Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

women OF Richmond belong to the
, circle. and their entertainments each
| season arc most interesting events.
Tug Dny for Rcstover.
Another prominent charity, i'm which
fashionable society is much Interested
Is the Rcstover, Il boarding home for
lself-supporting girls. at 2O6 South
Cherry street. 1t was started last Feb
ruary by the Social Service Federation
and Is now carried on by Il board OF
! managers chosen from the federation
| The old rcctory Of ST. Andrews has
| been rented fer the purpose. and has
| room for about thirty girls. Tag Day
for this institation will be held on
November Is. und a committc. of
women. assisted by n number of young
girls. will have charge of the various
stations in the city
Dcbutnnte In Norfolk.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Alexander Bruce
ana their daughter Miss Philippe
| Truce, who have been spending some
time in West Point. y. Y. since re-
! turning from England thn latter part
! of September, where they have been
spending three years, returned to Nor
folk last month. and Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce arc guests at the Southland
! Hotel. Miss Philibpa Bruce Is the guest
| of Colonel and Mrs. Walter II. Taylor
| Mr., and Mrs. Bruce were hosts We'd
ncsday evening at a delightful dinner
ut the Southland Hotel. Norfolk. fol-
lowed by dancing in honor of their
daughter. Miss Philippa Bruce. Their
guests included Misses Virginia Jenk-
ms. of Suffolk: Dolly whaley. Philippe
Bruce, Ensign Philip Ycatman. L. S. ",
; Ensign n. j. Nelson. L. S. N, and Her
man Allyn.
Miss Bruce will also be a dcbutante
in Richmond this season.
In New York.
Mrs. y. Il. Robinson. national direc-
tor. Ladies' Auxiliary. Ancient order Of
iiibernians, has been in New York at
tending business meeting of the order
OF which she IS representative. and
| is now visiting her niece. Miss Mary
Grace H3lloran, who IL spending the
winter at the studio Club in New York.
Since going to New York Miss Hal
! loran has won a pianoforte scholar
| ship to the Metropolitan School OF
Music. Mrs Robinson will leave next
week for Bayonne and Glen Gardner,
y. J.. where she will remain few days
! before returning to her home In this
| city.
| Miss Patton Webs.
| a pretty home wedding was solem-
nizcd Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
| At the residence OF Mrs. Mamie Jordan
Patton In Lexington, when her daugh-
ter. Miss Mamie Marie Patton, was
! married to stuart Magruder Spiller. OF
| Wythevillc. Rev. Oscar de Wolf Ran
dolph. rector of r. e. Lee Memorial
| minister.
The bride wore going away suit
I OF brown broadcloth, with hat and
gloves to correspond. and carried a
, bouquet of lavender orchids. She was
attended by her sister, Mrs. Thomas a.
J Jones. of Lexington. as matron Of
honor. who wore light blue sol de
/ Londe and carried a shower bouquet of
! v!olcts. Frank Sp!llcr, Of Wytheville,
! was his brothers best man.
J The bride is the fourth daughter OF
! Mrs Mamie Jordan Patton and the late
Colonel William NJ Patton, formerly a
/ professor at the Virginia Military In
| stitute. For the past several months
( she has held the position Of secretary
! 10 the commandant of cadets at the
/ Virginia Polytechnic Institute at
1 Hlacksburg. The groom is a son OF
! Colonel and Mrs. w. II. Spiller, Of
! Wytherille.
! Immediately after the marriage Mr.
and Mrs. Spiller left for Seattle. Wash,
and expect to sail from that point for
Japan about November 90.
Among the visitors present from a
! distance were Mrs. w. II. Spiller. of
| Wythcville: Miss Annie Jordan. of the
] University of Virginia.: Mrs. J. Z. Will
liams. of Blacksburg: Mrs. w. -. Davis,
of City Point, and Mrs. Eliza Gilmore
OF Kansas City, Mo.
Pretty Wedding.
! On Thursday morning at II o'clock a
pretty wedding was solemnized at st.
, Patricks Church, when Miss Madeline
! Clay de Matteas became the bride Of
Lawrence L. Wilson. the ceremony be-
I ing performed by Rev. Father Bren-
nan. The bride wore n travelling suit
OF blue with hat and gloves to match.
and carried Bride roses. The ushers
| were James Wilson, brother of the
/ groom; and Michael de Matteas. broth
or OF the bride. After the ceremony
! Mr. and Mrs. Wilson left for North
ern tour. They will be home after
| November 10 ut 2235 Venable Street
To Give Entertainment.
"A Commanding Position" to be
given AZ the William Fox School on
Friday, has some well-known musical
and dramatic talent in It's cast 1t is
/ given jointly by the Earnest Workers
OF Monumental Sunday school and the
| Ladies' Aid Society of Westminster
! Presbyterian Church.
Wedding Announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. p. Lum. OF 1919 Balm
bridge Street. South Richmond. an
nounce the coming marriage of their
daughter. Miss Ruth Moles, to william
| J. Cash on November 90. The ceremony