Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1914

State of Ohio to Washington when
President Monroe, Mrs. Emory's great
Observation-Disclosures was elected for his
second term. and was offered an i'm
portant office. @'"j
With her little daughter. Elizabeth
kortwright Monroe. Mrs. Emory is
spending the fall In, Wilmington, n.
c.. with her brother. Minor T.. II. Cow
erneur, one Of tho directors of the re-
Bional bank;lin Richmond.
Mr.. Thelin'B. ancestors have figured
prominently In the carly history Of
this country and France. a grand
uncle on HIS fathers side, Cha rles The
lin. was a page to the Empress jose
Prime. and later; was with Napoleon
III. during his confinement In the For
tress or Ham. In connection with DR..
Conneau. he wan instrumental In the
Emperors escape from that fortress.
Through hlR mother, who was Miss
Elizabeth Griswold. Mr.. Thelin liz de-
scended from Matthew Griswold. the
Oldest Of the Griswold family In Amer
leu, who settled in New England in
1850. From earliest Colonial DAYS.
when Ehcnezer Griswold was an ON
Ger with General Wolfe's army at Que
bee. to the Civil War. when Major
Eias Gris~old was appointed mar
shal OF Richmond By JEFFERSON Davis.
his ancestors have been prominently
mentioned. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Neal-HlIler.
Miss Virginia Miller will be mar
ried TO Alexander Weldon Neal on
wednesday at 1880 o'clock in the
nome Of her brother. w. NVithers Mil
ier 1852 West Grace street. On ac-
| count Of mourning In both families,
| only relatives Will be present at the
ceremony.
Danannt for the shclterinE Arms.
The Florence Nightingale Circle of
Kings Daughters will give dansant
ut the Richmond Hotel on December
3. The women In charge have decided
TO give this dance. as the one last
spring wac SO march eajcyed. and there
tronesses for the aftair.,
Engagement of 'intcrcxt
hlr and Mrs. 1faurice H. Chnlkie,.
announce the, eneu..;cnent of their
daushter, Mary LOUISE to James Cres-
cor Given and grandson OF rho late
DR.. Robert Aiken Given, of phiiadel-
| pniu. ~,
| At Art Club.
Rev James Power Smith. D. H.. will
address the Art Club OF iuci,nond
Tuesday afternoon at 4:sO n.ciosl: a.
the clubrooms on the subject of w. T..
sheppard. the artist. The exhibition
! OF Mr.. Sheppard's wori5 is still going
on at the club and has been Target
attended. II is open on Nor lay ami
| riday afternoons.
MrD. Tucker Entcrtnins.
Mrs. Floyd Woodruff Tucker. Jr.
gave handsome reception! Il: her home
IN ashland Thursday afternoon from
to 6. Those receiving with Mrs
Tucker were Mrs. Nelson Vaughan. al
Ashland and Miss Helen To,ty, OF Pc
;tersburg.
Little Misses Percy Gilman and
Ellen Tucker received the guests at the
door.
The reception was a beautiful one
In all It's details, and color scheme
of pink and green was carried out In
| the decorations. which were most eiabo-
rate. The rooms were ornamented with
palms. ferns and chrysanthemums. and
soft-shaded lights were used every
where.
Miss Marguerite Tucker presided over
tho punch bowl, and refreshments were
served by Misses Ethel and Persis
Priddy. OF Richmond; Misses Issie
Prlddy. Mary Ellts Tucker. Agnes
Wright and Gertrude Hatcher, of Ash
land.
Those calling were: Mesdames James
Chenery, Rutherford Fleet. f. NJ Hast
ings. Tate Chenery, John Addison
brewery Carr, T. L. Lancaster, Sue
Wright, b. Morgan Shepard. James De.
Jarnette. Schooler Fox. James Cox, +
g. Hughes. Marion Leake. l.. E. w
Meyberg; Drewry, Carter, A. p. Gull
bert. Ralph Lee, James Howeson, A
&. Ray. a. S. Carr. Allen aIaury
Arthur Wisntman. Percy Gilman