The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

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Iarus, Paul Christian, Mr.. Tory ana
Mr.. Gillian, of Petersburg.
Mrs. Robert j. Willlngham, Jr, Will
be hostess of an afternoon reception
on Thursday, May 6. from to
o'clock. at her home. 1920 Grove Ave-
nue.. Mrs Edwin Gilbert Luce has
also sent out invitations for cara
party to be given at her home, BOB
Park Avenue, on the evening OF May
12.
Rnndo1ph-Dulnncy.
The wedding of Miss Eva Randolph
Dulaney and DR.. Archibald Cary RAN
dolph took place Tuesday at noon, at
Grafton Hall. Fauquer county, Va,
and united two of the most prominent
families In Virginia. Miss Dulaney,
known to her intimate friends as
Terry Dulaney. is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hunter DulaneS
and has been a belle at the White
Sulphur Springs for several years.
She is the niece of Robert Neville, OF
Virginia. and Of the late Hal Du-
laney. Dr. Randolph is the son OF tho
late Or. Archibald Randolph, of Clark
county Virginia, and grandson OF
DIR. Robert C. Randolph. whose estate
Newini,a rket, was one OF the famous
ancestral places in the Shenandoah
Valley Or. Randolph is graduate of
the University of Virginia end at
present an assistant to DR.. Hugh n.
Young. Of Baltimore
DR.. and Mrs. Randolph are spending
their honeymoon in Atlantic City.
| MISS Wilson'S wedding.
| A very pretty wedding was cele-
| brated yesterday morning at 1890
| o'clock in the home of the bride. 302
| West Grace street. when Miss Geor-
gia NJ. Wilson. daughter OF George NJ.
Wilson was married to DR.. William
Triplett Harris. owing to the deep
mourning of tho brides family, the
wedding was very quiet affair and
only few relatives and intimate
friends were present for the ceremony.
The Rev. Landon Randolph Mason,
rector of Grace Episcopal Church, be-
Ing absent, tho Rev. ]. Y Downn,an
performed the ceremony. and tho
house was decorated throughout in
palms, ferns and quantities OF white
flowers. Little Misses Florence and
Emily ROPER, OF Petersburg, nieces OF
the bride were flower girls and wore
dainty frocks OF white batiste and
carried French baskets Of white flow
ers. DR.. Charles NJ. Hazen was the
sroon,'s best man. Miss Zelle Minor
presided at the piano. The bride wore
an exquisite gown OF white rnarquisette
over white silk and carried Bride
roses. Her tule veil was caught with
lilies Immediately after the cerc-
mony DR.. and Mrs. Harris left to spend
some time travelling In tho North.
Colonial Danes Entertain.
a brilliant reception was given
Thursday night at Rauscher's, when
the Colonial Danes of the District
entertained in honor of the visiting
danes who are in Washington for
their biennial council.
The rooms were decorated in the
colors of the society blue and yellow,
this being carried out charmingly within
yellow jonquils tied with pale blue
ribbons The guests numbering about
$50, Were received by Mrs. Rufin
Cox. president of the Council of Co.
lonial Danes; Miss Strong, the Vice
president; Mrs Dickinson, Mrs. Shep- !
ard. Mrs. Cushnan. Mrs. Kimball,
Mime. de Maissner. Mrs. william Cor
coran Hill. Mrs. Wilmer, Mrs. Appleby
and Mrs. Holsworth Gordon.
Whiting Mrs. Belt.
Mrs. Harry S. Belt will have as her
guests for this week al her home in
Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs Hill Beverly, !
of Kendale, Essex county, Va. They
Will arrive In Baltimore on May T.
Miss Rehecca Dulany Beverly, niece
OF Mrs. Belt. Will spend next winter in
Baltimore as the guest Of her aunt. |
Miss Beverly frequently visits rela-
tives in Richmond.
Miss Scott Entertained.
Mrs. Frank InInan has issued invita-
ttons for very handsome luncheon to |
be given at her home in Atlanta in
honor of Miss Frances Branch Scott, |
of Richmond. The luncheon will be
given on Thursday. May 5. and covers
Will be laid for twelve guests.
Miss Scott will arrive in Atlanta
Monday and will be the guest of Mrs.
Samuel NJ. Imam in that city.
Guests for Charlottesville Wedding.
At the wedding OF Miss sallio Stuart
Woods and William James Rucker,
which took place at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon in the home of the
brides parents in charlottesville,
there were number of tinguished
guests present. They were: Mrs
James Dun, of Chicago. mother of the
groom; Mrs. George Hamilton Cook,
OF Baltimore, aunt of the groom; Hon.
and Mrs Huntington Wilson. of Wash
ington. D. c.; Mrs. Philip II. sheri-
dan and the Misses Sheridan, of Wash
1ngton; Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. D. Doug
las sand Mrs Benjamin Douglass. OF
OASNA'SSt Az u, ~. ana MIS-. ,IhOmaS
Nelson Page, OF Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. Patterson. Of Richmond;
Misses Rucker. of Washington, D. C.;
Miss Julia Thompson. of Baltimore,
Nd; DR.. and Mrs. Frank A. Lupton,
OF Birmingham. Ala; Paymaster and
Mrs Robert H. Woods, Of Annapolis,
Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Page, OF
Oakland" Hanover county. Va; CHS
well D. Langhornc. OF "Mirador," AL
bemarle county, Va, and Mrs. j. Gar
nett Nelson, OF Richmond.
Party Going Abroad.
Among the parties going abroad this
season is very attractive one TO BIO
conducted by Miss w. T. Schooler and
! Miss Elizabeth Broun, of Fredericks-
| burg. Travelling with Miss Schooler
! and Miss Broun will be Miss Verdot
| Soleman and Miss Harriet Percy. Of
Huntsville. Ala: Miss Mary jeffrey
| Camp. OF Petersburg: Miss Cornelia r,
Shields. of Richmond. Miss Kate Dog
gett and MISC Elsie Lewis, Of Freder-
icksburg; Miss Elizabeth Mitchell. Of
| Washington; Miss Tillie Page and Miss
Louise Cummings. OF Brooklyn The
party will sail on June Z by steamer
Potscam. OF the Holland-America
fra,. In. S4,1.-