The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-15


left yesterday afternoon for NoTfoik.
Miss Miles viii be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Dav for "a week. and Will
atte- the a sembly dance, which axe
place his evening. She wa guest OF
honor at a very handsome dinner party
given at the Country Club on Monday
night here, and was also entertained at
luncheon yesterday the Westmore-
and Club. Miss Miles vii return 10
Richmond next week 70 spend some time
before eaving for her home al the
u svers ty.
Mrs. Belyin Entertains.
Mrs Preston Belvin entertained
number friends at luncheon CIV
en- at the Country Club Monday. The
v-n's guests, Mrs Charles Krues, OF
Pittsburgh Mrs. z. II Bowers and
Mrs T. A. Peabody. of New York
Concert Tomorrow.
One of the most interesting society
events OF tomorrow evening will be the
concert given for the Sheltering arms
Free Hospital in the Jefferson Hotel
auditorium Mrs Charles Dana GID
son is going 70 sing and program OF
unusual interest has been arranged. A
large party will come down from New
York Just 70 attend the concert, and
Mrs. Reginald Brooks and party OF
friends from Albemarie are also here
for the affair Mrs. Langhorne. of Abe
marie. Is visiting frineds and relatives
here for the purpose OF attending the
concert tomorrow evening. and d great
many Interesting parties Will De gwen
Other patronesses for the concert are
Nesdames Archer Patterson, St George
Anderson. Blanton, Edward Willis,
Alex. Guigon. Eugene Massie, y. A.
shepherd T. c. Cox, L. II. Elicit,
Beirne Blair, william Rufiin Cox,
James Peasants. Basil Gwathmey. Ed
gar Dunn. Clifford Miller. Albert +.
HUNT, Stewart Hume. Mason Miller,
william Todd. Edwin Palmer. John
X. Branch. Arthur Glasgow. Fred.
Scott, Blanchard Forbes. Hequem-
bourg, w -. Lorraine. Thomas Smith.
Hall, Saunders, Henry Reilly, Walter
Clack, 7. A. Houghton. Misses Boykin,
Wallace. Ellen GUigon. Belle Parkins.
Chaplin, Efie Branch. Elizabeth Selden
and Mrs. Ormond Young.
Stay-At-Home Whist Club.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
on Monday evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Cannon. pa
Park Avenue There were six tables
playing and the highest score wac made
by Miss Sue Gordon and c. G. Chaplin
The next meeting of the club will be
held as usual on Monday evening, and
will take place at the home OF Mrs. c. K.
Doyle. si5 Park Avenue
Pretty Dinner Party.
MIR. and Mrs. Richmond Moore were
hosts at very handsome dinner party
given on Monday evening at the JET
ferson Hotel. Covers were laid for
twenty guests. and the affair was given
to celebrate the birthday Of Mr.. Moore.
-Four slender silver vases filled with
pink flowers were arranged at the four
corners of the table, with large silver
bowl of the roses in the centre and
favore for the women present were
engine-turned broochs of gold and
scarfpins for the men. Mrs Moore re-
charmeuse finished with insets of real
lace and silver embroidery, and she
held bouquet of purple orchids
Bots eau-Garre
Quantities of ferns. palms and trailing
vines will bank the chancel and altar
of Hobson's Chapel II Powhatan
County this morning at II O'Clock.
when Miss Jessie Mae Garrett. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Garrett, Will be
son of the late w. X. Boisseau and
Mrs. Boisseau. of Amelia. The entire
church will be hung with a drapery of
greens and white flowers and all OF the
lights will be shaded in pink The
ceremony will take place under
marriage bell OF white flowers Mrs.
John r. Bagby will play the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin' as a process
sionaI and the wedding march from
MendeIssohn as the bridal party leaves
the church
The bride will wear a smart going
away gown of gray cloth with a white
beaver hat and she will carry 4 presenta-
ton bouquet of Bride roses Her only
ornament will be a lavalliere Of pearls
the groom's gift. She will enter the
church with her maid of honor. Miss
Agnes r. Garrett. who will be gowned
in palest pink charmeuse made with
an overdress of dewdrop chiffon and
shadow lace. She will carry an armful
Of pink roses tied with rose-colorsd
tulle. The bridesmaids are Misses
Virginia Netherland, Anna Page Bois-
scau, a cousin of the groom; Sallie
Wilson. Grace Blanton. Mary Wilson,
Lizzie Bianton. and Ethel Wilson.
Their costumes will be in pastel shades
and they will carry bouquets of ferns
tied with tulie to match their gowns.
Mrs. W. C.. Netherland Will be her
sisters mat-on of honor and her gown
will be of lavender velvet with trim
nings OF crystal embroidery and
shadow lace She will carry white
carnations
Gordon Boisseau. of the Medical
College OF Richmond. a cousin of the
groom. will be best man and the
ushers are Hugh French and Irving
w. NcfncTian0.. ne KrOoulSmeD VIII
include John Garrett. William Banks,
n. T. Garrett. Leon Vernon Neither
land. Scott W. Goodman. James Stroth-
or and Ben IL Garrett Little Miss
GLADYS NctheTland. niece of the bride.
will be ring bearer and viii wear a white
lingerie frocK with sash Of pink satin
ribbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland enter
tanned "A; a very pretty reception in
honor Of the bridal party last evening.
Decorations were carried out In pastel
flowers and ferns. and In the dining
room the table was set with a centre
piece Of white flowers. Miss Agnes
Carrot. and Miss Virginia Sutherland
presided a. the punch bowl There
were about scventy-ive guests present.
and some Of those from a distance
we're Mrs. G. +. Henley. Of Winterp0ck.
Mrs. T. W. Smith. Mr.. Hardy. OF
Amelia. Mr.. and Mrs r. 4. Marshall.
Nfrs. James Strothcr. Of Richmond
Miss Anna Page Boisscau. of this
CITY. Miss Lizzie Blsnton- OF Amelia,
Mrs. James Clarke. Of Sunnysidc. the
Nfcssre. Wilson. Of Amelia.
Daughters Of 1872
Dorofhca Payne Madison Chapter.
Daughters OF ISL viii meet this morn