The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Miss Mary. Johnson s. guest when \ she.
played N. Audrey In Richmond {3E

Miss Il Mary Johnson $ guest when slllle
played IA udrey's' In Richmond.
Mrs. SCOTS Hunt Breakfast.
sggS The socia | event Of to-day will be Mrs
Frederick W.8Scott's hunt break fast at
which tho hunting men will appear II,
their pink coats, md the young IL dies.
&inttheir riding habits Aftela tho break IL
fast WI come the meet and Tho afternoon
reception at the club house, making ~
pleasant prospect for smart riders o. Dol u
sexes, and for the society women that nat
always Is form the Reception Committee
at no club. II Il x
38 Clayton Lang horne.
S33 At noon Nv edncsday, Miss Mamie lay
8lor 81 4angtorne, Of NVashingtonsaD y. IS Gu
formerly o f. Lynclburg, Va and Captain
Powell Clay ton, j II. or the Eleventh Regi--
%mcnt, United States Cavalry, We're mar r.
Srlcd at the home Of the bride parents
MI. and Mrs. ohm III Lang horne 93$
8JSS;% The Rev. Roland Cottonsmltl5 perform
ed the ceremony In the presence 1.-THE
families bf the contracting pair. The
bride, ROBBED s;in white satin. trimmed.
with old rose point lace, witt tulle vel,
and carrying a bouquet Q white orchids
and lilies or the valley, entered with her
bro Their. Captain George 4, 7. l4anghorne.y
She was preceded by, her sister Miss
Alice Langhornc, who wore a gown OF Of
pink chiffon, and carried pink roses. ~;
The brit egroonl, who q Halted them e n
the draWing-roonl wore his full- dressj uil-
form. as did his best man. Cs,ptain#J ~
r. M. Taylor OF the Fourteenth Regi-;
3r,ent, United States Infantry, and the
army me n among the ushers. "a \. \
Among tho latter were Baron NJ onchelr,
the Belgium a Minister; Captain = illiam
Laslter Captain james Logan, and NJ
Marshall Lang 1orne. 8 u. ~ & %jy s$s iiiJi.$
5S${ Captain Clayton Is the son OF the Amer y
lean ambassador to Mexico, and brother.
of Baroness Nloncheur.2 Y; i3,5
B d Tho young couple will pass most Ss.5 o.
their honeymoon In d NJ exico.s later going
to sDes Moines, Iowa, where the bride
groom is now stationed 4 4. 5ia
Hine-LeWis. . s8.s
Miss & Norma Lewis daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs, Clarence Lewis, Q e NVnshillgto ton,
Is n. was married OH Tuesday evening
Ia Mr. M ilton j. n Hlne, Of SIoanville, III
the home ot tho brides parents on Ken
lucky Avenue. Ss Il Z. af . ~, Y,
Chapel oftlciated. in " Il q. 335
gc.aptain w. s, Davenport was best man,
ana tho bride was attended only by t1er
tiny sister, Miss Dorothy I,owls. fiis X III
"a the BRIDE wore n gown q white creme
do chine trimmed with duchess lace, w Tn
lilies Of tho valley in her hair, and car
,ad Y, 3shnwert boucluet OF Bride roses md
| lilies. B 4. S3 rs III al II.
| S Asnrcttytfeature was the playing OF tho
1Mendelssohn DW edding March" for the
entry OF tho bridal party, md Hearts
| and Flowers during the ceremony, by
tho brides gliIhood friend, Mrs. Norma
| ziebcr Wilcox, mt whose wedding IN the
fall tho bride Of to-day performed the
i same service ,F.33
N M. ana Mrs. Iline will lie at home to
their friends IN Danvllle va upon t9le'f
] 1eturn from a Northern tour. Fl s Il. {lSa vi y
Engagement Announced.
Nlr, and AIRS, George ". Oyler, of5NNVin--
4 chester. Va, have announced the engage
] mont Of their daughter, Miss Istolla Viz
/ glnla Oyler, to MI. BENJAMIN !. Prlnce'
i Of Baltimore. III q
4 Tie marriage Is to take ,'loce at tho
residence Of the brldea parents, * south
1 Kent street, Winchester, nj 4 o'clock on
1 Wednesday afternoon. February Sth'
i Miss oyiar,9 who Is the youngest daugl-
j ter Of MIR. and Mrs. OYlcr. IL one OF
yNjnchester's pref TEST and most charming
j girls. and exceedingly popular among 9
i large circle OF aca,alntances, .
MIR. Prince Is the sGldcSt Soll u llls late
1 CAPTAIN Thomas G. Prince, for many
years superintendent of the Valley diYi-
1 sion of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
4 and occupies a. responsible position With
i that company In Baltimore. lie anu
his bride Will make their future home
/ in that city
Allen-Dyson,
Miss Leila preciDla Dyson and Mr.. Tcm-
| ple spotswood Allen, Of this city, we're
united In marriage THURSDAY morning at
/ 10 o'clock at tho residence Of the bride
mother, on Liberty Street, Petersburg {
Tho bride was gowned In handsome
travelling tallor-mude suit, and carried Q
BUNCH Of yiolets, The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. r. NJ, Maxey,
/ OF Richmond,
Mr., and Mrs Allen left for the North
on bridal tour.
Lexington Daughters Receive
The Mary Custis Leo Chaptersof the
| Daughters OF the Confcdcracy, ut Lex
/ inston. gave a very enjoyable reception
| Thursday afternoon at the hospitable
home OF Dr. and Mrs. Andrew D, Estill,
The parlors and dining room were
tcstefully decorated in tho Confederate
colors- red and white-wlth Confederate
Il flags and cut flowers. 5i