The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-26

| louisville, Md. this evening at o'clock.
The bride will be attended by a bevy
Of pretty girls and their coatumes are
to be fashioned after fetching models
worn at "A recent London marriage of
interest two continents
large and brilliant reception will
be given at the Downes's country
place. near Catonsville. Immediately
following the ceremony at the church
Norfolk Tea.
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch con-
tains the following Of interest to Mrs
Lees friends in Richmond
Mrs. Phillip Lee was hostess Wed
nesday afternoon at small but enjoy
able tea given at her residence, in Var
mouth Street, in honor of Mira Page
Lee The rooms we're charrningly dec
GRATED with spring flowers and ferns:
large clusters OF white snowballs filed
bowls in every corner Mrs. Lee re-
ceiVed her guests, assisted by Mrs.
PaSe Lee Refreshments were served
By Mrs. James Jordon. Mrs. John b.
Morgan and Mrs. Mason billiard
Among those who .alled were: Mrs
j. {. Nelson. Mrs. Edward May, Mrs
Shirley Carter, Mrs. Richard Calvert
Taylor, Mrs. Charles Wales. Mrs. Ad-
thur 'Stansbury. Mrs. Dabney, Mrs. Pc
ter Warwick, Mrs. r. Cornelius Taylor,
Mrs. Richard Byrd. Mrs. Norman Bell.
Mrs. Stuart Johns, Mrs Foster Muir
ray. OF Washington D. c.: Mrs. Wad-
dell, Mrs. Downer. Mrs Lane Kelly.
Jr., Mrs. William White. Mrs. William
Roper. Mrs Calvert Dey, Mrs William
white. Mrs. Naniey. Mrs. Arthur
Humphreys. Mrs. Wertenbaker Miss
Julia Downer. Misses white Miss
Monte Reed, OF Roanoke; Misses
Starke, Miss Johnson, of New York
Miss Dorothy Thompson. OF Charles
town. w. Va; Miss Evelyn Southall
and Misses Eliza and Kate Bell"
OF tnterest Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Edmonds
and Miss Mary L. Edmonds left Balti-
more Thursday for five or six weeks
trip through the South and Southwest
They Will stop st Norfolk for day or
two and thence go to .Ashevillc and
from there to the far South, stopping
In st. Louis TO attend the Southern
Baptist Convention May IA to ~ Mr..
Edmunds's secretary. Howard L. Clark.
VIII accompany them.
In and out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. scott
have returned to Richmond, after
spending week at Atlantic City
Mrs. J. P. Hannigan has returned TO
her home in Clifton Forge, after a
short visit TO friends in this city.
Mrs. o. L Stearnes. OF Salem. has
been the recent guest of relatives in
Richmond.
Miss Elsie Ingram will leave town
to-day TO spend the week end at
the Page home in Hanover County.
Miss Nan Lindsey left yesterday to
spend short time visiting friends in
.Nbemarlc.
Mrs. Lewis Harvie, who has been in
Richmond FOR treatment at st. Luke S
Hospital. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Hiram NJ. Smith has returned to
the city. after visit to relatives in
fredericksburg for few days.
Mrs. William w. Wilcox, of Middle
town, y. j., is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs James Cannon at their apartment
at the Chesterfield
Mrs. Kate woodrow. a cousin of
President Wilson, of Columbia. s. c.,
Park.
Mrs. lhuick Hamilton has returned
to Petersburg, after a short visit TO the
Executive Mansion here.
Mrs. Robert O'Ferrall has returned
to the city, after visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Tuggle. in Black
stone.
Miss Virginia Moore has returned to
her home in Memphis. Tenn. after
visiting friends In Richmond and Dan
VILE.
Mrs. Charles Wood of Norfolk. is
visiting friends in Richmond, before
going to Danviile and Raleigh, n. C.
Miss Therese Nurney left yesterday
for Baltimore. where she will spend
several days
Mr.. and Mrs. t. A. overly have re-
turned to Blackstone. after spending
a short time in this city.
Mrs. w. w. Butzner. who has been
visiting in Richmond, has returned to
her home In Fredericksb urg
Mrs. j. N. Barney has returned to
fredericksburg, after short stay with
friends in Richmond.
Mrs. VIII r. Heard. Jr.. OF Lafayette,
Ala. accompanied by her little boy,
who was summoned TO the bedside OF
her brother. Elicit C, Allen, son of Mr..
and Mrs. wilton o. Allen. ST., who has
been i1lswith pneumonia, has sufficient
.ly recovered for them to return home