The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

dent TO her bringing out. Another de-
butantc in which great deal OF in
terest centres is Miss Ellen Ball
daughter of James NJ. Ball and a niece
of Miss Annie Ball, of Westhampton
Miss Ball has recently returned from
Europe, where she spent the summer
travelling with her sister, Miss Mary
Ball. and party of friends. a great
many affairs will he given for Miss
Ban during the coming season.
Miss Nell CnrneHl daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. n. Carneal. will also be a
dehutante this winter.
Back From Europe.
Miss Adele Williams returned last
week to her home. 1909 West Avenue
after spending several months abroad
MISS Williams sailed carly in June with
a. party of girls for Europe. and spent
most of the summer on the Continent.
She returned to America in September
and has been for some time at Lynne,
Connecticut, and later visited friends
in Princeton.
At the woman's Club.
Mrs. Lucian II. Cooke. who has &C
cepted an invitation To give an au
thor's reading at the Woman's Club
tomorrow afternoon at 4SO O'Clock
is too well known, both as the wife of
the prominent Roanoke attorney anG
on her own account as "A writer OF
dialect stories, to need an introduction
here Mrs. Cooke will be heard in
selections from her latest book. just
published this fall, and while in the
city will be the guest of Mrs James
u. Crump, ar the Chesterfield Mrs.
Crump is also chairman OF the after
noon at the club
A most attractive musical is sched-
uled for next Monday afternoon when
Miss Maria Lee Goodwin, OF Ashland,
will give a piano recital, assisted by
Miss Polly Robins, soprano
The first card tournament of the
season was played at the Woman's
Club on Thursday evening Twelve
tables were engaged. and bridge whist
was played, after which supper was
served at the card tables. Top score
for the evening was made by Miss
, Claire Ciuillaume and Admiral Harrie
Webster. and 1t was decided that
| bridge whist should be played at all
the tournaments during the winter.
interesting Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lichtenstein, OF
| 1890 West Grace street, have announc-
! ed the engagement of their daughter.
| Pearl. TO Elmer Rosenthal Oettinger,
| of Wilson, North Carolina. Mr. and
! Mrs. Lichtenstein will receive their
! friends nj their home this evening from
TO II o'clock. in honor of their
| daughter
lDarden--Henncy.
y marriage in which centred wide
| spread interest was that of Miss Grace
| Margaret Reaney. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald +. Reaney, and Cla--
ence Marsden Darden, of Bloomington.
| Ill. which was solemnized at 10
o'clock. Wednesday morning. October
| IL, at the home of the bride in Nash
willie.
| The ohiciant was DR.. Ira Landrith
] Regent Of Belmont College. and there
were present only the family and two
| especial friends, guests from a distance
Miss Rachel +. Breneman and Charles
1 Kirkpatrick, of Bloomington.
y color scheme of white and gold
was effectively carried out in the de-
corations. and the nuptial music was
! given by Miss Brenenan, who played
| the Wedding March" from "Lohengrin'
| There were no attendants
] The bride was a charming picture In
a costume of white Brussels lace over
white satin. and she carried Bride
! roses
| a bridal breakfast followed the nup-
tial service, served at table yelled
with drawn linen and cluny lace. deck
cd with nasturtiums and sarlands OF
smlax. a pretty feature of this was