The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
Personal
N o t e S
WESTMORELAND CLUB
DANCES ARE RESUMED
Mrs. George Bull nnd Daughter, of
Paris, VIII Spend Fall and Win
ter yIOntbs Here.


Paris, VIII Spend Fall and Win
ter Months Here.
Mrs. George Bull and her daughter.
Miss Agnes Bull, of Paris, France. have
recently arrived In this country and are
now In Richmond. where they will
spend the fall and winter months. Mrs.
Full and her daughter are now with
Miss Ellen Guigon, at North Laurel
Street.
Wcstmorcinnd Club Dances Rcsumed.
Fashionable society Ia most enthus-
iastically interested In the announce
mcnt that the weekly supper dances at
the Westmore!and Club are to be re-
- med for the season. These dances
were among, the most attractive fea-
tGres OF the winter and spring last year
ard smart society was out In full force
each week to attend them. The first
dance IL to take place at the club to-
morrow evening from to IL o'clock.
and will be held on Friday evening Of
each succeeding week throughout the
season. Numerous tables have already
peen reserved in advance for the event
and great many interesting parties
have been made up to the presnt on
that OCCASION. TIL club includes in It's
membership some of the most promi-
ont society men of the city>Nnd the
entertainments given there ere always
handsome affairs. FAIL flowers will dec
crate the club rooms tomorrow even
irg and an orchestra will play for the
dancing.
Tams-Dnvics.
quiet wedding will be celebrat ted
this morning at IL o'clock In Grace
Episcopal Church, when Miss Edna ia
nette Davies, daughter Of Mrs. John
Leroy Davies and the late Mr.. Davies,
OF South Carolina, will become the
bride Of William Frazier Tams, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Purviance Tams.
of Stanton. The ceremony. which will
~ xtttt 80,
and intimate friends Is to be very
quiet one, on account Of recent mourn
ing In the family of the groom. Rev.
Landon r. Mason, rector of the church,
will officiate.
The bride. who will be unattended,
Will enter the church with Colonel Will
liam Cooke. who will give her In mar
ringe. She Will wear travelling cos
tune Of brown broadcloth with a mod
ish hat to match and corsage bouquet
OF orchids. w. P. Tams, Jr., of Tams,
West Virginia, will be his brothers
best man and the ushers include Messrs.
Harry Frazier. Jr.. William B. Lawton
and Thomas Boiling Byrd. =
Following a wedding journey, Mr..
Tams and his birdie will be at home
November !. in Richmond at 204 L .
West Grace Street Some of the guests
are: Mrs. William Puriviancc Tams. OF
Etaunton, and w. L. Tams, of West Vir-
ginia. Both Miss Davies and MIR. Tams
belong to prominent and wel1-known
families and their wedding to-day is
one of the greatest interest throughout
tho State.
Back From Baltimore.
DR.. Douglas Wander Hoof has re-
turned to the city. after a short stay
In Baltimore. DIR. Wander Hoof went
10 Baltimore to read a paper at the
celebration of the twenty-iifth anniver-
nf J6h
isins Hospital.
DR.. w. II. Higgins also went to Bal
timore to attend the Johns Hopkins
Hospital celebration.
Prominent Wedding.
Society here liz much interested in the
marriage of Miss Sarah, Melville Boil
ling. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Stewart
Boiling, and Thomas Gibson Hobbs, of
Lynchburg. which took palce last even
Ing at $3.50 o'clock at the brides home
lear stanton, Rev. Holmes Rolston
performing the ceremony. The draw
ing-room was decorated for the cere-
mony with ferns. potted plants and
goidenrod and many lighted candles
were used everywhere. The dining
room was arranged In evergreens, and
autumn leaves and trailing vines and
Palms decorated the halls. Mrs. Pey-
ton Cochran played the wedding music
The bride descended the stairway on
The arm OF her father, who gave her In
marriage. Her wedding dress was OF
white crepe de chine, yelled with chan
THY lace and her tulle VEIL which fell
to the hem Of her long train. was fas-
tened with wreath of orange bios
SONS. She carried shower bouquet
of Bride roses and lilies of the valley
MISS Elise Holcombe Boiling, only sis
ter OF the bride, was maid OF honor and
wore quaint gown OF white silk crepe
and shadow lace. George Caldwell of
Bristol. was best man. The bridesmaids
were Miss Mary ellen Warwick. OF
Charleston, West Virginia, cousin of
the bride, whose marriage to Law
renee Perrow Williams. of Charleston,
Will take place October 20. and Miss
Leona Hobbs. sister of the groom, from
Lynchburg. Miss Hobbs was gowned in
pink crepe de chine with insets OF lace
and Miss Warwick wore pale blue creme
de chine, also finished In lace. They
carried similar bouquets of anemones
tied with tulle and the maid of honor
carried an armful Of pink roses. Henry
c. Miller. OF Saltville, and John Minge
POLLING, brother of the bride, were
groomsmen.
small reception for few intimate
friends and relatives followed the cere-
inony. Mrs, G. II. Caperton. Of Charles
ton. West Virginia, presided at the
punch bowl, which was arranged In the
hall. After Northern honeymoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Hobbs will he at home at IL
ltiverview Place, Lynchburg. Out-of-
town guests for the wedding included
Miss. Anna D. Boiling. of Washington:
MIS- Bartlett Boiling and Albert Boil
:ing, of Charlottesville: Mrs. Robert
Shackelford and Miss Sally Stuart Boil
ing, OF The plains; Mr. and Mrs Harry
Caperton, Miss Cnroline Caperton and
Miss Mary Ellen Warwick, of Charles
ton, West Virginia: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
CASTOR caperton. OF Slab Fork, West
Virginia.; Mr.. f. b. Hobbs md NIi.,
Leona Hobbs, OF Lynchburs; George
caldwell, of Bristol; III. c. Miller, of
Saltville; Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Swanson.
OF Lynchburg; Mrs. Wyndham b. I,ob
ertson, of Saltville; Il. II. Boiling and
William II. Boiling, of jenkins, Ky.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. William George Beane
OF Iancas ter haue irS,,al