The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-05


embroidered mule. and carried baskets
OF pale pink buds. The groomsmen
included Branch Morgan, W. p. de
sausssure, Jr.. of New York; Adair
Sanders and John Cecil.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren left immedt-
ately after the ceremony for a trip
south. and on their return to Rich
mond October 20. VIII be at home at
s5oi West Grace Street. There was
no reception following the ceremony,
and the wedding. although celebrated
In church, was d very quiet affair.
Guests from distance were Mrs. L.
l. Warren and the Misses Warren. Of
, norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. w p de Saus-
sure, Jr.. and family. OF New York;
mrs. T. M Logan. Mrs. Douglas
Forsyth. OF Albemarle county: Mrs.
Albert Merrill. of CINCINNATI: Miss
Mary Boiling. OF Virginia. Miss Lily
Logan, formerly OF this city: Miss
Anita de saussure., of Charleston, 6.
c., and others
Miss Hopkins to He Entertained.
Miss Hopkins. of St Louis. is the
guest of the Young Woman's Christian
Association in this city until Friday.
Miss Hopkins. who is stopping with
! Mrs. w. a. Crepshaw at 2l5 East
franklin Street during her stay in
Richmond. is associated with Y ". c.
A. work in St Louis, and is one of
the leading lunch room specialists in
/ the country. She Will be guest of
honor at a supper given to group
OF representative business women at
the Fern Leaf tea room on Thursday
evening at half-past 6 o'clock, and
Mrs Crenshaw will entertain Miss
Hopkins and Miss MacCorklc at lunch
con at the Country Club on Friday
prior to Miss Hopkins's departure on
that day.
Lenves for Ronnoke.
Miss Mary Crump will leave town
tomorrow 10 spend several weeks
with Miss Alice lizard in Roanoke
Miss lizard has recently returned from
kappohannock, where she visited Mrs.
| richard Pratt at her home In that
county. Later Miss Crump Will join
Misses Fannie Miller and Elsie In
gram at Ivy Gifts" the home of Miss
Elizabeth Brown in Bedford. Miss
Crump will not return to Richmond
until late in September.
Brownie Party.
Miss Edna Lee Turpin. of Echo
HILL" near Antiers. entertained at a
Brownie party on Thursday evening
OF last week The guests Included
Misses Lul!e Baskerville. Alice Faux
Ter. E;hc! Williams, Mary and Annie
Turpin. Lena Rockies, Rose Goode. Of
Boydton: Mckenna Jones and Hazel
Griffin. OF Petersburg; Anne and Pc
tone!la johnson, of Chase City; Helen
Mason and Alice Young OF Antlers;
Matte Baskerville, of Richmond
Messrs Harrison and Charlie Faux
ncr. Roy Cole. Frank Bedinger. Doug
las Goode, sidney Johnston. Henry
( Haskins. Stimson. Haskins Williams
and Edward Turpin. of Boydton; John
! Bates and Harrison Blair of Rich
mond. Mrs. L. c. Goode and Mrs. W
a. Bryson chaperoned the affair.
The halls and library and both par
lors were decorated with yellow flow
ers and a small boy dressed in Brownie
costume served punch. Miss Turpin, by
request, read a story that she has re-
Gently finished relating the husband
hunting experiences of a colored dame.
/ supper was! served at 10 o'clock in the
dining-room. Yellow. brown and red
ribbons from the place cards were
attached TO droll little Brownies
| heaped in the goldenrod that deco
place cards were designed by Harrison
Blair, and verses appropriate TO each
guest were written on tue back.
itnciS From the Springs.
Misses Ruth Hutchinson and Bessie
Booker have returned to their homes
In this city after spending some time
at the Otterburn Springs. Miss Hutch
! inson and Miss Booker attended the
| germans given at the hotel at which
they were spending the summer. and
Miss Hutchinson visited relatives In
King William county before going to
Otterburn Springs. She expects to
leave Wednesday for the State Nor
NAL School at Farmville. where she
will attend school this session.
Attend Dance ut Bland.
Miss Louise Williams and Brook
williams. of this city. were among
those attending a dance given Friday
night at the Lee House in Bland by
Mrs. II. ]. Greever and Mrs Leila Neal
in honor OF Miss Mabel Groseclose.
of Lexington, and Miss Loetta Buck,
of Rural Retreat. 4. l.. Newberry. of
Bland, opened the dance, leading with
Miss Williams, aud about twenty-five
couples were present.
supper was served on the wide
verandas, which had been strung
with colored lanterns and flowers for
the occasion.
Leaving for Louisville.
The Washington Post of yesterday
morning contains the following article
of interest here:
"The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, Royal l., Cubell, has left Wash
ington to Join Mrs. Cabcll and their
little son at Louisville, Ky, where Mrs
Cabell has been spending part of the
summer. They Will return to Washing
ton In about fortnight"
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell formerly made
their home in Richmond
Returned to the City.
Miss irwin and her sister. Mrs. Wayne
Irwin Murphy, have returned to their
home on West Grace Street. after trav-
cling in Europe for some time past
Miss Irwin and Mrs. Murphy spent most
of their time while abroad in Norway
Misses Virginia Lee and Hattie Court
ney nave returned to the city. after
spending several weeks in Franklinton
y. c. They also visited friends in Ra-
| leigh before returning to Richmond.
In and Out of Town.
Midshipman Robert w. Ferrell United
q To- Mn. is ri sitting hlS n Mr.