The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
Social and
Personal

Mrs. A1snne LanGhorne Shaw. who has
attracted an amount of attention at the
Albemarle Horse Show, was greatly feted
and admired during her stay abroad TINS
year.
She enjoyed the distinction Of dining
twice with King Edward and Queen
Alexandra, when in London. and was
the center of an interested and attentive
group whenever and wherever she ap-
peared on the continent.
Miss Gertrude Skeletons fine riding on
"Kentucky Cardinal" was another attrac-
tive feature Of the show. The CARDINAL
is owned by Mr.. Waller Holiday, of this
city, and will doubtless be seen In the
ring here next month.
Miss Mary Johnston spent several weeks
Of the summer on the Maine coast, not
far from where DR.. Thomas Nelson Page
has his beautiful summer home.
After leaving Maine, Miss Johnston re-
yersed her intention OF going to tho
Massachusetts hills for September. and
took trip to Quebec. Canada. inFtead.
She is now with her family at Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York city, but expects
to return to Richmond before the end of
September. She has been engaged during
the summer in the revision Of her book.
her III health. Its early appearance will
be one of the most interesting literary
events OF the autumn.
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Miss Ellen Glasgow, with her sisters.
Mrs. Cary Glasgow Mccormick and Miss
Rebe Glasgow. will sail about September
goth, to return to Richmond from Switzer-
land, where she has spent the summer
with great benefit to her health
Wright--Mills,
Apple Grove Methodist Church, Louisa
county, was the scene of a beautiful
marriage yesterday. the contracting par
ties being Miss Annie O. Mills, the
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ].
Mills. and Mr.. Wyndham Wentworth
Wright, connected in business with the
Equitable Life Insurance Society, this
city.
The ceremony was performed at noon
IN the church, canvassed In white and
handsomely decorated with palms, ferns
and shaded lamps. Miss Myrtle ilarwooc
Wilkinson presided at the organ, an'
struck the chords of the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin as the procession entere'
the church, During the ceremony tn
Glover Song" from Faust, was softl
rendered while Mendelssohn's marc
made the occasional,
The bride, graceful brunette, wor
cream wolfe above taffeta and Gains
borough hat OF black. She came In wit
her father and carried white praye
book The groom was attended by III
best man, Mr., Charles Vernon Palme
Of Richmond, and met his bride at tn
altar.
Miss Frances Caroline Mills, the maj
Of honor. was attred In Paris mousseln
over liberty satin. She had a chiffo
ornament in her hair Her bouquet va
OF white roses The uShers included
Mr.. William Garnett Wright. of tn
city. the groom's brother; Mr.. John
Singleton, of Henderson, ~ c.. Mr., WI
liam w. Turner, former secretary Of II
Young MEMS Christian Association
Chattanooga. Tenn. and Mr. Harry
McGary, of Stanton, Va.
After the wedding the bridal party W.
entertained at luncheon in the home
the brides parents. Glen Marie" nei
Apple Grove,
Among the handsome costumes not
were Mrs. ]. ]. Mills, In black peau q
sole. with applique trimmings.
Misses Eta ard Mary Mills, In viii
point d'esprit over taffeta.
Miss Jennie l.. Wright, IN cream crel
De chine.
MRS. Charles Vernon Palmer, In bla