The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11

Grace Street. will be the hostess OF 4
dinner at the Jefferson to-day given In
honor of Miss Mary Louise HARDWOOD
whose wedding 10 Robert Gordon sprat-
ley. OF Petersburg. Va, VIII be cele
brated November fe
Miss Ciinlmers's Card Party.
Miss Mary Chalmers, of 1119 Grove
Avenue. will give bridge card party
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to the
debutantes of this season and In honor
of Miss ELLA Nichols, of Savannah.
Ga. who Is her house guest.
Miss Chalmers and Miss Nichols viii
be entertained Saturday evening at a
supper to be given by Everett Wad-
dey at the Country Club Miss Carrie
Lee Waddey and several Richmond mer
Will be others present at the supper.
In Honor OF Miss Gibbs.
Miss Phyllis Jones. of 210 West
Main Street, gave an informal tea from
8 to p. NJ yesterday in honor or
Miss Marion Gibbs, Of Altoona, Pa.
who is spending some time with rela-
tivcs In Richmond.
Fashionable Wedding.
In ST. Thomas Episcopal Church, Or
ange. Va at Z o'clock yesterday eve
ming, Miss Peachy Gascoigne Lyme.
daughter of Mrs William II. Lyme. was
married TO virginius Randolph Shack
elford, son of Judge and Mrs. George
S. Shackelford, by Rev: Robert S. Car
ter. the wedding being fashionable
event Of the autumn.
Palms. yellow chrysanthemums and
candelabra were used effectively In
church decoration. The bride walked
to the altar with her brother, H. Oil
yer Lyme. She was gowned in white
liberty satin. trimmed with duchess face
and pearls. Her veil was caught with
orange blossoms. and her flowers were
a shower of lilies of the valley.
Miss Lucy Lawrence Lyme, the maid
of honor. wore white messaline, banded
with gold-colored satin and trimmed
with lace. The bridesmaids, Misses
Nell Sutton. Lenore Tinsiey, Nancy
shackelford and Katie Hogc, had on
with gold bands over yellow satin.
Like the maid of honor, they wore
haif-veils of yellow tulle and held
armfuls of yellow chrysanthemums.
Tho little ribbonholdsrs. Margaret
shackelford and Elizabeth Lyme, were
in white. with yellow ribbons. Judge
George S. Shackelford was best man,
ana the groomsmen. A. Stuart Robert
son, of stanton: II. Green Shackelford.
of Orange Z. Addison Rennolds and
p. L. Conquest. of Richmond. The
ushers were DIR. l. s. Ricketts, and
Jackson Morton, of Orange. John II.
Randolph. OF Lynchburg, and Carl
Walker. of Richmond.
a reception given at Willow Grove.
the home of Mrs. William II. lyme i'm
cd faIt a fnr tbn rny - ana, y,V a @
largely attended Decorations were in
smilaa. ferns and chrysanthemums
After receiving congratulations Mr.. and
Mrs. shackelford left for an extended
Northern tour. They will reside at
Orange after December I.
Out-of-town guests al the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Moncure, Rich
mond: Mrs. Samuel Burke. Nottoway:
Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Moncure. Phiiadel-
phia; Hon. r. C. J.. Moncure, Stafford;
DR.. p. St l.. Moncure, Norfolk; Mrs.
James Sinton, Richmond; William A.
Moncure, Richmond; F. T. Sutton. Rich
mond; Mrs. r. B. shackelford, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. e. Walker. Richmond: Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. ". c. n. Randolph, Lynchburg;
Mr. and Mrs. William Porterfield.
Misses Elizabeth Randolph and Eliza
beth Porterfield. of Gunston Hall.
Washington: Mr. and Mrs. Luther War
rem and Miss Louise Warren, Rich
mond; Miss Jennie Maitland, Freder-
icksburg. Miss Mary a. WILCOX, Nor
folk: j Rogers Allrich. of Philadelphia;
Miss Josephine Sizer and others.
Chairmen to Meet.
The chairmen of the committees ap-
pointed to organize and conduct
canvass of the Young Woman's Chris
,tian Association, VIII meet to-day at
4:30 p. NJ, at the association.
Miss Prentiss. of Buffalo, n. T.. will
be present at this meeting. She is ma
tional worker. and is an interesting
speaker.
Luther-Lyne.
'fhe illness of AIr. H. c. Lyme of Gem
.tralia, Va. has caused a change in
the wedding arrangements of his
daughter. Sadie. to ". z. Luther, Of
,centralia The young couple have de-
.cidad to go to Washington. D. c. on
November 16. and be quietly married
there, instead of in the brides home in
Centralia. as had been originally in
tended a Northern wedding trip will
be followed by return to Centralia.
where Mr.. Luther is the Atlantic Coast
Line telegrapher.
Invitations Issped,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Harris have Is
sued inYitationsto the marriage or
their daughter. Ellie Louise I'reimann,
to John Marshall Baker, on Wednes-
day, November 16. Miss Freimann and
Mr.. Baker are a very popular young
couple of Church Hill, Mr.. Baker Is
connected with the printing department
of T. w Wood & Sons, of this city.
IN and Out of Town.
Miss Nancy Elicit. of Cincinnati, who
spent last week in Richmond as the
guest of Mrs. Beirne Blair, is now visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. G. B. Ryan, in Nor
folk.
Mrs, a. T. Trafford is spending some
time with friends In Roanoke, Va,
Graham Lambeth, OF Danville. Va, is
spending the week in Richmond.
w r Lewis, of Richmond took