The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

social calendar has been filled
with many delightful informal
gatherings thot make the late winter
months SO charming. even after all
the big functions presenting debu-
tantcs to the ellie are over Miss Estelle
dc Saussure was at home in honor of
Miss Rogers, of Lexington. Mrs. Will
liam Northrop and Mrs. Philip Taylor
were nostesSes or the week at very
handsome afternoon receptions: Mrs
Charles w. CUP entertained at q tea
in honor of Mrs. Jenkins; Mrs John
H. Williams was informally at home
Mrs. Thomas Moore gave smart lunch
con; Mrs Edmund Strudwick, Mrs
John IS. Minor and Mrs Charles IL.
Wortham. IT. entertained at bridge
parties: Mrs William IL. Palmer, ,Jr,
save a luncheon at he club to Mis-.
Isabel Carter. Mrs. Egbert Leigh ana
Mrs. Edward Mayo were also hostcsSes
al luncheonS. tho mlnuet dancers OF
tho Charity Ball were given a lovely
supper AT the club: Mrs. Hazard gave
a breakfast at the Jefferson compl-
mentary 10 her niece Miss Elsie lIar-
rison: Mrs. Woodward ana Mrs L.
Carter Scott entertained small bridge
parties. and Mrs. Fred Scott was hos
tess at q dinner TO Mr.. and Mrs. elias
gov. This week promises TO be gay
with many smaller affairs also Mrs.
Tippa hinton is giving q luncheon at
1870 o'clock on Tuesday IN honor of
Mrs. W. II. Il. Lee, of "Ravenswood,"
Fairfax county the Misses Stringfellow
Will entertain at an afternoon tea OH
Tuesday afternoon. and Mrs. William
Mayo Italia ferro and Miss Brander have
issued invita- atoms for a reception 10
be given at the Masonic Temple OH
Thursday afternoon, from 5 until Q
o'clock.
Miss ,Crunp In tue South.
Miss Lora C;rump, OF the Chesterfield
who has been {. recent gust Of Miss
+ Sarah Lylcs, in Columbia South Caro-
lima, and attended the ST. Cecilia ball
in Charleston last week, is now visit
ing friends in Savannah. Georgia. Miss
Crump is being delightfully."- entertain-
cd, many lovely parties being given in
her honor in Savannah She will not
return TO the city for some time yet.
Ligon-t;nincs.
A beautiful marriage took place
yesterday evening in Grace Street
Baptist Church, at 5 o'clock. when Miss
Elizabeth Louise Gaines. daughter of
Mrs. George Decatur Gaines, Of this
city, became he Wife Of Grover Carl
ton Lyon. of Baltimore, son OF the
late William Daniel Lyon, of Nelson
county, Virginia, the Rev. David Nj
. ! q
Eowned in an exquisite dress of White
n 50 lin trimmed in real lace and pearls
He veil was caught with lilies Of he
valley. and she carried shower bou-
quet of lilies Of the valley and Bride
rises The maid of honor Miss Clara
Louise Lyon wore pink satin draned
in white chiffon and White mnrabeau,
and carried an arm bouquet Of La
\ France roses. Miss Gaines was given
4, l>I,
lace robe with corsagc bouquet OF vio-
let's The soom,s hest man Was lIar-
~ Hamtlton .Scabrook, Of Baltimore
and 1hc ushcrs, were j. w. ,;rawley, NJ.
II Jones. Mr. pukchart. w y. Cassin
all OF Baltimore. \ reception was
given 10 the bridal party al the JEFF
ferson from $50 until! 10 o'rlock. Nj
ter a wedding trip in the North Mr.
and Mrs. Lyon Will be AT nome on
E Madison Avenue. Baltimore.
+ ar Interest Here.
\! says a Washington paper:
Senatorial day Mt home was gen
orally observed Thursday, and many
callers made the rounds Mrs. Swan
ison, wife of the senator from Virginia
and ono Of the most popular hostcSses
IN the Senate circle, had ono of the
largest receptions OF the afternoon
The drawing room OF her attractiv,
home in sixteenth street was thr0nget
Until the end Of the calling hours. anC
many fingered about the tea table il
Inc dining room. where Mrs Lee Phil
lips poured and group OF pretty girl.
\ assisted
Wounnn's Club.
y most attractive song recital vi!
be given a, the Woman's Club tomor
TOW evening at half-past $, under In
direction Of Mrs T. 4. Hocn. The 10,
II lowing program Will be rendered
THE Trend OF Time" Mrs. Henry Ba