The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-21
Antrim---Lee.

The most interesting social event OF
Yesterday was the wedding of Miss Doro-
thea Bankhead Lee. of Stafford county
ana Richmond, to MIR. Joseph L,nwood
q Antrim, of this city, celebrated ut !. =.
NJ, in the home of tho brides sister, MIS-,
Charles Patterson CardWell' OF Sist't1l
1Iill" Hanover. Va
The bride is the daughter OF Major ana
Mrs. John Mason Lee, of Stafford county,
the great granddaughter of famous Light
Horse Harry Lee, Of tho Revolution, ana
the niece Of the late General FitzhuHh
Lee, C. s. A. and U. S. a. Mr.. Antrim
is n social favorite in Richmond, a most
3lighly-esteemed gentleman anu SUCCESS
full man of affairs.
..Sicnal HILL" Mrs. Cnrdwell's beautiful
country home was beautifully decorated
with palms and garlands OF southern
smilaX roses. sweet peas and carnations.
The mantels We're banked with r. den-
hair-fefns and lighted with shaded pink
candles, which. with pink-shaded lamps,
furnished a softly glowing illumination.
The wedding march was S,layed by Mrs.
John Moncure. of Richmond.
After a charming old Virginia custom,
the bride with her maid OF honor, Miss
Mamie Mason Lee, came down the board
stairway, garianded in slnilax. and cross
ed the hall to the altar erected in front
of q bow window In the drawing-room.
4 white wax tapers. The groom and his
best man, Mr. Hugh Antrim Of Rich
rnond, met the bride and the maid of
honor at the altar. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Landon r. Mason.
OF Grace Episcopal Church, and the Rev.
John Moncure, both of this city
The bride was exquisitely ssowned IN
& white Chi En cloth over taffeta, trimmed
with tulle and Irish point lace she wore
+ & tulle veil end pearl and diamond orna-
,7lents. Her flowers wero lil!es-of-the-
valley.
The maid of honor was charming In
pink crepe de chine over silk trimmed
with Cluny lace. She carried pink sweet
peas.
Mrs C. P. Cardwell, at the reception inn
mediately following the ceremony, well
\ coined her guests in white crepe de chine,
garnitured with old lace and chiffon roses.
She held a coronation bouquet of white
Z sweet peas.
The display of wedding gifts, as to
number and value. was, imposing. The
4cnntinsent of guests present from a dis
+ lance was made up of the most fash
ionahle society people OF Richmond and
other cities. A special train conveyed
thn large party that went from this. city,
leaving here at G p. NJ.
a Mr. and Mrs. Antrim left for New York
at $50 O'clock last evening. They will
sail. February ed. to spend two months
in European travel.
Among those who attended from a
distance We're: Miss Mary Moncure and
Mrs Edward Rees, of Washington, d.
G.; Captain and Mrs. Gerow, of Lynch
+ burg, Va. Mrs, Philip Winston, of Min
neapolis. Mimi: Miss Mary Gusts Lee,
Of Fredericksburg Va; Miss Elizabeth
McMullen, of Ellicott City, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Valentine. Mr. and Mrs.
Nv, NTro
b Ben. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Lightfoot, Miss Mary Johnston, Miss
Igioise Johnston, Miss Anre Mason Lee,
Miss Lucy Coleman, Miss Elizabeth john
ston, Misses Quarles, Misses Gray Mr..
and Mrs. Rutherford Rose, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Moncufe, Mr.. and Mrs. Egg
bert G. Leigh, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs, Calvin
Whitley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Palmer, Miss
Alice Palmer, Miss Palmer, Mrs. Ethel
Clark, MGsus Weddell, Mr.. and Mrs.
James .MoHcure, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
ing Mr.. S. S. p. Patteson. Mr.. Victor
& Williams, Mr.. John Young, Mr.. Robert
Lancaster, Mr.. Robert Peyton, Mr.SsWil-
liam Habliston, Mr.. Harrison Blair Miss
Lou Belle Jones. Miss Ida Lane, Miss
Lucy Minor, Misses Sparrow, Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Mcguire. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
p. Mcguire Mr., and Mrs. William Bent
Icy, Mr.. ana MrS. Herbert Funsten, !. ISIS
Elise Moncure. Miss Helen Goodman, Mr..
and Mrs. Ta!rlie Cooke, Miss Virginia
Tyler, Miss Lulie Blair and many others
-i.l OF Richmond.
Round Table Meets.
The regular fortnighty meeting of the
Literary Round Table was held at
Womans Club yesterday afternoon, "The
Life and Art Of James Mcneil Whist
Ter" being under discussion.
Criticisms of several of Whistlers
paintings and portraits by Elizabeth
Luther Cary We're discussed. Extracts
were also given from Henry James's re-
cent book, THE American Scene" in
which the author gives his impression
of various American cities.
Mrs, Sampson, Of No. $50 East Grace
Street, will be chairman for the next
meeting of the Literary Round Table
The subject for Discussion Will be. Mod.
crn Dramatsts.''
Founders Day Celebration.
The annual celebration of Founders
Day took place yesterday at Shel.erinp
Arms Free Hospital, a large number
OF friends calling TO visit tic insti-
tuition and express their interest In its
welfare.
The usual reception was preceded by
g.