The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24
Social and
Personal
JrT- hn autumn being only preliminary
IN importance to the winter sea.

fn5importnnce to the winter sea.
Hon lis characterized by the
spirit of agreeability, rather tlan for@s
mality in the character OF It's enter
tanning. Its fashionable little fine
tions are very gay and attractive; how
ever. and serve as q pleasant intro
duction to the formal winter, season
q fSt910~.1t.
Miss Lucy Gwathmey. OF 900, West
Grace. was hostess on Thursday even
1nE at al Informal dance9in honor OF
her hotfsei guest, Miss Lucy, SIMS, of
Louisa. Miss Sims is ~a8daughter -sof
Judge Sims who represented his coun-I
" in the last session of the Virginia
Legislature, and both she and Miss
GWathmey belong to a younger group
9 girls. who are appointment figures In
thelr circle.
Mrs. Charles K.s Bryant was hostess
At q very delIghtful tea TSriday>afters5
noon ut her home at Northampton.
The colony at Northampton Is prov
Ing one of the gayest and most de-
liEhtfu1 III Richmond.
Miss Adgkidc4 Myer. Who has been
the guest OF Mics charlt tie Meade -
several weeks. leaves to-day for New
bern. N. c.. 10 be maid Of honor d a
fashionable wedding.
Mrs, Edward Payson Terhune, Mrs.
49, AiIdIC "a dtlu InISs
Vandcrwater. OF New York. who spent
several days of lastsweeK as the gue.ss
of Mr.. and Mrs. s.SH. HAYES, a t WIN.
die Knowe." Ginter fark, have re-
turned tp Nav York. -
DR.. Robert r. Williams, of Ell Paso,
Texas. who visited Or. George Ben
Johnston In Richmond. Is spending
l>te October at. Warm Springs. Va.
Approaching weddings.
James l.. Beck announces the APP
preaching marriage of his daughter.
Minnie Camden. to Reginald Reith.
ms wedding will be a quiet one, tak-
1ng place at the home of the bride
on tuesday morning. November 81.
quite a number Of Richmond people
VIII go up to Orange on November 10
70 attend the wedding of Miss Peachy
Gascoigne Lyme n syirginius Ran
dolph Shackelford,9 which viii take
place In st, Thonlas's Episcopal Church.
Miss Lyme. who is the
a. = o'clock. Miss Lyme. who is the
Of Mrs. William H. Lyme, is
prominently known In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. sanford Burton Fits,
of Cascade. Va, have Issued invita-
tons to the marriage of their daush-
ter, Agnes Morton to Henry Carving
ton Watkins, of Culpeper, Va. the. mar
riage to take place on November o at.
their home. Brown Cables
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage OF Miss Alice May
Serpell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. serpeIl. OF louisville, KY. to John
Walter Barnett. Jr., ensign United
States Navy on Thursday evening, No
yember 8. at.6:30, I. NJ. 0 n Cherokee
Road. Louisville.
~To-morrow Mrs.4 Sarah Langhorne,
formerly of Lxnchhurg.va will pc
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lanta. Ga. Mr.. Armand also formerly
lived in Virginia:
To Leave for Manila.
Commander c. 81. Fair. IT, S. n,
With his wife. mother n little daugh-
ter. Is in Gloucester for a short visit
TO his home on Ware River. Com
mander Fair is ordered TO Manila. and
will sail this month from San Fran
cisco.
Kings DauEhters This Afternoon.
h Helping Circle Of Kings Daugh-
Ing this afternoon with Mrs. E. H.
Bell. the inaugural meeting for the
year Ia10-l18 having been held last.
Monday. the election of officers taking
place with-Sthe following results:
Leader. Miss virgie Gary: Vice
terry. Mrs. Lula C.. McPhail: Assistant
Secretary. Mrs. Harry 7. Moore; Treas
urer. Mrs. j. E. Schwalmeyer.
The following were elected as dele
gates to attend the convention in
Stanton: Miss Agnes Gary. Mrs. j.
q. S~chwalmeyer, Mrs. Lula c. Nc
Phail and Mrs. Harry !. Moore.
8Philips-Gnfnes.
AT Ephesus Church. in Essex.
Maxwell. Gaines to Eugene w. Philips
vas celebrated on Saturday. October
r.. att high noon.
Thesbride. who is a daughter OF Mrs.
Lula. r. Gaines, of Centre Cross, Va
Is prominently. conneeted@in this State
and South Carolina. and the groom is
2 son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Philips.
of huntsville. Va.
Miss.Gainest was attended by Miss
Leila Gary.9of Franklin, n Mrs. Gre
CORY Reynolds. maid and matronEof
honor, both wearing green chiffon over
messaline.
sydnor Philips, brother OF, the groom,
was his best man., and the groomsmen
were Or. Henry Street, of Richmond:
Allan Cral1e. Denny Wright, Willard
Robertson. Robert Grey and billiard
and Frank Newbill.
Miss Laurie billiard was at the
piano. and Mrs. Rowe, of Fredericks-
burg sang ",Belleye Ne. IL All Those
Endearing Young Charms"
Little CHRISTOPHER Payne, OF Nor
folk, was r~ingbearer. and the brides
maids. Misses Ruth Marston, Nellie
Jones; Rather ine NewbNl, Orvallt Street.
Irene Newbi1l and Bertha Dyke wore
white messaline frocks and carried
pink chrysanthemums.
/, The brides wedding dress was of
white satin. o%rnamented with duchess
lace andsspearls,s and sshesgcarried
shower BOUQUET OF Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley. ssheGwas given In
marriage by her uncle Mr.. Roane.
Mr.aand Mrs. Philips left for a trip
In the North.
Amongsthosegfro o a distance attend
ing the wedding We're DR.. and Mrs.
Christopher Newbills and Mrs. Payne,
of Norfolk: Or. and Mrs.s.Willard New
bill and Mr.. and Mrs. Med Donald Lee,
Of Iryington:SC Captain Newbill,.s of Fort
Miles, and Or. Henry Street, of Rich
mond, who 5entertained at asbeau-
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