The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-28

a shower bouquet OF white orchids and
lilies of the valley.
The groom Is the son OF the late
DR.. James a. Draper, or Wilmington,
Del, and grandson OF the late Cover
nor and United states Senator Truston
Polk, of st Louis, Mo-, after whom he
is named.
Immediately after the reception
which followed the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Draper left for al extended we'd
ding trip. They will make their home
In Youngstown, o., on their return.
Among the guests from distance
We're: Mrs. James Avery Draper Miss
Elizabeth Draper, Miss Cornelia Draper,
OF Wilmington, Del: Mrs. William
Barton. OF Kansa City; Mrs. Philip NJ.
Prescott, Jr.. Of Norfolk; Mrs. George
l.. Mason, of Charlottesville: Miss Ad-
die New. Dr. and Mrs. a. c. Jones, OF
Newport News. Miss Bessie Merritt,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Branch Johnson, Lee
Powell Philip Kieskker and Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. William Halsey-all OF
Norfolk.
MISS Bailcy's Wedding.
a very pretty April wedding Of in
terest here. where the bride has a
number of friends. was that of Miss
virgin jsbIpIt baiIcS' pdhBlIttI VI
Mrs. f.. p. Bailey. to William d. CHS
holm, Tr. of Charleston, S. c., which
took place Tuesday evening at 6
O'Clock In ST. James Church, Whining
ton, y. c. The church was prettily
decorated in Killarney roses and
lighted candles. Hearts and Flowers
was played during the ceremony. Rev.
william II. Milton, rector of ST.
James, arid the Ri. Rev. Robert
strange, Bishop OF the Diocese of East
Carolina, performed the ceremony.
The brides sister Miss Karin d.
Bailey, was maid of honor. and Miss
Jennie Murchison was the first brides
maid. Tudor Chisholm. of Charleston.
S. c.. was his brothers best man. The
other bridesmaids were Misses Senah
Critz. OF Winston-Salem; Sarah Jones
of Asheville: Florence Kidder. Mar
guerite Walker Fannie Murchison. and
Frances Bailey, sister of the bride
The groomsmen were Felix Chisholm
William Bee Ravenel and y. 81. Hun
ter, OF Charleston, S. c., and Walter
storm, Markley Croswell. Shepard Pen
der and Adam Enlpie, OF Wilmington
The bride was given away by hef
brother. Edward p. Bailey. OF VIII
mington.
TIE costumes worn at the wedding
were must ii'N ~ 49, :
gown was OF white liberty satin
trimmed with rare old lace, and het
veil was caught with orange blossoms
Her bouquet was a shower of white
orchids and lilies of the valley. The
bridesmaids wore dainty frocks OF
white embroidered null and small
bonnets of pink roses. They carried
shower bouquets OF Killarney roses
and sweetpeas. The maid of honor
wore gown of pale pink satin, with
pink hat, and carried pink rose
buds.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chisholm left imme-
diately for Colorado Springs, Col.
where they expect to spend some time
Upon their return East they will visi1
in Charleston. before going to Florida
where they will make their home.
Guests of Mrs. Patterson.
Miss Frances Cooke. of Baltimore
and Miss Enie Cobb, of New ORPHANS
will arrive in Richmond Friday 70 be
the guests of Mrs. Malvern C. Patter.
son at her home, "Hillcrest,' on the
Cary street Road. Mrs. Patterson's
guests Will remain some time in the
city.
Now In Paris.
Mrs Mamie irwin Murphy and Miss
Annie Irwin. of e14 West Grace
StTeSt, ~ si0' " 1S''
abroad some time, are now in Paris
after an extended stay in London
They are registered at the Hotel st
Petersburg. Rue Canmartine. where
they will remain some time. They ex.
pect to spend the rest of the summer
on the Continent. visiting Switzerland
Germany and Italy. Later Mrs. Murphy
and Miss Irwin will visit Scotland
and the Lakes Of Killarney before re.
turning to Virginia.
Approaching Marriage.
The wedding Of Miss Georgia M
Wilson. daughter OF George II. Will
| son, to DR.. William Triplett Harris
will be celebrated at half-after II
o'clock Saturday morning. April 80, In
the home OF the bride. 3oc West Grace
Street. Owing to deep mourning ir
the brides family only a few relatives
and friends will be present Rev. Ian
don r. Mason. D. D., rector OF Grace
Episcopal Church, will perform thu
ceremony.
Returned to Newport News.
Mrs. II. B. Hite. who has beer
spending several months in Richmond
has returned to her home in Newport
News, where she will be the guest Of
her parents for some time before leav'
| ing for Panama to join her husband.
| Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nelson have
issuad invitations for the wedding re-
ception of their daughter. Lucy Brooke
to Harold Lewis Lowry, OF Norfolk
which will take place on Wednesda.
afternoon. May Iii at half-after
| o'clock. The ceremony will take place
very quietly, and the reception follow
| ing at Hamilton Court, Philadelphia
! the home of the BRIDES parents, VII
be a very brilliant affair.
Mr.. Lowry is a. son Of L! Is. Lowry
! of this city, and is a prominent young
attorney OF Norfolk, where Ira ha:
| made his home recently He is grad
uate of the University of Virginia,
At Old Point.
Miss Sue Davidson and Miss Ger
trude Davidson, of Lexington. Va. who
have been spending the past severa
| days in this city, left Tuesday for Ok
| Point COMFORT. where they will re
main some time. They will later &
to Washington. D. c., before returning
| to Miss Davidsons home in Lexing
! ton.
Pretty Home Wedding.
| The wedding OF Miss Lilly Adolphint
waldbauer daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred waldbauer. to Leslie Lee Cor
| nell, OF this city. took place las
l - H.. y.