The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08

uiar and exceedingly attractive. il well
known In the society circles OF the
South, having made her debut several
years ago IN New Orleans. she spent
last winter in Baltimore and the pre-
ceding season Ia Richmond. The groom
is one OF the most prominent jurists
OF his State.
The bridge will be attended by thres
mstrons Of honor, Mira. John Herbert
Claiborne, OF New York; Mrs. William
award Holt, OF Lexington, y. c.; and
MRS. Cecil l.. Cornelius, a sister of the
bridge, OF NEWPORT News. They viii
be beautifully gowned in white chiffon
cloth, built over white messaline, and
viii carry La france roses. The brides
maids, Misses Anne Preston Bridges
OF 4Ssheviliie, N. C. Alice Davis, Of
Wilmington. n. c.: and Leila Saun-
ders, OF New Orleans. La, In dainty
frocks OF pink chiffon and messaiine,
viii carry bouquets OF La france roses
Judge Brown, of the Supreme Court
will be the best man, and the grooms
men include Judge J. l." Manning, of
Durham. n. C.. senator Lee :. over
man, OF Salisbury. n. c.; John NJ.
N alker. of isaltmcre: Judge Crawford
Biggs, Of Durham; Sattle Dockery. Of
Buckingham: Charles Tillett, Of Char
lotte. n. q; Thomas Settle, OF Ashe-
vile; Wills Dowd. OF New YORK, Wal
ter c. Mordeca OF New York. and Her
bert Mcroecai of New Orleans, broth
ers OF the bride.
The bride will be handsomely gowned
In duchess lace over chiffon ana satin,
and will carry shower OF lilies of
the valley and white orchids. Her
long veil will be gracefully caught with
a wreath of orange blossoms, and, as
her only ornament. she viii wear
diamond pendant
Entering with her father By whom
she viii tie given away, che VIII nae
preceded two charming little iteS SF
grle. Misses Annie Louise Manning, OF
Durham, \. C., and Sale Cameron, of
Raleigh. They will wear dainty frocks
of embroidered null with wide pink
sashes. and will carry Marie Autoin-
cite baskets of pink blossoms.
A protusion of pink flowers aud dali
sizes VIII he used TO decorate both the
church and the Warwick Hotel. where
"a brilliant reception will follow the
ceremony. A long oval Of bride roses
will form an exquisite oentrepiece for
the table, Judge Walker with his
bride will ieav Immediately after the
reception for Canada. 10 be away some
time. They viii make their home in
49, ~
The out.of-town guests for the we'd
dins are Judge and Mrs. j. S. Man
nins, OF Durham: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
ham Cameron, OF Raleigh; Mr. and
Mrs John Walker. of Baltimore; Or.
and Mrs. Herbert Claiborne. Of New
York; Miss Mary T. Kirk. OF Norfolk:
Miss Laura Harris Kirk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bird Field Lieutenant Louis
Davies, L. $. A. OF Norfolk, and Law
renee Mordecai, OF New Orleans.
Plans Of the Tafts.
The Washington Post of wednes-
day has the following
Mrs. TAFT will leave Washington for
Beverly. Mass. In about a fortnight,
when the house occupied there last
by the president and his
family, and which the president has
leased for several years, will be In
readiness for her
Miss Helen Taft, who has returned
from Bryn Mawr. will he at the White
House for few days. She will make
some visits before going 70 Beverly
one OF the pleasant rumors now aipat
with regard TO next season Is that
Miss Taft will he included in it's list
of deoutantes. Miss Taft has con-
ciuded her sophomore year at college,
and 1t is probable even should she
decide on year or two of social
gayety, that she would eventually re-
sumo her studies and conclude her
curse 1t is understood tina her
father and mother have left the de-
ctsion To her now, as they left the
choice of a college course to her IN
tn beginning. She Is an enthusiastic
student, and has carried off many
honors, including the prize for the best
entrance examination to Bryn Mawr.
Orebaugh- Ledley. ..
Mr.. Paul Il. orebaugh and Miss
Marie A. Ledley daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D.-As Ledles, of West Cary street,
were married at an early hour Wed
nfsday morning at the English
Lutheran parsonage by the pastor,
RN j. J. Scherer, Jr They imme-
diateiy left for Washington to spend
several days Mr. olebaugh is an en-
pioye of the Atlantic Coast Line rail-
road, and Is held in high esteem by
his employers.
Personals.
Miss Maude Starke, of sl4 West
Grace street, mas returned TO her
home, after visit to the Misses Wise
In Churchland.
Mrs. George =. Lambeth has loft
80 NAN9 ~ NAsIt HEr UHuSnfeF, Mr&,
n. l.. Alcocke, at Rocky Mount. n.
G.. frem whence she will go Ia Red.
ford city Va, to visit DR. 4. S. Lam
beth. She VIII then go 20 Harmon
ton \. =, whore she will he the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Howard
~. MonIor', returning to the city Ia
tho fail
Hiss Craze west, OF WaverIy. Va.
has been recent guest at the exc.
culVe mansion.
4if. anu Mrs A. r. HoIdeyby. Jr--
iefs Norfolk Monday night on the
Ola dominion ship for New York.
from which place they will sail for the
Bermuda Islands.
Miss Mary Ball is rhe guest Of
friends in Alexandria for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F.. Boykip of
Norfolk, who have been visiting reIa-
tives in Richmond for a week hsv.
left for Washington, their future home,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. *. Franklin have
returned TO Richmond, after spending
a rev days at the Chamberlin. Old
Point '' '1
Mrs. Charles Wood, who has heep
the guest of friends here, Ia now visit
ing in North Carolina.
Charles #. Wakefield, Jr.. SON Of
Mr.. and Mrs, C. II. Wakefield con
tinues sick in his home on Jefferson