Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
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Edenburne," FauQuicr County, Is visit
/ Ins her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.
shu Hrs. Robert Eden Peyton. Jr n,
,oi7 Park Avenue. Miss Pcyton. who
mas been tho recent guest OF relative.
In Warrohton, will spend several week,
In Richmond.
Special Cars for Guests.
a special car will leave the Country
Club stop at 1916 tonight. foilowinr
the dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Rober,
hasktns at their homo at Westhamp.
ton The dance is I'm honor of their
daughter. Miss Mary Haskins.
The guests attending the dance a,
che Country Club Thursday evening
given by DR.. and Mrx. Charles V. Car
rinston. Will return to Richmond on a
special car leaving there at 1880 o'clock
Dr. and Mrs. Darlington ar. enter.
tanning In honor Of their daughter. Miss
Frances Caring ton. and the invitation.
nave been limited to the debutantes
p and tho younger dancing set
Isteresti.s Exhibit.
Miss Adele Williams will have an
exhibition OF her recent work at the
Jefferson Hotel on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday Of this week. beginning
at 10 o'clock each day and continu-
ing until the same hour each evening
Most OF the work Is landscape painting
and studies done In New England and
Bermuda and society here is much In
terestcd in the exhibition
Miss Williams is an artist Who has
won recognition. both at home and
abroad. for her work and the exhibit
ton this week in Richmond IL of more
than passing interest.
Miss Cosby Neds.
Brooklyn, y. Y, paper of recent
issue contain. the following OF in.
n rt.f. in -lr,-t Int.
"A Southern 9irl never was married
IN the North nt all events. withou,
there being some distinctive. unusual
touch about her wedding. Miss Will
moth Riley Cosby's marriage Thursda.
night. In the Rusurban. on LeTcrts
place. TO Edwin Thomas Gibson. was
no exception TO the rule. This bride
her matron OF honor. and her maid
"'ef honor. carried large ostrich fcathe.
fans in place Of bouquets. a white
leather ian. q lavender md p pink.
The fans were tied with tullc TO match,
that Of the bride having a shower oil
barardiaS in addition.
IT gave this wedding n new sort o!
picture. Other features that are sci.
Dom seen At weddings were the pres
encc OF an old negro NANNY who twith
difficulty ben, over and Strengthened
out the bridal train Miss Cosby
started dovn the Itusurbans dining
room to meet her bridecroom tall
sevcn. branched candlestlckb on either
vide Of the altar and the cutting OF
the bride's cake by the bride herself.
This brides cake was Very much OF
the Southland II had no less than
fourteen d!tnrcNt favors baked in
IL. each tribe TO which some gay
Approximation VAS attached.
The cosbys are virKinians who
have lived In Brooklyn for nesrly Il
dozen ycars. They came from Dan-
willie. Miss CoSbys father now deac,
was Charles Mortimer COSBY. With
ther mother. her sister and her two
brothers. che has made her home at
IS Lcfterts rince. The groom Is the
son OF MI aud Mr.. Edwin c Gibson
and is cornell! man Of 1907. and Il
noted college football player o. his
day
Guests from a distance we're Nr. and
Mrs. Harry Knox, OF Chicago: Mrs. Ii. F..
Townes. MISC Townes and Miss John
son, OF M!ssissioPl: Mrs. J. G. Penis.
Mrs. Barnes Penn, Mrs. j. +. rerhin-
ssn, Mrs. Psmbcrton Penn. Miss HAND
i SchoolFeld. OF Danv.iie; Edward N. Ca '
nsniss Of Jersey City: r. W. Hanne-
winckel OF Richmond; r. n. Sanger. OF
south Norwalk, Conn: NJ. and Mrs. +.
y YuilIe Of Brownsville, y. y; Mr.. and
AIRS. Samuel Helm, OF Mount Vernon.
y y; Mr.. and Mrs. e. &. Dula, y. III.
trossmore. Mr. and Mrs. Earl w. Babst,
Mr. and Mira. Carlton q. Pate, OF Man
hattAn;. Ogden Ninton. OF Hclyoke.
Mass.
The bride has several times visited IN
R.chmand as the guest OF Mr.. and Airs.
Thomas r. JeTress. Mr.. and AIRS. Glib
son are spending their honeymoon in
seymuds.
SudlsF--Hsyss.
Miss Margaret Hayes, OF Norfolk. and
Charles Y. II. sudler, af Sudlersville.
|. Nd. were quietly married Saturday az
Centenary Methodist Church, Rev. W.
q. Bsauchanp officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sudler left later for Hot Springs and
will be At home after December Is in
Hamlet. =. e.
Marriage AaReaReed.
Mr. and Mrs. James Patrick Coleman
nave issued cards anpouHcins the mar
J. rage OF their daughter, Mary Wilson.
10 Edwin Fepton Clements. the cere-
inony having taken place on Monday,
November Is, in Petersburg.
Invitations out.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Steinbreeher, OF
$40 West Grace street. have issued In
vitatierg for the marriage of their
daughter. Rosena, TO Alfred James Ne
Cue, OF Cwensboro. The ceremony Will
take place at st. Marys Church on
Tuesday morning. November IS. at II
o'clock.
luSltHllOHb nave DeeH FoCciFSu III
4 Richmond for the marriage OF Miss
icharlette Marie Parrot. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Albert De kaib Parrott,
| 70 Chester Aloysius Walsh. The we'd
ding will be celebrated on Wednesday
morning, November 49, at o'clock at
a.. Marys Episcopal Church in Kim
ston. ~. G..
Interesting Lecture.
They who Knock at Our Gates Is
tho subject OF the lecture which Mary
Antin. tho weli-known social worker, is
10 give at the Weman's Club tonight
st Sis o'clock. She will he introduced
by Or. Edward =. Caiisch This is not
regular club entertainment, but Is for
the purpose OF raising funds to lift the
debt which Is now on the auditorium.
Mary tAnttn Is one OF the most interest
/, ing women in this country. Having
heen horn In Russia, where she spent
the hret twelve years OF her life, she
| is thoroughly familiar with conditions
thero One OF her books. The Promised
Land Is an account Of the authors
experiences before and after leaving
her native Russia. Mrs. william 4.