Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09
MISS KATHARINE W. LYON
WEEDS JAMES N. DUNLOP
Ceremony Takes Place at Home of
Bride ut Great Neck,
Long Island.
MRS. rEGRAM TO GIVE TEA
House Dance to Be Given by Mrs.
Beverly b. Munford In Honor of
Her Daughter, Miss Mary Stafford
MunfOrd.


OF Miss Louise Wilmer, the debutante
, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p.
wilmer. and only the debutantcs Of this
season have been included in the inyi-
tations. Miss Wilmer is one. OF tho
most popular Of the group CT young
girls. who make their debut this win
ter
Invitations will shortly be Issued by
Mrs. Beverly p. Munford for house
dance in honor OF her dauRhteE Miss
Mary Stafford Munford. which will take
place on Wednesday evening. Dccem-
Der !. This will be the occasion OF
Miss Munford's formal presentation to
society, and is to he a lovely affair I'm
every detail. Miss Munford is "a charm
ing girl, and series of interesting
functions have already been arranged
in honor OF her coming out.
Goddnrd--Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther II. Jenkins an
nounce the engagement Of tn air daueh-
ter. Ellen. to Warren Maynard God
dard. Tho wedding will take place
very quietly at the home OF the bride
on November 30.
Mr. Dunlop WEEDS.
The wedding OF James y. Dunlop, OF
Yonkcrs, y. Y. formerly OF Richmond.
son Of the late James y. Dunlop, OF
this city. and Katharine Ware Lyon. 4
daughter OF Mrs. Amos NJ. Lyon. was
on the OF lNurE-
day. November !, At the home Of the
brides mother, kensington. Great
Neck. Long Island. Rev. John Henry
Jowett. y. D.. pastor OF the Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. officiating.
The bride was attended by her sisters
Mrs. John Brooks and Miss Ruth Lyon,
as matron and maid OF honor. and Mr..
Dunlop had as his best man HE broth
cp. William G. Dunlop. The bride was
given In marriage by her brother,
Frederick Lyon. Among those present
were Mrs. James y. Dunlop, Miss Bes-
sic Dunlop Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Ew-
ing. James d. Ewing. Hampton ID. Ew-
ing. Jr., OF Yonkers. y. Y: Mrs. Thomas
walker Gilmcr, OF Bay Minatte. Ala;
Mrs. r. 4. Lancaster. OF Richmond;
William G. Lancaster. of Montreal: Dr.
II. Darlington Lancaster. OF Amherst.
Mass.
MIR. Dunlop is ii graduate Of the Uni
versity OF Virginia, and is an attorney
at-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlop vii! make
their home in New York Ci;y for the
coming winter.
Back From the West.
Miss Jennie Talcott has returned TO
her home. 10 North Boulevard. after
spending the past nine months in Cali
fornia. where she visited the Panama
Pacific Exposition, and also heard the
series OF lectures given by slime Mon
,essor on her method Of education.
Miss Talcott was guest for the por-
ton OF her stay u! California Win lpr.
r. y. Parker and his family, formerly
residents OF Richmond.
For Miss sands and Miss Glover.
Miss Marie sands and Miss Gladys
Glover Viii be guests CT honor on
Thursday afternoon NJ card party
given by Mrs. Conway Sands at her
home. 1926 Hanover Avenue. Invita-
tons have been limited to the buds OF
the season. Miss Glover. who is a
lovely young girl is a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs II. W. Il. Glover. of the Berke-
ley Apartments, ana will make her
winter.
Patroncsscs for Concert.
Patronesses FOR Evening OF PlaMta-
tion Stories and Songs" by Miss Louise
Alice Williams. OF Georgia. under the
auspices OF the street workers OF the
Nurses Settlement, on Monday Novem
Der -. at the Jefferson Auditorium,
include Alcsdamcs ST. George Cooke.
Waller W, Morton, W. Russell. Bowie,
William NJ. llablston. Il. y. Lipscomb.
r. +. Bosher Charles f. Boiling.
George Bull NJ c. Patterson, Walter
T.. Mcneil, Sam Cohen. Z. G Mills.
George Bryan. Peeram Johnson VIII
liam Massic, y. f. Donnan, NJ. a.
Branch. liampden Chamberlaync, An
drew Gray, Henry Harwood I.anGhornc
putncy. c. II. Funston. George War
zen. Thomas Purcell, Allen Lyons st.
George Anderson. William c. holland.
Garnett Tabb, Conway Knox, Pauline
Thalhimer, George Il. Hutchins. Stuart
Michaux. John Swartwout, r. +. Val
cntne, Gordon Wright. William Todd.
Hiram NJ. Smith. Lewis H. Bosher.
James Cahe!l. Karl s. Blackwell Philip
Powers j. scott Parrish. Egbert G..
Leigh, Jr. Julien II. lIill, Franklin II.
Agnew. James Parkinson, Miss Pattie
Cary and Miss Marion Harris
Richmond Guest Honored.
AT the invitation of Mrs. \. l.. Gins
good brilliant gathering of Oxford
women enjoyed an afternoon party OH
Wednesday last at the Colonial resi-
dence OF Mrs. c. ID. Ray. on College
Street, this being the temporary home
of the hostess. The entertainment was
given in honor Of Mrs. ~ r. Breed
love. of Richmond, II guest OF Mrs
Glasgow, who. with Mrs. Glasgow. Mrs
Ray and tho latters two daughters.
Miss Llewcllyn and Mrs. Marsh Ray,
stood In the reception hall to receive
the guests.
Mrs. Glasgow wore dark blue Georg-
cite crepe over taffeta with yellow
chrysanthemums, and Mrs. Breedlove
wore a gown Of rose and charmeuse
and satin. with pinl: roses Dahlins
and chrysanthemIms adorned the re-
ceptton hall and drawing rooms.
Dainty score cards assisted the
guests in finding their places, where,
'~'''' 't' refreshments were
served. Mrs. Glasgow was assisted in
serving her guests by Mrs. Llcwellyn
and Miss Sailic Webb. There were
ABOUT forty guests. The highest score
was made by Miss Onnie Crews. who
was presented by the hostess with q
pair OF SILK hose; favors were also
presented to the honor guest and to
the guest who. after cutting. was the
lucky ono for the consolation Mrs
H:eedlove has been much entertained
dnrlhs her stay In Oxford, ~ c.
Mile. b"ntin to Give Heading.
me Alliance Franchise has an
h"uhced reading by Mile. Jeanne
toutih' or Paris, at 1873 West Frank
I'm street Collegiate School for Girls).
on thursday afternoon Mt 1880 o'clock
The subject will be LA Pologne I'm
morte1le eft Fame Musicale de Polopnn"
par Jean Richepin de rAcademic Fran
caise conference n rUnipersitie dea An.
males. Paris
81 All interested are invited. II Is vary
much desired to increase the intorest T.,