The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-21


Professor and Mrs. William Minor
Lille. Of the University OF Virginia.
! made her formal bow to society We'd
nesday night at a brilliant reception
given at the home OF her parents.
The handsome drawing rooms were
decorated in smilax and American
Beauty roses and Killarney roses,
with ropes OF simlax and pink bios
| SONS, were used in the dining room.
The library and hall were done in red
| dahlias and palms. and some of the
lovely bouquets received by Miss Lie
were sent from all over Virginia and
other States.
Mr. and Mrs. Lille. assisted by Mrs.
| Virginia Campbell. received with
their daughter. Miss Lille wore a love
| ~ imported creation OF white satin
yelled in white chiffon, hand embroid-
cred and trimmed in crystal fringe.
She held bouquet of orchids and
| lilies of the valley. Mrs. Lies gown
/ metal fringe and passementerie, and
she wore orchids. Mrs. Campbell wore
black lace over satin. and her flowers
were violets and orchids.
Mrs. Lille was assisted in the dining
| room by Mrs Raleigh c. Minor, Mrs
| Charles Minor. Of Asheville. y. c.; Miss
Kate Minor, Mrs Charles Hancock.
hFs. frobasco, 0lrs. Z. Alphonso Smith.
Miss Burthe. Mrs. Richard Heath
Debney and Mrs. Charles Graves.
The punch bowl was beautifully dec
| GRATED with grapes and grape leaves,
and was presided over alternately by
Mrs. Milton Elliott and Mrs. Churchill
| Humphrey.
More than 400 guests were in at
| tendance. the older members OF So
ciety being entertained from . to Z
in the afternoon and the younger set
from to II IN the evening. Dancing
was engaged In during the evening.
the porches leading from the conserv-
ness lanters and the doors waxed
for the purpose
Oettinger-Lichteust
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lichenste!n have
| announced the engagement Of their
| daughter, Pearl. TO Elmer Rosenthal
Oettinger. of Wilson. North Carolina.
They will receive at their home, 1890
West Grace street Sunday evening
from to II o'clock.
| Guests on IIouseboat.
A T. La Vallette arrived in town
| Tuesday afternoon aboard his house
boat, Valetta. His guests are j. A
| Gouiden, president of the Board of
Trade, Of the Bronx, New York City,
and six members OF Congress. DR..
Charles Reid and DR.. Frank Becker, ~
New York. Mr.. Goulden entertained
luncheon a the jefferson Hore, on
Wednesday, The table was set for ten
guests, and decorated with chrysan-
themums. Those present were Mr. ana
Mrs. Hugh T. Harrison. of westover;
Miss Mary R. Bassey. OF Hampton
| Misses Bright. OF Richmond: Charles
| Reid, DR. Frank Becker, of New York.
and Mr.. La Vallette.
Attends West Virginia Wedding.
Arthur Holmes Allen, of this city,
was best man at the marriage Of his
brother. David Hume Allen, and Miss
Alice Manning Osborne daughter ot
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Osborn.
which took place on Wednesday eve, :
Ing at o'clock In Zion Episcopal
Church. Charleston. West Virginia. Mr.
Allen is son OF Colonel Roger o. AL
len. one of the weelthiest farmers II
Jefferson county, West Virginia. and
he and his bride will make their home
in that city.
Oyster supper.
Mrs. o. H, Peers. of Ginter Park
most delightfully."- entertained the Of
fetal board of the Methodist Church
last Monday evening. After the re-
| gular monthly business meeting OF the
| board all We're invited to the dining
room where an oyster supper was
served. Those present included the
Rev. D. T. Merritt. Messrs Long.
Schroeder, Harry. Yarbrough, Angus,
Stevens. Robinson and Keempf.
| Bowen-Blnnton.
a Lynchburg exchange, of Thursday,
contains the following OF interest here:
F! 'Hedley McNeer Bowen. of Freeman,
| W. Va, the sturdy captain OF the vars
! tty football team at the University OF
fria
| day by clipping to Washington with
Miss Mary Irving Blanton. formerly Of
the University. but more recently of
Lexington, where she was residing
| with her mother Mrs SaIlie Blanton.
| Miss Blanton came to Charlottesville
| on Monday 10 visit her sister, Miss
| Elizabeth Blanton. and yesterday af-
| ternoon was Joined at Main Street sta
| tion by Mr.. Bowen. They took the To-
cal train for Gordonsville, and there
awaited No. 4. the fast train to Wash
| ington. They were accompanied to
| Washington by Mr.. Bowens friend and
4, fraternity mate, John Dibert of Holli-
! daysburg Pa. and were married at G
| o'clock in the Presbyterian Church, of
which the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe IS
! pastor.
Mr.. Bowen is taking a special course
in the law school and has been a
student in the university for the pa st
| three seasons. He is one OF the most
popular men in college, being promin-
| ent in athletics. social and fraternity
| circles. He has played at end on the
varsity football team for three seq
| sons and is regarded as one of the best
punters in the South. He is expected
| back in college within the next day or
two, in time to participate in Satur-
days game with st. Johns College. OF
| Annapolis, Md
! Visiting Here.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward ]. Terrace, of
| Naples. Italy. arrived in America last
week. and are the guests of relatives
| in this city for the autumn months.
] Mi. and Mrs. Terrace will visit sew
| eral places of interest in this country
! before returning to their home in
/ Naples. Il
! Reception Next Week.
/ Dr. Stuart Mcguire has sent out in