The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04
Social and Personal

a lovely gown Of palest yellow chiffon
made over white silk crepe and she
carried an armful of American Beauty
roses Lloyd Leech. of Lexington, at
tended the bridegroom as his best man
Only the immediate families and a
rev intimate friends OF the bride and
groom were present, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ewing left later in the evening for a
wedding trip TO New York Niagara
Falls, Baltimore and Washington Some
OF the guests from distance included
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Short, of Balti-
more; Colonel Robert Ewing, of New
Orleans. father Of the groom: John D.
Ewing. Toulmin Edwing. Robert and
Wilson Ewing, all OF New Orleans;
the Misses Johnson. OF stanton: Miss
Edna Il. Deaner, OF Knoxville, Tenn
and others.
returning TO Richmond.
Mrs. !. L. Sutherland and Miss Mar
tina Sutherland returned TO the city
last week, after spending several
weeks at Mountain Lake and Crockett
Springs. Before going TO the noun
tains. Miss Sutherland visited friends
in Norfolk and Onancock, and was also
q guest at house party given at
lWilloughby Beach for ten days.
Miss Katherine Moore Harney, who
has been the guest OF Miss Martha
Lawrence at her home AT City Point
for some time past. has returned to
Richmond. Miss Harvey spent the
week lend with Mrs. a. L. Davis, in
Petersburg.
Entertained I'm Roanoke.
Says the Roanoke Times OF ycster-
day:
Misses Marian and Jennie S;auffer
entertained at a reception Tuesday at
ternoon from 1 10 8, in honor of Miss
Mary l4ayman. Of Troutviile; Miss
Louise Menefcc, OF Lynchburg; Miss
Dt,st.. rng
Miss Dorothy Mcrriman, OF Narrows.
The house was prcttily decorated. In
the hall was n large vase of clematis
and astors were placed. BY the en-
TRANCE To the parlor a vase was filed
with pink crepe myrtle. In the library
the color scheme was yellow and
golden glow there in profusion
And the dining room was pretty with
yellow and white decorations. Clematis
was wrapped around the chandelier and
draped TO four corners of the table. a
| basket OF golden glow was placed in
the middle of the table, with a yellow,
and white tullc bow on the handle
on the Sidcboard stood another basket
OF the golden glow tied with white
tulle. and the mantelpicce was banked
with the same flowers.
Miss Jean Franklin received the
cards at the door. The two hostesses
with the honorees, composed the re-
ccivinE line all wore summer frocks
with bouquets OF American Beauty
roses MISS Louise Vaughan invited
Misses Katherine Coke. Josephine
! Wentworth and Frances Koehler served
punch. Miss Isabel Ewart ushcrcd all
TO the dining room. where Misses
christine Snyder, Pauline Routrough.
Emma Cook and Ruth Beachey served
the guests.
Misses Kathleen and Laura Richard
son returned TO Richmond yesterday
AFTER spending several weeks With their
aunt. Mrs. L. r. Brady. in Roanoke.
Observation-Disclosures.
\ number OF Richmond people arc in
tBuHalo, y. v, where they went to
attend the wedding yesterday morning
OF Miss Marie Jane McDonough. dauCh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II. Nc
DonouGh, of that place, and James Ed
ward Donahue. of this city The cere-
mony took place at the Immaculate
Conception Church and Rev. Charles
! T. Duffy, d. D., assisted by the Rev.
rather Haier. OF Richmond, ofciated
The bride was attended by Miss Eliz-
abeth NJ. Creighton and Honor L. Nc
Donough as her maids of honor, and
James +. Phillips, OF this city, was best
man. The ushers included John l..
McDonough, Leo j. Creighton, John L.
| Kennedy and Maurice \. Powers. OF
| Richmond.
! The guests from a distance attend
ms 'Hc ceremony ana tNc breakfast
| given afterward at the home of the
! brides parents. included James T. Phil
| lips. Maurice a. Powers, Rev. Father
| Haier, Mrs. F. T. OConnell. all of
Richmond, and Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Monahan, of Arcola. Ill.
| birthday Party.
Little sydney Lynn Manson, Jr., of
| Florida Avenue, Highland Park, cele-
brated his seventh birthday on Monday
by entertaining twenty of his small
! friends from to = o'clock at the home
of his parents The lawn was pref
| tily lighted with Japanese lanterns
and games and music amused the
guests. refreshments being served al
fresco. Mrs Manson was assisted in
entertaining the children by Miss Pearl
| Shakespeare.
| Stny-ut-Home Whist Club.
The Stay-at- Home Whist Club met
| on Monday evening at the Chester
| field. Mr.. and Mrs James D. Crump
| being hosts of the cruz on that oc-
casion. There was a tie for the high
est score. and two tables were playing.
The club will meet next Monday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Chaplin
at their home on Floyd Avenue.
Pretty Ten.
| An interesting function of the past
week was a rustic tea OH Friday after
noon at claiborne HILL" Ruther Glen,
the country estate of Mr.. and Mrs E.
| - - iiiS''Sh' WIN t'SS entertained Il
! number of their friends. The affair
/ was In honor of Richard Hartley, a
New York artist, and the entertain
ment marked the opening of a new
| rustic arbor and garden, executed by
Mr.. Hartley. Miss Katherine Kicks. Of
| this city, poured tea, and Miss Ellen
! Hunter was at the punch bowl Among
the guests present were Mrs. James
| Hunter. Misses Hunter, Mrs. Coving-
ton. Miss Covington. Mrs Peatross.
Miss Peatross. Mrs. DeJarnette, Miss
! DeJarnette and Miss Moncure. all Of
Caroline; Mrs. CoriEe, Mrs. r. H.
Wright, Mrs. Monroe and Miss Smith,
of Doswell Miss Warburton, OF Will
liamsburg; Mr.. Crossgrave. of Wash
iipgton; Mrs. Bibb. Miss Kicks, Horace