The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Social and Personal

I, Mr. Clarke Is son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles P. Clarke, of Utica, n. Y. and
| he and his bride will make their home
in that place on their return from
their wedding trip Miss Donnan, who
Is one OF the most attractive girls
In the younger society set of Rich
mond. made her debut here season be-
| fore last at Il beautiful ball given by
| her aunt, Mrs. William Hodges Mann,
In the Executive Mansion. She is Il
granddaughter OF the late Rev. T.
Dewitt Talmage, D. d.
Returned to I,ichmond.
| nr. and Mrs. Douglas Wander Hoof
| have returned to their home here. after
"A motor trip to New England. DIR. and
Mrs. Wander Hoof spent most of their
| time In Massachusetts. during their
stay North.
Miss Kirk Entcrtained
Miss Beatrice Kirk. OF this city. who
| is visiting friends at Willoughby
Beach and in Norfolk. was guest Of
honor at theatre party given recent
| ~ to witness The Merry Countess" at
| she opening OF the new Willis Thea
tire in Norfolk. Miss Kirk was also
| the honoree at a box party given last
week to witness u performance OF Lit
tie Boy Blue"
| Sponsors and Maids.
! A number OF Richmond people Will
| go TO Roanoke this week 10 attend the
Confederate reunion TO be held there
! September H. is and IL. Many brill
liant entertainments will be given for
the visitors. and a long and interesting
program for the reunion has been ar
ranged. Mrs. J. VI. Gregory. president
OF the Chesterfield Chapter. United
| Daughters OF the Confederacy, has
| been appointed by State Commander,
| Colonel Thomas Smith. to act as spon-
sor for the third district OF Confederate
| Veterans Miss Nancy Allen, daugh-
| ter OF Mrs W. I. Allen. OF South Third
! Street, Will represent the Sons OF Vet
| Grams of the third district as maid OF
honor at the reunion in Roanoke. Miss
! Aliens mother has, as chairman of the
! NTH district. done grand work for
| the United Daughters of the Confed-
cracy IN the organization OF so many
new chapters throughout the State
| The reception committee in Roanoke
includes Mrs. DeLos Thomas, president
| William Watts Chapter. L. ID. c.: Col
onel Thomas Smith. Warrenton, Va,
| commander Virginia Division. c. ":
Mrs. :. ]. Evans, sponsor-in- chief for
| c. "; Mrs j. w. Sherman. first matron
| OF honor; Miss Susan Hite Skinker,
| Warrenton. first maid of honor: Hon.
| w. w. Old. commander in chief. u. 5.
! c. ": Captain Samuel d. Rodgers. Pc
tersburg. Va. commander Virginia d.
vision, u. s. c. "; Miss Kitty Cary
Apologize, Forest Depot. Va. sponsor
-chtef u. S. G. V. Miss Rubenette
Lee. Irvngton. Va. maid OF honor;
Miss Mary Hairston, Roanoke. Va.
maid OF honor: Miss Helen C. Tatem,
| Berkeley. Va, maid of honor; Mrs. Err
nest G.. Baldwin. Roanoke. Va. matron
of honor; Mrs. ]. IT. Fentress, Powha-
| tan. Va, assistant chaperon: Mrs. Ma
| Division L. D. c.: Miss Ella Thomas,
president Auxiliary William Watts
| Chapter u, D. c.; Mrs Charles Ham
mitt. Salem. Va, president Southern
Cross Chapter. L. ID. c.; Mrs. c. s.
| Gookin, second vice-presidcnt Mrs.
| w. r. Coulbourne third vice pr esident
| Miss James Imogene Gregory, daugh-
ter of Judge j. NJ Gregory. will be
maid of honor for the third district
! of Confederate Veterans In Roanoke
! September Dances.
There will be the usual dance Mt the
Jefferson Club this evening to which
a large number of guests have been in
vited. The Jefferson Club issued cards
for a series of informal dances that
are to take place at the clubhouse on
| West Grace Street each Tuesday eve
ming during this month, and they have
| proved most charming and delightful
affairs. An orchestra Will play for the
! dancing tonight, and decorations will
be in autumn flowers and foliage.
Marriage Announced.
! Cards have been received in Rich
mond announcing the marriage of Miss
Ida Virginia Magee and G. Leslie Hail.
the ceremony having taken place on
| Sunday morning. September IA, in the
parlors Of the Monticello Hotel. in Nor
folk. The Rev. d. n. Mclaughlin
D. D.. pastor of the Second Pres
byterian Church. In Norfolk, off,
ciated. and only the immediate fami-
| lies Of the bride and groom were pres
| ont Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will be at home
after October 1 at Edgewater. in Nor
folk.
In North Carolina.
A number of Richmond people are
| spending September in the Land of the
Sky in North Carolina Ralph Dodson
of this city. is stopping at the Ken
moro Hotel. in Waynesville, ~ c., and
among those in Asheville are Mrs c.
w. Bondurant. Miss Hofford Porter
Harry S. Davis. Thomas b. Gay, Miss
Barbara Spence. Mrs. John Fuller, Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Williamson. j. L. Bucll-
anan. II. S. Wilson, f. NJ. Ltphart. OF
| Richmond, and w. B. Lyon, of Danville
| Attractive Dance.
A pretty dance took place last Fri.
day night at Kenbridge. The hall was
decorated In trailing vines and wild
flowers, and an orchestra played fol
the dancing. Among those dancing
were Misses Mays, of Kentucky; Fan
ME Neblett, of Blackstone; Bertha
Bridgforth, Colene Bagley, Howard, OF
this city; Mary Manson, Sallie Jack
son, Natalie Hardy. Maude Bragg, OF
Norfolk; Lucy Allen, Flora Meade, Al
len Kennedy. Perry Wilkinson. Messrs
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Bridgforth. Richard Hardaway. sam
uel Graham, Kenneth Hite. Charles
Allen. Robert Allen. Herbert Black
we'll, Richard Bridgforth, William