The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-04
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TNR. AND MRS. MARSHALL, j MES.
OF Alexandria, have announced
- the engagement OF their daugll-
ter, Elizabeth Winter, to Harry Car
ter Beverly, also OF Alexandria. 'rhe
wedding viii be celebrated early in
June.
The engagement Is OF special inter-
est here and throughout the state,
where both Miss Jones and Mr.. Bey-
erly are widely related. The bride
elect Is one OF the bellies OF Northern
Virginia and was one OF the most
fctcd visitors In New Orleans at tho
carnival OF Mardi Grns several sea-
sons ago Her mother was formerly
Miss Bessie Payne, OF Warrenton,- and
on her fathers side Is directly de-
scendcd from Chief Justice Marshall.
The groom /. native OF Fauquler
county, and the wedding will be an
event OF unusual interest in the most
exclusive society circles OF the state.
ll0stexscs mt the Ten ROOM
Those serving tea In the tea room
at the Jefferson Hotel this afternoon
Will be Mrs. John Hayes, Miss Kate
Meredith assisted by several OF the
debutantcs Of the past season
Enlargement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Anne Tleury, of
Upper Falls. Md, have announced tile
engagement OF theft daughter, Corinne
jenkins, to Henry ]. rapel, also Of
Upper Falls. The marriage will be
celebrated some time in April. Both
Miss Fleury and Mr.. Raphcl arc de-
scended from distinguished French
families.
Card Party on Tuexdny.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. G
bfoscley on Grove Avenue was the
scene OF very lovely card party on
Tuesday afternoon, when their daugh-
ter, Rosa Adelaide. entertained a num-
Der OF her friends. The house was ef-
fectively decorated in palms, potted
plants and baskets OF spring flowers.
The pariors and dining room were In
yellow and green, the hall and library
In crimson. Tulips, jonquils and mar
cissus were effectively used. Miss
S11oselcy received her guests In a dam
~ lingerie frock. with vide sash
OF pale blue satin.
Progressive hearts was played and
the tally cards were red and white
hearts and the score was kept by lit
tie Misses Ieonora Doggett. Quincy
Landstrect and Ashby Peasants
Prizes were awarded to Misses Emily
Rogerson. Annie Penn Christian and
Margaret Smith. Refreshments were
served on the little tables, after which
the guests repaired to the dining room.
where tho birthday cake was cut. A
handsome cluny lace cover adorned
the table and a slippcr-sliapcd gift
basket, filed with jonquils and tied
with gauze ribbon, used as centrepicce.
Under huge bank OF palms and ferns
at one end OF the room. was placed
large basket Of flowers. each guest
taking one. suspended from which was
suitable souvenir.
Some OF those present were: Misses
Lucille Nelson Neal, Annie Penn and
Nellie Christian, Lucille Thompson.
May Freeman, Elizabeth Thompson.
Elizabeth Tyler Owen. Jennie Sale
Jones, Margaret Smith. Frances Ven
able Darlington, Mary corbin spicer.
Emily Roserson, Isabel DeLcon Will
nor. Elizabeth Luce. Helen L. VIII
Lee Dorine Fitzgerald, Quincy Land
street. Ashby Peasants, Leonora Dog
gctt. Mary Hinton Duke, and Virginia
Crenshaw. Master Francis Duke and
Charles Alexander Moselcy.
TO Visit Friends In Baltimore.
Miss Mary Butler, OF ai3 Floyd Ave-,
nue., will leave on Wednesday morning
for Baltimore. where she will be the
guest OF Miss Ka!c Seldom for several
weeks. On her return. Miss Butler
Will have as her house guest for the
Easter festivities. Miss Louise Burton.
daughter OF Bishop Burton, OF Lexing-
ton. Ky.
Nils. Talbot Honorcd.
Mrs. Robert La.imer Gordon was