The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
lglETY ATTRACTED BY
!. halloween PARTIES.
Charity Entertainments Take Big
Place in Announcements for
I November.

y s2 Place in Announcements for
November.
q; asssWARREN MARSHALL WEDDING
~ diniral Harrte Webster to Speak
ii at Art Club Tuesday Afternoon.
Many Meetings of Interest to Wo-
q men Scheduled for, This Week.
fJs Tho dnrst fall months are generally
SSgtyen over entirely to functions planned
IA I'm honor of the debutantes and their
;3ISrfends. but this season there has been
81 litSle or no entertaining of note. A few
sfinforinal affairs have been held, but
s. there have been no large entertain-
n,ents or balls and the society season
~ SO far has been given over the marry
4 Der of very pretty and attractive So
sScfety girls Receptions have followed
church ceremonies and quiet home
4 weddings have taken place of equal
prominence and interest.
8t,sba The big Red Cross Ball will engage
a the attention of the people of Richmond
s. this week and fashionable folk and all
" Interested In the aiding of suffering
81 humanity abroad will be out In fun
u force to attend It. Numerous smaller
sfgreat success and the feast of Hal
3 loween was celebrated by almost ev-
5tery church society and circle in the
q city. Several Halloween parties of
SEtrls and boys were given last week
81 and the dances at tho Westmor Gland
land Hermitage Golf Clubs, as we'll as
q the big Halloween ball at tho Rich
y mond Hotel. have drawn some interest
a dances at the Richmond each evening
a have proved very interesting and novel
3tanairs and society has been much in
aiaevfdence at them.
Charity in capital letters holds sway
lin the month OF November and card
"a parties and teas and musicals and
II amatuer plays without number spread
& themselves upon the pages OF the So
a ctsls calendar throughout the weeks to
stcome, Everyone wishes to got In his
sior her pet charity before the holiday
q season is on and the majority of these
3 entertainments take place in this
imonth.
Miss SIarshaIPs Wedding.
Mas One of the leading society events OF
athis week will be the marriage of Miss
ijSarah Marshall, daughter CT Mr.. and
=, Mrs. William Churchill Marshall. an
81 David Mack Warren. son Of James A.
h Warren, of Chicago ILL.,, which will
q take place ut o'clock on Saturday in
!, Warrenton at the historic ST. James's
Episcopal Church in that place. The
bride-elect Is one of the best known
girls in Virginia society and Is widely
related throughout tho South being a
u descendant of the family OF Chief Jus
\ tice Marshall, of Fauquier County. She
y has several times visited in Richmond
as the guest of Mrs. Juliet Chiffon
\ Keith and has many relatives and
Il friends here. Rev. William Gibson
y Pendleton will perform the ceremony
81 in the presence of a brilliant gathering
3 OF guests.
X Mrs. William r. Wilbur. Of Warren
ton and Philadelphia, will be dame OF
z honor for Miss Marshall and the brides
imafds Will be Miss Elizabe Gaines and
a AIiss Lettice Clark. Little Mary e.
Z. Payne of Washington, and Catherine
a Rhett, OF Garden City, N. Z. will act
X as flower girls and Buyard Sturgis will
s. be best man for the bridegroom. The
a ushers arc Guy Emerson, I. C. Chew,
Louis Barton and Maurice Lee. Mr..
Marshall will give his daughter In mar
sriage. large reception will follow the
ceremony at the church at the home of
% the brides parents In Warrenton. A
81 number Of Richmond guests will go to
- Warrenton TO attend Miss Marshalrs
& twedding.
sOpening Reception To-Morrow.
y. The opening, rection OF tho Little
sSShop Around the Corner will be held at
S3h10 East Franklin Street, the home of
NiArs. Robert Blankenship, tomorrow
from to o'clock The room will
u BIO attractively decorated in fall flow
3 ers and autumn foliage, and Mrs. Car
Uric Ficklen Johnston. OF Fredericks-
siiburg, will assist Mrs. Blenkenshlp.
St.A NUMBER OF charming young society
Ssgirls Will be on hand to receive with
6 MRS. Blankenship and Mrs. Johnston
: .Ior tomorrow.
II. AT Fortress Monroe.
sl Lieuteant Sperry. Coast Artillery. has
sttust been ordered to Fortress Monroe
satfrom the Pacific Coast, where he has
ssSbeen stationed for some time. Mrs.
sSsperry, who was before her marriage
1, Miss Gertrude Upshur. of Astoria. Ore.
I lis now visiting relatives of Lieutenant
sssperry in San Francisco. She Is ex-
L pected in Richmond in December to be
ssithe guest or her brother-in-law and
I sister, DR.. and Mrs. Alexander G.
Brown, Jr., at their residence OH West
S:sfranklin Street. later going to join
3 lieutenant Sperry at Fortress Moitroe.
Charity Card Pnrty. - =
sDne of the most interesting charity
tepents of the month of November will
SIbe the bridge tea to be held at the
" tgountry Club of Virginia on November
Sill under the direction and auspices of
1.-The Belle r. Harrison Memorial Circle
IS of Kings Daughters. The entertain
stnent, which has become ar annual
+ }society event, is for the benefit Of the
i tcfrcle's room at the Shelterins Arms
z Free Hospital. and the public is invited
\ TO attend Mrs Armistead l.. Wexford
2 is leader of the circle. and some Of
the other promin ent society women who
! are members are Mrs. Preston Cooke
( Mrs. j. III. Hazard, Mrs. Oliver ]. Sands
Mrs. j. Stewart Hume. Mrs. George
MI - -. iHChueS, MIS- JOnE
NV. Harrison and others Tables may
4 100 reserved through Mrs. Hume and
& AIRS. .Ainslie.
4 only Families to Attend.
4 The marriage Of Miss Ruby Chew
lling, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Alpine Gus
4 u. Chewing. and William Cary cuisen-
perry, which will be celebrated on No
2 ;,ember 10 at Mountain View" the
country home OF the brides parents in
n louisa County. viii be very quiet one.
& IN account of the protracted illness of
4 5he brides mother. Only the members
,,f the two immediate families will
witness the ceremony
sfo Attend Savannah Convention.
~ Some Of the members of Richmond
& Chapter, United Daughters of the Con-
'ederacy. who will attend the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy Conven-