The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
Social Events and
Personal Mention
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noon reception late in october to in
Nohuce her daughter 10 society and
VIII also entertain at dinner on Mon
day evening, December Z, in her honor
before the first german OF the Bach
elors' Cotillion TO be held ut the Lyric.
Miss Young. who is a charming girl.
Is granddaughter Of tho late Colonel
alexander Hamilton Leftwich and a
niece OF the late Alexander L. Left
wich of Baltimore"
Engagement OF Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Herbert OF
Hcnrico COUNTY. announce the engage
ment and approaChiuG marriage OF
their daughter, Marie 1hcresc 70 jehn
T.. OGrady. Jr., Of this city. The we'd
ding will take place early in Novern Der.
Nnpicr-ScnrborouGh
One of tho most interesting we'd
dings Of tho month Viii lie that % Miss
Mary iIoadlcy Scarborough. dau-ht e-
Of Mrs. Philip Edwards johnson, to
John Struthers Napier which Will take
place Thursday evening NJ o'clock In
the home of the bride, 2G2$ Monument
Avenue.
Mir napier is native Of Glasgow.
Scotland, and is at present living in
Vancouver, q. G. where lac VIII take
his bride.
The wedding Is to be n small ono
with the relatives and . few Intimate
friends present. Miss Eelcn Follett Of
Wisconsin, is 10 be the maid Of honor.
and Milton Napier. Of %ew York will
attend hts brother % best man Rcv.
Walter Russell Bowie - D. of 81.
Pauls Episcopal Church, VIII DE ,he
officiating clergyman.
MIR. nnd Mrs. sorg Hold I,ccention
In celebration of tho dfih auniver-
sary Of their wedding. Mr. and AIrs.
William Alexander .>org. of Grove Ave
nue.. received in n charl.nr manner on
Monday night number OF their
friends The apartment was artistical-
" decorated with flowers and ferns and
a color scheme pink and white was car
r!er out very effectively. IN the carly
part Of the evening q uuInocr Of must
cal selections were rendered. Mrs.
Thomas. Il gifted singer. delighted the
guest with he" rich soprano voice Mrs.
Allan ArrIitagc also sang appropriate
numbers. The danciuH or Miss Annette
Tyler with James Hughes proved one
Of the features Of the evening. a large
reception followed.
About si.ty-nvc guests assisted 1T
the cutting OF the wedding cnke and
the good luck prize was drawn hy Miss
Theresa g Higgins. Later IA the even
ing the dancing vas continued.
Among those who called 10 extend
congratulations, were, Right Rcv j. !.
oConnell. Mir and Miss STUART. Mr. and
Mrs. +. G. krug and Miss Gertrude
krug, MI ami Mrs. William Thomas
Mrs. II 9. Valentine, NJ. and Iirs. Jos
oph l.. Sorg and Miss Lizzie Sore. Air.
and Mrs John Keenan,. Miss NJ Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. II. q, Bail Mrs Margaret
J.. Ryan and Miss Mar Rose Ryan.
Mrs Alice whiting. Mrs. NJ y Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Armiiagc. Alr ANA
Mrs Floyd TYLER and Miss Arnctt Ty
Ter Miss Theresa Higgins. Miss Mary
Jewett. % Chestcrheld; Miss Ruin Au-
bold. % Huntington. Va; Miss G'nce
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. l. a Bcstisn. Miss
Maync Ryan. Misses ElIzahttA and
Rosa KruE Miss Katherine Kruc. AIi s.
Mary Kahn. tho Misses Kahn. MISS Jose
phine Mitchell. OF New Orleans. MISS
katherine McSparran. Miss katherine
Ryan. Mg. ana Mrs. Gnuo. George SorE.
James Hughes. stuart Hopkins Rup-
pert Kruc Osborne Ash,yorth. Alvin
Ernes, Johann. Bornguard Ryan. Thorn
as Martin. Mr. Fields Of ChcStornoid.
and others.
Hcturucd From Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Dlckersou and her
niece. Miss Margaret pickcrsoa. have
returned % their home 90 Norwood.
after attending tho star-SpaurIca Ban
ncr celebration IN Baltimore. Miss
DIckcrson and her niece were quests OF
Mrs John VI Spencer at her residcuce
at Forest Park
Mrs. Leroy Brown was also among tho
Richmond people who attended tho cen
tcnnial
Visiting Relatives.
William Conner Rad his small daurh-
YER, Miss Virginia Conner, Of California,
are visiting relatives in Virginia for
some time. Mr.. Common and his GaUgh-
ter. VINO arc now in This city, expect
10 visit relatives and friends ~ Ports
mouth, Nelson County ana LynchhurS.
returning 10 their nome ia the West
The latter part OF October.
Ducniny Dance.
ono OF tho '.nos, interesting society
events OF THIS week VII be the open
ing dance or II Hickman Walton. Jr.
which is to take place at Colombo gau
on Thursday evening NJ $40 O'Clock.
MI Hickman's dancing classes VIII in
ciude some Of the leading socl4ty girls
and men In the city. The dansauts and
balls viii be given at intervals through
out the season.
Prominent Wedding.
Miss Helen Deborah Gaynoy, daurh-
tor Of tho late Mayor Ciaynor, was mar
r,ed "Wednesday afternoon to Edward
T. Bedford, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick II. Bedford. OF Brooklyn. at the
Episcopal Church In St. James, l.. !.
The ceremony was pcrformed/by Rev
William Holden, rector OF the church
assisted by Rev. Frank Page - D.
Of Fairfax father OF Mrs. Norman Cay
nor, who married the brother OF the
bride.
twenty, expressed a wish that her we'd
ding might be simple country one,
and IL was such-of the prettiest sort.
The church Was decorated with
white astcrs, and the bride was at
tired in white charmcuse with a cover
ing Of chiffon and pearl trimmings.
she wore orange blossoms and carried
bouquet~-of lilies OF the valley
Mrs. II *. Vineut. sister or the
bride. was matron Of honor. The
ushers were Norman Caynor. John G.
Taylor, of Philadelphia. and PAU :
shield. OF Brooklyn.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party and guests entered automobiles
and motored 10 Dcepwclls, the Gaynor
country residence, @herc reception
was held and a wedding breakfast
served.
y beautiful platinum watch, with
initials worked in diamonds. was The
gift of the bridegroom to the bride
IN AND OUT or TOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. James - Crump have
returned to the Chest terrified. after Il
stay iii Atlantic City.