The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-27

terrain Church VIII FlFc II. luncHcon OH
December and . In the church par
lors
Members OF the society include Mrs.
j. Scott Parrish. Mrs, william Todd,
Mrs. George Bryan, Mrs. Richard
GwathmeY, Mrs. j. w. Young. Mrs
William Miller, Mrs. G. G. Wall, Mrs
Alfred Wltherspoon, Mrs. y. L. Mas
sey, Misses Corling, Mrs. -. i. Crcecy,
Mrs. William Chalmers and Mrs. j. ID
Clothier
Chnppcii-JInrris.
In the home of AR. and Mrs w. III
Borst, November %. at 10 a. NJ, the
wedding of Miss Lillian Il. Harris,
their niece, to Littleton j. Chappell,
son of Charles Chappell, of Richmond,
was celebrated. the Rev. j. #. willing
ham officiating
The parlors were decorated with
4 palms and flowers. Mrs. j. Parkinson
J played the wedding march, and Be
lieve Nc. If All Those Endearing
! Young Charms during the ceremony.
4 Miss Sara Mitchell was maid of honor
and Howard Hamilton the best man.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle, W. II. Borst. Immediately
after the ceremony the young couple
left for u Southern tour. After Decem-
Der 10 they will have their home ut
1 100 Davis Avenue.
Richmond Pearson Mt Club.
The address to be delivered by Rich
mond Pearson at Woman's Club to-
! morrow evening, November IS, at 8
o'clock, will be OF unusual interest
i to the club, as the subject Of the ad.
i dress. relating to the personal expe-
riences of the speaker, will be MY
/ Life in Persia"
Mr. Pearson was for four years Min
lister to Persia. His intimacy with
the court gave him access to its inner
/ life, and his descriptions OF the
Oriental splendor of its court func
tons the court costumes and magnih
cent jewels reads like romance of
4 Haroun al Roschid
| Mr. Pearson was for two years am
4 bassador"to Greece, winning diplomatic
distinction there, US in Persia.
Club members are privileged on this
occasion to bring men escorts and are
requested not to wear hats.
Literature Class.
On Wednesday, afternoon at half
past 4 o'clock, Miss Daniel will meet
the literature class OF Woman's Club
to discuss Tho Contemporaries Of
, l.ghakespeare."
DR.. Vincent TO Conc.
Another trent is promised Woman's
Club members OH Monday, December
., when DR.. Leon H. Vincent will adj
dress the club at half-past 4 O'clock
DR. Vincent is one OF the foremost
American lecturers, his favorito sub
ject being Men of Letters"
DIR. Lounsbury Here.
pr Thomas l.. Lounsbury, professor
OF Englishj at Yale University, bril-
n5 DOt
. the University of Virginia, where he
: had been delivering a series Of lee
, lures, to be the guest in Richmond
. of his friend, Colonel w Gordon Nc
!. Cabe, and to give before the club
on Monday last a talk OH The
I, Northumbrian Records that was pro-
. nounced by all who heard it as a
. finished and scholarly prescntment of
i most interesting subject from an
!. historic and literary standpoint.
: Dr. Lounsbury was most happily in
PRODUCED to club members by Colonel
A w Gordon McCabe who paid a just
tribute to the powers of the lecturer
!, Wiley-NIonroc.
q A very pretty but quiet wedding
+. with only the relatives and most in
s innate friends present, took place
q Thursday morning at 1880 o'clock
u when Miss Marion Nettle Monroe be-
came the bride of Thomas ]. Wiley
the Rev. James Y. Fair officiating. The
8 parlors and hall were decorated with
y ferns, potted plants ard shaded lamps
The wedding march from "Lohen-
). grin" was rendered by Miss Bessie
Browning, and Hearts and Flowers
f during the ceremony.
h Little Misses Blanche Cottrell and
II Kathleen Browning were flower girls,
+ carrying silver baskets filled with vel
: low chrysanthemuns, and wearing
c white lingerie froclSs with pale yell
low ribbons, The bride wore tailored
. costume of dark blue with hat and
I gloves to match, and carried wnlte
= chrysanthomums, entering With her
i maid Of honor, Miss Leona Cottre1l
Miss Cottrell was attired in pale blue
! with gold trimmings, and carried vel
low clirysanthemums. The grocms
only attendant was Cobb Moss
After December (! Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
viii be at home to their friends at 6
, Deep Run Avenue
Thank Offering and hook Social.
st. Johns Circle of Kings DauSh-
ters will hold its annual thank offer.
ing and book social Monday after.
noon, from $3.50 to $40, at the resi-
dnece OF Mss, W, A. Cheatwood. :llt
East Grace Street. Rev William
: Meade Clark, D. D.. will make an ad-
dress on Books" Mrs. Eula Bailey
,, Crouch Will read, and vocal selec-
/ ton will be rendered by Mrs. Sally
i Montgomery Brown and Miss Adele
ogilvie. Miss Rraucr will give severa
: piano selections.
. In Honor Of Miss nenycr.
! Miss katherine Beaver of Leesburg
{ "a. is, the guest of honor at u house
5 party now being given by Mr.. am
g Mrs, Howard Scribner at their hunga'
: low in Nelson county. Other guest:
are: Misses Meta Harrison. Mary
{, Conrad, Jean Lee Penuel; T. blackwell
s Smith and Hubert T. Plaster, of Lees.
:. burg, and Charles 7. Borunl, of Wash,
, ington.
: supper Party ut Noteworthy.
= Mr.. and FRS. Arthur NJ, Chichester
: Jr., have issued invitations to a large
supper party at their ,hoSe, Wide.
worthy Farm. near Leesburg. Friday
evening Ae%t in honor OF Mr., ant
Mrs II iaI.H ,i,lnS MAJ