The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-13
PERSONAL
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BRILLIANT BALL RENDERED
VISITING BANKERS TONIGHT
Governor Henry Carter stuart to Head
Receiving Line--Several Fall
Weddings Are Announced.

Receiving Line--Sevcral Fall
Weddings Are Announced.
Many brilliant costumes will be worn
by the women In attendance upon the
ball to be given this evening to tho
Richmond convention of the American
Bankers Association. The entertain
Richmond Grays's Armory at Q o'clock,
will be n very handsome and interest
ing event. The huge hall will BIO beau
tifully decorated for the occasion In
palms. nags and quantities Of fall flow
crs, and the wonderful gowns worn by
the women and girls Invited, will max
the scene very brilliant one. The
Governor Of Virginia is guest of honor
with tho out-of-town bankers for the
evening, and many distinguished men
from all over the country Will be pres
ent. The hall will be thronged with
guests for the reception ut 8 o'clock
and there will be informal dancing at
TO-
Another handsome entertainment
given for the visiting ladies of the as
ISOLATION, was the tea held a. the Com
monwealth Club yesterday afternoon.
The annex of the club was decorated
everywhere with fragrant flowers.
against background of trailing vines
and palms, and among the prominent
society women receiving the visitors
were Mesdaines George Ainslie. C. &.
Barksdale. Henry Landon Cabell II. w.
Ellerson, de Soto Fitzgerald, W. ~
HaSliston, Horace S. Halves. George B.
Hutchings, ]. Jordan Leake, John II.
Lyons. Edin G. Laird. c. b. Lathrop,
Edward &. Mayo, w. S. T.. Mayo, Thomas
Branch McAdams, Il. r. w. McCabe. E.
A. Palmer, Walliam II. Palmer, Jr., j.
frh Fr
Oliver j. Sands. Frederick William
Scott, Ashton Starke, w. Brydon Ten
nant, Granville. G. Valentine. Garrett
B. Wall, a. D. Williams, Frank Deane
Williams. p. Randolph Williams, John
Shelton Williams. c. c. Wise, Robert w.
Withers, Coleman WORKMAN and George
w. Warren.
To Attend Wedding.
Miss Mary Butler. of Poplar Grove"
Mathews County, is the guest of rela-
tiYes here for short stay, en- route for
Rose HILL" near Greenwood, where
she will be one of the bridesmaids at
the wedding Of Miss Ella Buck and
James Gordon Smith, of this city, on
Saturday. Miss Virginia Christian and
Miss Nora Randolph are already guests
at Rose Hill" for the wedding. and
Miss Kate Seldom, of New York, and
Miss Roberta Trigg, Of Richmond, will
also be among Miss Bucks attendants
on Saturday at her marriage.
Resume Dancing Clnsses,
The younger dancing set In Rich
inond is much Interested In the an
nouncement that Miss Charlotte Jones
and Miss Dorothy Harrison have re-
sumed their weekly evening dances.
These affairs take place on Tuesdays
from to IL o'clock and are held at the
home of Miss Jones, 1888 West Grace
Street. Some of the best known socie-
" frl nd
first dance this evening will prove n
very interesting and charming event.
In the North. .
Miss Lucy Clay Brown, of South
Third Street, has left town for 40 visit
to Miss Kimbell. at her home In Pitts
burgh. Pa. Later Miss Brown Will 20
to New York and philadelphia, where
sko will also be the guest Of friends.
Levy-Mycr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses NJ. Myer announce
the marriage, of their daughter, Bertha
&c Arthur Levy, of Baltimore, the cere-
mony having taken place yesterday.
Among the out-of-town visitors were:
Mrs. Henry Myer, L. Winternitz. Miss
carrie Haas, Miss Rhea Sinsheimer
Mrs. /. Phillipson. and Miss Bess Moses,
all of Baltimore
StRpIes-Barnhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Barnhill. of
ss3 ST. Paufs Avenue. Borough, of
Richmond, New York City, announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Mary' 10 Henry Leo Staples. of Rich
nond. No date has as yet been an
nounced for the wedding, which will be
an event of the greatest interest TO
society in this city and throughout the
State.
Quiet Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Bissye Rollnck.
of Baltimore, and Henry Weinste;n. Of
or 1nls
sunday, September 81. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wetnstein Will be at home to their
friends this evening from to 10 o'clock
At the home OF the formers parents.
1924 Floyd Avenue.
Interesting Wedding.
~ marriage of interest TO friends In
richmond was solemnized In Christ
Church, Macon. Ga, on Thursday morn
Ing of last week. when Miss lillian
Fletcher Matthews became the bride
or Charles Edward Crawford, of this
city. Miss Matthews is daughter Of
the iete Gustavus Matthews. who was
Tor many years editor of the Macon
Telegraph, and is a favorite in Macon
society. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford are
spending few days In tho Sapphire
Country OF North Carolina, and upon
their return Will make their home at
1928 Grove Avenue, in this city.
Spend Fall at the Hot.
Miss Margaret Hartman will spend
the fall and early winter with her
aunt, Mrs. Tate Sterrett, near the Vir-
ginia Hot Springs. The fall is the
gay season at the Hot, and 1t is ex-
pected to be unusually so this year, with
the tennis tournaments and races that
will be held at that resort shortly.
Lecture mt Catholic Nyoman's Club.
The first fall meeting of the Catholic
Woman's Club will be opened with n
lecture by Mrs. Helen L. Beardsley,
secretary of the Travellers Aid Associa,
ton. who will inform the club of the
great good being done by her associa.
ton. The Catholic Woman's Club has
already identified itself in this good
The lecture will be followed by a
social hour and refreshments
Returned to Her Home.
Miss Otto Reed has returned to her
home, Lester Rose" near Pals. after
having spent the entire summer with
friends in the Blue Ridge Mountains
OF Nelson County. Miss Reed was a
guest at several charming house par-
ties during her stay and was one ~