The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-11
Social and
Personal

~ IGHT REV. ROBERT a. GIBSON
announces the engagement or
L Ills daughter, Frances Peyton,
Anking. China, the wedding to take
place in Holy Trinity Church come
time in June. Mr.. woodward Is a son
or Mr.. and Mrs. w. Minor Woodward.
OF this city. and for the past several
years has made his home IN the East.
Organ HccitaI.
Ben J. Potter, associate OF the Royal
College OF organists, London, England,
with the following weil-known sing
ers. VIII give an organ recital II the
Tirst Presbyterian Church. corner or
Madison and Grace Streets, on Friday
evening, April Is, at sis o'clock: Mrs.
w. l.. Monnell. Mrs. r. l. Norton, Miss
Gelfnc Macdonald. Miss ogilve, Webb
y. Hill a. VI. Forester j. finder.
An attractive and Varied program has
been arranged. which Will appeal TO
aii music lovers.
Reception In Petersburg.
Airs. Patrick Henry Booth was host
ess OF beautiful reception last We'd
nesday afternoon at her residence on
Marshall street, petersburg. IN honor
OF her sister. Mrs. Joseph B. Prince.
who has recently removed from wash
ington to wake her home IN Peters
burg They were assisted in receiving
by their mother, Mrs. VI j. Darden. OF
Newsons. Va. and Mrs. benjamin
Saunders Booth. The rooms were nrtts-
tIcally decorated with jonqulls, the
mantels being banked with the same
yellow flowers and ferns. on the ta-
bic in the dining room basket OF
1onquiis and pale yellow tulips was
Grace L. Faulcon presided at the punch
bowl. and Mrs Robert T. Meade Mrs
Harley j. Duane and Mrs. w. p. John
son assisted in the dining room. Mrs
Booth received her guests in a hand
embroidered white crepe. with diamond
ornaments. Mrs Prince wore her we'd
ding gown OF white satin. trimmed In
point lace and pearl ornaments; Mrs
parden was handsomely gowned In
Chantilly lace, embroided in gold. and
Mrs. b. J. Booth wore an imported
pink rosebuds. Young girls serVin.:
In the dining room were Misses Leslie
Booth. Josephine steel, Flora Allen
Louise Banks, Helen Sommcrs, Louise
Spratley, Mary Spotswood Lemotne,
Florence Lemoine. Leslie and Lizzie
stevens.
Wishing In Georgin.
Mrs NJ II. omohundro. who has been
spending the winter with her niece,
Mrs. Thomas Chason, OF Donaisonville.
Ga, is having a most delightful visir
and has pcen much entertained during
her stay South. Several very hand
some affairs have been given compli-
mentary to Mrs. omohundro. who re-
mains In Georgia until some time In
May.
Motoring in Northern Virginia.
Miss Maude Starke, of this city, who
is the house guest of Miss Bliss VIII |
liams, in Buckingham county, expects
To spend this week with a party of
friends motoring through Alhemarle
and the counties of Northern Virginia.
Miss Cosby Much Entertained
Miss Wiimotl Cosby of Brooklyn. !
y. Y, who was among the girls at
tending the Easter week festivities
ut the University of Virginia. and mas
been the house guest of Mrs r. Ashton
Miller here TOR the past few days, |
VIII remain in hRchno3d for the nsxt
tainments have been given for Miss
Cosby notable among which were a
beautifully appointed supper at the
Hermitage Golf Club, a box party on
Thursday evening at the Academy and
several informal bridge parties
Itostcsscs for This Afternoon.
Hostesses at the Womans Club /!
this afternoon, when Dr. a. J. Kelway
speaks upon child labor, include Mrs. |
tIelhig, of Detroit and Mrs. George p. |
WEIGH. Coffee will be served by Mrs |
Thomas Rollins Marshall and Miss
Madge F'reedleN. Mrs. James Blair and !
Mrs. Henry Miller Will pour tea |
Observation-Disclosures.
A very pretty wedding took place