Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
MR.. AND MRS. J.P. TAYLOR
OPEN HANDSOME HOME
Attractive Entertainments Given for
Mrs. Derby, Formerly Miss
Nora Leary.
LYoNs-CHEATHAM WEDDING
Miss Catherine Sara Wallerstein to
Wed Moses Lawrence Bluementhal.
Gcnlcimer-Shaw Wedding-Many
Meetings OF Interest to Women

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacquelin T. Taylor
have moved into their handsome new
residence on Monument Avenue, which
they will occupy for the coming sea
son Miss Mary Taylor. who is con-
va(cscinE from recent illness. lis now
the guest Of relatives in Orange Coun-
". Miss Taylor will leave for board
ing school Immediately after the Christ
mas HOLIDAYS
Visits Virginia.
Miss Mona Cowell. Of Omaha. mas
been the recent guest OF friends In
Richmond and at several country es-
tates near this city. She liz graduate
OF Nassar College. having completed
her course there in June, and will en-
ter Il Western law school this session.
She was charmed with Virginia, and
expects to return to this city to prac-
tice law as soon as women are rccog-
nized In that profession here. While
in Virginia. Miss Cowell was the guest
OF the ST John Duvals and Miss Mary
higgins, at "Orapax," out from Rich
mond. She is Il charming and beautiful
young woman and great many inter
esting affairs were incident to her stay
here. Miss Cowell left last week TO
attend the reunion OF her class at Vas
sar College. and vii! later he a guest of
friends at West Point for the fall hops
at the United Staets Military Acnd-
envy. New York
Prominent Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Banna Stevens,
of Savannah. Ca. have announced tho
engagement Of their daughter. Mary
Anna, to william Dewey Cooke. son
Of MIR and Mrs. c. L. Cooke. of this
city. the marriage TO take place in
December.
Nr. Cooke was formerly of Rich
mond, but for the past few years haa
made his home in Georgia. where he Is
prominently identified with the social
and business life OF Savannah Miss
Stevens frequently visits in the North.
ana tho wedding. although it * 10 he Il
quiet affair in the brides home is OF
much interest to Southern society.
Luncheon for Mrs. Derby.
great many attractive functions
have been given for Mrs. Haskell Der.
BY OF California, who IL spending some
time In Richmond this fall with Mr.
and Mrs. John Purcell Leary. Mrs.
Derby. as Miss Nora Leary. was one
OF the most popular girls in Richmond
society Mrs. ! Newton Vaughan was
hostess a; an Informal luncheon given
Tor Mrs. Derby AT the Commonwealth
club on Thursday OF last week Covers
were laid for ten guests, and the table
was decorated in autumn flowers
Guests OF Mrs. Cooke.
Mrs, Lucian II. Cooke has as guests
at her home. "Cockespur." Orchard Hin.
in Roanoke. MIS-. Albcr, Thornton. OF
Atlanta, Ca; Mrs. Lamar Rutherford
f.ipscOrnb. OF Lakcmont Ga. and Mrs
Frank Duke, OF Richmond. Mrs
Thornton Is the daughter OF General
Albert Austell. founder OF the National
Sank in Atlanta, and she Is one o. the
leaders OF society in Atlanta. Mrs
l.iPscoinb was one OF the famous beau
ties 81 Georgia. and reign!nC belle
throughout the South. prior to her
marriage. Many social functions have
been planned for these charming and
attractive guests during this week A
week end trip TO Kern Gin, "a visit
Senator and Mrs J. W. Kern and an
informal evening at the home Of Mrs
-. j. Bresln. the first OF the week
have been arranged. The social runc-
tons or tn" week complimentary to
NJ 5 Lipscomb. Mrs, Thornton and Mrs.
Duke, were iuaugurated Monday after
noon. when their hostess. Mrs Cooke
gave a musical ut o'clock at her home
Mrs Duke played on the violin. with
Mrs George Lawson. as accompanist
Mrs Duke. who was Miss Rosa Cooke
Of Hollins College before her marriage
Is widely known rs a v!olinist
sunday afternoon Mrs. Cooke and
guests visited Miss Matte Cooke. at
Hollins College. Among tho motor
Trips planned for these visitors Is one
TO the Material Bridge. and another
TO Lexington.
Entertainments are scheduled for
each day this week
iiomc wedding.
a pretty but quiet wedding was celia
brhted Yesterday afternoon at . o'clock
IN the home OF the brides parents nj
Forest ii!l when Miss BESSIE virginia
Cheaihain, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
'emuel William Cheatharn became the
bride OF Maxwell Tanner Lyons Tho
ceremony took place in the presence OF
only the two families and few near
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons left
later In the afternoon for wedding
journey.
Invitations Out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wallerstein. Of
1877 West Grace Street. have issued in
vitations for the marriage OF their
daughter. Catherine Sara, to Moses
Lawrence Blucmenthal. The ccremonv
viii take place on Monday, October
20, In the jefferson Hotel
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond from Mr.. and Mrs. Henry =.
Shaw for the marriage OF their dauph
ter Sallie Stuart. to William Frederick
Gcnheimer, the ceremony to take place
on the evening Of Wednesday. October
~. at o'clock In the Atkinson Memo
rial Presbyterian Church, at Kin
ston, y. C.