Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04
MRS. ELLYsON TO RECEIVE
IN HONOR OF MISS HETH
Tea This Afternoon Gives Opportu-
nifty to Meet Virginla's Host
esS at Exposition.
GO TO NEW YORK FOR OPERA
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Gordon Enter
tanned in Standardization In
Honor of Mrs. Samuel Peachy La
tame, of Winchester.

1ork, where they VIII spend ten days
attending Grand Opera. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon and Miss Gordon were accom-
panied North by Mrs. Sallie Montgom-
cry Brown. who is also In New York
Tor the opera. a number Of interest
ing functions have been planned In
their honor during their stay in that
place.
Affairs OF To-Day.
Mrs. J. Taylor Eiiyson has invited
number of Miss Mamie Randolph
Heth's friends In for tea with her this
afternoon from TO o'clock ut tho
Ellyson residence, 10 East Franklin
Street. Miss Heth is visiting her cous-
In. Mrs. Charles Selden here She Is
en- route for California to assume her
duties as hostess in the Virginia Build
Ing at the Panama Exposition. and
Mrs. Ellyson's tea this afternoon will
be In the nature Of a farewell affair.
previous to her departure for the West.
Miss Heth is one of the most promi-
nent and widely known women In
Washington. as we'll as throughout
the South. and she has many relatives
and friends here.
The usual Thursday afternoon euchre
party will be held at the Catholic
Woman's Club this afternoon at
o'clock. The card party will take place
at tho club room. zoe East Franklin
Street.
Luncheon for Mrn. Latnne.
Mrs Samuel Pcnchy Latane, OF Win
chester. who Is spending some time in
Richmond at tho home OF Mrs Bur
bank. SGT West Franklin Street. was
guest OF honor at small luncheon
given Tuesday at 2 o'clock by Mrs j.
Allison Hodges, of 107 East Franklin
Street. Tho table was arranged with
pink sweetpeas and narcissus and COW
era were laid for eight.
At Bryn aInwr.
Mrs William r. Hatcher, OF "Careby
Hail." has been spending some time In
Richmond this winter with her son.
who has been at work upon a life OF hi.
father. the late Rev. William T. Hatch
er. distinguished Baptist divine Mrs
Hatcher has recently left town and
Joined her daughters. Miss Ora Hatcher
and Mrs Harcum. at Bryn Mawr, Pa.
for an extended stay
Mrs. Hatcher Will return to Virginia
In the spring and have her daughters
at "Careby HALL" near Fork Union. for
the month OF June.
Hcard-Ncnie.
An interesting social event Of yester-
day was the marriage of Miss Mary
Sadie Ncalc. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Licwellyn Ecalc TO Edmund Francis
Heard. son Of Thomas II. Heard. OF
Kingston. y. y.
Rev. III. u. G. Maclachla D. d.,
pastor OF the Seventh Street Christian
church. performed the ceremony which
took place In the brides home on West
trace street. ut o'clock.
In the long drawing room a trciIis
OF smilax and pink roses formed the
BACK ground OF an improyIsod altar
arranged with candles and palms Fes-
ioTns or smilax and wall pockets OF
killarney roscs were used In the halls
and snnpdraEons. and roses formed the
ccntrcpiccc Ia the dining room The
bride entered with her father. who
gave her away. Her gown was Of ivory
satin, with trimmings OF duchess lace.
ana a court train. The brides bouquet
was shower of gardenias and illies
OF the valley and her veil Of tulle was
arranged In cap of rose point lace
and orange blossoms.
Miss Gladys Ncale, who attended her
sister rs maid OF honor. wore pale
pink gown of satin and tullc with
pearl bolero Jacket. and carried an arm
bouquet Of swectpcas and roses Lii
tie Miss Mildred Mountcastle preceded
the bride as flower girl. The grooms-
men were Messrs H. Perry phelns NJ
Newport News; Frederick l.. Hoffman.
Of New York, attended the groom as
best man. After wedding trip to
Bermuda, Mr.. and Mrs. Heard will make
their home in Newport News.
Annual Confederate Tea.
The annual social Confederate tea.
given under the auspices OF the Rich
mond Chapter. United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. Will be hold In Lee Camp
Hall on Monday afternoon from to 7
o'clock. All who are interested in pa-
triotic causes are cordially invited to
attend. and all members OF the chan
ter are expected to be present on this
occasion.
JOhnsfon-JordHn.
An important social event In phila.
81,
David Kingsley Johnston OF Richmond
TO Miss Margaret Nettie Jordan. OF that
place. Following an extended North-
ern honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
will be at home at o4o0 Park Avenue
Richmond.
Charity PIny.
The Richmond Amateur Dramatic
club Will repeat their comedy entitled
Between tho Acts" on Friday evening
at S:l5 o'clock. The play will be given
for the benefit Of st. Johns German
evangelical Sunday School in tho sun
day school rooms at Eighth and Mar
shall Streets. All interested arc tnyIt
I'd to attend.
Richmond College Dance.
me midwintcr dance Of the Rich
mond College eotiiiion club VIII he held
at tho Hermitage Club this evening
from to ] o'clock
In New York.
Among the Richmond people noted
in New York during the past week have
been A. Nelson steele. Jr., J. c. Kent.
Ilabney j. Carr, II. @. Leeds, L. III. JJar
ris. Douglas f. Taylor. Mrs Rcmnch &
J.. Kelley. j. T.. Powell, Miss Rosa r.
licXtcr, T. l.. Anderson. and a. Kramer
kcetun-WcbStcr.
Walker keeton and Miss Ethel Web
H'cr, both OF Goochland County. were
married nj the home OF the brides
brother, MIR. Webster 3l7 West CLAY
Hireet, at 4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon
'he wedding was pretty but quiet, with
only II few friends and relatives nrcs
ont Rev George Lankey. OF RockviIIo
va. performed the ceremony, while
MISS Maud Parrish PLAYED the wedding
march Mr. and Mrs. Keeton will go to
row.
IN AND ONT OF TOWN.
MISS charlotte Jones is leaving town
TODAY for RnlNfph 4,