers. On
| Monday at O'Clock Mrs. Edward 7.
! Robinson. of 512 East Franklin Street
4 was hostess at cards III honor of Miss
! Ware. of Birmingham, who Is visiting
Miss Martha Robinson. Some of those
present were Mrs. Sue Buck, Mrs. Eg
{ bert Leigh. Jr., Mrs. Dunlap, of Peters
burg; Misses Ella Buck. Warileld Creh
| shaw. Margaret Preston, of Lexington
KY; Mary Moore, of Sandy Springs
| Md: Park Taylor, Mary Cameron Mar
: tina Robinson
Miss Floyd Taylor also entertained
at bridge on Tuesday afternoon In
honor of Miss Preston, OF kentucky'
/ and Miss Dickson, OF Norfolk, who are
visiting Miss Warheld crenshaw, on
4 West FRANKLIN Street.
! Mrs. Logan Goldson, of So9 West
Franklin Street, has been hostess at
a series of Informal teas in honor of
/; her house guest, MISS Bruhureo, OF
! Pennsylvania.
This afternoon Miss Julia Joynes will
entertain two tables of bridge at
4 o'clock. complimentary to Miss Dick
/ son, OF Norfolk.
I! Visiting In Norfolk.
Miss Mary Harmon. of the University
| OF virginia, who has been the guess OF
| the Misses Traylor at the Chesterfield
! for several weeks, left yesterday to
visit friends in Norfolk. Miss Har-
! mon is frequent visitor in Richmond
4 and has been much entertained during
\ her stay,
i Al Home This Afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Campbell Mead will be
ut home informally to callers this az
tern6on at her apartment at EOS How
:, itzer place. Mrs. Mead will be at home
A every Thursday afternoon until Lent.
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding OF Miss Hilda Walnman,
daughter of the late Captain Charles
SIingsGy Wainman, OF Cars Head
Castlf. Yorkshire. England. and of
Mrs. H. X Franklin. of 1910 West Ave-
nue., TO Preston Belvin, Jr., was cell
cbrated at $50 p. NJ. yesterday In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin. l5lp
West Avenue. Rev. Father O'Reiliy,
of sacred Heart Cathedral, officiating
The bride, tIrosesh her mother, is the
granddaughter OF Charles Stephen
Z Leslie, Baron OF Balauhain. aberdeen
shire, Scotland, and Slindon. England
The house and altar decorations were
in palms, Southern srniiax. pink roses.
, carnations. ana at the altar lilies and
il white roses. N orchestra played the
wedding march and a selection of beau
uful airs. The. bride entered with her
stepfather, II. Is. Franklin, who gave
her in marriage. She wore white
duchess satin and carried lilies of the
valley Her veil was festooned with
orange blossoms and with pearl and
diamond spary. Her Jewels were an
cestral, canoes.
i, Miss Frances Campbell. of Washing
ton, D. c., was maid of honor, and had