The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-25

hatan county. has announced tho on
gagement and approaching MARRIAGE
OF her daughter. Virginia pocahontas.
20 Mareelius y. Bradley. also OF Pow
hatan. The wedding viii be celebrated
'he latter part of October
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Phillips He'll.
OIL stanton. have announced the en-
gageHsant OF their daughter. Janet
, TO William Barclay Bayless. OF
memphis. Tenn. The marriage will
take place on Tuesday morning. Oc-
tober 3, In Trinity Church. al Staun.on
To Open Studio
MISS Ellen Gu'gon has returned to
Richmond. af:er spending some time
travelling in New England ana Canada.
MISS Guigon has been studying with
e. h'sl Hutchinson, of Baltimore. at
the Peabody. and will OCCUPY her
studio at 10 South Laurel Street. this
week. Miss Gulgon's pupils musicules
are very interesting events during the
season.
Leaving Tor School.
among the Richmond girls who will
attend school at Chatham Episcopal
ihs , near Chatham, thig session
WIZ be Misses Ethel Cabell. Caretta
Hilsartner. Frances .-elebvre and
Mary Louise Harwood
MISS Eiiyn Garlund, OF 1919 West
Main street. left Richmond on Wednes-
day for Rollins College, where she has
entered as a pupil for the coming SEES
sion.
Cinrke--HenIey.
Mr. und Mrs. Charles Grat.ot Bart
lett. OF Newport News. announce the
engagement OF their siZ-er. Catharine
Nor'eN Henley. OF Williamsburg. to
kingsley Napier Clarke, formerly Of
Ne" York and Chicago, more recently
OF Newport News
Miss Henley. the daughter of the
tate Judge and Mrs. Richardson I.
Henley. of Williamsburg, is extremely
oFiiiiant musician and Of charming
person atty
Mr.. Clarke, the elaest ron OF Mr..
and M-s c. l. Clarke. OF New York
and Chicago. has made many friends
since his stay in Virginia.
The Wedding will take place oc-
tober rs. In the residence of Mr. and
Mrs: Norveil Lightfoot Henley, in
Williamsburg.
Leaves for Washington.
MISS Evelyn Weir. of Washing, ton.
VINO has been the guest OF Miss Mar
garet Thaw, OF Chester returned TO
her home Saturday. Miss Weir was
the guest of honor at several card
parties and entertainments both in
anu PETERSBURG.
Miss Cosby's Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Meriwether
Lewis, OF Danville, Va, announce rhe
engagement OF Miss Elizabeth Steven
son Cosby. 90 Erwin ]. Dickey. of At
ianta. Ga Miss Cosby is the only
daughter OF Mrs. Mary Wilson Lewis
and the late John Hamilton Cosby 70.
many years prominent in the business
and social life OF Danv!ile. Mr.. Dickey
belongs 10 a prominent Atlanta family,
and Is the second son of Mrs. James I.
DicRey, Sr., and the late James l..
hickey, and a member OF the leading
social clubs of his home city.
MISS Cosby is a beautiful girl and
admired By a large circle. Her en-
GaGement viii excite more than usual
interest throughout Virginia and
North Carolina
me announcement was made to her
friends at bridge luncheon given nv
Mrs. Lewis in her home on Holbrool
avenue. complimenting Miss selma
Ravenel OF Spartanburg. S. c.. who IS
'he charming guest OF Miss Cosby.
The house was decorated with
masses OF palms and ferns. brishtened
by tall vases of American Beauty and
Bride roses. After several games or
bridge. a delicious luncheon was sery
ca IN the cininE room, where a color
scheme Of white and green was car
RED out, with most pleasing effect.
Clusters of white roses and delicate
sprays OF ciematis were placed about
the apartment. and the soft glow from
the candelabra over crystal and silver
was most artistic. The centrepiece
was plat OF Bride roses surmounted
by pierced hearts of red carnations.
Hand PAINTED placecards represented
small fans with delicate spray of
forget le-nots. When the fans were
opened two tiny hearts of forget-me-
nots. caught with true lovers knot.
bore the names of the happy pair
Beneath each bow knot stood Dan
Cupid, and the story told in seauenc,
announced the engagement of Eliza.
beth Cosby to Erwin j. Dickey The
fair bride-to-be was showered with
good wishes by her girl friends, and
many bright and appropriate toasts
We're given, 10 which Miss Cosby
gracefully responded. The ices were
daintily suggestive of the nupt!al
event which will he OF leading inter
est to the social world in the early
winter.
Enthusiastically.
Cards are out announcing the ap.
preaching wedding OF George e Bull