The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

was arranged back from her face, at
ter the custom OF foreign princcsses,
and was held with wreath Of orange
blossoms. Sprays Of the same flowers
were used in draping the lace Of the
brides gown. and her only ornament
was diamond pendant
AT the reception following at the home
of the brides parents, S12 Park Ave-
nue., the entire house was massed In
fragrant pink sweet peas and pink
lilies. Out along the porches bamboo
addition had been built and this, with
the whole garden, had been converted
into a veritable bower of beautiful
flowers and Japanese lanterns. and
trailing vines and myriads OF pink
flowers were used everywhere. An
orchestra. concealed by an effective ar
rangement OF bay trees and palms,
played during the reception hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamill left at once for
New York. from which place they viii
sail on Saturday to spend several
months travelling In Europe.
Guests from distance were Mrs.
Hugh II. HamilI, Miss Mathilde Hamil1.
Hugh Hamill, of Trenton. n. j.: Mrs.
William Bagnell and Miss Efiie Bag
nell. of st. Louis: Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
II. Gordon, of Baltimore; DR.. and Mrs.
William Roane Aylett, of Newport
News: Mr.. and Mrs. Barker Gummerc,
OF Princeton. N. j.; Miss Margaret
Simonds, william Hancock. OF Tren-
ton. n. j.: Miss Dudley Powers. of
Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Page. OF Beaver Dam. Va; Miss Polly
Townsend, of Philadelphia: Dr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Stryker, of Philadelphia;
Mrs William S. stryker. of Trenton;
General j. B. Castleman. OF Louisville.
KY; Mrs. Mary Connally Coke. OF
Asheville, n. c.. and Mrs. floyd
Hughes. OF Norfolk: Miss Katherine
Cook, Of New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bayard Blackwell. OF Nor
ristown. N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mayre, OF Washington; DR.. George NJ.
Ridgeway. of Trenton: SHon. Edward
S. Stokes, Ex-Governor of New Jer-
sey: Ferdinand Roebling. Jr.. OF Tren-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles hyde, OF
Plainield, n. j.; Mrs. Samuel M.
Ham!ll, of Princeton. y. j.; Mrs. Mann
Page, OF New Jersey; Mrs. Andrew
Moreland, Miss Esther Moreiand, OF
Pittsburg. and Alonzo c. Mather OF
Chicago.
Returned From Abroad.
Miss Eleanor Higgins. who has been
travelling abroad for more than year
and for the past two months mas peen
quite Ill in Milan, Italy. has returned
10 Richmond. and is slightly improved.
Miss Higgins was accompanied nome
by Miss Kathleen Caughy, VINO mas
also spent the past winter IN ieaAy.
Miss Theresa Higgins and party OF
tr,anas went on to New York few
weeks ago to meet Miss Caughy and
her aunt, Miss Higgins, and were very
| handsomely entertained at several
/ dinners while in that city. MISS
| Caughy has been recent vlsitor IN
Baltimore, where she was the guest
| of honor at a number of charming
affairs. -
Mrs. Joseph A. Higgins and daush-
| ter, Miss Alma Higgins. OF Atlanta
Ga, are the guests OF the MISSES
Higgins. at 2l9 Governor Street, Tor
| some time.
Mrs. Virginius Machen, OF Mobjack'
| Va, was the guest of honor at beau
| tifuI bridge party given Tuesday al
4 ternoon by Mrs. Victor Shelburne, at
| her home in Ginter Park. AT the con-
/ clusion OF tho game, Mrs. Machen was
| presented by her hostess with beau
1 tiful nosegay Of lavender sweet peas.
Mrs. Machen Is visiting Mrs. Silas Shell
i burne at 216 Sha1eEE Direct.
Il Miss Lemmon's Wedding.
An important wedding Wednesday
H night in Baltimore was that of Miss
Dulany Lennon, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ], Southg gate Lennon. and DR.. G..
Howard White. Jr., of Gainesville, Md,
at the home of the brides parents, I'll
j West Lanvale Street. The ceremony
4 took place at s o'clock. the Rev. VIII
liam NJ Dame, rector of Memorial Pro
testant Episcopal Church. officiating.
4 Miss Lemons, who was given In
4 marriage by her father, wore beau
! tiful gown of white satin and rose
4 point lace. Her tulle veil was caught
1 with sprays OF orange blossoms, and
| she carried a bouquet of lilies OF the
| valley.
. Miss Grace Lennon, the brides SIS
! ter, was her only attendant Her
gown was OF pink lowered MULE, and
she carried large bunch OF kl!larney
roses.
Wilson White was his brothers best
| man. and there were no ushers. Palms
| and pink peonies were the decorations
for the drawing-rooms.
! Owing to the recent death of Mr..
LANNON'S brother -in-law. Robert Ne
vile, the invitations We're for the two
/ Immediate families only. The out OF
town guests included Mr., and Mrs. 3.
Hunter Dulany. Of Grafton Hall, va
MI. ana Mrs. Fred Mc1lhone, OF Vir-
ginia; Or. and Mrs. Archibald Cary
Randolph; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rozler Du-
1 lany, Of washington, D. c.; Mr.. Ar
il thur Herbert. Of Alexandria, va;
i Gwynn TnyIoe, of Mount Airy, Va. TIT
i Misses Randall. Of Lakewood, N a.;
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Gather, Jr., OF
Kentfield, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathanlei
a. Morrison, of New York; Mr.. ana
Mrs, Julian S. Roszel, OF Lan n.
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. r. Curzon HOFFMAN,
Mrs. c. Morton Stewart and MT. ana
Mrs. George blackstone. Of Baltimore.
After a wedding trip, which WI
be made by automobile, DR. and Mrs,
White will live at 1o29 Cathearat
street. baltimore,
4 Sail for Glasgow.
DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ Fraser OF staun'
ton, are now in New York. from Whlct
place they expect to sail Saturday tol
Glasgow. Scotland
Douglas Fraser and Miss Jean Fra
sci. are spending several weeks in thi:
city as the guests OF friends.
Visiting Here.
Miss susie Anderson, of Clifton
Forge Va, is spending a few days II
Richmond at 215 East FRANKLIN Street
Later Miss Anderson will be Joined ny
Il Anderson who