The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23

and comb set in silver and brilliants:
Miss Elizabeth Hughes, In black SILK.
ornaments jet and pearls: Mrs. Seldcn.
| In lavender brocade and exquisite lace
| and lace cap. belle OF the nrties;"
Mrs. A. NJ. Randolph, formerly Miss
Bessie Pace gown of Jet and gold en-
broidered net; Mrs. John Bagby, In
white null. hoops and coral earrings
and brooch: Miss Linda Teddy. OF
Stanton. I'm lavender chiffon: Mrs. L.
| f. MoHett. in ivory satin, with u
| hand painted Japanese fan with pea
cock feathers: Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson,
| in black satin brocade and lace Hchu;
Mrs. Augustine Royal Turpin, I'm her
mothers wedding dress of champagne
| colored silk and lace; Miss Matte
Fourqurean. In a lovely old dress of
taffeta looped with roses: Mrs. Wyatt
Beazeley. in black silk. and broche
| shawl: Mrs William Rufiln Cox. In
| white satin gown with pink chiffon
! trimmings, turquoise jewels and
pearls: Miss Crouch, in ivory satin,
coral Jewelry
Marriage Announced.
! Cards have been issued by Mrs
Charles Howard O'Neale. ANNOUNCING
the marriage OF her daughter Gladys
Howard. to Michael Allen Long. the
Tuesday morning, April %. at IL
o'clock. Tie wedding was celebrated
very quietly at the home of the bride
102 West Grace Street. Rev. w. J.
Young. ID. d.. pastor of Centenary
Methodist Church, officiating.
Mrs. Keith EntertnIns.
! One of the prettiest affairs of the
week was given last evening. when.
Mrs. Juliet Chiffon Keith entertained
at cards in honor OF Miss Jean Bayly
| Knox. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
Somerville Knox, Jr., whose marriage
tc Sigmund Ludwig Won Gemmingen
of Albemarlc, takes place here Thurs
day evening. House decorations were
| in pink blossoms and dogwood, and the
mantels were banked in wild honey
suckle and white lilacs. and all of the
| lights were shaded in rose color. There
were six tables of bridge whist and
supper was served at the card tables
| Immediately following the game.
| Some of the guests present were Miss
Jean Knox. Miss Nell Morton, Miss Es-
Their Bryan, Miss Nell Glenn. Miss
Marie Won Gemmingen. of Albemarle.
who is guest of Mrs. Keith; Miss Vera
Crump Tucker. Hugh Mercer. Mr.. Berry,
Mr.. Won Gemmingen, DR.. Booth and
others.
Another pretty function given in
honor OF the bride elect yesterday was
a buffet luncheon at which Miss Emily
Waddll was hostess Miss waddiil
| received with the guest of honor. and
Miss Lucy Knox and Miss Marie Won
Gemmingen. Some thirty guests were
present The decorations were in yell
low tulips. dogwood and spirea, and a
big basket of spring flowers decorated
the luncheon table Mrs. r. II. Tailey
Mrs. James Ryland and Mrs. y. L. Lips-
comb, OF Powhatan, were at the punch
bowl. and those assisting in the din
! inS-room were Miss Catherine Kicks
| Miss Hawsic Glazebrook. Miss Vera
| Palmer and Mrs. Mitchell Waddill
Miss Biggart to Talk.
| This evening. at Leigh Street Bap-
fist Church, Miss Mabelle Biegart. OF
/ New York. will give her Interpretation
| of George Eliots Adam Bede." Miss
! Biggart is known throughout the coun-
try as "Dinah the Preacher" from her
| Interpretation of this character. Fa-
inilinr as she is with the midland Eng
land scenes. she portrays the charac-
| tcrs with rare insight and a keen per-
ception into the life and character of
the people of that section, and her dis
/ scrtation this evening will be very
delightful and interesting one The
whole evening is called a powerful
plea for social purity
There viii be an organ prelude by
Mrs Leslie Watson as well as an or
gan accompaniment to some of the
scenes. Miss BiGgart has also gained
| for herself the title OF Sunshine
Preacher" having entered pulpit work
| In 1900. in London. England. and gave
two telling messages In two pulpits in
traveller and writer. and her visit in
! Richmond is for the purpose OF includ-
| ing this city in her book, "In and Out
| Of Beaten Paths" in some chapters on
Richmond. Old and New"
/ Miss Biggart is the guest of friends
at II West Cary Street during her
| visit In this city.
Meetings To-day.
The executive board of the Virginia
| Home for 1ncurables will meet this
4 M ir4y nf 4 al
The meeting is TO be a very important
one, and all members are urged TO be
| present.
! The annual meeting of the Virginia
Association Opposed to Womans Suf-
| fraSc Will be held this morning at II
O'Clock in room $40 of the Jefferson
| Hotel. All members of the association
are asked to be present at the meeting
! this morning.
Visiting Here.
| Miss Eleanor Habcr, Il wcll-known
/ society girl OF San Francisco is visit
| ing in Richmond for some time Miss
| liaber has given number of readings
recently in the South and has given
recitals in the drawing rooms of Mrs.
/ William *. Vanderbilt. Jr., Mrs Charles
! Alexander, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and
many other prominent society leaders
Her limitations and monoIogues have
become quite fad with society people
/ throughout the country, and her pres
!
OF her giving recitals here is Of great
| est interest to smart society.
| Miss Haber made her debut in San
| Francisco. where her family for years
has occupied q position of prominence,
and several interesting affairs have
been planned in her honor during her
| stay in this city
| Stny-nt-Homc Whist Club.
| The Stay -at-Home Whist Club met
! on Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
\ af hnt
| SIT West Grace Street. Four tables
were engaged, and the highest score
| was made by Mrs. c. C. Chaplin and a.
+. Wilmer. The club will meet as usual
next Monday evening at the home of
| Mrs. j. G. Lamb. S27 West Grace Street
| Home Wedding.
"A pretty wedding was celebrated at
IL o'clock on Saturday morning, April
ID, at the suburban home of S. c. At
kins. when his niece. Miss Helen Gray
I Ia =