The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26


Opeauon, va, played the wedding nili-
sic, rendering the Lohengrln March Aa
the bridal party entered the church,
"Consolatioh'' during the ceremony
and concluding with the Mehdelssohn
Recessional
Dir. and Nrra. swimley left tyr tile
North, where they Will spend sheir
honeymoon DR.. swimtsy Is .. son OF
DR.. and Mrs. William A. swimley, Of
Winchester. He lis a graduate OF the
University College OF Medicine OF
Richmond, and is member OF the
staff of physicians and surgeons of
the Winchester Memorial Hospital.
For several days before the we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Ln1rIck entertained
large house party at their home
near Winchester, and many entertain
ments were given for the bride.
Returning to Richmond.
Pendleton Turner, who has been
student at Sewanee University for the
past year. will return to Richmond
next week and will be the guest OF his
mother, Mrs. NJ. v. Turner, at her
apartment In the Raleigh. Later in
the sumner Mr.. Turner will attend q
house party at Bar Harbor, of which
3TLHuT tJTdy VIII DC UOSt.
Guest Of Mr. md Mrs. Potts.
Mrs. William Hubert, of Cincinnati
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John D. Potts, at the Chester
field Mrs. Hubert will be matron OF
Aylett Royal to Barker Gunsmere
Paul's Church on Thursday evening.
Mr. HnmIlI'a Dinner.
Says Il recent Trenton paper:
amidst group of about fifty in
innate friends. Barker G. Hamill.
prominent iii social circles. bade q
formal farewell to bachelorhood with
a dinner in the spacious ball room OF
the Country Club last Thursday eve
ming. The dinner was stag event.
was novel and successful in every
particular and was in honor of Mr..
Hamills approaching marriage to
Miss Page Royall, of Richmond, June
2. The dining room was converted
into an imitation Of Bohemian cafe.
In the centre of the big hall the din
Ing table was placed, with smaller Ia
bles arranged around II. The electri-
cal effects brought out more clearly
the suggestion of a Bohemian atnlos
phere. which the scattered furniture
and floral futures completed Wink
ler's Orchestra rendered a program of
music during the evening. Mr.. Ha-
mills guests included Messrs. Fran
els 3. Lee, DIR. Paul cort, r. c. Man
ming, John H. groughton. Nelson l..
Petite, Charles Gummere. Malcolm G
Buchanan, William Green. Z. l. Pier
son, Scott, scammell, DIR. George r..
Rtdgeway. DR.. II. j. Cotton. Edward
q. Fulper. E. " Walton. Sidney NJ.
Oliphant. n. c. Blackwell, Alfred n.
Barber, +. W. Roebling. Jr., Frederick
Clark Stephen Blackwell. Arthur d.
Forst. Perez =. Richardson. Noble II
Harrison, Fred 3. Yard. Frederick A.
Duggan, Thomas II. Baldwin, William
T. White. Hugo Hamiil. A. T. MacClin-
took, William Blackwell, Walton II.
Watson, Bruce Bedford, Harvey
Whitehead. w NJ. Dickinson. W. "A An
derson. II. C, Horn. j. ". Parker.
Robert " whitehead. T. II. c. Van
syckel. Joseph Harmer, Harry r
Smith. w H. Linburg. II. 3. Tobln.
Edward H. Wood and Ralph Tobin.
Spend Summer Abroad.
Miss Hester Cabell Tabb will leave
Richmond to-day for New York to join
party OF friends. with whom she
will sail from that place on Saturday
morning on the steamship Barba-
rosa. To spend the summer travelling
in Europe. Miss Tabb will not return
TO Virginia until after the middle OF
October.
TO DC Confirmed Saturday.
Master Adoiph Meyer. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ell C. Meyer, will be con-
frmed on Saturday, May IS. al the
Temple Beth Ahabah.
Visiting Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Yost and Miss
Merrill Yost, of Stanton. Va. are
spending few days in this city be-
fore going TO Poughkeepsle, n. Y.
where they Will be the guests of Miss
Mary Yost.
Wedding In fredericksburg.
c. O'Connor Goolrick. OF F'redericks-
burg, and Miss Mamie Osborne Flick
len. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. F.
Ficklen, of Belmont" near that city,
were united in marriage at St
Georges Episcopal Church last night
in the presence of a large assemblage
of relatives and friends. Rev Dr. r. j.
Mcbride, rector of the church. off,
ciating The edifce was handsomely
decorated with cut flowers, potted
plants b4opiiiiS Iiiodutdlieo Ivy,
and lighted with wax candles The we'd
ding music was played by Eugene
Bonner, organist OF the Unitarian
Church in Baltimore. The attend
ants were Miss Virginia Ficklen, sis
ter of the bride. maid Of honor; Miss
Jennie Ward Maitland and Miss Kate
Newell Doggett. bridesmaids. Chester
B. Goolrick, brother of the groom. act
ed as best man. The groomsmen were
Col. W. w. Old. Jr.. of Norfolk; NJ. G.
Latimer, OF New York: Contee S.
Ficklen. of Baltimore A. F. Dickson,
f. L. w. Green and w. X. Goolrick.
The bride was given away by her IA
Their. She wore dress of white satin
meteor. trimmed with accordion plait-
ed chiffon cloth and Princess lace.
Her tulle veil was caught with or
ange blossoms and she carried lilies
of the valley and white sweetpeas.
The costume of the maid-of-h honor was
sun plated dress OF blue satin with
white lace, and the, two bridesmaids
were gowned In sunplalted white chif-
fon cloth over blue satin with high
blue girdles caught with wreaths OF
pink roses. The maid-of-honor and