The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-21

ooseuiHes' ana f1uSn LAMBERT the
boys, while Miss Katherine Nefr cap
tured the first prize In the fan con-
test. Among those who enjoyed MISS
CabelFs hospitality were Misses Flora
Farrar OF Clifton Forge: Margaret
Addison. OF Richmond: Katherine Mos
By and Josephine McCiain, of Gin
cinnau; Katherine Ner. Annie Vir-
ginia and Dorothy Lambert. Elizabeth
Blaine. Ola Brice Ellison, Nan Taylor,
Ann 10th. Elizabeth Craig. Elizabeth
White. Katherine Roden. Elizabeth
Gooch and Mamie Phillips. Richard
and William hew. Hugh Lambert,
Ernest Mosby, Francis 10th. Reginald
Price, william Glass and Troy Hop
kins.
Guests of Mrs. Osborne.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Osborne have
recently entertained a party of guests
at their home. Lower Springfields."
near Gordonsville Those visiting Mr..
and Mrs Osborne have been Miss War
field Crenshaw, OF Richmond: a. C.
Wambersie. OF Orange. and z. B. sgd
nor. of this city.
Miss Crenshaw has gone to Rapidan.
where she will spend some time visit
ing relatives
Home Wedding.
a lovely home wedding was celebrated
at high noon on August l6 at the resi-
dence OF the brides brother. Montella
Smith. at Ruther Glen. when Miss
Eta Rae Smith. daughter OF James
e Smith. was married TO DR.. Archie
Clay Monroe. OF Fauquier county.
The Rev. W. B. Walker, OF Ashland.
performed the ceremony. The parlors
were decorated In ferns and palms.
and the ceremony took place under an
arch OF white fowtrs from which
was suspended a big wedding bell of
gardenias. Miss Katherine Blanton.
OF McDun. played the wedding march
from "Lohengrin" as a professional
and Believe Me" very softly during
tho ceremony.
The hrsdo entered the parlor with
her maid OF honor. Miss Ora Lucetta
Smith. She wore handsome travelling
suit OF navy blue cloth. with large
black picture hat, and carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses and white
orchids. Her only ornament was an
! engraved locker. an heirloom in the
family OF the groom.
The maid OF honor wore a lovely
| gown of embroidered null and lace.
and carried an armful OF roses. Jo-
seph Monroe was his brothers best
man and James Smith. Jr. carried
the ring. Mr.. Smith gave his daugh-
ter away.
a wedding breakfast preceded the
ceremony. and DIR. and Mrs. Monroe
leIt at once IST "trip 10 virginia
Beach Guests from a distance in
cluded DR.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Gill.
OF Fauquier county. and Joseph and
James Monroe. also OF that place.
In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Claude NJ Dean. who has been
motoring through the New England
States and portions Of New York, is
registered at the Traymore Hotel in
Atlantic City for several weeks. Mrs.
D haS 10 lie II
Miss Amy Sloan. OF New York.
House Pnrty Nenr Ashland.
Misses Mary and Hazel Thompson
gave a delightful house party at their
home near Ashland last week. Some
of their guests included Misses Grace
and Annie Parkinson. Grace Burke. OF
Petersburg; Louise Clarke, Ned Clarke.
Mrs. Clarke, Gus Hamilton, Fred Live
say, DR.. c. c. Smith, all OF Newport
News: Berkeley Adams. Thomas Cor
man ard Burnleigh Crump. all OF this
city.
V. p. /. Dance.
Members of the omicron Club. of the
Virginia polytechnic Institute. will
give a hop at the Ginter Park school
house on Wednesday evening. August
%. Just at this time there are lutte
a number OF cadets and their friends
visiting in Richmond and vicinity. and
the dance Will be an unusually de-
lightful affair
At the White Sulphur.
Mrs. E. T. Faulkner. OF Barton
Heights. has gone to the Greenbrier
White sulphur Springs to spend sew
eral days. MIR. Faulkner left Fitch
mond Saturday to Join his wife for a
short stay at the White. Mrs. Faux
ner has BEEN spending most OF the
| past summer months at the Brandon
Hotel in Lasic City. and will return to
her hone in Richmond some time
next month.
Engagement Announced.
The Norfolk virginian- Pilot of last
week contains the following announce
ment of interest here:
Mrs. Judson Carroll, OF Raleigh, y.
c.. has announced the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Pattie Carroll, to
Walter Whichard. of this ely. the
wedding to take place in October.
Miss Carroll is one of the most
popular girls in North Carolina So
ciety, and MIR. Whichard is prominent
in business and club circles OF Nor
folk"
In Goshen.
Among the guests registered at the
Allegheny Inn at Goshen from Rich
mond are John A. Coke. Jr., william
son Talley. David II. Leake. B. b Peg
ram, John D. Potts. H. G. Buchanan.
John Goddin and wife. F. B. Isaacs
n. L. Massey. w. y. Douglas. Mrs. F.
W. Perrin, Il c. Watkins Mrs ].
Powell Garland, Mrs. F. F.. Boyd, Rich
mond Moore.
In and Out OF Town.
Miss. Beirne has returned to the
city after spending most of this month
at the White Sulphur.
William Breeder left Saturday to
spend this week at Ocean View with
a party OF friends.
Mrs Charles Philip Hill and her
three children. of Washington, are
guests of Mrs George Barnett at her
country estate. Wakefield Manner"