The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

green that appear like sunlight and shaoe
In a garden. This synrbollzes the poetry
OF the springtime.
4 ..The third gown, that have brought IS
n realization OF my own Idea. l TOOK 10
her Lord Byron's description OF an
Italian night written at the time When
he was so mndly in love in italy. Inc
line that selected 8 the theme IS ms:
.Hues that have words and speaks to you
z Of heaven.
Italian Garden Pictured.
"Over pink chiffon she has placed NOUS
seine dc sole. upon which have been
paintcd wreaths of ancmone buds and
harebells You know the anenone Is SO
&yer,s common in Italy. Its delicate pink
shading contrasts with the dainty plue
az the harobclls. These wreaths are 80
arranged that they impart the effect OF
clanubering from the bottom OF the
flounces upward g.
..'rhe sleeves are in pink and over the
shoulder Is wreath OF anemones EN-
lace which forms the cpaulettes over the
yoke is OF Chantilly lace and the entire
effect adequately carries out the line,
which suggested to the artist, for artist
she is.
,.,rhis titled dressnaker has, as you
know. a raised platform lighted by cleo
&tricity. on which tho models come ii you
wish to purchase a gown already MADE.
These models are beautiful girls and tho
picture they make Is lovely"
Whipple-O Osborn.
Mns Jane Lee Osborn and Mr.. Thomas
Swami Whlpple. a grandson of former
!, Governor Swami of Maryland, were mar
SrIe5 IN the Church of the Ascension,
Washington, D. c.. on Tuesday morning
last. the Rev. G. w. Jones officiating.
The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr.. Edward Chew Osborne, Of
+ baltimore She wore n handsome travel
Ing costume of blue broadcloth. She Is
connected with several prominent faIni-
lies OF Clarke and Loudoun, and Is from
aLeesburg, Va, where she and her hus-
band will reside after a. honeymoon spent
f North
Colonial Reception and Ball.
A colonial reception and ball. will be
given Monday night. December 26th, IN
the Fredericksburg Opera House. under
the auspices OF the Betty Washington
Lewis Chapter, Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution.
The reception and the dance promise
10 be- a beautiful affair, as many cos
tunes which have descended from past
genera lions will be worn by ladies pres
lcnt. Patronesses OF the evening will in
clude Mrs Charles Wallace. Mrs. D. D.
Wheeler, Mrs. J. E. Mason, Mrs. A. c..
Doggett. Mrs. J. Evans Martin Mrs
Shepherd, Mrs. ]. E. Tompkins, Mrs. W.
y. Carter. Mrs. J. B. F'Icklen. Mrs. A. r.
Howard, Mrs. George Richerson. Mrs
w F. Price. Mrs. w. S. White, Mrs
"A, It. EInbrey, Mrs. G. G. Rowlett. Miss
Herndon and Miss Braxton. Refresh
ments will be served by dainty young
maidens and Washington orchestra
will play lovely old-fashioned airs thut
will add to the beauty OF the scene.
Miss Willis at German.
The Winchester News-Item OF Decem-
her 14th, says:
The first Tuesday german" OF the
season given by members of the Balti'
more Juniar. cotillion Club was held last
night at Lchmann's Hall.
The ballroom was adorned with the
! old gold satin portieres OF the club. and
| southern smilax hung from the central
| chandelier and wreathed the great golden
| lusters that twinkIcd with innumcrable
| candles.
Among those In attendance was Miss
| Lucy Marshall Willis, of Winchester, In