The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08

Lucy Randolph, Of NirRinin. has been
the recent guest OF Mrs. Salmon in
New York, and her brother John ALL
son, and Fred Shelton, of Richmond
have given number of charming
functions in their honor They will be
among the guests attending Valentine
party given by Mrs. Denton Higgins at
her homo on riverside Drive, and last
Saturday night Mrs. John Morroy gave
Il large dinner for Mrs. Randolph and
Mrs. Salmon, after which the party at
tended the drill and dance of the Tween
ty-third Regiment. Mrs. Salmon was
hostess ut Il theatre party Monday
evening for Mrs. Randolph, Mr.. Allison.
Mr. Underhill, Miss Randolph and Ralph
Higgins. the guests returning to her
home for supper aftcrward.
Mrs. Salmon's new play. The Trans
EresSor,' has created a great deal of
Interesting and favorable comment.
The characters are taken from real life
and are all Richmond people. and the
author has portrayed very wildly So
cicty life in this city. Mrs. Salmon has
just completed q new story, called
Hearts Ease which she has dedi-
Gated To her friend, DIR. Beverly Il.
| Tucker, of Richmond.
observation-disclosures.
An interesting enga cement recently
announced is that of Miss Lavinia EiiZ-
0bcth Carter, sister of Bernard Hin
Carter, OF shirley Mills" to Edward
Mortimer Harrison. of Weston" Charlie
City County. The wedding is To be
quietly celebrated on Wednesday after
noon at Grace Episcopal Church, in
Charles City. Both Miss Carter and
Mr. harrison belong to wcll-known and
prominent Virginia families, and the
bride is daughter OF the late Bev-
erley Randolph Carter and his wife.
Maria Claiborne Anderson, of shirley
Mills" which is u part of the historic
estate. shirley" on the James River.
Mr Harrison, whose home is near
MISSIONER" is n son of tho late Edwa rd
Cunningham Harrison and Mrs Mamie
Harrison.
At the Art Club.
The members OF the Art Club of
Richmond and their friends will he adj
dressed on Tuesday afternoon at 4 80
o'clock by Mrs. Beverley Il. Munford,
who Will speak on n 'Co-Ordinate Col
lege for Women at the University OF
Virginia" All Interested in Mrs. Mum
fords talk are cordially invited 10 at.
tend. and tea will be served by the
house committee at the conclusion OF
! the lecture.
WnIkcr-Wnli<er.
| The marriage OF Miss Mary Leonora
I Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thos
| Jefferson Walker. and Norvell Barney
| Walker. son of the late Major and Mrs
/ u. n. Walker, was quietly cclcbrat ed
! yesterday morning at II o'clock at tho
home Of. the brides parents. 92G Park
Avenue. The ceremony was performed
! by DR.. W. j. Young, pastor of Ccntc-
nary Methodist Church. and only the
| two families and few intimate friends
were present no invitations having
been issued. The bride, who was giver
away by her father. was attended by
/ her sister, Mrs. Leo Mchler of Waynes-
/. horo, and the groom's brother. John S
| Walker, was best man.
After a wedding journey, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Walker Will he at home mt 926 Park
Avenue. Some of the out-of-towI
guests attending the wedding vest erda,
were Mr. and Mrs. Magic, Mr.. ana Mrs
Leo Mehler Of Wayncsboro: Miss Ra-
chel Walker. Of Mt de Sales Academy
Catonsvillc, Md; Claude Walker, OF
Durham, y c.; Frank Smith and w. G
Bradshaw. of Durham, ~ c.
| Valentine Party.
Fashionable little girls and BOYS. q.
well as the older society set are look