The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Stephen Putney was yesterday the
hostess at a most attractive luncheon in
honor Of Miss Maude Lathrop Stokes. who
will tomorrow be welded to Mr.. E. Ran
do{rn Williams.
The dinsng-room was entirely decorated
in pink, and the elegantly appointed table
was most artisticnlly arranged.
In the middle of the table was a
moth butterfly of pink carnations ana v!o-
lets that seemed TO have just aighted on
the tiiGnv centrepiece Of accordion plehted
pink chiffon over pink satin. Around this
were real lace butterflies which We're af-
forwards presented to the young ladies.
At each corner OF tbs table was shower
of carnations.
On the name cards We're hand-pa:nted
Cup;ds driving two butterflies In all the
details of the menu the butterfly design
was minuteEy carried out.
AT every cover was "a niniture trunk
labeled with the names of the places
usually included in the wedding journey.
The brides trunk was filled with rice.
tiny shoe a horseshoe and a four leaf
clover, and on top was tied L golden wish
bone.
Mrs. Putney,s guests were Miss Maud
Stokes. Miss McVitty, of Philadelphia;
Miss Stokes of Boiling Island: Miss Jack
son, of Baltimore; Miss Mary Blackford
.Na
Miss Elizabeth Cameron. Miss Allene
Stokes, Miss Eleanor Bbsher, Miss Julia
Harris, Miss Maria Williams. Miss Mar
saret Branch and Miss Joserfline Putney.
There has not been a moro beautiful.
home wedding this season than that OF
Miss Lottie Suydam Lambert and Mr.:
IIorati Minor Davis, that took place at
o'clock last evening at the handsome home
of tbs brides parents, No. 9l Floyd Ave
nue..
The lower floor was thrown open
ana the floors covered in Wh!te crash
Groups of palms wero in every corner,
ferns banked the mantels anti hearths, and
vari-colored autumn leaves lent ID touch
of color to the pretty scene. The dining
room was entirely in pink, and the room
abounded il testout roses.
In the bay windows an altar was
erected of palms and growing plants, ana
through the green sllstened the Hshtea
.irerS.
On either side OF. taa, a ltar.Wasz a-.White
column, on ealhEof Which was alarse corhu
copia, overfiowing with its bounty OF White
chrysantllzmums and asparagus Tern.
To the strains ofzAendeisohn's weddin:
marrf1. tie bridal-aatty, >Ssefltered from
the dining-room. A1iysrs-eeTTttie Weir Lam
berrtt anu Mildred W66dwart1,F dressed In
dainty white orsandy, formed an aisle
Of ribbons The bride entered with her
father, and was gowned in an exquisite
creation of white crepe de- chime, Ella
borately trimmed in lace, and carried
a white praycr-book. Her shimmerins Vel
was caught with exquisite family
pearls. She was preceded by her n1and
of honor and bridesmaids.
Miss Carrie Lee Davis, of Lynchburg,
of carried q
gown of white organdy with pink ribbons
and carried pink chrysanthemums. Misses
Bessie St George Lambert and Lillian
Foster, of Norfolk, wore dainty white
orcandies and carried white chrysan-
themums.
Messrs Henry Johnston. Sidney Lloyd,
Landon Garland, all of Lynchburg, and
Garrett Gnoch, GU Stanton, were srooms-
men.
The groom entered from the side
door with his best man, Mr.. Robert era
ham Lambert Here the ceremony was
performed by Rev. John Grayatt.
During the ceremony the intermezzo
from Cavalera Rusticana was played
by Thilow's Orchestra.
After the marriage an elegant reception
was held.
Among The guests We're:
Mr. and Mrs. T. N Davis. OF Lvnchburs
parents OIL tile groom, MISS Lillian L -
ter. Norfolk: Carrie Lee Davis and Elise
Davis, Of Lyntt,burs; Miss Jessie
Pinney. of New York; DR.. and Mrs. George
Ross, Rev. and Mrs j. j. Gravatt, Nh
and Mrs. E. N1ihiser. Major and Mrs
David Walker. Mrs. Aubrey Young, Miss
Mabel Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Minor
Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pleas
ants. Major and Mrs. p. II. Capers, Mr..
and Mrs. Chies Ferrell, Miss Annie Pen
der Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Spicer.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernst Wilson, Miss Lily
UrQuhart. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tanner,
Miss Ruth Tanner, Miss Grace Swasey,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Gary Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Motley. Miss Ellis Glenn, Miss Sadie
Jeffress. the Misses Darlington, Miss Adde
Chain. Miss Mamie Baughman, Miss Paul
inc Powers. Miss Bessie Hunter. Mr.. Al
bert Tanner. Mr.. Jack de Treville. DR..
Frank Cunningham. and Mr.. Morrison
Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Capers, Jr.,
Miss Julette Waddill. Miss Mamie Rob-
inson. Misses Ethel and Lucille Carleton,
Mr.. Beverly Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Stanard, Mr.. Spotsw,ood Wexford Miss
George Wilson, Miss Fanny Lewis. Miss
Mary Lawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Pilson. Miss Thompson, Miss Carrie Eu-