The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
Out-of-Town Society.

Out-of-Town Society.
AZ The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Lind
say Glover, the daughter Of Mr.. G. e.
Glover, to Minister Van Swlndcren, OF the
Netherlands, which took place IN tne
Church OF the Epiphany, Washing ton. y.
c., at noon Wednesday,, tho Rt. rev.
Bishop Sattcrlee and the Rev. DR.. M C
Kim, rector OF the church, wero the cele-
ibrants. .s
Tho bride came in with her father:
she wore a simply made princess robe OF
white satin, witt, d guinpe Of point lace.
Orange blossoms held her tulle veil IN
place, and size carried lilies of the valley
and white orchids. Miss Hagner,s gown
was Of white wolfe, with bodice effects
in crca m lace. Her white hat was silirred
with light blue velvet and had gauze
strings tied under the chin. At the chan
eel awaiting them were the srldegronm
and his best m an, Baron Moncneur,&t ho
Belgian minister. Il
The church was handsomely decorated
with white chrysal,themun,s, Bride roses.
palms nd lilies OF the valley.
q MIR. Van Swinderen and his bride lett
washington in the afternoon for a we'd
ding trip, but willEreturn in time to take
their places In the diplomatic limo at
the White House reception on New years
Day.
Announcement Is made Of the engage
,ment Of Miss Alice Blight. the daughter
of Mr. Athertop Blight, Of New Y ork, tc
Gerald souther, British minister at Tan
ger, and former minister to Chill.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Warren Fl. Mercer. children and
maid will spend January and February
in Baltimore
Miss .Imorcn Warwlck's name was mon
toned by mistake in q list Of girls VINO
had returned to Richmond for The CHRIST
mas holidays. Miss NFarWlck ATTENDS MISS
Eletts School.
* Miss Louise and Beth Fitzgerald and
Miss Libby Rice, of Houston, Texas VINO
have been attending school IN Washing.
ton, arrived last night to be the I,, guess 81
They will go to ~ New. York about the
middle of next week:
MISC Eva Jeffries, of aKensington, Va,
will spend Christmas with relatilYes IN
Richmond.
Mrs. !, Marshall returned Tuesday i E, i,
from a visit to friends at Charlotte y
Courthouse.
Wash,nglonais III the city visiting his
father. Mr.. r. Ferrandini and family ana
will remain until after the holidays,
II Mr.. Ferrandini5 is a former Richmond
resident, and has been very succes sIul II
ing the position OF inspector OF imml-
grafton. with headquarters at Belling-
ham. Mr.. Ferrandinl3 has been received
very kindly by his many friends While
here, who wish him continuous success SIS:
& Miss Mary Crawford, of Augusta coun-
ty, Va, and Miss Anne skegger. Of De
icatur Ala, both students at the w oman
College, are visiting Miss Elliott of Char
slottesville. n 4.
Mrs. 10. c. Walters has returned from
beiiig the guest Of Miss Folks, OF New
port News.
Miss Alma Dade is visiting friends in
Newport News.
Mr.. DUNCAN Robertson is the guest Of
relatives in Norfolk
Mr.. Samuel Fletcher, who IS student
at the University College Of Medicine, mas
gone to his home in Harrlsonburg, IN
for the holidays. .s W. he
A feature Of the January MetropolItan5
is a series of very fine drawings \ done
by the clever hand Of Mr.. Malcolm Strauss
as his friends here vii DO gad ll 20 knoW nov
mond Art Club are enthusiastic, over their
work this winter. Miss Talidferr Q may
well congratulate herself over me ell1
thusiasm she has inspired as director Of
classes. 6i5
Miss Ray Rosenboom, who has 7, been
attending the Academy Of No .Te Da'ie
home for the holidays with her 1mother5
Mrs, NJ. R.oscn bloom. No. 1l3 IL West
Clay Street. RI, 5,
turned for The holidays from New y ork
where she mas been studying at the Art
League. She is with her parents, At!or-A
ney-G General and Mrs William a. Andef-
son, No. 20s West Grace Street. ii