The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20

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Gordon McCabe. Mrs. Austen Leigh
WIS brilliant scholar ut Elton. and
took hrst honors at tho University Of
Cambridge. Ito is great-graEd-
nephew of Austen. tho famous novel
list. whom Macaulay called our Shake
sDeare In miniature" and Is grand
son Of Archbishop Trench. the cels-
brated English scholar. who is buried
in Westminster Abbey. Mr.. Leigh is
an author himself, and one OF the
leading authorities on the history of
Eton. He and his wife Will remain
with Colonel and Mrs. McCabs for
several weeks.
For Miss Hampton. /.
Miss Eleanor Wingiield will enter
tain at bridge whist on Tuesday after
noon in honor OF her guest. Miss Co.
rinne Hampton. Of Columbia. 5. {.
Miss Hampton is u granddaughter OF
General Wade Hampton of Contedcr-
ate fame. and has many friends In
Richmond. having visited here on sew
cral previous occasions.
Mnpp--I<iuS.
Cards have been received in Rich
| E!oise KING, daughter OF Mir. and Mrs
william Francis King, and John Id
] WIN Brooks Mapp, the ceremony hav-
ing taken place on Wednesday eve
ming. November 10, al the nome of
the brides parents in Poco.noke City.
Nd. Mr. and 4lrs Mapp will be at
home after December at Keller. Mt.
Mapp was educated at the University
OF Virginia. ana has several times VS.
tied III Richmond 40 the guest OF Rob
eri NJ. Jeifress at MEADOW Brook"
For Mis-.
Quite charming affair was the
HANDKERCHIEF shower given by Miss
Janet buvan at her home in Farm
vile in honor OF MISS Lucle H. Dun
nington on Thursday afternoon OF
last week The mouse was4Ighted with
shaded candles and decorated in yell
10" and white cnrysautnmuns. the
color scheme TO b. uGcd tor niIss Dun
ninBtons wedding. ia the centre OF
inc living room WAS SUSPENDED an
enormous handkerchief basket made of
yellow and white satin with long
. atrcaIucrs Of scte colo-ed ribbons The
/ bridc-to- be WAS literally showered with
dainty embroidered bita o: linen made
J b. her friends for the very occasion.
+ In tho dining room. where tea was
| poured late in the afternoon. the namc
| color scheme OF yellow and white was
most effectively carried out in the "a :
bic decorations, and big silver basket
OF yellow blossoms was uscd as cen
trcpiecc
/ Some of those present were Mrs. j.
! Taylor Thompson. Mrs W. p Rich
ardson, Mrs. Tucker BuGg. Miss Hattie
! Bugg. Miss Carrie Kyle. Miss Elizabeth
| Richardson, Miss Alice Burgess. Miss
! Marguerite Watkins. Miss Sue Gray
| Flippen, Miss Mary Page Irving, Miss
frankie Mckinney, Miss Blanton. Miss
Hattie Paulctie, Mrs. John Walker.
| or Interest Here.
| The Baltimore sun of recent Issue
contains the following announcement
OF much !nteres, 10 Virginia society:
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger W. Gull have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Sarah White. to Dr. Richard
Caldwell Hume, OF Virginia The wed
! ding VIII take place carly in December.
Marriage In Washington.
The marriage of Miss Willie Everett
Moore and John Tucker poync, both of
Farmville, was celebrated In Washing
ton November II. The ceremony
/ was performed b. the Rev. C. W.
Whitmore, rector OF the Episcopal
Church.
Observation-Disclosures,
/ Farmville Methodist Church vas the
scene Of very pretty wedding on
| "Wednesday afternoon, November H. at
! o'clock. when Miss Kathleen Bald
/ win. daughter or Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Archer Baldwin, became the bride of
/ Wade Elzil Douglass Macdonald. of
| NcClellensville. S. C. Tho Rev. r w.
/ Proctor performed the ceremony. and
J MICS Andrews presided at the organ.
/ Palms and ferns and lighted candles
! decorated the altar and chancel and
! the brides brother, r. l. Baldwin, of
/ Durham, y. O.. gave her away.
| She wore a handsome sow!. Of crepe
| meteor trimmed in duchess lace and
embroidered In pearls. II was made with
/ court train. and her tulle veil fell from
/ q Juliet cap OF lace wreathed In or
ange blossoms She carried shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley. Miss
Mary Cecil Baldwin, sister OF the
gown of pale pink messaline yelled in
/ pink chiffon cloth with q mob cap
/ to match She carried an armful OF
! pink chrysanthemums. The best man
| was the grooms brother. w. T. Mac
! Donald. OF WOODLAND. and the ushers
included Dr.. p. L Hudgins. ]. y. Hub
| bard. r. S. Warren, OF Richmond and
l. G. Baldwin. brother of the bride.
! The bridesmaids. Misses Grace Wal
| ton and Virginia Paulette. wore white
! messaline gowns with mob caps OF
| lace and flowers. and carried bouquets
| of pink rosebuds. The flower girls.
| little Miss Grayson Baldwin, of Dur
! ham, y. c.. and little Miss Virginia
| Baldwin, OF Lynchburg, ring bearer.
| wore dainty lingerie frocks. Little
I Misses Elizabeth Bugg and Agnes
] Watkins held the ribbons.
There was reception the night pre-
( cedinE the wedding for the bridal
! party and out-of-town guests imme-
( diately following the rehearsal
/ Pntroncsses for Play.