The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-27
Delaware family and has recently
made his home in the West.

itrt,lIe Lunchcot.
Miss Nora Leary was hoato5s at
very attractive bridge luncheon Yeftcr-
day in honor Of Miss Caroline Shields
and her bridesmaids. rho rooms @ero
lcihfminSiy arranged in pink and white
azaleas, and luncheon was served at
! the little tables. Place cards were
handpaintcd cards OF lilies and orange
blossoms,
Miss Evelyn Gordon was also host
ess at tea yesterday afternoon com
plitncnthry to Miss Shields and her
bridesmaids The rooms were decorated
IN pink and %hite flowers.
Mrs. /, Newton Vaughan entertained
the bridal party after the rehearsal last
evening In her apartments at the Ra-
| leigh Decorations were in quantities
OF pink roses and mignonette, with
great branches OF white flowers
Miss Ecndrcn's Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Pocahontas
Rust Hcndren. daughter OF william
! Hardy Hendren, to John Amber Mas
som, OF New York, which takes place
this evening at 6 o'clock at Christ
| Church Cathedral, New orleans. will be
n very brilliant event, and the round
of beautiful entertainments given for
the bridal party has been much COM
| mented upon in that city OF handsome
] entertaining. 1T will be lily of the
valley wedding, and the chancol OF the
beautiful church Will be banked with
profusion of those flowers, with
background OF palms, and easter lilies
| VIII be used on the altar. The<cere-
| mony VIII be performed by Rev. Alex
ander Barr. dean OF the cathedral. as
! sisted by Rev. Lelndon Randolph Mas
/ som, father OF the groom. The bridal
party VIII enter the church to Tam
! hauser's March, and %. Thou Sublime
Evening Star" will be played during
the ceremony.
Miss Ida oswald Mason, OF this city,
VIII attend the bride az maid of honr
and the bridesmaids VIII be Misses
Laura Hayward. Evelyn Dreuill. Dor
othy Thomson and Rebecca McCutch.
con rhey will ali wear gowns of pale
green satin, with an ovcrdrcss of green
chiffon, and the deep v necks Will De
| trimmed with soft lace. They viii
! wear green chiffon hats, trimmed in
lilies OF the valley. and Will garry clus-
tiers OF lilies. All of the frocks will
shade from very pale to darker green
Richard Sperry. of New York. viii
be the groom's best man. and the
groomsmcn Will include Dick Leverich.
OF New Orleans Robert Randolph. OF
Riverside. Ill; Canning Toy. of Chi
| cago. and Henry Collins, of New Or
leans. The ushers will be Henry
George Mccall, Henry Collins. Stewart
Leblanc and Henry Levcrich-all or
New Orleans.
The bride will enter the church with
her father, by whom she will be given
away. She Will wear an imported gown
| OF white satin draped in chiffon, with
panel of real lace and cut V neck.
| Her veil of Illusion Will be caught with
a coronet OF natural orange blossoms
and myrtle. and she will carry
slower bouquet OF lilies of the valley.
Following the ceremony there will
be an Informal reception at the brides
| home. to which tile members Of the brt-
dal party and the younger set have
been invited. After wedding tour or
some weeks Mr.. Mason and his bride
will visit relatives in Virginia, later
| going to New York, where they VIII
make their home
Guests from distance are Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Boyd. OF Knoxville, Tenn:
| Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Gwathmey. of New
| YORK: Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hinman. Of
( Flushing. y. y. and others.
The bride elect entertained the brit
| dal party at her home after the re-
hearsal Monday evening. and Mr. Hen
| dren was host AT a very beautiful
| breakfast Tuesday morning aboard the
! steamship louisiana a stag supper
| was given the groom and his attendants
! on Tuesday evening, and any number
| of attractive informal affairs have been
| given during the past week for the bril-
| dal party.
| Guests for Wedding.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. Southgete Lennon
/ and the Misses Lennon. of Baltimore,
are guests at Grafton Hail." Fauauier
| county. Va, for the Randolph-Dulaney
! wedding. Misses Eliza and Louise
| Whyte of Baltimore, are also among
/ the guests. Mr. and Mrs. W. w. L.
| Trotter. of Charlottesville, are house
| guests at Grafton Hail. for several
1 days.
| Important Meetings.
! The Confederate Memorial Literary
! Society will meet in the Confederate
| Museum this morning at II o'clock.
| Members are asked to attend.
| Memorial services viii be held IN
Union station Church Sunday, May /,
| at O'Clock. under the auspices of the
lakewood Memorial Association Vet
| Grams and members of all Confederate
| memorial associations are invited TO
| be present and are requested to assem-
BILE in the Sunday school room of the
church at 1880 o'clock.
| Erminger-WilIinEhn
| Another wedding of interest to So
\
ming at o'clock very quietly in the
home of the brides brother. Calder B..
| Willingham, Jr., in Macon, Ca. when
Miss Lila Ross Willingham. daughter
| of the late Calder B. Willingham, Will
be given in marriage to Howell Brant-
ley Erminger, Jr. Tho ceremony will
be performed by Dr. r. j. Willinghann,
| OF Richmond. uncle OF the bride, and
Bishop Joseph Key, OF Sherman. Tex.
The parlors will be decorated en-
/ tirely with white flowers and quanu-
ties of palms. Mr.. Guttenbager will
preside at the piano and Miss Mat
thews will render selections on the
| violin during the ceremony.
Miss Edith Willingham will be her
sisters maid OF honor and will wear
an imported gown Of white crepe. ON
| broidered in cherry blossoms and Will
carry a bouquet of white buds. Eden
Taylor. Jr.. will be the groom,s best
man. and little Miss Katherine Will
ingham win be flower girl. She will
wear a dainty frock Of white batiste.
| With wide pink sash, and will carry a
| basket of pink roses
Tho bride will enter the parlor on