The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-08

Of Fincastle; Mr. Loomis. OF New York
Mr.. Ltrchild. of Brooklyn and John
Parrish. OF Richmond.
Bridal Party EutersuIned.
DR.. and Mrs. W. B. Lorraine enter
tanned at dinner at their residence, 3li
West Grace Street, OIL Tuesday evening
In honor of the Lorfraine Knowles
wedding party. Covers were laid for
twenty guests. and the halls and par
Tors were decorated with yellow chry-
santhemums The dlning-room was
decorated with d drapery OF Southern
smilax and yellow tulle and lots OF
lovely yellow chrysanthemus. a very
large centrepiece of yellow flowers dec
GRATED the table.
Guests of Miss Rose.
Miss Thala Masten, OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. and Miss Willy Howard Barnes,
Of Lexington. KY. w!ll arrive in Rich
mond next week TO be the guests Of
Miss Helen Rose at $50 West Grace
Street until after Thanksgiving. Miss
Rose has sent out cards for tea to be
given on Saturday. November Is, from
TO Z o'clock. at her home In honor of
her guests. and a great many other az
fairs Will be given In their honor dur
ing their visit here.
Leaving for New York.
Hiss Mamie II. Jones, who has been
spending the past several weeks at
the Virginia Hot Springs has re-
turned 70 her home in Richmond. Miss
Jones VIII leave on Friday for New
York City. accompanied BY her aunt.
Mrs. Adam Empie. OF Wilmington, y. C..
stay-nt-Home Whist Club.
The Stay-atHome Whist Club met
on Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Cannon, s24 Park
Avenue. Four tables were engaged.
and the top score was made by Mrs
Waddill and C. Chaplin. The club
Will meet next Monday evening at tho
residence of Mrs. c. c. Chaplin. 922
Floyd Avenue.
Reception on Friday.
On Friday afternoon, November 10.
from to o'clock, the Colonial
Danes OF America in the State OF
Virginia. and the Womans Club VIII
entertain in the parlors of the club
for the United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy 1t will be very brilliant
affair and all members OF the Society
OF Colonial Danes are cordially in
vited to be present
Leaves for North Carolina.
Mrs. c. c. Johnson has gone to Ra-
leigh, y. c., where she Will attend the
wedding OF her brother, William C.
Harris. 10 Miss Juliet Crewes. which
Will be celebrated this evening at S
o'clock In Raleigh Episcopal Church.
Both Mr.. t4arris and Miss Crewes are
prominent in social circles OF Raleigh.
and their wedding is of much interest
throughout North Carolina.
Invitations Innued.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF Miss Margaret Addie Nor.
gan to Drewry Wood Bowies, Jr the
Ct- r, f.ls Il VI
evening. November %, at o'clock.
In the Second Presbyterian Church
Miss Morgan Is the daughter of Mrs.
T. p. Murray and a granddaughter OF
Mrs. a D. Atkinson, of Richmond Ho-
tel. Mr.. Bowles is the youngest son
of d. w. Bowles. and is msmber of
the real estate firm OF Ruehrmund &.
Bowles
Distinguished Visitor.
Mrs. Margaret L. Woods. of London,
England. arrives to-day TO be the
b. b. Valentine, of 1888 Monumen.
Avenue.
Her husband. DR.. Woods, is the
master of the temple, and Mrs. Woods
father was the late Dean Bradley. OF
Westminster Abbey. She occupies a
distinguishes position in English lit
erature, being both poet and novelist.
Lecture on Birds.
MISS Sallie stuart, of the Audubon
society, VIII lecture on Birds" at the
FOREST Hill schoolhouse this afternoon
rat 4 o'clock. The public is Invited.
In and Out of Town.
Mrs Henry Redwood, vice -presiden,
OF the Asheville Chapter. u. D. c.. Is :.
guest of Mrs. Robert Todd. at 2os
North Lombardy Street, for this week
Hiss Lora Crump has gone to visit
Miss Phoebe Hunter near Philadelphia,
and will later visit friends in New
York before returning TO Richmond.
Mrs. Kirk Lunsford. of Roanoke. is
visiting Mrs. George 3. Jennings, at
her home, 1882 Park Avenue.
Miss Nellie c. Preston. of Seven Mile
Ford, is registered at the jefferson
Hotel for the U. D. C. convention.
Miss Nettie NJ. Bryant. of Franklin,
is guest of Mrs. Leake, at al2 South
Third Street.
Mrs. George Otis Mead, of Christians
burg, is visiting her sister. hrs Free
man Dance. al 1894 Park Avenue.
Mrs. William a. Anderson of Licking
ton, VIII be in the city for the u. -. G.
convention. and will be the guest OF
Mrs. d. NJ Harvie. at l0OG Park Ave
nue..
Mrs. j. s. Hawthorne. of baltimore
is the guest of Mrs. John $ Harwood
on Monument Avenue.
Miss Ellie ID. Bouldin. of Washing
ton. is visiting her sister, Mrs Isaac
Overbey at the Hanover.
Miss ldress Head. librarian of the
Missouri Historical Society and n
delegate to the L. D. C. convention
from the ST Louis Chapter, is a guest
of Mrs. w. S. Beazley, on Lombardy
street.
Dr. c. c. Coleman leaves TO-DAY for
Plila lGlnlia 10 tiGnLl