The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

Francis Ailebaugh Hollingsworth. of
Jacksonville, Fla, was made known.
Thirty-fve guests were invited to
spend the morning informally with
the Misses Rcvelle. at their home. In
Winston-Salcm, NJ C., and upon their
arrival wero welcomed by Misses
Emorie Barber. Elizabeth Hill and
Marion Revelle
In the parlor they were received
by Mrs. James l. Leo. Jrr of Green's
| boro. and Miss Jane Revelle. be-
comingly sowncd in black charmeuse
with bodice Of Chantilly lace with
touches OF gold. She wore lovely
| corsage OF Parma violets and lilies
of the valley.
The hall parlor and living-ro room
were effectively decorated with palms.
tables were arranged for the game of
| Hearts" The tally cards bore tiny
red embossed hearts as decorations.
while the scores were kept with these
same emblems.
| The score prize, a deck OF cards In
morocco case, was won by Miss Mat
tie James. and the hostess presented
to Miss Lii Parish a bride elect.
lovely pale pink bas-de-soie.
Following the games. little Jack
Lee. of Greensboro. entered the room.
bearing long stemmed basket, tied
with bow of broad pink satin ribbon
! and wreathed with asparagus fern.
Among the fronds of fern pink tulle
pompons were hidden. Tied within the
fluffy folds were rose-clustered cards
bearing the interesting announcement.
Miss Revelle is the youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Yeates
Revelle and is n member of one Of
North Cardinals oldest and most promi-
ncnt families. grand niece of Con-
gressman Jesse Yeates and on her
1 ina tar IA al dos opf Of eli
tinguished Bacon family OF Virginia.
Mr.. Hollingsworth Is son of the
late DR.. Charles Melton Hollingsworth
of Harrisonburg. and nephew of
General Roller. also of Harrisonburg
He is an alumnus of Washington and
Lee University and Is at present as
ISOLATED with the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad at Jacksonville
The marriage will be celebrated in
the First Presbyterian Church. in
Winston Salem, early In December and
will be one of the seasons leading
social events
Back from Camping Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur z. Chapman
and Lucien r. Curry. Of this city. have
returned from weeks camping trip
on the Potomac River. Mr.. and Mrs
w. p. Gibson. Of Leesourg. were also
members of the camping party.
Unique Entertainment.
A most unique and interesting enter
tainment entitled IAN Automobile Trip
Around the World' will be given this
evening for the benefit of the library
fund of ST Marks Sunday School This
trip includes a visit to four of the
largest countries in the world and re-
freshments will be served in each
country. Cars will leave First and Clay
Streets at $50 o'clock. and all inter-
ested are cordially invited to attend
Attractive Concert.
The choir of the Church Of the AS
cension. Highland Park. under the di-
rection of Mrs. Benjamin Wheatley,
will give a concert Friday evening,
october "a, at 8 O'Clock for the choir
fund. They will be assisted by Miss
Katherine Thurston. violinist; George
Stutz. tenor, and the Park Place Meth
odist quartet. composed Of Miss Mary
Baxter. soprano; Miss Alma Campbell.
alto: Earnest Thomas. tenor. and
Charles Andrews, baritone. The ac-
companists will be Reginald Walker,
John Fontaine and Miss Margaret Will
liams
In and Out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyler, tho latter
formerly Miss Jessie Evans, have re-
turned to Richmond. after spending
their honeymoon in the North.
Mrs. Thomas Ramsay. of this city,
Is the guest of Mrs. Mason Jameson
tI lSr nome IN Roanoke
Mrs. Llcwellyn Mcvelgh. of Monu
mcnt Avenue. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Charles Goldsborough, In Lees
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Adamson are now
AT their apartment at the Chesterfield
after an extended absence from the
city.
Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop, who has been
in Richmond for short stay, has re-
turned to Lecsburgt
Mrs. George Mayo has returned to
the city. after n visit to her sister
Mrs w. Key Howard. in Fredericks-
burg.
Mrs p. H. Thrift and Miss Clara
Thrift have returned to West Point
after short stay in Richmond.
Miss Katherine Heard has returned
to Buck HILL" after 4 short visit to
friends in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. westmoreiand Davis.
of Loudoun County. have been recent
guests of friends here.
Mrs. Meade Addison is spending sew
eral days with friends in Baltimore
before returning to Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs L. Clyarke Hoge. Mrs.
James NJ. Hoge and Miss Belle Branch
have returned to their homes in Lees
burg, after a visit to this city.
Edward 7. Robertson and little Miss
Katherine Robertson are visiting
friends In stanton and Lynchburg.
Miss Mary Gibson Hunley. of
Mathews County. is the guest of friends
here this week.
Miss Blair Whitlock has returned
to this city, after spending some time
in Norfolk
Mrs. +. e. Sellman. formerly Miss