The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Miss Hotchkiss Hostess.

Hotohktss. the charming young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Hotchkiss, JUST
wes, Of the University Of Virginia, IS the
scene of delightful July house party
which Includes Miss Lillian and MISS
mary s,ocomh, OF Fayetteville, n G.;
Misses Lillian and Louise Atkins. Mary
II a.,,rop, Edith Grant and Mrs. Preston
holland. Of Richmond Miss Jul'a
Gardiner Tyler, daughter OF President
and Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler. OF William ana
Mary College, Is also one OF the mouse
party guests
Last Tuesday. the entire company. IN
a nrtyate car attached to the early tram
over the Southern road, had the pleasure
OF a visit 10 Mount Vernon and otner
points Of historic interest in the vicinity
Of Alexandria, returning 10 Cn ar'o'}'e :,
Vile late In the evening.
Another visit taken In company Win
4 few intimate Charlottesville friends to
The famous Luray Cave proved most de-
lirhtfu,. on this occasion the party were
sc.endidly entertained by Mr.. III. 3.
Minis, Of the Hotel Lawrence.
Hudgin-Hudgin.
Dsnn.aus Baptist Church was the scene
OF an interesting wedding Wednesday
last at 80 P. NJ, when Mr.. Thomas L.
Hudgin led to hymen's altar. Miss Mae
D. Hudgin. the charming and attractive
daughter Of Mrs. J. S. Phillips, OF Poauo-
son. The Rev. W. r. Keefc performed
the ceremony.
The church presented a scene OF sum,
mer beauty; maze of vine and blossoms
artistically arranged under the super
vision of Miss Carrie NJ. Ironmonger, as
sisted BY friends of the contracting par
ties.
The bride Is noted for her charming
personality. Her kindness Of heart and
CHEEKY disposition have won for her a
host of friends and made her a social
favori,e. The groom Is one Of Mathews
county's most popular young business
men. and one OF exceptional qualities.
The bride wore lovely creation of white
crepe dc chine and lace built over taffeta,
large white picture hat, and carried a
white praycr-book.
The wedding procession entered the
church with the ushers leading, follow
Ell by the bridesmaids and groomsmcn.
Usiiers: DR.. l.. o. Powell and ]. e. Wor-
nom. Miss Angie Powell with Mr.. Howell
L. Hogge, Miss Marguerite Phillips with
Mr.. George H. Hudgin Miss Grace
Moore with Mr.. Logan Snow, Miss Nellie
Moore with Mr. ]. f. Davis The flow
er girls were little Misses Sally Wood
and Violet Powell, of Hampton
The bride, leaning on the arm of her
maid of honor, Miss Susie Hudgin, was
met at the chancel by the groom and
his best man, Mr. John l.. Hudgln.
The bridesmaids We're gowncd In hand
some costumes of white silk null over
taneta. with pink girdles. The fairy
like little foyer girls wore dainty crea-
lions of Whit, .oigasidy and satin ribbon.
Miss Powell carried a pillar OF roses and
ferns. while Miss Wood carried n gar
land of pink sweet peas and foliage.
Mrs. J. F.. Wornonl. cousin Of the bride.
IN her usual graceful manner. rendered
Mcndelssohn's wedding march as they
entered the church, and In her own.
sweet way sang softly during tho cere-
1nony, 20 Promis Me- while L.ohengrin
was played on leaving. The bridal party
were rendered an elegant reception ut
the home Of tho brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Phillips, after which the young
couple were driven TO Newport News.
en- route to Mathews county, their future
home. The presents were numerous and
handsome.
Gravatt-LeFoe.
The wedding OF Miss Lillian 1ncz Le