The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-19
Household
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INFORMAL RECEPTION
At W0MAN'S CT B TO-DAY.
Dnnsnnts at Itichmond Hotel Promise
TO lie Attractive Society Events
OF Fail Season.

Vi
OF Fall Season.
Tea will deserved Mt the Woman's
Club this afternoon from 8 to O'clock.
with committee of club members to
preside at the tables during receiving
hours. The club parlors will be pret-
tly decorated In fall flowers and au-
tumn leaves. Miss Ellen Glasgow will
give her lecture on The Novel; before
the members or the woman's Club next
Monday afternoon, and "a large and In
tcrested audience will gather there to
near her.
DHnsnntn mt the uiclinond.
Among the pleasing social features
of the season Will be the dansants that
are to take place every evening IN the
week in the bathrooms of the Rich
nond Hotel. with Miss Emily Francis
Hooper and Ellsworth Cook, of New
York, as the special dancers. The first
of the affairs will take place this even
ing from 8 to f2 O'clock, and IA large
number OF tables lave already been
reserved for the event. Miss Hooper,
! who Is a charming and delightful lit
tie person, will Wear an imported gown
of pale pink tnffeta, combined with
blue and gold rosebuds. and she and
Mr.. Ellsworth VIII give aAnumbcr of
exhibition dances. They danced last
season at some of the best known ho-
tells in New York City and have num-
bered some of the best known exclusive
society set in that place among the
members of heir.dancing classes.
These dansants at the Richmond
promise to be very interesting func-
tions indeed, and smart society Will be
much In evidence there this evening.
Whiting Hero.
Mrs. r. L. Page, formerly Miss Dud-
ley Powers. arrived Saturday from
y %arrenton to be tho guest of her
mother. Mrs. Dudley Powers. who has
taken the residence OF Mrs. Thomas
Boiling, 610 West Franklin Street. for
the winter.
William Francis Jennings. Of War
renton, also arrived In Richmond Sat
urday, and is stopping with Mrs.
Powers.
Governor IIonored.
An informal reception and dance was
given in honor OF Governor Henry Z.
Stuart. at the Masonic Opera House, in
{ Orange, "wednesday night by the citi-
zens OF Orange. The hall was deco
rated for the occasion. with flags and
flowers. In the receiving line Were
Judge George S. Shackelford. Mes
danes c. 3. Araddux. II. o. Lyme. Il. {.
Macon, X s. Carter. George j. Brown
Ing and w. l.. Bradbury.
Governor Stuart was presented with
"a Confederate flag by Mrs. William II.
Lyme, gwen ADy the OF tNe
Confederacy, In memory OF the late
General J. T.. -. Stuart, ;.-!.o wae ar
uncle of,;hc Governor.
The dance started about 10 o'clock.
Those present were: Misses Lucy Lyme.
Elizabeth Ransom Lilly bradbury
Ruth ltiddick. Sue Carter Mildred Ma
son, Fannie bradbury. Anna Walters,
Louise Holiday. Lucy Booton. Messrg
j. Newton Marshall, George Scot;
shackclford. Green Shackelford. W. o
ravenner, William Graham. Roy Carter,
Lewis Willis. August Wnmbersie, NJ G..
Fields. Dr.. Page. Ashby Johnson, OF
Culpcper:, y. n. Roberts, SIR. and Mrs
". II. Shaskelford, Mr. and Mrs. l.. 3.
Ricketts,, Mr.. anu Mrs. Barton Mason.
Mr.. and Nrs. Alex r. Browning. AIR.
Lewis Holiday. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
bradbury. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Macon,
Airs. William II. Lyme. Mr.. and Mrs
y. G, Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Willis.
Jr, AIr. and AIRS. Joseph Walker, Of
Woodberry Forest: Rev. and Mrs. Il.
s. Carter. Mrs. e. Il. Maddux, Mrs. 8. W.
Voolfolk. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, OF Rap
fda,; L. Levy, Misses Ruth and Fay
Levy.
Governor stuart arrived In Orange
I "Wednesday afternoon. and was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Brown
during his stay. He spoke at the Fair
Grounds Thursday.
To Take Part In Unwilling.
In addition TO those already an
nounccd To take part In the program
= Mt the unvciling at Jamestown OH Sat
urday. information has just been re-
ceived of Others to be included In the
days program. Besides the little son OF
q Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham Blacktord, the
small daughter Of Richard boiling and
Alfred Itivcs Stands, the youngest
member or the Washington Branch. y.
J., V. a., will assist in drawing the
,,ntN Il =
Pocahontas. Young Stands represents
tho Washington branch at tho ceremony
and the two children, the descendants
Nof Pocahontas. Rev. Ruffin Jones and
bishop Randolph will conduct the SER
Vices. ...---.--
Quiet Weddings.
A very quiet but pretty marriage took
place at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il.
Copp, of Cheriton, on Saturday morn
ing, October 10. when their daughter.
.snnie. was married to DIR. William Lee
Cosby. Of Richmond. ~ color, scheme of
yellow and green in the decorations,
WAS effectively carried out in autumn
leaves and goldenrod. The bride was
Eowned in q green broadcloth travelling
suit with black velvet hat and car
I'ied a bouquet of Bride roses.
After the ceremony, refrcshm ents
rSere served. and DIR. and Mrs. Cosby
left later for wedding trip to Balti-
more, New York. Boston and other
points of Interest. The maid OF honor
was Miss Mary Reams and the best man
was Mr.. Bolt, OF Painter. Miss Ellen
& Brown. of Greenville. ". c., played tho
wedding marches. Only tile immediate
relatives OF tho bride and groom wit
messed tho ceremony
DR. and Mrs. Cosby will make their
home ut Fainter. on their return from
&. their honeymoon.
At school Here.
Miss Louis Langley and her mother.
Mrs. Langley. who have been spending
some time with Mrs. John G. L1vezey,
in Newport News. have returned to
: their home In this city. Miss Langley
has resumed her studies for this SEES
sion Mt the Richmond Womnn's Coll
lege.
~ Charity Ten, ~ cgfs IS y.