Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
INFORMAL DANCE GIVEN
IN P0WHATAN COUNTY
Richmond People Motor to "Niichaux
Grant" Home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Miclaux.
ENTERTAINED IN NORFOLK
announcement Made of Engagement
Of Miss Elizabeth Willis Coleman
TO Guy II. Brown, of pulaski-Wil-
Son-Bew Wedding.

Misses Elizabeth Owen and Nellie
Payne motorcd Yesterday for n short
visit TO friends in powha,on Comfy
They were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Will
nam MichauH at their country home.
Michaux Grant" and were among a
'ninh"r OF Richmond people attending
Inc informal dance given there last
evening. The rooms were decorated In
summer howers and refreshments were
served at II o'clock.
MISS Owen and Miss Payne will re-
turn TO Richmond to-day. and Miss
iaEnc VIII leave later for a visit to
friends in LynchburE.
Returned From Goochinnd.
MISS Anne Myers has returned to Rich
mond. after spending some time as the
guest OF Miss Mary Wright at Towards
Neck in Goochland County. Miss
Myers is now visiting Miss Janet
Jones on Park Avenue for fcw days.
and will later join relatives at Jcssup.
Md. where she vii! spend the remain
der Of the summer season
Leave for Burkc>iIlc.
Mrs Leslie Young and her children
have returned from RuckrOc Reach and
arc leaving to-day for Burkcville. Mrs.
!. w Lovelacc and two children. Of
Farmville. r. c., who have been Mrs.
Youngs guests here. are also leaving
Entertained in Norfolk.
Miss Marion Gary. of this city, was
the guest OF honor Monday evening at
theater party given I'm Norfolk by
Miss Helen BENNETT. Those present
were Misses Marion Gary. Naiaria AR
rington. Helen Bennett, Eva White,
Frances Dudley Allie Barco. Elise Nell
Tiger. Florentine. Ulman. and the party
Was chaperoned by Miss Nellie Bennett.
Miss Mabel Davis entertained Thurs
iay at her summer home at Indian
River Park al AN attractivcly arranged
luncheon In honor Of Miss Ernes,ine
Forbes, of Grennvilic. y. c.. who is
visiting Miss Mar Grace McGuirc At
her home In S,ockiey Gardens. Norfolk.
The table decorations were yellow
dahltss and daisies made an artistic
ccntcrpiece and covers were laid for
thirteen. Miss Davis had AS her guests
Misses Erncstinc Forbes. OF Grc"nviile.
y c. Agnes H3tchctt and opic Black
we'll q! kenhri;!cc. Alice McSwccncv,
of Richmond: MARY rhumphrey. OF
West Point: MARI Grace and Naronica
Mcclure. Wydic Webb. Mildred Fos-
hurgh Louise Davis. Ruth simmons and
Frances Davis.
Observation-Disclosures.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the engagement ana APP
preaching marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Willis Coleman. daughter Of Mr.. and
~
u Grown, OF Pulaski The wedding
Will be solemniZ"d on Wednesday af-
tcrnoon. August 1. at $50 o'clock at
tho home Of tho brides parents. ioi
Chamberlaync Avenue. Richmond.
For two terms past Mr.. Brown has
been principal OF the High Schoo! in
Amherst. and has many friends III
that vicinity.
or Interest Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Johu Joseph Specr. OF
panville, have issued invitations 10
tho marriage Of their daughter. Helen
Louise, and George Holland Miles. OF
Marion The ceremony Will take place
in the Epiphany Church, in panvillc.
on Tuesday evening. August 10. at
o'clock. and viii be attended by
number Of distinguished guests from
all parts OF tn" state. Both Miss Spcer
uectcd in NirEiniu He is son Of
the late George W. Miles. Of Rudford.
Leaving Town.
Mrs James Easley Lpscomb is
leaving Tuesday for an cXtcnsiv" trip
through the West with Mrs. James T..
Cannon and her party, and Will not
return 10 her home Tor several months.
Mr. Lipscomh Will leave Monday for
South Carolina. where lie expects TO
spend some time.
Pretty Wedding.
\ pretty wedding took place At
home OF Mrs r. ;. Few OF 403 North
Thirticth Street. when her daughter.
Miss Mary Ellen Few, was married To
Forrest Clifton Wilson of Cologne
The. parlors we're banked in ferns and
potted plants. and in the dininr-room
and halls the same decorations were
used The bride entered the parlor
with her brother, Ramon Rev. who
gave her away. and they were met 1T
the altar by the groom and his best
man. James Lyle, of this city. The
bride wore gown of white silk net
over taffeta ana carried Bride roses
Miss Mamie Rev. who was her sis
ters maid Of honor, wore gown Of
white embroidered wolfe and carried
Killarney roses. The "LohcnSrin"
wedding march was played as Il pro-
cessional by Mrs. r. W. Ridout. An
informal reception followed the mar
riaGe. and only relatives and few
friends were present.
Rev j. w. Eurc. OF Denny street
Methodist Church, Fulton. performed
the ceremony Mr.. ana Mrs. Wilson
left later to spend their honeymoon in
Washington. Baltimore and other
Northern cities, and will be at home
after August ) at Cologne