The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

anu the table was set with centre.
piece of American Beauty roses. Covers
were laid for Governor and Mrs. Mann,
MI. and Mrs. Shields. Miss Maria Sell
deli. OF Washington; James Randolph
Caskic. OF Lynchburg. and William
Hodges Mann. Jr.
For AIias Lennon.
Miss Elizabeth Lennon OF Balti-
more, who Is spending some time in
Richmond M the guest OF Miss Camilla
Wexford on Cathedral Place, has been
much entertained since her arrival
here. Miss Wexford entertained in.
formally at cards Monday evening for
her guest. and Miss Isabelle Gator was
hostess at luncheon In honor Of Miss
Lennon on yesterday. bliss Belle Will
lard Will give II dinner Friday evening
at her home OIL West Franklin Street
complimentary to Miss Wexford and
Miss Lennon. Several other smaller
affairs have been planned for Miss
Lennon during her stay in Richmond.
Ilcnsing Concert.
Musical people in Richmond arc
much Interested in the announcement
of the fact thut the Peabody concert
VIII he given by the Belle Harrison
Memorial Circle Of the Kings Duugh-
ters. The concert viii be given on
saturday evening, December . at S:15
O'Clock. 1t VIII he one OF the most
interesting musicul events of the sea-
son IN Richmond. and the audience will
be "a very representative one. George
+! Boyle. pianist. and ]. e. Van HUI
stcyn violtntst, will give the concert
next week in the auditorium OF the
Jefferson Hotel.
Patrons for the affair include Mes
DANES Armistead l. Wexford, Charles
Il. Whitiock. Harry Hazard. Charles r.
WORKMAN. .Ir., Il. II. Lindsey. y. s.
Hume. George Ainslee. John SHELTON
Williams. Thomas Rutherford, j.
Mason Miller. c. c. Pinckney. John
J. Ilickok, George McAdams. Preston
Cooke. George street, oliver Sands.
Mary Dewitt Adams William ~. Pal
mer. Jr.. J. st. George Bryan John
* Branch. Joseph Il. willard, Thomas
Nelson Carter. John Harrison. Carol II.
Montague. \. ]. Mo taguc. william
Hodges Mann, lioodley. Philip John
ston. Henry lIarwood. Fred scott.
Thomas scott, Thomas p. Bryan, RAN
do!ph williams, Wyndham MERIDIAN.
Alex. Guigon, clifton Miller, Scott Par
rish. Edmund Strudwicke, Arthur
Scrivcror. Cadot. Is. u. Valentine, Bar
ton Wise. Jennings Wise. Frank Duke,
George Warren. William Todd. John
r. Anderson, Miss Efiie Branch. Miss
Stocksdale and George Stevens.
Interesting Announ dement's.
The engagement Of Miss Willie Penn
and Julian Rutherford, both of Hoa-
nokc was announced this week at n
small Informal card party given at
Miss PENIS home in that city The
card containing the announcement was
concealed In deck OF cards. The we'd
ding will be celebrated some time In
the month OF February. The announce
rncnt is OF much Interest TO society In
Richmond. where Mr.. rutherford has
visited on several occasions. and is
prominently related.
An engagement OF interest through
out the State IS that OF Miss Mabel
Glare Elder. daughter of the late DR..
John II. Elder. of Lunenburg county,
to W. NJ. Jones. a prominent young
business man of Petersburg. The
wedding will take place in the early
winter. and will be an important so
ciai event in society of Eastern shore
OF Virginia.
BUScs Tnkcn.
Some OF those who have taken boxes
for the performances OF "Alicc In
Wonderland to be given at the Acad-
eny of Mueic on Friday and Saturday
are Mrs. Archer Anderson, Mrs. Hiram
Smith. Miss Frances Scott. Miss Eliza
beth Bentley. Mrs. Randolph Williams,
Mrs. Philip Johnson. Mrs. Malvern Pat
ierson. Mrs. II. I. Nelson, Mrs. Edward
Willis. Mrs. W. a. Chesterma Mrs.
James i. Pollard. Mrs. Joseph Il. Will
lard Mrs. Frank Mcclure and Mrs,
Frederick w. Scitt.
The play is given under the diree-
ton Of the Alumnnc Association OF the
Richmond Training School for Kinder
gartncrs and the richmond Kinder
RRrten Association.
Reception for Visitors.
Misscs GLADYS and Sadie Nealc en-
.rda nj
from to : o'clock in honor Of their
guests. Miss Ethel Wedge. of Balti
moro: Miss Helen sullivan, of Pitts
burgh. and Miss Ida Lawson, of lamp
ton. Miss Jane StanffGld. of Atlanta.
also received with the Misses Neale
and the guests OF honor. House deco
ia tons were in pink chrysnnthemuns
and pink shaded candles against q
background OF palms and smilaX. in
the dining room color scheme OF
yellow and white was carried out. a
large basket OF yellow ohrysanthe-
NUNS tied with green tulle being used
as ccntrepiccc for the tea table. An
orchestra screened By palms and trail
inr vines played during the evening.
Mrs Claudia Collier, of New York,
served punch, and assisting in the din
ing room were Misses Helen Gray
Watson. Lucille Massey. Nell Carneal
and Marie koiner.
The guests of honor and those In the
receiving party were entertained ut
cards by the Misses Ncale later in the
evening.
Observation-Disclosures. a
One of the prettiest weddings of the
autumn season was that of Miss Julia
Gay Barnes. daughter of AIR. and Mrs.
Robert Leonard Barnes, to DIR. r..
Lester Hudgins. which took place yes
terdav evening ut half-after o'clock
In Grove Avenue Baptist Church The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
samuel Huntington Templcman, broth
cr-in-law OF the bride, assisted by DIR.
W. {. james. pastor of the Church.
Kirk Mathews was at the organ, and
played the Bridal Chorus" from 10
hcngrin" as II professional. Mendels-
aohn's wedding march when the bridal