The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-20

operations to Lombardy Street
and the long square around
The Shenandoah.
Here, frcm to 10 p. NJ, the fun was
of the briskest, and the air was vocal
with laughter and with fragmentary
converse exchanged between the part
ncrs, vino, with hands on each others
shoulders, formed baby chain" fol-
lowing II lightning conductor" In the
person of its leader.
The Juniors in Richmond's smart set
were we'll represented. but the rapid
movement of the skaters rendered 1t
impossible, except in a few instances
to identify them. That they succeeded
in thoroughly enjoying themselves, and
that the evening was one of the jol-
Hest yet spent by the skating contIn-
gent. was fact easily apparent, even
to casual observer.
Among the many who We're out were
Misses Gay Montague. Elsie Lindsey.
Carrie Rcnnolds Madge Montgomery
Grace Neal, Martha Fitzgerald, Daisy
Boykin. Josephine Fleming. Virginia
Fleming. Eliza Christian. Misses Poore.
Messrs George Parsons, William David
son, Albert Word. Edward Mccarthy.
Edward Haynes, Addison Rennolds,
Charles Shields. Harry Augustine and
William Grigg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The wedding of Miss Josephine Bev-
erly Christian. daughter of Major and
Mrs. Langdon T. Christian, of No. 1910
East Broad Street, to Mr.. Clarence
Watkins Hundley. Of Jacksonville. Fla.
was celebrated at s o'clock yesterday
evening at Broad Street NJ. e. Church,
the Rev. DR.. G. c. Kelly officiating
Church decorations were in green
and white. The music was directed by
Professor Watson. and the bride game
| In with her father. She wore q princess
gown of white chiffon cloth over satin,
with laco berthe panels and veil. Her
flowers were a shower Of lilies of the
valley.
She was attended by matron of
honor. Mrs. Joseph #. Leonard. attirei
in white Marquisette, and holding a
| cluster OF white roses. and by her
bridesmaids: Misses Grace Lee Briggs.
Allene Preston Stenlein. Margaret
| Somerville Walstrum, of Roanoke, and
Phyllis Edwards, of Newport News. The
maids had on white batiste frocks over
taffeta, and carried bouquets of pink
roses
Mr.. w. smedcs Hundley. OF Columbia,
S. c., was best man, and the grooms-
men were Messrs. c. Carroll Riddick,
e. P. Brinkley, D. II. Dunn and w. D.
Shepherd.
"A reception was held at the home Of
the bride from $3.50 to 10 p. NJ. Thilow's
orchestra played during the evening.
Attractive floral decoration was In
pink and green. pink roses and carna-
lions against background of smllax
| and palms.
After their return from a South
ern bridal tour on April 1st, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hundley will reside In Jackson
Vile, Fla.
To-morrow's Meet.
/ The meet of the Deep Run Hunt Clua
will be at o'clock tomorrow after
noon at Rio Vista.
Hostesses for the afternoon recep-
ton In the club parlors following the
meet will be Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges
Frazier, Mrs. j. S. Davenport, Miss
Eda Atkinson. Miss Lillian Binforl
Miss Nan Lindsey, Miss Caroline
Armistead and Miss Daisy Boykin.
Over the Teacupa.
Miss Kate Meredith will direct at.
fairs at the tea room In the jefferson
Hotel this afternoon.
The hostess will be assisted by Miss
Mildred Boyd. Miss Elizabeth Atkin.
son, Miss Mabel Walker and Mrs. Hor.
ace Halves.
Mrs. Moore At Home.
Mrs Warner Moore, Of No. s1s Yves,
Franklin Street, gave the first OF s
series Of at homes on Wednesday at.
ternoon. Her guests were asked t.
meet Mrs. Wight, Of Baltimore.
At Rosemary Library.
Rosemary Library was pleasant
place yesterday afternoon for callers
who ware glad to enjoy delightfG
social hour partake Of hospitality dis
pensed by Mrs. w. L. Sheppard ant
her assistants. and contribute to thu
book fund OF the library.
The library rooms We're crowded dur
Ing reception hours.
Donation Day.
The home of the Belle Bryan Da3
Nursery and Free Kindergarten will b
open throughout to-day. when annua
donations will DO received. Stores o
al kinds, including fuel and clothing
VIII be- thankfully received, Tea vii
be served by tho board this afternoon
from to Z o'clock.
narden-UnderwOOd.
The wedding of Miss Jack Under
wood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. job
II Lee Underwood. OF Smithfield, to Nj
Harry NcMlllian Darden, son of Mrs
. Lucie A. Darden. of Suffolk, was cele
L brated at the BRIDES home on Wednes