The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

this afternoon at half-past o'clock.
his subject being Cavalier and Puri-
tan" The chairman of the afternoon
is Mrs b. o. James. and the occasion
Is the annual celebration OF virginia
Day by the members of the club
Hostesses for the afternoon will include
Mrs Iohn Freeman. Mrs. Chiies Fer
rell. Mrs. Howard Hoge and Miss
Matte Harris
Linen shower.
Miss Alma Vaughan. Of Third Ave
nue. Highland Park, gave linen shower
On Thursday afternoon at her nome IN
honor Of Miss Marian Ellinger Starke,
who will be married on Wednesday,
January %. 10 the Rev. Daniel I. MeT-
ritz. Of Smithheld. A color scheme OF
pink and white was carried out and the
house was decorated in vases of PINK
and white carnations. punch was
served in the dining room. win Misses
Roy Cross and Frances Sublett serving,
and the punch bowl was wound with
garland Of pink flowers and Southern
similar. Progressive games were play
ed the first prize being won ~ Miss
Virginia Subictt and the booty py
Miss Marie Alvey. The bride-elec,
was shOwered from a rainbow and the
DAINTY Rittr OF HHen Ntic al idhsoN Al
large pots at each end.
There were twenty-four guests pres
cnt and they included Misses Virginia
and Frances Sublett. Emily and Roy
Cross. Annie Ettenger. Of Washington,
Jessie Wood, Ivy Poat. Sue Starke.
Eliza beth Spartley. Elizabeth Jomp-
kins. Mrs. a \ Cosby, Katie Lewis,
Edna Crenshaw, Louise Lorraine, Marie
Alvey. Mrs. Ordwoy Fuller, Mrs
Charles Garrett. Mrs. Rudolph Seigei.
Misses Matte Todd, Josie Scott.
Fannie Davies. Mary Bowels. Mrs.
Pitcher. Misses Fannie Christian. Lucy
Duggins, Mrs. G. +. Cross. Mrs H NJ.
Starke. Mrs w. G. Todd. Mrs. A V.
Seal
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. George T. King. Of l025 Floyd
Avenue. announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Blanche Taylor, TO
William q. Gilman. Jr.. also Of this
city. The wedding will occur some
time in the month OF April.
Affairs of Interest.
Mrs. I. ". Goodwin. of Roanoke.
entertained three tables Of bridge
" hist last Thursday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Margaret Waddey, Of this city.
who il visiting relatives IN that city
A mother affair given IN honor OF Miss
Waddey was card party on Saturday
afternoon, at which Miss May NOR
BOuldin was hostess
Mrs Henry Fairfax gave a very
pretty luncheon at her country estate,
The Oaks " near Leesburg. on Wednes
day. Decorations we're in spring flow
ers.
Mrs Claude Swanson vas al the
punch bowl with Mrs Henry d. Clay
ton at a buffet luncheon given in
Washington Friday by Mrs F. HUI
bert Fent in honor of her guest. Mrs
James Hickey, OF Alabama The table
was arranged with a basket OF pink
roses
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hunter Pettis an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter.
Mrs. Belle Pettis Freear, to Colonel
Robert Sylvanus Wynn. OF Macon.
Ga The ceremony took place in
Athens, Ga on Wednesday, January
IS, and the Rev. Charles c. farrell Of
fCiated.
Card Tournament.
The January card tournament was
played on Friday night in the psrlors
of the WOmans Club. with auction
bridge as the game. There were fourteen
Ia bles engaged, and the highest score
was made by Austin peterborough.
Supper was served following the game
by the committee in charge.
The next card tournament OF the club
will be held on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary -.
decentralization.
The Sir Moses Monteiore Synagogue
vas the scene of d beautiful wedding
last Tuesday. evening when Miss
Hannah London. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs <. J. London, became the bride of
Samuel Lowenthai. OF Pearson. Md.
Rev NJ. Medvedoff and Rev. a. Shelf
ferman officiated. and pink roses.
Southern smilax and palms decorated
the synagogue. Miss Lena London,
sister of the bride. was maid of honor
and wore a gown Of pink charmeuse
draped with lowered chiffon and car
ried d bouquet of pink roses Ellis NJ.
Herman. OF Baltimore, attended the
groom a. best man.
The brides gown was of white Ouch
ess satin embroidered in pearls. with
trimmings of chiffon and white fur
She wore q veil caught up with orange
blossoms and carried d shower bouquet
of lilies Of the valley
The bridesmaids were Misses Minnie
Smith and Lillian Japhe. of New York
Miss Celia Beineson. of East Orange,
y. j. Misses Anna Katzner and Sara
Lowenthal. OF Baltimore: Misses Bet
tie GeIIman. Rosa Harris and Mollie
Wolf. of Richmond
The groomsmen were Hyman Miller.
of Charlotte. Y. c.; Morris Copper. of
Phoebus: Samuel SpigeI. of Roanoke.
Va. DR.. Joseph Bear. Milton Caplon.
Aaron London. Louis NJ. London and
Isaac Sonnenberg. OF Richmond
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held at the Masonic
Temple.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowenthal left Wed
nesday morning on their wedding trip
and on returning will make their home
in Pearson. Nd
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs p. Herman. Mr.. and Mrs
I Schuman. Mr.. Ellis NJ. Herman. Mis-.
S~ixcl Miss Sara Lowenthal Miss
Anna Katzner and Miss jeanette Her
man. Of Baltimore Miss Noble Miller
and Mr.. Hyman Miller. OF Charlotte.
y C. Miss Celia BeIneson and l..
Bcineson. Of East Orange. y J.
Rabbi and Mrs. NJ. Suffnas. OF Tren-
ton. y. J.. Miss Ninnye Smith. Miss
Lillian Japhe. Mrs. Japhe and son. OF
New York. Morris FTicdlander. Of
Newark. y J.. Miss sara Fisch. Of
Newport News. Morris Cooper. Of
Phoebus Emanuel Japhc. Of Wash
insfon: Mr. and Mrs. Glazcr. Of ST.
Tnicocs. Md samuel Kline. Of Louis