The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-29


Miss Francis Lipscomb and Miss Kath-
crime Brothers, Messrs. Randolph Gra-
nam. . s. Smith. Jr.. Il. W. nkle
w. f. Lipscomb, Henry Potter. Livvie
A~shburn. c. l.. Booker James Tillerv
M" cracker, B. ki1by. Allen Cobb. L. G..
Hiiiey. W. f. Jones. Charles =. era
m.eF and Robert Copeland. Mrs. G.. L..
brothers ana Mrs. Lipscomb chapero,.
ed the dance.
a meeting of the Gray's Cotillion
club was held last night TO arrange a
schedule for the dances this coming
season and for the election Of officers.
Surprise Party.
On Thursday evening OF last week
a surprise party was given at the resi-
uence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mem.
brech. 6O7 North Ninth street, in honor
OF Mrs. Mehlbrech's sister. Mrs. A.
hrinSel, Of Wauwatosa. Wis Music
-hu rec!tations amused the guests. and
upper was served at II o'clock.
Recent announcements.
Mf. and Mrs. George Hester Harlow.
OF Alexandria. have announced the en-
sagement OF their daughter. Miss Sal
nc agnes Harlow. to F'rancis Repct;i
Ne!ier. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. =, NJ
Weller. Of Washington. The wedding
VIII be celebrated some time early in
the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. r. C.. MCDANIEL. o,
~LEnchburg. have announced the en-
eaeement of their daughter, Eliza. 20
James Edward Cunningham, the we'd
oihs 10 take place in the coming fall.
In the North.
Miss Belle Perkins. OF AIS Yves,
Street. is visiting Mrs. C. W.
.. Hall at her cottage at Blu Ridge
summit, Pa. Miss Perkins went 20
Blue Ridge SUNNI last week, after
spending some time ar the Rockbridge
Alum and Sweet C~haiybeate Springs. IN
the Virginia mountains.
Mrs. Lester Franklin Carter. of New.
fork. and Mrs. William Lacey Car
penter, Of Buralo. are the guests of
Mr. n Mrs, Cabeil breckenridge
Porter. at their cottage Niagara on
Lake Ontario. Later they will visit
their mother. Mrs. f.. p. Burke. Miss
Elise Burke VIII return TO Buffalo
with her sister. Mrs. Carpenter. spend
ing the winter in that city.
kentucky Wedding.
a marriage of much interest TO vir-
gina society is that of Miss Annie
Louise Reeds and Selden Watson. form
erIy, OF Danviile. which took place on
Wednesday of last week at Fulton, Ky.
MI watson is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
" ~ hdtSOU iIf Is prominently
related In Richmond and throughout
the State. Mr.. Watson and his bride
VIII make their home in Osceola. Ark.
where ne Is secretary and treasurer OF
a large lumber plant on the Mississippi
River.
Card Parties.
Mrs cipriano Andrade. Of New york.
who is spending some time at Goshen.
was the hostess of a charming card
party on Tuesday evening in honor OF
Miss Bette Clarke. OF Richmond. h
large parlor was converted into "A
woodland dell BY means OF huge gar
lands OF ferns that were suspended
from the central chandeliers to those
in each corner, and banked on the
mantels. in the hreplaces. and on the
piano. Set like stars in their midst
We're white snowballs and h~ydranseas,
making n lovely effect.
The hostess wore a pompadour creme
dc chine with a garniture of pearls and
silver. and Miss Clarke wore n black
spangled lace rohe with n bertha OF
rose point lace. The quests were en-
tertained with bridge and 500 and a
number OF prizes were distributed. For
the women playing bridge the first
prize was q miniature srangled fan,
won by Mrs. Norton Savage, OF Rich
'nond. and the next prize. a crochoted
scarf. was won by Miss Marie Burwcll.
OF Jacksonville. Mrs. w. j. owen. OF
Washington. was consolcd with a set
OF Japanese mcmor bells.
biSdK Iii, tHe OlG saunders home
stead. near Rocky Mount. was the scene
OF Il charming bridge party Friday
from 4 to s. with Mrs. William u.
Saunders. hostess, and the following
guests: Mrs. John r. Guerrant and Mrs.
S. $, Guerrant. Of Galloway: Miss Mil
dred Frances, of Norfolk: Misses Alice
and Agatha Saunders. of Bleak Hill:
Miss Mary Saunders. OF Evington: Mrs.
II. y. billiard. Mrs. John T.. Lee. Mrs. y.
w. Saunders. Mrs. c.. B. Willis. Mrs. y.
T. Greer. Mrs. Hartman Moseley and Mr..
Edward Saunders, Jr., of Rocky Mount.
Mr.. Clark. of Richmond: Mrs. Mont
gomery. Misses Mamie and Ella Mont
gomery.
Four tables played. They were set
on the lawn. and following the game
white and green and the place cards
were ivy leaves.
In and Out of Town.
General and Mrs. VIM. Runin Cox.
who have fbeen at the Hot Springs, are
now spending some time at the White.
DIR. and Mrs. Armistead L. Wexford
have gone to Nimrod Hall. in Bath
county, for a stay of several weeks.
Mrs Wood Bouldin. Miss Bouldin and
Miss Florence Easley. of Houston. are
at the White Sulphur for several
weeks.
Misses Marie and Emily Gordon have
returned to Roanoke. after a visit to
their aunt. Mrs. III. NJ. Smith. Jr.. in
this city.
Miss Catherine winston is visiting
I Speaker and Mrs. Clarke. In Washing
ton.
Mrs. John II. Guy. of Richmond. will
leave Wytheviile to-day for Staunton.
after spending some time with hnr
daughter. Mrs. Robert Savers.