The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-05
Social and Personal

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Walter l.. Linslc. assisted by Rev w
liam Meade Clark, rector OF St. James
Episcopal Church
W. Douglas Gordan was his brothers
best man. and the grocmsmru vcro
Edward NJ. Peake, of Pittsburgh. Pa:
james Gordon Smith. W Erski,.e l}u.
ford. Stuart g. Christian ana T.. Addison
Renuolds Tho u4hcrs were George II
Scott, malcolm J. Rawlings, Alfred
Graz lr. James ". Cecil ana Randolph
T. cardoIa. The maid OF honor wore
a. French dress OF white accordion
plated not. and carried an arinrul OF
pink roses. and tho gowns Of tho
bridesmaids were fascinating auairs OF
white charmcuse with wired ;ulle tu-
MICS and pink velvet girdles. They car
ricd bouquets or lilies OF the valley.
small reception at the home OF
tho brides parents on Grove Avenue
followed the ceremony at Tho church
after which Nj ana Mrs. Gordon left
for wedding journey Tho wedding
Is ono OF the most importan, society
events Of the early winter season, ow-
Ing 10 the prominence Of both bride and
gro0Tn and q notable gathering OF
quests witnessed the ceremony. Owing
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small one. and few guests outside tho
bridal perty AND immediate relatives
were present
Miss Cnry's Luncheon.
Miss Cammie Cary was hostess ~ "a
lovely bun.t luuchcon yesterday at
her country home Hampton" H. lion
rico County About SIXTY members or
the younger society SGT were invited.
and the house was decorated entire
IS IN pink flowers. The table in tho
'hning-room was decorated with a big
basket Of pink roses, and the lights
were shaded in pink There was no
formal receiving line, ana Miss Cary
and her sister, Miss Patio Cary. greet
ed their guests in the drawing room.
Miss Kate Munford was 2; the punch
bowl
Luncheon NJ Club.
one OF the pleasan, informal social
affairs oc the week was tho luncheon
given q, the Country Club by Mrs.
james Branch Cabeli Of Dunbarton
l.. honor OF Mrs. Menalcus Landlord.
OF Norfolk, and Mrs. Archibald Dennis.
cf Baltimore Among Mrs CabelTs
out-of-,own guests on this occasion
were Captain Arthur Shipp. az Iex;,is-
ton. and Lieutenant L. {, WaddilI, OF
/ Galveston. Texas.
, Dinner Guests.
/ ON Tuesday evenins previous to the
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs NcIlwaine
2 In Norfolk, Palmer Ingram entertain
ed At dinner at The Norfolk Country
C!nh HIS guests were Miss Elizabeth
Herbert. OF Richmond; Miss Virginia
Browne and Douglas Brooke
Affairs OF To-Dny.
Miss Martha Roberts viii make her
debut at dance given this evening
by her parents, Nh and Mrs T. X.
Roberts OF 1926 Monument Avenue.
The dance IS 10 take place at the Coun-
Try Club OF Virginia
William IL White Will be host of a
luncheon to-day at the Commonwealth
! Club In honor of W. j Harahan, presi-
dent of the scaboard Air Line Rail
way.
Mrs. Sol Cutchins ana Mrs. Louis
( cutchins are entertaining this after
/ noon at = reception for Miss SaraR Op-
penhimer tho dcbutante daughter OF
pr. and Mrs. ". n Oppenhimer. The
affair VIII bc given at Mrs Cutchjns's
home 1907 West Franklin Street
Leave for the North.
Edward J. Wheeler editor Of cur
rent Literature. and Mrs Wheeler. who
have been spending several DAYS at the
jefferson Hotel. left Yesterday Tor
/ Washington. Mrs. Wheeler viii stop
FOR short visit ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Cl!f-
ton stevenson Brown, in Baltimore.
before returning 10 her home in New
York
d ''utht or WIS. valentine.
Mrs. Il. T. Nalentinc who has been
attending the national suffrage con
vention In Washington, returns homo
to-day. She will have as her guest
Miss Jean VI. Gordon, OF New Orleans,
who Is ono of tho leaders i'm the Era
club Of New Orleans. and who was in
strumcAtal IN winning for the women
| OF Louisiarp the tax suffrage. on
Tuesday night at the Y. NJ c. A.
! Auditorium. She will mako a suffrage
address, 10 which the public is cordial.
| ~ invited.
Birthday pnrty.
one OF the prettiest affairs of the
past week was birthday party Tor
Miss Mary NethcrwooG. given by her
! parents at their homo In Forest Hill
last Friday night. Tie entertainment
| was IN celebration of Miss Neither
woods sixteenth birthday, and the
house was decorated throughout ia
ferns ana pink roses. Miss Sadie
Newly. OF Rocky Mount, n c.. nssist-
ed In receiving tho guests. The dining
room. where supper was served at
i o'clock. was also decorated In Il
color scheme OF pink ana green.
Charity Unncc.
! Already a number OF tables have
been reserved for "Thes Dansant," to
He given by tho Girls Club of the
! Relic Bryan Day Nursery on tho at
tcrnoon OF December 20 1t viii JIG :,
big society event Many small tables
/ Will he arranged along the sides Of tho
ballroom OF the Jefferson Hotel, where
the entertainment will take place from
/ 1850 To 4 o'clock, ana there are to he
ContestinE dances, with handsome
/ prizes awarded for the winners 1t Is
10 be one OF the most fascinating and
| novel charity functions ever given in
Richmond, and the greatest interest
| and enthusiasm has been shown
! Musical Ten.
\ musical tea will be given this af-
| tcrnoon from to z o'clock at tho resi-
dcncc of Mrs. ID. 7. Williams l023
Park Avenue, by the Commonwealth