The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24

leFf nave Issued 1nVltutlOn4 LOr the mar
rage Of their daughter, Nellie vir-1
the wedding to tako place Wednesday,,
October sOth. at 8 p. NJ. In the home
Of MIR. and Mrs. Foster, ut Highland
Pork. I, 8r|
Schnchtc-Drndy.
Miss Willie Evelyn Brady. of Rich
mond. and Mr.. Herbert Moore Schachte,
of Charleston, s. G.. were married In
Washington, D. c.. Tuesday evening,
the ceremony taking place at tho
home Of the brides aunt. Miss Leila b.
Austin. OF No. 1907 Ninth Street, North
west. and the Rev. james Smythe. OF
st. Patrick's Church. officiating.
The bride was gowned In white
satin, trimmed with princess lace. and
carried a shower OF bride roses and
lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Wilbur b. Coe. Of Baltimore,
the matron OF honor, wore white
d'esprit over taffcta. Miss Charlotte
Il. Bailey. maid Of honor, was attired
in pink crepe dc chine over pink silk.
Her flowers were pink chry santhe-
NUNS.
Mr.. e. w. Grafton gave the bride
away. Mr.. and Mrs. Schachte Will re-
side in Wilmington, N. G.
In Jefferson Hotel Ballroom.
The opening german of the autumn
season arranged under the direction
OF two of tho most popular society
girls OF the city, Miss Rebecca
Walker and Miss Brent Witt. will
be danced Saturday evening from
o to IL In the beautiful ball
room OF the Jefferson Hotel, The
hotel orchestra will set the pace
for dancing feet, and the colors OF the
Of Virginia and the Uni
versity OF North Carolina football
teams will have background OF palms
and American beauties, intcrmingled
with yellow and white chrysanthemums
that are specially associated with the
heroes OF the gridiron. and the even
ing's guests OF honor.
Colonel 10. Lane stern will open the
dance with a debutante's figure. In
which the lovely buds Of the season
will participate Afterwards the dance
will be changed to hop. That 1t viii
be largely and brilliantly attended
goes without tho saying,
Among those who have already ac-
copied Invitations, are: Misses Caroline
Hattie Shields. Eugene
Taylor. Fanny Miller. Virginia White
ley. Mary Butler, Louise McAdams..
Urquhart. Anne Keith Royal Anita
Cussens. Roberta Trlgg, Resale and
Maria Mines. Frances Myers. Juliet
Martin. Avis Grant, Louise Clarke.
Mary Drake, Juliet Keith. Warfield
Crenshaw. Caroline Gordon Rennolds,
Julia Coggill Joynes. Rena and Hawsie
Glazebrook, Cora Younger, Sherrard
Elsie Lindsey. Martha Robin.
son, Bessie Tomplsins. Helen Tanner,
Helen Adams. Mary Workman, Sarah
Chamberlayne. Aline Jennings. Jose
phine Sullivan. Elizabeth Kent King,
Mabel o'Ferrell, Laura rutherford,
Miss Bunting. OF Bristol: Miss Locker
mann, Misses Hobson. Julia Moore and
Doris Quinn. of Washington. D. c.
Chaperones of the evening will be
Judge and Mrs. S. B. Witt, Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. c. Walker. Judge and Mrs.
James Keith. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Pinckney Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. w, H.
Parrish, Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Crenshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Joynes. DR.. and
Armistead Wexford. Mr.. and Mrs W..
l.. Royal, Mr.. and Mrs. Portiaux ROD
inson Mr.. and Mrs. rutherford Fleet,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Larus. MT. ana Mrs
A. r. Mayo, and Mrs. Wilson, OF Ne"
York.
Gay German Scns0n.
Present prospects indicate that the
german season In Richmond and other
tiles Is to be very gay. Dates have
been arranged for the dances OF the
Bachelors Cotillon Club. of Baltimore.
and the Assembly of Philadelphia, as
we'll as the Saint Cecilia. OF Charles
ton. S. 9.
The Oldest and most exclusive Rich
mond social organization. the Rich
mond German Club, has taken the
firts step in It's program for the season
OF 1907 190S. by the election of the
following officers: Mr.. q. 7. ID. Myers.
presidents; Mr.. Levin Joynes. VICE
president, and Mr.. George Melville
Reid. secretary and treasurer. The
board of governors Is made up or
Messrs. 10 Lane Stern. Allen Potts,
John Currie, w. S. T. Mayo and James
Graves.
TO Mr. Reid. probably more than
any other one person during the past
several years, the Richmond German
owes much OF the success which has,
during his term of Office and in the
years preceding it, rendered Its dances
such delightful and notable events In
the Richmond world of fashion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A pretty wedding of yesterday was
celebrated at 6 p. NJ. In the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Andrew Cason,
when their daughter, Harriet Lillian,
was married to Mr.. George Dennis
Vaughan, son Of Judge w. D.
Vaughan, OF Floyd. Va, the Rev. j..
j. Haley, OF Seventh Street Christian
Church. performing the ceremony.
Elaborate and artistic house decor
ations were in sprays of autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums. Miss
Archie Berkeley rendered the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin, and
"Hearts and Flowers" during the
ceremony.
The bride entered with her father.
She was gowned in white lace,
with tulle veil and antique Jewels
Her maid Of honor, Miss May Daniel
Cason. wore yellow crepe de chine,
and the bridesmatds-Mis Jane
Cason, Emily Waddill and Ethel Mont
gomery. of Augusta county-were in
white organdy. Mr.. p. J. Alexander, OF
Bluefeld, W. Va, was best man, and
the groonsmen, Messrs. Charles Nc
Colgan, of Bluefleld; Henry Elicit. OF
Chrstiansburg, and p. "A. Cason, Jr., OF
Norfolk, Va. Many handsome wedding
gifts were received.
reception was given the bridal
party after the marriage in the home
Of the brides parents.
DOdl-,JOhnstOn.