The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

/ Lee, to John Bunyan Du Priest Tho
wedding was celebrated on Wedncsda
| January 81. ut noon. In the home of tile
| brides parents, with the Rev. w. b.
/ Daughtry officiating.
! The bride entered with her maid OF
! honor. Miss Norvel Williams. Sh was
gowned In a travelling suit OF dark blue
cloth. with a big hat OF the ANA shade
and carried n bouquet Of Bride roses
Essic Tucker played the wedding
marches from "Lohengrin" and Men
dclssohn at the entry of the bridal
| party. j. T. Hardy attended the groom
f, rs his best man.
Only the nearcs: friends and relatives
OF the bride and groom were present
at the ceremony, which was celebrated
very quietly.
Dinner at the Club.
Miss Mary Scarborough will enter
tain at dinner Tomorrow night at
the Country Club Of Virginia Tbs
table will be arranged in the sun par
, Tor, and covers Will be laid for twenty
(! two guests. Decora tons Will be In
spring howcTs.
Invitations Issued.
Mrs. George c. Bidsood and the
Misses Bidgood will give card party
on Wednesday evening of n=xt week
at their home In honor of Misses Van.
dergrift and Mccarthy.
| WI =. rank bOh!eS, OF blo west Trace
Street VIII entertain at tea IN Satur-
day afternoon from 8 10 I o'clock Mrs
! Boxl ay's tea is in honor of Miss Anna
! Griffith, OF Texas, and Miss Lucy Bcv-
cridge.
| Mrs. Knox Crutchheld is giving
| card party this afternoon at half-past
3 o'cloc kat her home in Barton Heights
Miss Rachel urquhart will be hostess
At tea this afternoon at o'clock at
her home, los East Franklin Street
Important Meeting.
There will be n mass-mceting held In
| the Jefferson Hotel this morning at II
| o'clock in the interest OF the big Ilir-
| mess. which will he given here under
the joint auspices of the Associated
| Charities and the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Ant!quiti IS.
some time in April. All Interested in
| this entertainment are urged to be
present Mt the mceting this morning.
Concerts Next Week.
| Thursday night OF next week is the
date set for the Tetrazzinl concert, to
| be given in the City Auditorium. Il,
| VIII be the biggest musical event 81
| the season. since II Is Madame TctraZ-
zinis hrst appearance in the South and
! society Will be much In evidenc. on
that occasion. I, will be given under
the most fashionable patronage in town.
and the list OF patronesses includes the
best known women in thu city.
| Another concert Of interest next
week IS that OF Sophia Stcphaii. one OF
| the best known singers in this country,
| who will give two concerts here, under
the direction Of the Woman's Christian
! Temperance Union. The concerts vii!
take place on the nights OF February
IS and II. in the hall of Murphy's Hotel
| annex. This IS Madame Stephalfs first
| visit TO Richmond. and large num-
Der of people will be present at her
concert.
ST. Valentines Pnrty.
| a very attractive ST. Valentines par
Schcrer at her home on Grove Avenue
| Tor her visitors, Misses Rosalie and
Mary Sprinkel, OF Harrisonburg. Va.
The house was prettily decorated
with hearts scattered everywhere.
! The serving table had for centre
| piece a huge green basket OF Rich
inond roses and ferns. The handle
was formed OF stnilaX and red tuI{c- a
large tulle bow was fastened TO the
centre.
scherer received with the Misses Sprin-
kcl. Mrs. c.. NJ. Robinson served punch.
and assisting in the dining room were
j. J. Scherer. Jr.. and Masters Hamilton
! and Lou Schcrcr.
Among those present were: Misses
Resale and Mary sPEinkel. of Harrl-
bama; Misses Marie Long, Ethel Long.
Aiine Graves. Louise Williams. Lucy
Wili .lt r,. Dorothy Fox. Elizabeth
Katherine Boil. Margaret Gordon. Lyn-
dali Droste. Laura May Mastin. Helen
Downtain. Leila Cotrell, Lucy Martin.
Drake; Messrs. VIM. Folkes, James
Taylor, Marian Boisseau, Alfred Lor-
r.aine, Clarence Walsh, Lee Lorraine.
seph Drummer, J. w. King. Rufus Gill
lette. Walter Wrenn. Jr.. William Gar
ner, William Knowles, Burnett Lewis,
Gilbert Larus Dr.. Robert Preston.
son. Cecil Stevens and Wallace Hen
! derson.
Charity Bali.
There will be a charity ball at the
town hail In Highland Park. under the
I direction of the Girls Chapter OF High
land Park, tonight. Patronesses for
, the affair are Mesdnmes C. G. Shafer,
| Holiday. G. W. Bahlke, Charles Rose,
Charles Wingield. c. 8. Cross, Charles
Vaughan and Robert Hudson.
! This afternoon from to 6 o'clock n
big card tournament will be held. Ia
bles have been made up several days
ago. and 1t will BIO q very interesting
| function.
Fraternity banquet.
On Friday night the Phi Chapter of
the Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity gave
| n banquet In the Flemish room of the
Jefferson Hotel Besides the active
| chapter there were present a large
number Of representatives from the
alumni and the other chapters.
4 After the banquet had been served
| the guests gathered round a large
table and Colonel Thomas B. MoAdams
took charge as tOaStmaster Of tho oc-
casion. Those present enjoyed
speeches from the following: n. r.
Gillian. of Petersburg; l. q. Cutchins
OF Richmond; A. L. Grover, of the Uni
versity OF Maine; B. H. Gibbes. Of the
George Institute Of Technology,
Howard Harlan, OF Richmond, and F.
c. Riley, OF Richmond College.