The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-18
Social
and
PERSONAL

MIR. and Mrs. Joshua Fletcher. OF
Upperville. Fauquier County, nave
closed their country home, ne
Naples" and left this week for Flor
ida. where they expect TO spend the
remainder of the winter season Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher were accompa-
MED South by their daughter. Miss
Mabel Fletcher. and their two sons.
Robert and Joshua Fletcher. Jr. They
will stop this month in JacksonVilles
Fla. and will later spend some time at
Palm Beach and other Southern re-
sorts of interest.
Invitations Out.
Miss Martha Maury Robinson has
sent out invitations for "A buffet sup
per TO be given at her home. 5is1z West
Franklin Street, on Wednesday even
ing, January 20. at 5 O'Clock. 80,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Moore VIII
be hosts at dinner next Thursday
evening at their home in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. r. Garnett Tabb, whose we'd
ding was brilliant event OF the carry
winter in Wilmington, y. C.
Interesting Announcement.
A recent Baltimore exchange con
fains the following Of interest 10 society
throughout the State
Announcement will be made soon
of the betrotnal OF Miss Elnor Douglas
Wise, of this city. 70 the Duke de
Richelieu. descendant OF one OF inc
oldest and proudest families OF the
French nobility The wedding prob
ablv will occur in Baltimore Miss
Wise. who has been studying vocal
music in Paris. has recently returned
to this country.
Miss Wise. whose brilliant social sue
cess is a matter of recent memory In
this city. comes on both sides from dis
tfugaiehed ancestry. Her father. inc
late Captain Frederick May Wise. OF
the United States Navy. won hieh
note in the service. especially In the
stirring times of the Boxer uprising IN
China, where he was sent I'm command
OF the Monocacy, with the allied FORCES
who went TO the relief OF the foreigh
residents in the besieged districts.
Captain Wise belonged 20 the Ia
nous Virginia family OF that name.
and his maternal grandfather. Or.
Frederick May. was a noted resident
of Washington before the Capitoi was
built.
dore John ID. Daniels. prominent
merchant of this city. was commander
of the Colombian fleet under Bolivar
in the revolution which established
the independence of Bolivia. He was
the son of young French ofhcer' an
intimate friend OF General Lafayette.
and came over with the latter 20 nsh
for the independence of the United
states. So Miss Wise shares. though
in a less degree. the noble French oIooo
of her nancee.
A. p. v. A. Election.
All persons who have not already
done so are requested 20 reply at once
to the notices of election mailed them
by the corresponding secretary OF the
Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities. II is necessary Tor
the secretary, Mrs. j. Enders Robinson
to have the replies in order 20 arrange
the official lists for the publication OF
the Year Book
In Pulaski.
Miss wrenn Wilson has gone 70
Pulaski. where she Will be the guest OF
Mrs. W w. Chafnn at her home IN
that place for a few days. Miss Wilson
is en- route for her home at Idaho Fans
Idaho. after spending some time IN TINS
city She spent the holiday season IN
Pulaski before coming 70 this city az
the guest OF Miss Anna Belle Cnafnn-
ENGAGEMENT Announced.
Aaron Eichel announces the engage