The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01


carried bouquet Of orchide and lilies
OF the valley. Miss Lee was gowned
in cream colored spanEleI net ma o
over white satin. and carried orchids.
Mrs. Henry Riley wns Il the punch
bowl. and others ASSISTING; in receiving
were Mrs. George Smull, OF York, Pa
Mrs. C. T. Cardwell, of Hanover: Miss
EloIse Johnston. Mrs. Granville G..
Valentine. Mise Anne Mason Lee
Miss Lee Is the daughter of Captain
Dan Lee, and niece OF General Fitz-
hugh Lee.
| Invitations Out.
Mrs. John NJ Taylor aud Miss Deana
have ISSUED invitations for tea on
Thursday afternoon. February 10,
from to I o'clock. The tea Will be
given in the home OF Mru. Taylor, a2G
Park Avenue.
Serving mt Reception.
Miss Emily Rutherford Royal was
one or the girls assisting In serving
tea at the reception given on Tuesday
afternoon IN the John Marshall House
b. tho Association for the Preserve. zion
OF Virginia Antiquities. Miss Royal
is ono of tho nearest living kin OF tue
late Chief Justice in this city she
IS descended from Jane Marshall. who
married George Keith Taylor. and
was sister OF Judge Marshall. :irs
Taylor lived ut the old Royal estate
brilliant woman, and spoke several
languages. and waa ono u the mos.
prominent women In Virginia soclety
in that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal own a portrait
Of Mrs. Taylor and some lovely pieces
of furniture tina; wer. once used in
the Marahal House They also have
a beautiful quilt made entirely by Mrs
Taylor with her own hand, and some
pieces OF china that were used on She
table of the distinguished jurist These
Will he loaned BY Mr.. and Mrs. Royall
10 the Marshall House at some future
time.
Reception This Afternoon.
Mrs. Charles r. Guy, OF 1894 Ntonu-
ccption this afternoon from to I
o'clock Mrs. Guys guests for the
afternoon Will include most OF the
members OF tho married society .s.
in Richmond
Society Vaudeville.
Misses Zayde Branch. Elsie Lindsey,
Ella Buck and Dorothy Christian will
be the mattresses IN the Cafe cha,ant
scene OF the Society Vaudeville"
which takes place at the Academy OF
Music on Tucsday and Wednesday
nights of next week. Some OF the
guests at the tables IN the cafe Will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Logan GoIsan.
Il,
Mrs. Douglas Vanderhoof. Mr. and
hrs. Pickett Lathrop. afr. and Mrs. I.
Newton Vaughan. Mrs George Mason.
Mr.. and Mns. Carroll H. Montague
John Akin Branch. Misses Fannie
Miller. Isabelle Carter, Elizabeth Cooke
and others
Those taking part In the Spanish
dance. which has been trained by Miss
Ella Binford. are Misses Julia Ioynes.
Mary Chalmers. Lucy Ford Workman
Della Davenport. Lloyd Taylor. Crox-
| ton Gordon. Holt Page and william
Dickson.
number OF younger girls will take
part In the Coop dance, and the girls
In charge OF the programs and flowers
are Misses Daisy Doykin. Helen Adams,
Gay Montague, Chloe Tyler Cooke. of
Baltimore; Katharine caches. Doris
Jones. Edith Donnan. Mary Johnson,
Aston Drake, Virginia Chesterman.
Virginia Watkins, Lora Crump and
Nora Randolph.
Important Meetings
The meeting o. the Old Dominion
Chapter Daughters Of the American
Revolution. which was 10 have been
Reld to-day. has been postponed until
Friday afternoon at o'clock The
meetlng will be held in the home of
the regent. Mrs sidney Johnston Dud-
ley, ST East Grace Street, Much i'm
Il,
full attendance is desired
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Baptist Church will meet
this afternoon at o'clock in the
church paTIor. Mrs j. W. Wills. the
new president OF the Virginia Woman's
Missionary Union, will address the
meeting. and all women in the city in
Dance In Chesterfield.
Miss Ethel Crenshaw Watkins =ntAr
tanned very. delightfully."- Thursday
evening at Q dance given at her home.
Travellers Rest" in Chesterfield
county. The affair was given In honor
of Miss Elizabeth Tyson, Of Phiindel-
phia; Miss Edith Wcddell, OF Pitts
Bennetlsville. s. c.. who are visiting
the Misses Cullingsworth at 1929
Grove Avenue
Observation-Disclosures
The wedding OF Miss Mary Frances
Sewers daughter of Mrs. j. Richard
and the late DR.. j. r. Sewers, of War
rcnton. and Edgar Harrington. of
Cambridge, Md. son of Mrs. Mary Har-
rlngthon, and cousin Of State Comp
trollcr Emerson Harrington, or Mary
land. took place in Warrenton yes
t"rday afternoon at the home of the
bride at 4 o'clock, in the presence OF
the immediate friends and relatives
NV ScieilonS WAS performed by the
Rev. Edwin :. links, rector or St
James Episcopal Church. Miss Sewers
had as her attendants Miss Ietticc Lee
clark. Of Mobile. and Misses Frances
and Angelina Marshall, Of Cambridge.
Nd. Miss Nellie Hamilton and George
Hamilton, OF Warrcnton. held the rib
bons which formed the aisics. Miss
sewers wore gown OF white crepe
de chine, with ornaments of pearls,
ana carried a shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley Miss
Clark wore becoming gown of pink
messaltnc and carried la Franco roses
Mr.. Harrington had as his best man
llerbcr! Dale of Cambridge
After the ceremony and Il small re-
ception to the wedding party, MI and
Mrs. Harrington left for an extended
bridal tour North
or Interest Here