The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-27


| Springs later In the summer
T Miss Cohen Entertained.
~ recent exchange contains the fol-
/ lowing article of interest to society in
this city:
On Thursday evening Mrs. Nicholas
Rutanberg charmingiy entertained at
her home in HEREFORD. NC. in honor
OF her sister Miss Cohen, of Rich-'
mond
The spacious yard. well filled with
beautiful shade trees. was hung with
Japanese lanterns. producing charm
ing effect Chairs and rugs were
placed conveniently around the yard
Miss Mae Wood Winsiow presided
at the pinch bowl. Miss Mary Nc
Mu!lan rendered instrumental music
part OF the evening was given to
sowing The Literary Enigma in
which six questions were asked. each
OF which could be answered with the
name Of an English or American poet
The guests were TIL. Nixon and
MISS Nellie Newly, james Albe!tson
ana Miss Myers White, Carl Winslow
and Miss Onella White. Lieutenant
Tim Brinn and Miss Nirgie Newbold
william Summer and Miss Alice
Blanchard Reulhac Mcmillan and Miss
Aimira summer. V God Gather and
Miss Virginia Jones. of Waynesyilie
n y; Whit Wright and Miss Fannie
Mcmillan, Walter Hardison and Miss
! Saiiie Mcmillan. Mr. Darden and Miss
May Mcmillan. Gale White and MISS
BESSIE " nslow. Earl Wilson and Miss
Mae Wood Winslow. claud Brimel.
and Miss Ruth Critz Of Winston
saiein; Preston Blanchard and Miss
Katherine Bruce. of Portsmouth. Rob
ert Cox and Miss Helen Gather, MIR.
Parshley and Miss Mary Picard. j.
AtcNider and Miss Hariett Cox. Mss
Virginia Cox, Miss Nancy Cox Miss
Bertha Hayes. A,r. an. Mrs j. L.
blanchard Mrs. W. a. Williams. Trim
Wilson and Miss jamie blanchard.
simon simon Gutenberg and Miss Kate
Blanchard H. c. stokes w. c. White
and Lieutenant W b. Hudson,
Enlightenment OF interest.
an engagement OF interest here re-
cenuy announced in Graham. y. q. is
,hat Of Miss Madeline White and
Philip Rahm Carlton, of this city. Miss
White Is a daughter Of the late Can
! tain James W. and Mrs Emma Virginia
White. ner father belonging 10 the
| White family which has been prom,-
Eentiy known in South Carolina since
revolutionary times. Mrs White was
formerly aIiss Holt, daughter of Ed
win NJ. Holt. one OF the pioneer cotton
nufacturers OF tho South
Mr. Carlton is equally as promi-
lientlN related in Virginia, ana is adj
lnster IN Virginia and North Carolina
LOT the Germanic Fire Insurance. Com
pany OF New York. The wedding viii
be celebrated some time in the coming
iaI. though no date has been am
nounced for the ceremony
The engagement of Miss White and
Mr. Carlton was announced by Mrs
u, w Menefee, of Graham; y. c.. II.
cousin OF the bride elect. at an al
iresco tea given at her home in
Graham last Wednesday afternoon.
Al the Woman, Club.
Tea was poured az usual a, the
Woman's Club yesterday afternoon.
and quite a number Of members and
out-of-town guests were noted in the
club parlors. The tea tables wero
decorated with slender vases OF yellow
and white flowers. and tea was served
from TO o'clock.
Linen shaver.
Mrs. John Wingo has sent out invi-
tetions for linen shower TO be given
a. the Hermitage Golf Club on Wednes-
day in honor of Miss Ethel Mccaw.
Miss Mecca VS. wedding 10 Philip Til
linghast Post Will be celebrated very
quietly next week al the home OF the
brides parents. and a number of az
fairs in honor OF the bride-elect VII.
precede the ceremony.
Visiting Here. &
Mrs. Edward Randolph White, OF
Alabama. is spending some time In this
city as the house guest of her parents
Captain and Mrs. Graves Later Mrs.
White Will go TO Petersburg, whore
she Will he among the out of town
guests attending the Chamberlaine-
Mann wedding, which will be ceie-
hrated in that city.
Hnrvtc-kent.
a wedding of much interest to So
ciety in this city will be ceiebra ted
this evening at Z o'clock. in the Pres
byterian Church, Max Meadows, when
Miss Frances Kent, oldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Kent, will be-
come the bride of Lewis Edwin Har-
vie, son of Major and Mrs. ohm B.
Harvie OF Richmond. The Rev r. G.
Matheson pastor or the bride, will
perform the ceremony and Mrs y. G.
Crockett will play the wetasinc
marches. The church will be elabor-
ateiy decorated in Ascension lilies.
evergreens, ferns and lighted candles.
and the bridal party will stand under
which viii be suspended a wedding
bell Of ferns and daisies.
Miss Cynthia MEG. Kent will be her
sisters maid of honor, and Mrs. L. T.
Weitzel, Of Richmond. a sister OF the
groom, Will fact as matron of honor
They Will both wear gowns OF white
satin embroidered in pearls and carry
great bouquets of pale pink flowers. L
f. Weitzel, of Richmond, will attend
the groom as his best man
The bride will enter the church with
ner maid of honor, and viii be gown
cd in a gray cloth suit with hat and
gloves Of the same shade. She will
carry n shower bouquet OF Bride roses.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvie Will leave i'm
mediatciy after the ceremony for an
extended wedding trip North.
party of friends and relatives left
Richmond for Wytheville SUNDAY
evening to attend the wedding. Among
those who left were Mrs. John Blair
Harvie mother of the groom; Mr. and
Mrs. Weitzel. Miss Cynthia Kent and
Lewis Edwin Harvie.
The Richmond party was met at the
train by Mrs. John Preston, who is a
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