The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-02
Society

Miss Brander have sent out cards for
a reception at the Masonic Temple on
Thursday afternoon, Feb. sN@ The
hours are from TO o'clock. =.
Attractive Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. william H. Palmer, Jr., en-
tcrtained at the country Club Thurs
day afternoon at an attractive bridge
! luncheon In honor of Misses Isabelle
Garter. Dorothy Christian and Zayde
Branch. The tables were prettily
/ arranged With early spring flowers.
Mrs. Paimer's guests were; Misses
Dorothy Christian, Isabelle Carter,
I Zayde Branch. sChioe Cooke, Of Balti-
/ more; Mary Scarborough, Fanny Car
I ter Scott. jamie Boulware. Mary Chai-
ners, Anne TrayIor, Edith Donnan.
| Elizabeth Cooke. Elsie Harrison. Ar
/ cher JoynRs. Elizabeth HaFgreave and
/ Emma Gray White.
I Engagement Announced.
( Mrs Margaret Ferguson Buchanan
Announces the engagement and APP
s preaching marriage OF her daughter,
+ NJ ISIS Jessie Gordon Buchanan to Mr..
/ William Hompkins Peck. of Lynch
burg, Va. The wedding will he
quietly celebrated on Feb. is, at the
/ home OF the bride. s West Cary street
Mrs Buchanan has been teacher Of
I Latin in the John Marshall High
/ school for several years and is welt
nopn in educational and social
circles. Her approaching marriage is
/ Of much interest to her many friends
through the city
Visitor Entertained.
Mrs. Egbert Leigh will entertain at
( luncheon Saturday in honor of Mrs
LILY. of Minnesota, who IL spending
some time In Richmond with r1,la-
tives. Mrs. ELY was before her mar
riage Miss. Anna Anderson, of Rich
mond, and is being much. entertained
by her many friends during her stay
here.
Mir. GiIpin WEEDS.
\ wedding of much interest to So
clety in Virginia took place IN Boston
Wednesday, when Miss Madelaine
! Dixon, daughter of Or. and Mrs. Rob
crt Brewer Dixon, Of that city. was
married TO Mr. Donald Newcomer Gil
pin, son of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Brooke
1IlplT OF Baltimore and Clarke coun-
Is, Va.
The ceremony took place at four
Q clock in Emmanuel Protestant E,pis-
copal church, Boston. and was per-
formed by the rector, Rev. Or. Eli
wood Worcester. assisted ,i4ttl.H sv Or,
j. Houston Eccteston. rector of EN-
manuel Protestant Episcopal church.
baltimore. Following the ceremony a
reception was given at the home of
the brides parents, 233 Clarendon
street.
The bride, who was given in mar
I rage by her father, wore a lovely
gown OF white satin trimmed with
: carrie X Macrossc lace. Her tulle veil
was fastened with bands of pearls.
, %ha she carried bouquet of white
/ orchids and lilies OF the valley.
The maid OF honor, Miss Louise
Dixon, sister of the bride, was gowned
IN Me green satin aud chiffon, with
trimming of gold ana silver cmbroid-
cry ana point lace. She wore hat
OF pale green satin faced with black
velvet and trimmed with white roses
Neiied in green chiffon. and carried a
bouquet of white Killarney roses.
The bridesmaids were Misses Mary
Iufts, Amy Peabody and Margetta
Wesseihoett. all OF Boston; Misses
Dorothy Gilpin and lmogen Gather.
or baltimore, and Miss Helen Grozier
!, of Cambridge, Mass Their gowns
We're Of pink satin charmeuse EN-
bfoldered In self tones and trimmed
with lace and chiffon. and they car
Iied haskeSs OF pink sweetpeas. Their
mats, IKE the maid Of honor's, were
of satin faced with black velvet and
trimmed with pink sweetpeas.
Mr.. kenneth \. Gilpin. of Clarke
county, Va, MAS his brothers best
man and the ushers We're Messrs. Ho-
ratio Whltridge Turner and James
, Robb Maury, of Philadelphia: Edward
, Gay Butler, Of Clarke county, Va; j.
, Marshall Hills Bruce, of Baltimore:
w Wilson White and George +. Ba-
r ker, OF Gainesville, Md; Ralph Dodd
osborne, ~ West Orange ~ J.. and
phillp IL Chadbourne, of st. Paul.
MINI.
Observation-Disclosures
Mr. ana Mrs. p G. Guthrie an
hounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Ruby Catherine to Mr.. Archibald
Harwood Eubank. which took place
on Wednesday, February /. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eubank viii he at home after
February IL at l South Deep Run
street, Richmond, Va
Miss Broci< Attend Assembly .~-
(, Tue thTd dance given by the Az
sembty German Club Of Norfolk took
place Wednesday evening al the
Client Club. The ball room and sun
. per room We're deliberately decorated
; with Sodthcrn smilax, and the tables
We're arranged with baskets OF Jon
2 quils and ierhS. Those receiving were
Mrs. Wilson Dryer. Mrs. George Ma
son billiard, Mrs. r, Randolph Hicks
Mrs. John :. Jenkins, Mrs. L. w. r.
Waller, MFRS. Richard GAMBLE, Mrs
i ifenfy LITTLE and Mrs. Frank McCul-
Tough. The german was bed by MIR.
Walter ii. Taylor, and amdag those
dancing was Miss Landonia Brock.
who has been spending the winter in
Richmond with Mrs. &. w. p Brock.
! and is now the guest of Mrs. Floyd
Hughes in Norfolk.
Turner--Turncr
r Mr.. Robert .. Turner and Miss
Lillian III. Turner. both of Richmond
We're married in Washington yester-
day. After an extended Northern tour
they Will be at home to their friends
> / at l05 South Fifth street. Richmond
5 Approaching Marriage.
Mr. Muscoe III, Garnett announces
; the approaching marriage of his
daughter, Miss Mary Roy Garnett to
, Mr.. Matt +. James, of Richmond. The
. marriage will take place at the home
Of the bride. 10A South First street,
on Thursday. February 3.
: Personals.
Mrs. Alexander lStarke, of New
port, r. l., is spending several days in
Richmond as the guest of Mrs. Goodwin
Boykin, Mrs. Starke has been COM
piimented by several informal teas
and lunch 4sns in her honor
1
Miss Mary Morris, who has been the