The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
SOCIETY.
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from Miss Ella Binford at tho Chester !
field. Miss Binford has charge or the |
dance.
Miss DOnnhn's Attendants.
Fashionable society In Richmond Is
Interested in tho marriage of Miss
Edith Taimagc Donnan, daughter OF |,
Mrs Allan EdIoc Donnan, and Angus
Warner Clarke. of Utica n Y. which !
will be celebrated at the home Of the /,
brides mother Sl3 Floyd Avenue on
Wednesday evening at SEQ o'clock. !
only the family and few !
intimate friends will witness the ccrc
mony, ana reception will follow.
Little Miss Virginia Donnan. sister of
ihc bride, will be flower girl and the
maid of Ionor will be Miss Nceltjc
,;ero. OF Syracuse, y. y There are u
j." two bridcsmaids--M Miss Doris Jones.
Of L,chm md. and Miss Doris Mangam.
Of New York-and Clarence Williams.
OF Utica, VIII attend Mr. Clarke AS his
best nan E,dloc Donran VIII q"
his sister away. There Will he many
"ut-o.-town guests in Richmond for the
ceremony. which will he performed by
the right ley. n j. oConncll. Bishop
Of ii"hmCnd.
Miss Hertrnmd's Dinner.
Miss Mary Raglan NJ Bertrand.
daughter of Mrs. j.. .. Bertrand. gave
The second OF a series of very pretty
dinners at tho countr! club last even
.uG Mr.. and Mrs. Graham h Hobson,
ana covers We're laid for sixteen
cucyts Tho table was set with
'rEunksp living turkey In the centre and
tmaller turkeys at each plate
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs william IL. Martin, or
,;ordonsvillc. announce the engage
ncnt Of their daughter. Mary Louise
10 Dr. J. clifton Dickinson. Of Tampa.
ria The wedding will he celebrated
on December 20 At the home OF the
i,ridc's parents
Mrs. saImon's Play.
It ia Of much interest 10 Mrs. clifford
n; Salmon's friends in Richmond To
snow OF her success as a playwright
nnd nu author Mrs. Salmon's new play,
rho TranYgrosSor." has been the sub
joct of much favorable comment. The
-ccnc IN laid in Richmond. and was
written here during her recent stay at
tho jefferson.
She is the only daughter OF the late
1icnry &. Wyatt OF Richmond and their
old home formerly stood on East Grace
street between seventh and Eighth.
Having been educated at Hollins Col
logo Mrs salmon went North to begin
her literary career. and has won mark
cd success in short stories and short
vaudeville plays She viii shortly go
to tho Hot Springs and will later come
10 Richmond. where SIC VIII spend the
winter months with friends.
NJ the WomnD's Club.
ON Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock
pr walter montgomery viii lecture
1T the Woinan's club on the Roman
Novel" Dr Montgomery is professor
OF Latin in Richmond college. and held
that position for some years at William
and MARY College. He is widely known
as = scholar aud a delightful talkcr on
literary subjects Ills lecture Will, no
ooub,. prove one OF the most interest
ur or tn" season AT tho club Mrs.
tohu Calvin Metcalf is chairman OF the
afternoon.
MUOIfolk-NcCnrt
Another interesting wedding TO be
Celebrated on "Wednesday evening IS
mat of Miss Louise Carlton Mccarthy.
daughter Of Afr. and Mrs. Carlton Nc
earthly. ana Robert Agar Voolfolk
The ceremony VIII take place at 5
o'clock at the homo OF the brides par
-nts. SO Hawthorne Avenue, Ginter
NiiincF-Winrn~Id.
MIR and Mrs. Hector rowc Winefcld.
ofl2l3 Floyd Avenue, announce the en-
gagcment OF their daughter, Willie
Lewis. 10 Edward Lee Millncr. OF Nor
FOLK. The marriage Will he celebrated
early in December.
deception for Mrs. marlborough.
An even, OF special interest 10 the
women belonging TO the Presbyterian
churches " the city Will be The reccp
tion rendered Mrs w &. Winsborough.
"f Kansas city. BY the Presbyterian
committee OF Publication on Friday
afternoon. November 2s, from 10 i
o'clock, in the Grace street Presbyte-
rian Church. corner OF Fourth and
Grace Streets
At the request OF the committee the
following viii serve q : Il reception com
inittee: Mrs g r. Cannon, Mrs. y. l..
cardoza, Mrs. stanley Reed, Mrs. 7. c.
cunning ham. Mrs George Bryan. Mrs.
Richard Gwathmey. Mrs J. II Knots,
+ In
son, Mrs. II = MacLean. Mrs = H.
Iiawcs. Mrs T. William Pcmberton.
Mrs. w. l.. Lingle, Mrs. W. {. Smith.
Miss Pauline Grant. Mrs Gordon
Woody Mrs l.. w Miles, Miss Laura
Coble. Mrs. Hamilton Bemiss and Miss
Emma Patch. Mrs. William X. Miller
5 chairman of refreshment committee.
Mrs Winsborough is the superinten-
don't OF the Woinan's Auxiliary Of the
southern Presbyterian Church which is
the Official organization for the promo
lion OF the activities OF the woman'S
work of tho church.
The auxiliary was established by the
assembly OF 1912 for the purpose Of
unifying, strengthening and standard
iHing the work Of the Woman'S Socic-
ties in the local church. and the first
annual report shows great progress
both in the organization of new socie-
ties and in the Increased efficiency OF
the work 1t was reported that there
go no" -'hVp Nciid'i H''i''i'9 ''l 'I'
church with u membership OF iG.6Si,
and their total offerings for the year
amounted TO s401.519
Mrs. Winsborough spends a large
part of her time visiting and organic
ing conferences concerning woman's
work In the church. She Is just COM
plotting tour which carried her
through Louisiana, mississippi. Ala
hanna, Georgia and Florida. She at
tended some OF the sessions of the con-
IL
as she is an active member of this or :
SANITATION.
This is Mrs. Winsboroughs first visit
To Richmond. and cordial welcome
viii be given her by q large group of
interested workers
The following program has been ar
ranged for the reception: +. NJ, ad
dress by Mrs. Winsborough; 1880 to