The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11

other word seems to give an adequate
Idea of Its richness and beauty. Four
strips of velvet started from the
shoulders to fall In long double lines
TO tho bottom Of the train, were fast
ened In Irregular graceful fashion at
several points between tho waist and
hem. The black lace employed 80 in
the form OF very long, narrow scarf,
which crosses the front Of tho bodice,
forms the half-lcngth sleeves, then
hangs loosely at either side we'll TO
the bottom OF the skirt Mrs. Kn,x':
gown fastcns with n line or crystal
buttons extending to the bottom Of
the skirt"
Mrs Knox has visited Miss Ella
and has great many friends In Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs Knox spent their
honeymoon ut tho Virginia Hot
Springs.
Approaching Functions.
The Governor OF Virginia and Mrs
William Hodges Mann Will give u re-
ccption I'm the executive mansion on
Tuesday evening. January l6, from
$3.50 o'clock until H.
Miss Belle Perkins has sent gu.
cards for reception to be given on
Tuesday evening, january l6. at her
nome, Ala Wcst Franklin Street The
affair Is In honor of Mrs. Rich iri
Ewell Thornton.
Another debutantc tea TO be given
shortly ia that at which Mrs. Charles
q. Bosher Will be hostess Mrs. Bosh-
or Will entertain on Friday afternoon
from 3 10 o'clock in honor OF Miss
Emma Conquest. who is making ncr
debut this winter. and the tea Will be-
given at Mrs. Bosher's home, los Nor.h
Sixth Street
Washington Dance.
Mrs. II. II. Brooke and Miss AIargar.
eta brooke entertained ut dance
Tuesday night at Raupcher's, in Wash
ington. for their guest, Miss Cudahy.
Of Chicago There were about $50
guests. Mrs. Brooke wore gown OF
lavender brocadc. and Miss Brooke
wore white satin. Miss Cudahy was
gowncd in white chiffon.
Miss Brooke spent several weeks in
llichinond last season as the guest Of
Miss Mary Scarborough on Mon Imcnt
Avenue. and some very charming af-
fairs were given in her honor during
her visit here.
Enter .ains Friends.
Miss Louise Gisscnbrccht entertained
number OF her friends at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gisael-
brccht ZIG West Clay Street, on Thurs
day evening OF last week. 1t waa a
very enjoyable affair. and decorations
were In red and green. Games and
music amused the guests. and supper
was served AT IL o'clock. Some of
those present for the AFFAIR were
Misses Grace Nungent. Eta Hicks.
Florence ana Gertrude Stumpf, Mar
garet Massey. Genevieve Powell. EliZa-
beth and Manic Boiling Nellie Me-
Donough. Hazel Asher. Alice Honey.
Marie Schumann: Messrs. George l.
Brooks, Arthur Kavin. Willie Winters
Fred Caplainc, Wilbur Haven, WI
liam Nonderlcher 81. Massey. Fred iroh.
Robert Tunce. Lumpk!ns. Felix La
Frauder. FL. Davis. ". korb. D. GIL
man, B.ennon ana others.
Petersburg Wedding.
a, the home OF the brides parents,
sos West Washington Street. Peters
burg. was celebrated on yesterday the
wedding of Miss Ruth Rogers, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. " T. Rogers. and
Charles II. Spain. The Rev. a. Il. Love.
pastor of the West End Baptist Church.
performed the ceremony Miss Fannie
Kinks was maid OF honor. and y L.
Hubbard hes: man. The "I>ohengrip"
Wedding March was played by Mics
Pauline Rogers. sister OF the bride. as
a professional. Mr.. and Mrs. spain
left at once for wedding trip to
Washington
Important Meeting.
The meeting of the Junior Holly
wood Memorial Association to-day at
II o'clock in Lee Camp Hail is very
important one and all members are
urged to be present. Election OF Of
ncers for the ensuing year will take
place and ARA ngcments must be COM
pletcd for the annual tea gwen by this
organization.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. II. Lavell, of
Waynesboro. have announced the en-
gagement and approaching marriage Of
their daughter. Ruth. to the Rev. G.
II. Phipps, of Greensboro. y. {. The
wedding will he celebrated May S. Miss
Larell Is one Of the most charming
girls n Wuyncsboro and Is widely re.
lated throughout the State. .I-.
phpps is q Presbyterian minister and
recently graduated from the Union
Theological Seminary in this city.
In md Out of Town.
Miss Hazel Dimmick, of Overlook,
Philadelphia, is the guest OF Mrs. Car
rol Fl. Montague at sol West Franklin
Street.
William Miller and Henry Sutton
have gone to New York to attend the