The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-30
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PERSON &
Miss Louise arlington WIS ma ri @
to Mr.. Pau Carr ton HUBBARD at Sc
4 james. Episcopal Chuvca las 5cven.ngaat
s: 80 clock Rev. Meade g iarke OH
Chatting.
# The chur ii VI as decorated In gre en- and ]
white and to the Strains of the wedding 1
march, played by Mr.. Winter, the br dil /
party entered, led by Misses Dofothys
WlngAeld. of Lynch5urS. and BAR
Fits, ribbon bearers.
s The fushers who seated the guests were
mr.. William M. j ones Mr.. Vtlliam An n
trim Shafer and Mr.. Frost, OF Lynch
f burg.
The bridesmaid was Miss AnnA g NJ
Hubbard, cad in white nous: seine de SO e
and carrying shower of Testout rose s.*
The bride was Immediately precedel by
little Miss Mar garet Darlington l.au-s
rens and Master Beverly spots'Wl 90 %
Pan rish, carrying Easter lilie s.
The bride entered with her twin sister
and maid of honor. Miss Eleanor. Car-
lington, the latter wearing white liberty
silk and carrying a shower OF roses aliu
maidenhair ferns sJ5
chiffon over taffeta, the long veil being
caught with a spray Of lilies OF the val
ley. The same flowers blended with
roses forming her bouquet.
Mr.. Robert HUBBARD OF the University
Of Virginia, was best man, and with the
groom met the bridal party at the altar;
Immediately after the ceremony an
elegant reception was held at the resi-
Gence of DR.. George w. Darlington, the
father Of the bride, on South fou1Ihs
Street.
The parlors were prettily decorated In
pink roses and palms llghted Spy. pinh-
shaded lamps After receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of their friends Mr.. and
Mrs HUBBARD left on a bridal tour and
will mako their future home on Clay
Street, Lynchburg.
In the forthcoming exhibition OF tne
Richmond Art Club, which opens on
May 18th, will be shown three important
pictures from the brush OF Elllott lam
gerfield, of New York MI Dalnse echI.
is best known by his Madonnas, two OF
which have been COPIED all over the
world, which his "genM" work has won
for. him the name of the American
Mi!let" The canvases which Will oa
seen here are well-known in New Y orA,
Philadelphia and Boston. where they
have been exhibited during the past
81 eda and the Swan made its debut at
the annual exhibition OF the Society OF
American Artists last year, where IT re-
ceived much favorable comment from
individual and press critics allke. MI.
Dakngerfield is past grand master OF TINS
art Of color and his more partial IrlenuS
have made for him comparisons with the
old masters themselves, wherein ne SUI SUI
fered no disparagement.
The other two pictures are known as
"1'he Song of the NIocking Bird and
'"Tis Love that Makes the World Go
Round"
Mrs Edward Waddill entertained at
euchre yesterday in honor of Mrs. Al
fred T. Pope, of Louisville, KY t1er
elegant home on Park Avenue was pref
tily decorated and the score was kept
on hand-painted score cards. Dainty re-
freshments were served on the card
tables at the conclusion Of the game to
the players, who included Mrs. Alfred
T. Pope, of Louisville; Mrs. George NC
Adams, Mrs. Warrenton Wise. Mrs.
Lvle, Of the University of Virginia; Miss
Annie Moore, Mrs. Warner Moore, Mrs.
Harry webster Mrs. John Harvey,
Mrs. T. B. lHarvie, Mrs. George stew
ems, Mrs. c. sE. Doyle, Mrs. Allison
Hodges, NIrs.3tC. E. 3Bordon, Mrs. James
Lindsay, Mrs. Henry Maloney, Mrs.
y Martin. Mrs. T. William Pemberton.
Mrs. Chamberlayne, Mrs. Bland, Smith.
Mrs. John Jeffress, Mrs. James keith,
Mrs. c. c. Walker, Mrs. Charles Wlngo,
Miss Robinson, Mrs. Leake, Mrs Henry
Cabell, Mrs. Luther Dawson, Mrs. u. u.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. Howard Hoge, Mrs. w.
Morton, Mrs. Ida Ellyson, Mrs: John Har,
rison, Mrs. Joseph Brady, Mrs. John
Lamb and Mrs. Chiles Terrell.
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in honor of Miss Grace FRASER, of New
York, yesterday afternoon at cards.
when two tables of seven-hands euchre
were engaged in. The dining-room, where
a dainty collation. was served on the
long table, was decorated in cut flowers,
silYer-shaded candelabra being placed
Mt the corners, and q large antique sill
Yer bowl, filled with roses and maiden
hair fern, used as a centerp1ece. Two
German vases, of unique design, were
awarded as prizes, the contestants
being Miss Grace ERASER, of New OK;
Mrs James Allison, Mrs. George donald
son. of West Virginia; Mrs. Clements,
Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mrs William
Friend. Mrs. Eugene Massie, Mrs. John
Hunter. Mrs Walter Christian, Mrs. Par.
ker Dashiell. Mrs. Otway Allen. Mrs
James Cannon, and Mrs Robert Ban
ke:ship.
A wedding Of interest to this city to-
day is that of Mr.. Langhorne Putney, of
Richmond, and Miss Ruth Lucille
Thuadcraft, of Portsmouth, who will be
united at $50 O'Clock at Old Trinity
Episcopal Church, Portsmouth. The
wedding will be followed by an elegant
reception at the residence of the brides
brother, at which the following Rich
mond guests will be present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Putney, Miss Putney, Miss
Josephine Putney, Master Stephen Put
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Cone Mr.
and Mrs Wellington, Mr.. Walter f.
Miles Mr.. Maurice Langhorne, Mr.
George C. Bidgood. Mr.. Robert 3. Will
lam and Mr.. T. D. Stokes.
"Brook Hill'' will be the scene OF de-
lightful house party the latter part OF
the week. given by Mrs. John stewart
ana the Misses Stewart in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. st. George Bryan. 1t will open
with q dinner Friday night, and on Tues
day a delightful lawn party and al fresco
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