The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
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MIS-. Frcu valentine, Mrs. Isaac Cohen,
Miss Mary r. Williams. Mrs. Jordon
Lealsc. Mrs. William +. Mercer. Mrs.
A. ID. Landcrkin. Mrs. e IT, Mcanley.
Mrs. H. w. Hazard. Mrs. l.. d. Will
liams Mrs. &. G. Chaplin. Mrs. Russell
Bowie, Mrs. John H. Southal. Mrs.
Thomas Cary Johnson. Tho Misses Boy
kin. Mrs. Warner Moore. Mrs. William
Rubin Cox. Mrs. l.. G.. Leigh, Mrs Will
liam c. Camp, Mrs. II. L. Baskcrvill,
Mrs Allan Donnan. Mrs. William
I.owncs Pcplc. Mrs. Edward V. Valen-
tine, Miss V X. Elicit. Mrs. John
howard. Mrs. w. II. Massie. Miss
Fletcher. Mrs Edgar LafScrty. Mrs.
Stanyarno Wilson. Mrs. l.. L. Noting.
Leaving for the West.
Mrs. r.. T.. Moftt and her grand
daughter. Miss Evelyn Jackson. of
West Franklin Street. will leave Rich
mond TOMORROW for Chicago. where
they Will spend some time. Mrs. Mor-
NIT and Miss jackson will also visit
Yellowstone Pari: and other places OF
interest In the West. travelling with n
party OF friends. before returning to
Richmond.
Guests Entertained.
Mrs. Eva l.. Salmon gave an in
formal luncheon on Wednesday ut the
Jefferson Hotel IN honor OF Miss Hal
lie Davis Garfield. OF Georgia. who il
leading woman with Mrs. Snlmon's play.
Tho Typoorite." Among those Invited
Otis. leading woman with Mrs. Salmon's
play. The Tranu;cssor": Miss Eva,
Randolph. MISS Carrie Higgins. Mrs.
Lucy Randolph. John Allison. Clarence
Shelton. Or. Lewis Adams. Or. John
BRsscn. of Brooklyn: Edwin Arnold.
the playwright. and sir. Garfield. Mrs.
salmon had intended giving AN ciabor-
ate dinner for the east Uf both her
companies. but owing to the iliuesG of
Fred Shelton. plans were changed. Both
companies Will leave Jichnond next
week to start rehcarsals In New York
for the coming season.
On Friday John Allison entertained
tho guests on his launch for a trip
down James River and visit to his
old homo near "Brandon.
Mrs. Lucy Randolph. OF 1rcdcricks-
burg. gave Il dinner on Wednesday in
honor OF her brother. John Allison. ot
New York. The house was beautifully
decorated with growing plants and
palms and dinner Was served on the
spacious porch beneath :, canopy OF
white roses. Among those present
Mere Mrs. John Murray. or Brooklyn,
-. Y. Miss Lchr. Misses Frances Cor
don, Mamie liolmcs. Ciaricc Hopkins.
Fannie Price. Alice French. Eva Ran
dolph. Florence higgins, Mamie Fran
els, Mrs j.. L. Salmon, Mrs Denton
Higgins, Of Brocllyn Clarence Shell
ton. Mr. Aliison. George Francis. Nibicn
Morris. Edward shelton, DR.. Rasse.
Richard Undcrhiil. John Murray. J,.
Charles Burdctte. John Parker Rowland
lill. John Alexander and Clifford Iiolt.
Mrs Salmon Is leaving Virginia
shortly for the North. and will sail
from New York TO spenh tho summer
travelling with = party OF friends
through Europe. ON her return In the
fan. she VIII go at once to Wiidrnerc
cal, where she expects t. gather nm
,criai for the completion OF her book
on Western life.
Uuchc-NNde.
al Saints Church Will be the scene
OF an interesting wedding on Tuesday
morning when Miss CAROLYN U.inric,,
Wilde VIII be married to Cyrus Nc
Cornick Bachc. OF this city. Miss Wilde
is a daughter OF Mrs. Garland Waidy
Wilde
Married I'm Washington.
Tho marriage OF Miss Bette l.. Jones
ana Eugene a. Beaslcy, both Of this
city. was celebrated on Thursday ar
;crnoon N Washington Mr.. and Mrs.
Eeas!cy left Immediately after the
ceremony 10 spend their honeymoon In
tho North. and on their return To Rich
iuond will make their home In Church
Iil
Attend Dance.
Miss Julia Benton Hopkins enter
tanned NJ II charming dance on Tues
day night at the HON" of her parents.
81 North Washington street. Alexan-
tll Inc Hdl4te Ndt gwen ~ ltr
parents In honor oil her fourteenth
birthday. Tho hostess received, and
The guests. as they came. were usherca
into tho ballroom. Which WAS bcauti-
fully decorated with carnations and
roses.
Music was furnished by an orches trn
from Washington. Fruit punch was
served as rcfrcshment between the
dances.
Later on in The dance the guests
were assembled IN tile dining room.
where tho largo birthday cake with
fourteen candles oruamcutcd :he table.
After supper GaucinS WAS again COM
menccd. keeping up until A late hour.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Phil
lips. OF this city. WHO are visiting Miss
JIopkins. were am 'n~ tho guests pres
ont.
JIorne wedding.
Quantities OF pink and white sweet
peas, against q BACKGROUND of Soutn-
crn smilax ana palms, decorated the
home of Mrs. Rosa Lee King, 2lI West
Grace street. for thc marriage of her
daughter, Mary Cay. to Edwin James
Cosby. son OF AIrs. T.. NJ. Cosby, the
ceremony taking place Yesterday even
ing at o'clock rev. =. !. AlcEadcn,
-. D., OBLIGATED. and Mrs Charles Win
der played the wedding music.
The bride entered tn" drawing room
on The arm Of her ,nclc, c. X. Criser.
who gave her away. Her gown was
cf white crepe meteor with duchess
lace and embroidered in pearls. and her
veil of tulle was fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried a huge shower
bouquet OF Bride roses ana lilies OF the
valley. which she divided between her
mother and the mother OF the groom,
after tho ceremony was over. The tiaid
Of honor, Miss Dora Lee King. sister
Of tho bride, wore q becoming gown
OF pink chiffon with lace tunic. and
tho bodice embroidered In pearls The
drapery was fcstooned in tiny pink
chiffon roses, and she carried II shower
bouquet of pink and white sweet peas.
Frank Cosby was his brothers best man..
The other attendants were Miss Beat
rico Winder, who wore chiffon and
Oriental laco over pink silk Miss Eva
Agner and Miss Virginia King. whose
gowns were OF pink taifeta and lace.
They carried bouquets similar to that
OF the maid of honor.
A reception was held Immediately
after the ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cosby left later in the evening for n
wedding journey That will include
Lakes Saranac and Placid, the Adiron-