The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-06

81 l"e reception following the cere-
/ mony. They are: Misses Nina u. Car
ter Mary Welby Carter. Mary Nelby
! Turner. Elizabeth Mason, Rebecca Nc
Gill, Rebecca Beverley. Sarah II. Smith,
Charlotte Pilson. Anita Mackall and
Catherine Wade-Dalton. They will
wear pink and white frocks.
After spending several weeks in the
Sapphire country of North Carolina.
Mr.. Malmo and mis- bride Will sail for
1 Panama. where they expect to make
their home. The bride-clect il a very
beautiful girl. and her family, one OF
the oldest and best known in Virginia.
MIR Malmo Is son OF MIR. and Mrs. T..
Il. Malmo. OF Kasota. MINI. and for
several years past has resided in Pan
anna. The wedding will bring together
some Of the most distinguished people
in the State. and Is one of the notable
affairs OF the early fall season.
deception mt the Mansion.
The reception given last evening at
the executive mansion by Governor
William Hodges Mann in honor of the
visiting Governors and delegates to the
International Tax Conference, now in
session in this city. was a very bril-
liant function. and the mansion was
gay with the gold lace OF members
O. the Governors STATS attending.
Great vases of pink roses and long,
slender white sprays of clematis were
used everywhere 10 decorate the rooms
and the receiving party stood in the
blue room. Governor Mann received
with Mrs. Mann and her sister. Mrs.
Patrick hamilton, Of Petersburg.
others in the receiving line were Coz"
ernor T.. +. Noell. OF Mississippi. and
the Governor OF Oklahoma.
Several hundred guests attended the
reception in the mansion.
Returned TO Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs j. c. Heinphill have
returned To Richmond. after spending
the past three weeks at Ogunqu!t,
g. They have also been guests of
j. J Darlington. OF Washington. at
his country estate. near Herndon, Tor
several days.
Mis-, wulLe Engaged.
The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch of
Monday afternoon contains the follow
ing announcement OF much interest to
Richmond society.
Mrs. Richard Wake announces the
engagement of her daughter. Diana
Talbot, to Rufus Parks, Jr., the wed
ding 10 take place In January.
Miss Wake is the youngest daughter
sf Mrs. Wake and the late Richmond
Wake. who. during his lifetime, was
one of VirgInia's most distinguished
lawyers. She is a member OF one
OF the States oldest and most promi-
hent families, and IS extremely popular
in society. both here and elsewhere.
Mr.. Parks is the only son OF Admiral
Rufus Parks, L. :. ". retired. and.
IKE his iiancce. is connected with some
OF the States most distinguished
families. He Is prominent both in bus
mess and social circles"
Miss Wake has several times been
entertained by friends in Richmond.
ard the announcement OF her engage
ment is OF much Importance through
out the state
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r Station an
nounce the marriage o, their dauyh-
ter. Rosal!e Hammer. TO Henry c. Rup-
pert. the ceremony having taken place
yesterday morning at II o'clock in
the home OF the brides parents. in this
city. DR.. w. c. James, pastor OF the
Grove Avenue Baptist Church. per-
formed the ceremony
The b,ide wore htaisonie travel
ing suit OF blue broadcloth. and car
rlei n shower bouquet OF Bride roses
and lilies OF the valley. The groom
is well known in the rea! estate bLsi-
ness of this city. After a Northern
tour OF two weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Rup
pert will be at home II 22l5 Stuart
Avenue.
Arrive in Lexington
Rev. Oscar de Wolfe R,rdelpn the
new rector of r. E. lee Memorial
Episcopal Church. in Lexington. and
Mrs. Randolph. wio have 1een spend
ing their honeymoon travelling in E;u-
rope. have returned to THIS country.
They will reach Lexington in a few
Gays, and on their arriyal will he the
sne.ts of Colonel and Ms. Francis
Mallory. on the institute hill re
wedding of Mr and Mrs Randolph
took place IN Alexandria early in the
summer. and was a big society event
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. Crunp and Miss Cooke. who
have been spending August at Nimrod
Hall. are now the guents of Mrs. Wal
ton Fleming, at "Gord1nsda;e." before
returning TO Richmond
James Madison Macon has returned
to the city. after spending some tina
with relatives in Orange.
DR.. ana Mrs. Edward Mccarthy left
town Monday for a visit to the fer
mer's sisters in Rockingham. and will
return to the city September L.
Miss Mamie S. Rogers has returned
To King George county, after . .sit
to friends in Richmond and North
Carolina
Charles and Heath Hume have re-
turned TO Norfolk, after spending sew
eral days in this city,
Miss Mamie Wyatt. of Richmond,
1,
Comman, in Harrisonburg.
Miss Yetta Miro has returned 10 her
home in this city. after visiting Mrs.
Stratton in Elkton.
Mrs. r. w Brodnax. OF 100 West
Thirteenth Street. South Richmond
u.ho hoS haan vary III ic pnu,