The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

"A \ t)NEMBER of this year has re-
mi venled herself as November the
golden, rather than tho NoNeln,
Der of gray skies and bleak winus.
Iiaicyon days have brought the
dian summer. and robbed autumn OF
any suspicion of drearihess
The gay doinss OF society match tho
gay aspect OF Tho outside world MI
elasssS OF tile social world arc asttr,
and many entertainments, combining
formal with Informal functions. are DC
ms arranged for.
Season Later Every Scar.
Every year the season proper opens
a Iittfo later because the country
houses are likewise ANNUALLY later IN
their closing there being thousand
and ono attractions in country life al
this season, when the huuts are on ana
the early mornings resound with tho
merry echoes OF The huntsman's horn.
Hunting parties are in voguo Just
now all over Virginia., the Fauauier ana
orange Hunt clubs. us well as those o,
Loudntn and Ahemarle, being specially
active in fillowng the hounds.
rhe welding HcII~.
And everywhere wedding bells arc
poaling and brides and their maids a"e
playing their parts In the nuptial
drama. to an accompaniment of lunch
cons and dinners and rehearsal recen.
inns Weddings this scnson. at church
and At home, are characterized by an
unusual richness in decoration and IN
Tho gowns worn by the bride tho
bridal party and the wedding guests.
Thanksgiving and Football.
AZ THANKSGIVING approaches. Il pre-
iimfnar, stir over the antagonism be-
tween tho Blue ana Orange and the
Hlue and White OF tho Universities OF
Virginia and North Carolina. is max.
Ing itself felt The Richmond girls 4
,lchutantos mai have been and .ie.
butantes.to-le arc already getting
read,, their most fetching costumes and
nuttint. their programs for tic day in
order for All havo friends in the foot
ball teams and the university mon who
vii aGcomnany Inc teams TO Richmond
for tho aay, and cheer their comrades
nm 10 victory
Several fashionalla weddings ana de-
h,,tante teas ,neonurile. viii engage
haat,artint, M .ll.sn Ia ,vbo,n tho SEN
sa,,,ss cavetios src m all-importan,
,ansi,iar.tia,,
~ IIonnr 20 ,,r,d.I p.rty
Miss posoijo Mi,nes navo a beautiful
,,,nc,,son ~ o,clnc,y Yesterday after
.ao,, T., h,r 20 N,;,s ,lIto N,r,e
NfIlpa- bride of "Wednesday next am,
er b.r hriaai nor,, among tj,em Miss
sa,l,, rartar 10 T,nnyil,o YIN aud Misc
,,r.,.,, ts,rra,,, I,i,,,.n or Hnltimore
Ala ,,hn ora ,,,osta ~ tic Mines
t,n,,,, ~ rsast u,i,, street
Ext,,,,site a.nn,.a,,n,,e ,,.ro IN o,raer
ava ,yhite TIC Inncheon tnbIe bora /,
,,,a,o,,. ~ ,,bito ct,rySantbcm,,ms
innse-na,aIod frinsod ,vith ,naidcu-halr
f.rns ana vailed with white tuIln Ia
Side each cover was rIaced a corsa go
bo,n,,et or eardeniasy lilies of tho val
lev ami violets -rhose present vert.
Mrs Prince howe Mrs. stuart Bowc.
Mrs Aubrey Young Miss Grace ltitman.
of Raltimore Miss Mary Harmon. OF
Charlottesville: Miss sally Carter, OF
DanviIle. Miss Lillian Haynes, Miss
Hattie Shields, Miss Aileen Cowardin
Misses Resale and Alice Marie Mines
Mrs. Bruce Rowe entertained Miss
Miss Marie Mines and her bridal party
in her home on Grove Avenue at q
supper yesterday evening. and Mrs
Stuart Bowe will give q dinner Mon
day evening in their honor.
The wedding of Miss Mines to Her
bert Clinton Whitehnrst Will be cele-
brated next Wednesday November Ii
at $50 L. NJ, in Centenary Methodist
Church
Al the Countr, Club.
The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Country Club will be held ut
o'clock this evening at the clubhouse.
Music and dancing Will set the socia
pace as usual between the hours OF