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4 4T i SOCIETY IN RICHMOND Announcement Made of Sey erarXutumn Weddings iHE Washington post jsiotd 4 idB ohn Kewton for Bany years jaWr of MonumentaChureh of this city and bishop of the Episcopal diocese of tooth ern Virginia Mr Newton la a wmuw of Mrs William Standard wen known In the literary irord an author and historian WWougbby Newton ana jonn Newton of Bristol Va mre brothers of the bridegroom elect After jtfielr brilal trio Mrvd 3Irs Newton will niakrthebJbome to this city 1UNCHE0H OF MBS MTTITfll Engagement of Miss Charlotte Miller to Cloyd Kent Meejlng of the Cor petition Memorial Literary Society Informal Reception Given Ut the Womans Club EpcU tc Th Washlactta Pott UlcfimonoV Va Oct4 3 Foremost among the social happenings of the autumn In Richmond will be the number of fashionable weddings many of which have been announced recently At a handsomely appointed Juncheon riven last Saturday by Mrs John Miller the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Charlotte Johnston Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Miller was made known Those present were Misses Charlotte Miller Ulilan Birrford Sue Kent Caroline Armlstead 4 Sadie and Walter tea CbWTwereilra VitaaX agfTiMrs Wp Clonton and bss Jyeephn Sixer JXhe parlors were artistically decorated with dahlias goMn jTdrand autumn forage Invitations have ibeen Issued to the marriage of Miss Susie Christian King to George Nicholas Sklpwith which takes place Wednesday October 7 In the home of Rev Frank ARedoufi Ginter Park near this city Both Miss King and Mr Bkipwjth are mempera ti weu Known vir glnia families and have a number of prominent relatives The bride to be is tb daughter of Mrs Sue Boiling King formerly of Petersburg but more recently of this city Mr Sklowitb Is a member of the local bar and is active In military circles During the Spanish American war Mr Sklpwith was first lieutenant In company Seventieth Vlr ginia regiment which was stationed at Jacksonville Fla After November Mr Sklpwith and his bride will be at home at 8 South Fourth street A number of Richmond people attended the marriage of Miss Mamie Brooks Gregory to Samuel Robertson of this city which took place Wednesday Sep tember 30 at Lester Manor va Key Joseph Lewis of Millers performed the ceremony The bride had as her maid of honor her sister ss Waller Gregory and the bridesmaids were Misses Ethel Wanderly and Jessie Haynes of this city Miss Myrtle Carr of west Fomt I Mr and Mrs Norvelle a Henley of wmiamsDurg nan ibbwu ummuuu the marriage of their flaughterMlss 4d Roj tMA Hmv to Charles Gratott Bartlett of Newport Njaws The er monywfll take place in Breton ansn Churchy Wednesday evening October at oclock Jeffress Minerva I Uasklns Hattle Marv Robinson of kvron Shields Lena Miller Cora Tounger perCy Wright or Richmond acted as AJten CwarnJ JKl B1nche Paon test man and the ushers werei Mason of Danville Miss Miller formerly lived WTiite William Norfleet DucaUan in Danville and is a favorite In the Gregory of Richmond Robert Taylor Menean3 HerflS2 I nf Gregory of Tunstalls Robert Norfleet Rlchr and Her nance Cloyd Kent i hi it Tit belongs to a aristocratic family of hkrinttn realtor of ti stt TTnm iniw iu in ELzabeth and Charlotte coaiter orj Ztt aVi VJ tlZM Tunstalls acted as ring Dearer ana KtsStS BiXtuiffwhh rr JntontZ is composed chiefly of young society jJft men of this dty Mr Kent Is an alum extended Northern tour After their nus of the Virginia Military Institute fLturn 71 at h0ta fir frlenAx 1416 Parle avenue Richmond ana numoen cis xnenas oy me score The marriage will take place in No vember Wednesday morning at 11 oclock the Confederate Memorial Literary Society met In the Confederate Museum with Mrs James Werth presiding Resoju tlons of sympathy to Mrs Alfred Gray en the death of her son were read and accepted A letter from John 8 Barbour notified the society that Mrs Lucy Saunders had bequeathed to the museum a portrait of Gen A HI1L The calendar of Confederate papers gotten out by the historical manuscript com mittee of the Confederate Literary Society and edited by Douglas Free man was reported as now completed friends at 1116 Park avenue Richmond Mr and Mrs Lewis Blair have issued Invitations to the marriage of their daughter Miss Leila Shlpwlth Blair to William Northrop The ceremony will lake place Wednesday October 11 at 12 30 In the home of the brides parents 11 East Grace street and will be followed by a ilng breakfast Invitations have i received here for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Turpin Frailer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Fraxer to Llojd Ross Freeman of Norfolk Va The ceremony to take place Wednesday evening October 11 at 13 oclock at Thornwold Lewls I burg Va Miss Frazer spends her tended Mr Freeman for his work One annual member Mrs Edwin Pleasants and one life member Mrs David I Bushnell of Washington were elected Mrs Bushnell who is visiting in this city deposited the Point Coupee flag In the Confederate Museum also the flag of the Thirty ninth Georgia regiment Among those at the meeting were MHs Betty Ellyson Mra Endess Robinson Mrs William Ruffln Cox Mrs James Crump Mrs A Cary Mrs OB Coward In Mrs Lizzie Cary Daniels Mrs Allison Hodges Miss Baughman Miss Mattle Harris Mrs Booten Hill yrs A Harris Mrs Freeman Mrs Nelson Miss Archer Mrs Batting Miss Scott Miss Jones Mrs Brock Mrs Vawter Mrs Thomas Bocock Mrs Penick and Mrs and on sale A vote of thanks was ex fwlatrs where she is one of the most popular girls in the younger set Richmond people are much Inter tsted in the announcement and a great many will attend the wedding Irs Joseph Cochran was the guest of honor at a reception given last evening In Staunton by Miss Marie Pendleton Duval Mrs Cochran who was formerly Miss Lettce Woodward of this city and an early summer bride has just returned from her wedding trip to Japan Mr and Mrs John Goddin have sent out cards for the marriage of their daughter Miss Elsie Goddin to Charles A Panter The ceremony will take place Thursday afternoon October at 5 oclock In Grace Street Presbyterian Randolph Church A reception will follow the marriage ai me nwne ui me unue a ptr Interest centers In the announcement ent8 697 West Graco street of the engagement of Miss Margaret Watson of Pulaski Va to Channlng Tea was served informally at the Newton of this city The marriage will Womans Club Monday afternoon Col take place Wednesdav October 28 Mr fee was served by Mrs James Pat Newton is the son of the late Rt Rev ton and Miss Madge Freedley At tne Miss Belle Martin thevdaughter of Mr and Mrs AO XL Martin of Petersburg haabeeo arnolnted joonsorfor the Sons of Confederate Veterans to represent the fourth congressional district at the grand campwhlth Is tomeetlitfcharlottesvliie Oct 30 22 No maid of honor win be ap pointecU TheStayrat Home WhtClab met Mon day evening with Mr and Mrs Arthur tjannonsz far avenue wun inree ia bles playing The top score was made by Moore and Arthur Cannon The club will be entertained next Monday by Mrs Bland Spat ts wood Smith 301 East Grace cttreet Mrs NjOrmond Young accompanied by her father CoL Palmer and other members of the family left Richmond Monday to spend the early autumn at Mountain View thelr summer home near Blackiburg 1 Mr and Airs Beverly Mumford who having been spending the summer at Lake George are expected boms next week Vg MRS JOHHR HEKDERSOH jsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaP lilssaaaaaaaaaaaH Wif of former Seattor trtm VlnQar Tto otr umta ui aeigtrs Je totwreaiosis consren tlssNelllS Gordon has returned from a pleasant visit to Bedford Felix Dupont of Wilmington Del with a party of friends arrived at Richmond last Sunday afternoon on hta yacht Al hola They remained over night and left Monday evening on their homeward Urip Miss Charlotte Forsyth who spent the months of August and September on the New England coast has returned Mrs Russell Cecil and Miss Elizabeth Cecil have returned from a visit to Stamford Conn iflisT Lulls 13 Barham has been ap pointed maid of honor for he second dls trlctto the grand camp of Confederate veterans at Charlottesville Miss Gwendolyn Rutherfoord who spent the month of September at the Hot Springs has resumed her studies at St Marys nan liurungton rs Mr and Mrs Pembroke Pettlt have an nounced the approaching marriage of their daughter Mla Genevieie Pettlt to Al fred Henry Jarln JThe ceremony will take place in the home of the bride near Palmyra Va ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE and Mrs John Zimmerman has re turned to his home In New York city Philip Dawson has returned to his home on Seminary Hill after a visit to Dan Lee in Fredericksburg Shriver has returned from a trip to Selma Ala Miss i Hallle Sales and Miss Lizzie Sales of Lynchburg are the guests of Miss Elizabeth Payne In Prince street John from a Marshall Jones has returned trip to uanaaa Miss Maria Mason Dawson who has been the guest of Miss Elizabeth Worthlngton in Georgetown has returned to her home on Seminary Hill Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays Special Values wumuuVd Store Hours 8 A to 6 Saturdays 9 PM AUTHORITATIVE STYLES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES FALLS FASHION CHANGES Women who appreciate being first in the field with unusually elegant Autumn costumes that will not be shown for thirty or sixty days to come cannot aford to miss this offering of advance Fall Models showing the seasons extreme fashion changes A STUNNING FALL SUIT POSITIVE 2250 VALUE i Twenly two Fifty is the price that they would sell at in this store elsewhere they would be marked at least 2500 This is a beginning of a season special that sets the keynote of our seasons campaign in this store Every one of these suits sold at 1750 will be a splendid advertisement for the value giving power of this store ALL SIZES AND ALL COLORS BROADCLOTHS FINE WORSTEDS FINE SERGES FANCY WOOL MIXTURES CHOICE AT 17 so 11111 IMP1 Wjv Sfiresc WOMENS1 DRESS SKIRTS 59 ft VALUES EXTRAORDINARY Cf 98 FOR ALL SILK SATIN DRESS SKIRTS 4 FOR PEAU DE 301E DRESS SKIRTS 4 JF FOR FINE QUALITY TAFFETA DRESS SKIRTS Made in lhenewest gored model trimmed withjnitfons and self folds WASHINGTON 1 I Q2 StreitNW Wash DC NEW YORK rockvilleZ md It has beeir announced that Ml Marie Jones daughter of Mrs LavInia Jones ofthis town and Herbert Diamond ot Galthersbdrg willbe marrrenjjOctoDerzi tbe ceremony to take place at St Marys Catholic Church iRocfcvWe The bridegroombridegroom elect Is a ton of John Diamond MaJ wand Mrs IX Nicholson were guests at the horn of Mrs Nicholsons sister Mrs William Shields In Washington during the week A Burke Almoney of Hagerstown spent several days In Rockville during the week the guest of his brother Albert Almoney Mrs Ernest Darby of Darnestown has as her guests Miss Grace Chaney of Chester town and Miss Kathleen Rhodes of Hyattstown Mrs Albert Almoney has gone to Hagerstown for a short visit Miss Marian HayesT of Washington has been visiting Mrs Charles Dufief near Darnestown A bridge party was given at the Montgomery Country Club Tuesday evening by Mrs Chares White Those present Included Col and Mrs William Dor sey Mrs David Munro Mrs Gertrude DolUver Mrs Belden Misses Rose Armstrong Edith Ford Grace Munro HOse Williams Bessie Green TUrs Eve lyn Glasscott Dr Fred Henderson Thomas Vinson Ncholas Brewer Som ervllle Dawson Thomas MTalbott John Brewer Charles White The prizes were wdrt by Miss Ford Mrs Dorsey KMrs Belden Dr Henderson Col Dorsey and Somerville Dawson A collation was served Mrs Charles Quigley has returned to her home in Baltimore after spending two weeks visiting relatives here Prof Wills MOore chief of the weather bureau lectured at the Montgomery Country Club last evening hi subject being Reminiscences of the Weather Man His talk was heard bj a large and appreciative audience Mrs William Dorsey chairman of the entertainment committee for October has announced other interesting features for the month Including a euchre party the evening of the 7th a progressive bridge party the evening of the 15th a complimentary euchre the evening of the 23d and a halloween domino party the eening of the 31st The members of the club will participate in a fox hunt Monday afternoon Following the port supper will bo served jat the club Alby Henderson is master of hounds Mrs Annie McGVlre of New York who Is a guest of Mayor and Mrs Lee Offutt Tuesday afternoon entertained at euchre at the Offutt home Her guests were Mrs Robert Bayllss Mrs John Brunett Mrs William Dorsey Mrs Harry Buck Mrs Robert Peter Mrs Elizabeth Offutt Mrs Theodore Mason Mrs George Henderson Mrs Willis Moore Mrs Lee Offutt Mrs Nicholson Mrs Collins Mrs Marvel Misses I oulse Edmoridston Elsie England and ftcse Williams The prizes were won by Mr Brunelt Mrs Henderson and Mrs Collins Drs Claiborne Mannar and Otis Llnthlcum of Rockville attended the tuberculosis congress in Washington during the week The Baptists of Rockville and vicinity expect to have a big time Sunday Oqto ber 11 whan their handf ome new house of worship will be dedeated The exercises will be undr the direction of the pastor Revs Thomas Camnbell The dedicatory sermon will be preached by Re Weston Bruner of Washington and other mlnsters who will take part are the Revs Hatcher of Baltimore White Cowell Hardcastle an1 the pastors of the various Rockville churches The RockvTfle Womans Club resumed ts biweekly meetings at the club house Thursday afternoon when an interesting progratn was rendered The responses were appropriate to the autumn season Miss Sophja Higgles conducted a parliamentary drill Mrs EMzaheth Offutt gae a talk on Art Condltons of the Egh teenth Century Mrs Clinton Allnutt contributed a paper on Caricature Among the Ancients and there was an pt6restlng conversation period when Elements of a Good Picture were discussed The officers of the club for the ear 1908 1909 are as follows President Mrs Robert Warfleld first vice president Miss Rose Hnierson second vice president Mrs Bowie Waters recording secretary Miss Rose Henderson corresponding secretary Miss Alverda KIngdon treasurer Mrs Clinton Allnutt BAYAED DTJPONT late Ambassadors Son Weds Cousin of Delaware Senator Wilmington Del Oct 3 At Rencourt near Greenville today Thomas Bayard son of tha late Ambassador Bayard was married to MUs Elizabeth Du Pont daughter of Mrs Alexis Irene Du Pont and the late Dr Alexis Du Pont Rev Thomas A Davles Jr rector of All Souls Chuch Worcester Mass performed the ceremony The marriage united members of two of the oldest and most prominent families in mis fatate The bride is a cousin of United States Senator Du Pont Silver Vases for table desk or boudoir Very desirable as wedding gifts We have an unusually large assortment of the newest designs and the range of jrfces makes ft possible to select a simple or an elaborate gift First Floorw Galtd Bro rT Estaidiih4 orr a cntyrj JeweJIers Silversmiths StaUoner U07Pnnjyivanii Ave J9n T5 tl 4 if Gleibs and Societies A meeting of the officers of the Mlchl gan jSocW 3ab was hM Thursday evening at the home of Jason Water jmaaerprestdenta to discuss plans for ids year tne ciuo oeguuung lis semimonthly meetings In the Pythian Temple Saturday evening October 10 Present wert Mr and Mrs Jason Waterman Horace VBlsbee WKM Agnewy anjl Newnham The West End Auxiliary Womens Christian Temperance Union held its first fall meeting in the parlors of Union Church Tuesday evening Iff the ab sence ofMrs Cheeseman the president Mrs A Taylor opened the meeting Mrs Emma Berry conducted devotional services JOlsa Bell Meany led the singing Mrs Irwin recording secretary and Mrs Noerr treasurer reported The district pres dent announced the quarterly conyenUon OctoberA7 andt8 at Douglass Memorial Church Eleventh and streets nortneast Delegates and alternates were elected as follows Mrs McGlue Mrs Jb Eiches Mrs George MrsvCase and Mrs Bolllnzer Alter nates Mrs Hanskins MIsj Mary Gra ham Miss Oecella Graham Mrs Hodge and Mrs Fernandez Mrs Stuard was requested to take charge for the West End Union Miss Hattle Berry and Miss Bessie Taylor were appointed forthe West fEnd Members of the Ex Ve Ie Pleasure Club were the guests of Miss EtheT Pryor Wednesday evening at her homo Tuxedo Md Part of the evening was spent In dancing games and music After refreshments served In the din ing room which was decorated with Japanese lanterns autumn leaves and the club colors the party went to the pumpkin patch where Mr Barrick won the prize pumpkin which weighed 2 pounds Ths cluh was chaperoned by Mrs Boyd and Miss Dawson Miss Irene Frick who has not returned from Utlca where she has been spending the summer and John Stecker were the only absentees The other members of the club are Miss Mabel Hamann Miss Marie Wade Miss Carrie Ruppel Miss Elberta Thorn Miss Irene Wade Miss Katherine Thompson Miss Ethel Pryor Miss Edna Boyd Mr John Lesch Mr Ray Barrick Mr Arthur Frick Mr Aloyslus Stormont Mr William Boyd Mr Joseph Dawson and Mr Victor Jaeger The Odd Fellows Home Association is making preparations for a fair to lie given from November 23 to December 5 in Odd Fellows HalL It is the hope of the Odd fcellows to make this fair so successful that steps may be taken for the erection of home In this city by the association The home association consists of two members elected by the Grand Lodge and one member elected by each suo ord nate lodge Rebekah lodge the Grand encampment each subordinate encamp JUui4 mentv and Canton Washington No ramarciw iWHtsputy js At a meetingnof a joint committee on the fair Past Grand Master Bradi ford was made permanent chairman Past urana Aiaster james tu urew vice cnair man Mrs Ella Rnss second vice chairman Allison secretary and Past Grand Master PeUy trea i hvrer xne cnairman oi ine commute appointed Toakley chairman of finance committee and In charge of can vasslng books Allison chairman oemmlttee on correspondence Grand Warden A Dugan chairman of committee on Installation and decorationof ball with PH Leary as vice chairman The chairman of the various committees were empowered to select their coworkers The five Rebekah lodges are planning to make their part of the work ji success The representatives from thesv five lodges are Mrs Sarah Sanderson Naomi Lodge NO 1 Mrs Belle Carter Ruth Lodge No 2 Mrs Laura McChesney Martha Wash Uigton Lodge No 3 Mrs Ella Russ i Dorcas Lodge No and Mrs Gertrude Easterllng Esther Lodge No 5 I Warren Jefferson Davis of Washlng 1 ton private secretary of Representative Larslter has recently been appointed vice chairman for the Southern States ofrJthe national Democratic committee on organization of college clubs Roger Sherman Hoar of Harvard Is chairman of the committee and also secretary of the Intercollegiate Democratic commit tee which Is a committee of the students themselves The organization is similar to the NaUonal Repubdcan College League which consists of some 300 constltutent club and over 300000 student members Students of Washington Lee Uni versity publish the only undergraduate Democratic paper in the Soutn ana at the University of North Carolina Mr Davis said he found a great deal of en thuslasm and he believes a strong club Villi be formed Mr Davis is planning the formation of Democratic Uuba at the Georgetown George Washington and NaUonal universities In Was lington and will asrf visit the University of Maryland the University of Vlrgnla and other Southern institution before the close of the campaign The committee In charge of the arrangements for the exercises commemorating the sxty fourth anniversary of the organization of Beacon Lodge No 1j I have Issued invitations to all the Odd Fellow and Itebekah lodges In ths Jurisdiction to attend the pen meeting Monday even ing at 30 oclock Souvenirs are to be given all in attendance on that evening Refresnments win fie servea in tne Dan auet room In charge of arrangements I are ast Grand Master Ernest Brad i i i i in Sim 9 a mtWm MMMrMfm trf LSBtSEW SW WB MM Um 0 FStrjict Corijti NETWORK WASHINGTON IARISK Until Further Notite Store Closes Daily at 6 We five Particular Attention to Mail Orders Mtlhnery 7 i ZffS DEPARTMENT IS 4 NOTABLE SUCCESS TEare showing Hats from Paris New York and products of our own workrooms that ex press in their best form entirely new ideas that are a decided relief from the hackneyed goods usually seen Our Millinery Shops come in for a great deal of I praise from those who recognize rare ability not only in 1 originating but interpreting special ideas conveyed to them by the customers i New Stiits Exclusive models of the strictly tailor made and also more elaborate styles New Waists Modeled on tailor made and lingerie lines for day and evenwgwear In linens silks Valttable Furs JDependability is the frst consideration in furs and our furs have been selected by one of the best verseji experts and are fully guaranteed Coats Scarfs and Mujjs many at most moaest prices New lines of Neckwear Melts Gloves Hosiery Underwear and Corsets are among the daily arrivals here invited to attend the meeting ford chairman assisted by Past GrandsJ I JC Cj 7 I William LaVarre and Charles JI UllUS Ltd tinkle Qf CO LOK I ittl I Ztegler All friends of this lodge are 7 Something different lomething better for thsjnone EVERTON We Court Comparison 111S Street Sext to Corner of Twelfth GREATEST YARIETY OF SUITS IN THIS CITY Embracing every fashion and every fash ionablefabric in all the new colors and fancy ustripes 4for women misses and juniors Distinctive styles aty of them garments which will not be seen cfsewhere Suits which approach these 25 garments in value are 35 and 40 about town Magnificent models at 35 45 and 65 fully worth 20 more Just now you can buy suits here at 1695 SI995 and 25 which are 25 to 50 values Cawkins stock of Hartford Conn We want you to look over the hundreds of styles in Womens and Misses Coats for street and evening wear We want ou to see the elegant costumes of Satin Duchesse and Taffeta and especially the Taffeta Silk Dresses in all the new shades and beautifully trimmed at 16 95 for which others would ask you 25 Only the very oretty and distinctive sort of waists arehere in tailored and fancy effects At 595 we offer waists of taffeta satin and net which usually cost 9 and 10 Every new idea in Separate Skirts of voile satin taffeta panama and fancy fabrics OWwmms A I iiriiiiv fve HBrxv 1 fa axmr jIbsbsR 1 1 1 WaA sxW JVisissHlinl ill i frfayM 11 pi Hij llmHBlirS xLju won Bon Ton CORSETS Elizabeth A White in demonstraiixig BON TON CORSETS on living models convinced thousands of dressmakers from all over this country that the hip less almost waist less figure with the long straight lines is made only with the BON TON CORSET She said You cant wear this seasons gowns unless you have the new straight figure Dont be afraid to rnake yourself hipless Leave plenty of room in the waist squeeze the hips the Bon Ton Corset will take care of them hygienically Its the simplest thing in the world to have a good figure it you have the right corset The Bon Tons the right corset Beautifully made of beautiful materials and absolutely comfortable corsetof international fame is the BON TON II The Marselle Exclusive Shop for Ladies HUYLER BUILDING Second Floor 1 2th and Streets Miss gennedy and Miss Kraft wish to announce the opening of Exclusive Ladies Parlors at the abate address A most cordial invitation is extended to former patrons SCIENTIFIC FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMhNT HAIR DRESSING MANICURING MARCEL WAVE Orders ken for Hair Goods NOTIOE I am ready to remodel or repair your FURS at lowest prices Work of high standard Prices lower than elsewhere Estimates cheerfully given Martin Wolf 917 St Ladies Suits to Order 15 tip We take pleasure In announcing that we are prepared to make suits to order Workmanship and At guaranteed RICDDT 1526 7th St Phone SWO KVVONG WAH HING CO lL tf3 Ct wiirF 3 to gI2 Per Pair at AH Good Shops Royal Worcester Corset Go 1 WORCESTER NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO Makersf 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