Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-15
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Miss Efiie Branch. of / West Frank
lin Street. Is entertaining informally
at dinner this evening in honor OF tho
J Governor Of Virginia and Mrs. West
moreland Davis. Miss Branch has In
vited to meet Governor and Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr Branch, MIR.
and Mrs. Egbcrt G. Leigh, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Randolph Williams. Mrs. Is. Is.
Munford. Miss Ellen Glasgow. Miss
Mary Lyons. Miss Frances Scott. Rt.
Rev. u. J. OConnell. Rev. w. Russell
Bowie. d. D.. DR.. Stuart Mcclure,
Robert Campbell and Alexander For
ward.
Mrs. Davis Gives Luncheon.
Richmond roses decorated the state
drawing room and the Blue Room OF
the Executive Mansion yesterday for
The buffet luncheon given by Mrs.
Wcstmoreland Davis In honor OF tho
Wives OF members OF tho General As
sembly. She asked to meet there a
number Of prominent Richmond women.
Slender vases of red flowers and palms
were used everywhere. and the table
in the dininE-roon was set with CEN
terpiece OF pink roses. Mrs. Davis re-
ceived unassisted. and about seventy
five guests were present.
Goldsborou9h-BnyIy.
or much interest throughout vir-
glnia and Maryland is the announce
ment OF the engagement of Miss Mar
garet Z. Bayly. daughter Of A. Hanil-
ton Bayly and the late b1rs. Bayly. OF
Cambridge, Md. TO DR.. Brice w. Colds =
borough also Of Cambridge. Miss
l3ayly, who Is one Of several attractive
sisters, Is a granddaughter of the late
DIR. Alexander Hamilton Bayly OF
Cambridge. DIR. Goldsborough. who is
aon Of Paymaster Worthington Colds
borough, u. S. n. retired. Is a brother
OF former Governor Phillips Lee Colds
borough. He frequently visits In Bal
timore. his daughter. Mrs. Burr Powell
Harrison. The wedding will probably
take place In the spring.
Attend IteKtmental Dance.
a number OF guests from Richmond
attended tho dance given Tuesday
night at the officers club, Lakemont.
Petersburg. by the Three Hundred and
Fourteenth Field Artillery. These in
cluded Mrs. Z. Randolph williams. Mrs.
Darlington Williams. Misses Virgin
Christian. Isabel Williams. Carol Minor.
Elise Wilmer, corbin Spicar. Louise
Currin. Lucille Pelouze. Rosalle Har-
wood. Mildred Grlce. Margaret Free
man, Martha Purcell, Martha Chambers.
Lucille Lorraine. Gladys Glover. Hazel
tine Watson. katherine Scales. Martha
Wall. Mary HAYES. Maria Adkins. Mary
Nicholas Ainslie. Maude Ainslie and
Mrs. =. p. Meclcwski
Card Tournament Tonight.
The February card tournament will
be played at the woman's Club this
evening at Sis o'cloch. with auction
bridge as the game. Tables must be
registered by 10 o'clock this morning,
and the usual rules concerning part
ncrs Will be observed. Supper will
game Is concluded.
or Interest Here,
One of the most brilliant events of
the midwinter season was the wedding
OF Miss Sarah Elizabeth s,agg and
John Mallory Hackney. witnessed by
large and fashionable assemblage q,
Memorial Methodist Church Durham.
y. C.. Saturday evening. The ushers
were: Clinton White Toms Rivers
Goodall. Charles Markham, and L. NJ.
Johnston. of Littleton. Edgar Toms,
Henry Seeman. Dick Wright Nathaniel
Macon, OF Henderson; John Bright Hili.
OF Warsaw; Paul Whitaker. Of kinston;
cluded Misses Mary O'Brien. Mildred
Karnes, Lucy Parham. OF Henderson:
Hattie Copeland. Of Kinston Mollic
Ruf!n. OF Mayodan: Melissa Yu!llc. OF
New York. The maid OF honor. Miss
Mary Washington Stagg. the bride Is
younger sister. wore Girlish dress OF
pink tulls and satin. Her flowers were
white l!!acs and pink sweet peas. The
bride WAS met at the chancel by the
groom with his best man. James Ed !
ward Stage. brother OF the bride. Rev.
7. a. Smoot. y. d, OF Richmond. from n
pastor of Memorial Church, performcd
The ceremony. assisted by Rev. Harry
North. the present pastor. After the
ceremony. Mrs. James Edward StagG.
tho brides mother, entertained the
bridal party, out-of-town guests. and
intimate friends. at her home. Grey
stone.
To Address Club.
The Highland Park woman's Club
viii meet as usual this afternoon, and
Mrs. w w. Foster will read a paper.
having for her subject, The Tanning
Of the Shrew.'
knitting Teas.
The second in the series OF read
ings 10 be given at s26 Park Avenue
for women who are knitting will take
place this afternoon from TO 8
o'clock. DR.. Robert c. Bryan will ad-
dress the meeting on "Roumania." and
all interested are invited to attend
These lectures are given under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Grace Covenant Presbyterian
Church.
TO Attend Wedding.
Misses Lillian Augusta Robertson.
OF Northampton College, Richmond,
and Marguerite Mcclellan and Earl
Luck and little Miss Mildred Robert
son. OF Wakefield. left yesterday 10
attend the marriage OF Miss Ruby May
Rock 20 Harry Augustus Mcclellan, OF
Richmond, which will take place Satur-
day afternoon.