The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick w. Scott and
Captain Joseph L. willard. who mo-
tored up TO Royal Orchard the
Scott's beautiful country place in AL
bemarle, with party of young people
last week. are expected In Richmond
to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott have been
building new home on their farm
and it Will not be finished until late
summer About August MIR. and Mrs
Scott and children expect 10 open the
house and great many delightful
parties have been planned during their
stay there.
Mallory-ButterwOrth
wedding Of much interest through
out Southsde Virginia was celebrated
on Wednesday morning. June Is. at
IL o'clock at BoydtOn, when Miss Eva
Butterworth vas married to Or. James
Baugh Mallory, OF Lawrenceville. The
ceremony took place ut the home Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
f. Butterworth. Rev r. b. Scott offici-
ating. The drawing-room was beau
tifully decorated with pink carnations,
ferns and lighted candles The bride
wore tailored suit Of blue cloth
with hat 10 match. and carried
bouquet OF Brides roses and lilies of
the valley. The brides only attendant
was her sister. Miss Maud Bu:terworth.
as maid OF honor. who was gowned
in pink charmeuse trimmed with pearls
and lace. and carried pink carnations.
Or. Frank Mallory. Of Lawrenccville.
the groom.s brother. was the best man.
The wedding march was played by
the brides sister. Miss Lily Butter
worth. who wore yellow chiffon over
blue charmeusc, and carried white car
nations. Besides the immediate family
of the bride and groom. there were
present a host Of friends. Among
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck. Fred w.
Beck. Dr. and Mrs. Ivan w Mcdowell.
j. NJ Barner. W. g. Butterworth and
Mrs n. +. But;crworth. all OF Butter
worth. Mrs. r. f.. Blackwell. Miss
Janace Blackwell. Of Roanoke: Rev. j.
r Rove, ri Louisa: Z. r. Freeman, OF
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Mallory
Or. Frank Mallory. Miss Grace Nal.
iory and Mrs " T SlcdSe. OF Law
renccvllle Henry Lyon. Of Mckcnney;
Haines Ligon. Frank Lyon. Miss Ester
Lyon and Mas Nellie Ligon. OF Clarks-
vile; NJ. and Mrs. Rawlings. OF Law
rencevillc. and Gafford Peasants, OF
South Hill.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom left for an extended
Northern trip. and on their return
viii be at home in Lawrenceville.
Miss Lawrence Unable to Speak Here
Miss Lawrence. OF the Industrial
school In the Blue Ridge Mountains
VINO was TO make n talk on her work
IN this city to-day. is unable 10 come
70 Richmond She viii probably make
an address here later.
Visiting In Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Milton Roblee
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John
Milton Robiee. at thc Casey Hotel
Scranton Penn. Mrs Roblee before
her marriage was Miss Gcnevievc
AicCready.
Meeting nj soldiers Home
The last meeting of the Grandchl-
dren's Chapter Auxiliary No l. 10 the
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
Of the Ccnfcderacy. took place last Fri
day evening ut the Soldiers Home Ali
the old soldiers were present, and
Dr James Power Smith made a most
delightful address. and one that was
very interesting 10 the children as
we'll Miss Frances Hendl won the
medal for writing tho best essay on
StonewaN Jackson. and Miss Annie
Crump received pin for having the
second best essay written on the same
subject
~ tho woman's Club.
Tea was served in tho parlors OF the
Womans club yesterday afternoon
from 3 until ! O'Clock These recep-
lions ~ the club during the early
summer months arc always Informal.
and Very charming affairs for the
members still in town. The tea table
was arranged with pink roses.
Bridge Party Mt the Beach.
The initial series Of week -end
bridge parties at the virginia" vir.
GINA Reach, last week. was a most de-