The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20
. 8 SOCI[lllE::;, I TT .

Wednesday for Richmond after which
they will go to FLORENCE villa, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs Max Guggenheimer,
Jr., havo gone to New Iork IRON
which city they will sail for Panama
and south America. to be gone
month Or so.
Attractive Ten Room.
Invitations have been issued to the
patronesses of the Arts and CRAFTS
Shop and their friends for tea every
afternoon this week in the quaint IT.
tie tea room of the shop ON Second
ana FRANKLIN Streets. Tlc room is
furnished In rare old mahogany furni-
ture, and is a most attractive place
to spend the Lenten afternoons
Miss brock WEEDS Lieut.. Thompson.
Miss Elsie Brock, niece OF Miss
Bremen, was married to Lieutenant
Edgar Hall Thompson, United States
Army, Wednesday, evening at O'Clock
in her apartment inthe Toronto, wash
ington. The ceremony, which was a.
tended by party OF relatives and
friends, was performed b. the Kew.
G.. Ereeland Peter.
(2uanlIlles OF palms, ferns and PINK
azaleas adorned the rooms, which were
ligntea by candles with dainty
SILK SHADES.
rhe br1ae, who was given in mar
rage by her brother, faui q. BROCK,
! wore n handsome gown of white me-
| teor satin, with an oyerdress OF hand
| embroidered tulle. Touches OF rose
point and ducness lace adorned the
bodice, and her long tulie Veil was
arranged with II wreath of lilies of tile
valley. She carried Il shower bouquet
OF orchids and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Frederick Lansing Oliver. Wife
OF Lieutenant Oliver. United Sta
Navy, was ma.ron OF honor. She
wore her own wedding gown of white
lace over satin and carried Bridemaid
roses.
Miss Amy Loewer. of New York. and
Miss Elsa Kastner, of Newark. N. j.,
were the bridesmaids. They wore
gowns of hand embroidered pale pink
meteor satin trimmed, with gold lace,
and carried clusters OF Killarney
roses. ~
Miss Margheritta Til1nan and Fred
crick Rakemann were ribbon bearers.
the former wearing a dainty frock OF
white null over pink silk.
Lieutenant Rodney Fl. Smith. of the
Coast Artillery, was the best man for
lieutenant Thompson. and the ush-
ers were Lieutenant George Goethals
and Ensign George II. Courts, United
| States Navy.
| A small reception at Rauscher's fol-
| lowed the ceremony, and later IN the
| evening Lieutenant and Mrs. Thomp-
! son left Washington for a Northern
trip. They will make their nome at
| Fort ADAMS, r. l.
| Attending Dances Mt Hnmplen-Sidney.
/ Misses Mary Chalmers, Lois Rich
ardson. Kathleen Richardson and
/ Helen Tanner are among the mem
/ bers of the younger society set that
i will attend the dances and interme-
4 date exercises at Hampden-Sidney
1 College this weekend.
/! Herbert Trafford and Theron Brown.
of this city. Will also be present at
/ the germans. a large number OF the
| students are from Richmond. and the
| various attractive affairs given by
them every session are always at
tended by girls from all over the
4 State.
l Returned to Richmond.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Patteson, Jr.
!, have returned to the city, after spend.
ing several weeks in New York ant
: Bermuda, and are at homo at 2oi
It North Meadow street. Their wedding
e which was celebrated in Centenar,
II Methodist Church on the evening o.
J. January 10, was one of the brilliant
k society events OF the winter.
S. Chcwnlng-Lo
A marriage of particular interes
in this city, TO be celebrated on Mon
l, day, February 81, ut half after
II o'clock in the hon.e of the bride II
i Hoboken. n. j.. is that of Miss Anne
e Lockwood, daughter of Mrs. Theodore
c Lockwood, to Walter L. Chewing
e son of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Chewing
3 of 1889 West Grace Street, Richmond
The Rev. w. Il. Jenny will perform
the ceremony, and an orchestra VII
t play during the ceremony.
|, Miss Gertrude Linde will attend TIL
: bride as maid Of honor. aud Mise
Ella Lockwood, Mary Benson. Anna
Irwin and Ruby Chewing, Of Rich
mond, will act as. bridesmaids. Al
pheus j. Chewing, Jr., of this city
will be his brothers best man.
I A brilliant reception will follow TIL
] ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mr.!