The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15

and all sorts OF novel ways will DO
arranged TO entertain the children.
Tea wcdnesday Night.
The arst public entertainment by
tho Leo Chapter. United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, will be q very ct
traetive tea to take place on Wednos-
Gay night from S until II O'clock in
Leo Camp Hall. Some very delightful
speeches will be made and charming
, musical program has been arranged as
part Of tho evenings entertainments
The ofncers of the new chapter will
receive. assisted by the heads Of most
OF the representative organizations
here. and special Invitation has been
sent TO tho members Of the General
Assembly and their wives. 1t will be
an exceedingly interesting and pleas
/ Ing event, and the public Is invited.
A Quiet Wedding.
Miss Mamie Theresa Young and A.
W. Turner were married on Monday
January 8, at $40 p. NJ, at the rcsf-
dence of tho brides mother. Mrs Annie
Young. Tho ceremony was performed
by tho Rev. Father Masri. OF St.
, Peters Church. The bride wore
gown of white chiffon and carried a
bouquet OF Bride roses. Owing to the
illness OF the brides mother. the wed
/ ding was celebrated very quietly. and
only the intimate families of tho bride
and groom were present viii McDon-
ouGh and Frank Cline were ushers.
Anniversary Celebrated.
Dir. and Mrs. Charles Pose entertain
ed at reception Friday night at their
homo In Highland Park in celebration
OF their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
The house was decorated with palms,
poinsettias and Richmond roses
Tho centrepiece for the dining room ia :
bio was a big silver bowl OF ed roses
AiI. and Mrs. Rose received their guests
With their daughter, Miss May Rose
Mrs. Rose wore handsome gown of
white satin trimmed in crystal and
carried big bouquet OF American
Beauty roses. Miss Rose wore a pink
silk mule embroidered in blue and
carried bouquet OF lilies Of tho val
10y Mira o. Z. Parrish and Mrs. Les
"ctEel were at the punch bowl, and
/ Harry Frischkorn and Edgar Rose al
sc assisted In receiving. An orchestra
played during the evening" and e num-
her of lovely gifts were received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome.
Meeting This Afternoon.
St Johns Circle OF King Daughters
VIII meet this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
ar the residence OF Mrs. Joseph Sors,
2sio East Franklin Street II is a
very important meeting. and every
member OF the circle is urged to be
present.
Rawl-Bunt ting.
Thursday evening al O'Clock. Miss
Mary cambridge Bunting. daughter of
Mre. Oscar g Bunting, OF Petersburg,
was married at St Pauis Episcopal
Church to Bernard H. Raw, OF Wash
!ngton. D. c.. by tho Rev. Edmund p.
cambridge. rector of the church.
The bridegroom was attended by
David Hill Henry, OF Clemson College,
south Carolina Mr.. Rawls srooms-
! men were DR.. W. ~ Rigss. resident of
Clems on College. S. c.; John T. Bowen.
OF the Agricultural Department, Wash
!rgton, d. C.: George T. Mitchell. ex-
pert In charge OF tho Pinehurst tee
farm. g. C.: John 8. Carroll, Baltimore,
Nd: p. H. Rawl. Charleston. s c. and
william P. Arlington. william. NJ Mar
tin and p. @. Bunting. OF this city.
Tho matron of honor was Mrs. Alex
ander D. Hamilton, and Miss Mary
ooode Cole and Miss Emily sanister
Mason were the bridesmaids. Little
Miss Annie Spotswood Bunting was
! flower girl.
In and Out of Town.
| Miss Flora Mason. OF Fredericksburg,
is the guest OF Miss Frances Myers in
/ this city.
Miss Condo Bridges, OF Ashland. will
spend the month OF January as the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Graham Hob
son.
Mrs. f. Victor Williams and little
daughter. Katherine, who have been
! guests of Mrs. John Williams, in
Grange, have returned to Ricnmond.
Mrs. John Trout has returned to her
home in Roanoke. after visiting Mrs.
Thomas Adkins on Park Avenue.
Mrs. George II. Denny and chill.
dren arrived here Friday to visit DR..
e. Stricken. and WILL later Join DR..
Denny in Tuscaloosa. Ala
Mrs. Ratclife Is the guest OF he.
daughter. Mrs. Harvey w,ngGeid, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. g. Kaufman, OF Col
orado Springs, are visiting their par
ents at 9lS West Grace Street.
| Miss Bessie AIichelaon will return
| from Norfolk on Tuesday and will vis-
it with relatives at e1s West Grace
Street
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kaufman are at
! Palm Beach spending few weeks
! Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ Strauss, Of Boston,
! who came down to attend the Kauf-
man Selisman wedding, returned to
Boston yesterday
! Mrs. John J. Stcinbrecher and Mrs.
| William Trendt have rs their guests
| William Unser. their brother, and his
daughter, Emma, of Toronto. Canada.
| Miss Mary Massey. daughter Of
Judge Massey, OF Pulaski. Is visiting
| Miss Marion Poor, of 1910 Park Ave-
| nue..
| Mss Credilla Miller, of Baltimore, Is
the guest of Miss Nell Potts at her
! home on Park Avenue.