The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-08
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Tho town is thronged with visitors
this week. and much entertaining.
both formal and inforiual. is being
cone In honor of the guests here for
Falr week The boxes at the races
have been gay with interesting parties
of society folk. and many motor to
tho races each afternoon following
luncheon. Captain and Mrs. Thomas
Pinckney. OF Charleston. s. G.. arc the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cotes-
worth Pinckney ut their home, in Gin
ter Park
Judge George w. Richardson. Of
Marion is visiting his brother. John
w Richardson. at his home, 1924
Grove Avenue. this week. before lcav-
ing for Southwest Virginia.
COureil-BInkc.
a pretty wedding was celebrated
Yesterday evening at $40 o'clock at
The residence Of the brides parents.
air and Mrs George McD Blake. AL
West Grace Street when their daugh-
ter Emily Dunlop. was married to
Emmett Drewry Cottrcll. son Of MIR
and Mrs. Samuel r. Cottrell. also Of
inns city. Tic house was decorated
In palms. Southern smilax and lighted
candles. and trailing vines curtaincd
The doorways and windows. Tho REV
Tyler. rector Of St Marks Episcopal
Church. performed the ceremony. and
stringed orchestra played tho we'd
lowing
The bride entered tho drawing.room
with her father. who gave her away.
and they were met at the altar by the
bridegroom and his best man, Waller
g CottrcM Her wedding gown vas a
lovely AFFAIR, Of white crepe meteor
Yelled I'm chantilly lace and made with
court train She carried q shower
bouquet of lilies Of the valley. and her
veil OF illusion. which fell from q
Juliet cap of real lace. was arranged
with sprays OF the same flowers Her
only ornament was q pearl pendant,
the groom's gift Mrs. w. J. Booth Of
Peru. Ind. was her cousins matron OF
honor and only attendant! and wore
= gown OF yellow charIneuse draped
with shadow lace and edged with
brown fur. She carried n sheaf Of yell
low chrysanthemums
reception WAS held irnm edately
after the ceremony ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Cottrell left later i'm tho evening for
Northern honeymoon. They viii be
1T home AT f2l West Grace street af
ter November J. Some Of the out-of-
town guests attending the wedding
last evening were Mrs W. l.. Booth,
Miss Dorothy Booth. OF Peru, Ind;
DR.. John Hlakc Of Baltimore: Or. and
Mrs. j - Collins. OF Portsmouth;
Mr. and Mrs Everett Blake. or BATH
more; Dr. Herbert G Blake Dr. Robert
I. Blake. OF Baltimore. John -. Blake.
OF MiddlescX; Colonel Junius l.. Powell.
Of Washington, aud others. The
punch bowl was arranged In a bower
Of evergreen. and Miss Ethel Elmore
and Miss Louise Shields presided
Stny-nt-IIome Whist Club.
The STAY Home Whist Club met on
Monday evening with Mrs Bland
Spottswood Smith in her apartment at
the Hanover. Mrs. Smith and Mrs
James D. Crump made the highest
score. The club will be cnterta incd BY
Mrs Crumr at her apartment ~ the
Chesterfield on Monday evening
Colonial DANES Luncheon.
The Colonial Danes OF America IN
the State of Virginia have issued in
Vitntions for a luncheon, which is 10
take place al > o'clock on the after
noon ~ Tuesday October y. in the
Country club OF Virginia This en-
tortainmcnt is in commcmoration OF
the twcnty-frst birthday OF the DANES
In Virginia, and is to he one OF tho
most brilliant affairs OF tho autumn
season. Richmond members can pur-