The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
Social and
Personal

HE marriage Of Miss Alice Louise
Havemeyer, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs John G. Havemeyer, to
Thomas Lcggett Moore, OF this city
VIII takep lace to-day at $3.50 o'clock
at "Robinlawn," the BRIDES home, near
Yonkers, ~ Y. Rev william r Ste
yenson, of Yonkers. and Rev John Z.
DoWnman rector of All Saints Church,
Richmond. Will perform the ceremony.
The entire house Will be decorated in
autumn leaves and draped with yellow
hoWers, yellow chrysanthemums being
used on the mantels and to bank the
windows. An orchestra, screened by
palms, will play the wedding marches.
and the bridal party will stand under
bower OF yellow flowers arranged
at one end OF the long drawing room.
The bride will enter the room with
her father, who will also give her
away. Har gown will be fashioned of
heavy white satin, trimmed with some
old rose point lace, and she WIN wear
tulle veil, with orange blossoms. ana
carry bouquet Of lilies OF the valley.
The groom Will be attended by his
brother, Fred T. Moore, as his best
man. and the ushcrs include George Fl.
Moore. John i. Havcmcyer, Hustace
Hubbard and T Garrett Tabb. OF Ricn-
mond. Miss Alice f. Jones. Of Al
bany. N. y, will be maid of honor ana
Will wear an imported frock of white
chiffon. built over soft white satin, and
Will carry bouquet of white flowers.
Mrs. J. T Havemeyer. sister-ln-law
OF the bride. will be dame of honor.
and the bridesmaids will be Misses
Helen and Mary Littell. Miss Laura Eft
ting. Miss Elizabeth Etting. of Yon-
kers, N. "; Miss Jean Reed, Of Yon-
kers. and Miss Harriet Francis, of
Troy. Their gowns will be of pale
green chiffon, and they will carry bou-
DUETS OF Richmond roses.
Only the most intimate friends ana
nearest relatives OF the bride and
groom have been invited to the cerc-
mony and the reception. which imme-
diately follows. and after short we'd
ding journey Mr.. and Mrs Moore will
be at home at s19 West Franklin
Street. Richmond.
Tho wedding this afternoon is on.
Of the most important social events
OF the fall to society here. and great
deal of handsome entertaining viii be
done in honor OF Mr.. Moore and his
bride on their return Joseph T. |
Moore. father of the groom. will en-
terrain hous party at his home Iii
Sandy Spring. Md. in their honor, and |
has already Issued invitations for |
$50 W 'SSSpN'oAA ~ NC SNeh NtStCDtI ~ |
Visiting Here.
Mrs. Alfred Percy. of Lynchburg, is |
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Julien Bin.
ford. Jr.. at The Oaks" their home at |
Westhampton. Mr.. Percy will Join his |
wife in Richmond to-day. and they win |
not return to their home in Lynchburg I
for several weeks. Misses Bessie and |
Nancy kennon. of Powhatan county,
are also visiting Mr.. and sirs. Binforo
at The Oaks" this week.
At the Clubs.
The Country Club has been the scene |
OF number OF very handsome dinner
parties this week. that given by Mr..
Miller. of Baltimore. in compliment to
Sir Frederick and Lady Mirrieles OF
Scotland. the guests of Miss Edith
Grant. being one of the most beautt-
full affairs that has been given since
the opening of the new club There
will be the usual concert from 1870 10 |
1890 this evening. followed by an In
formal hop and several little dinners
have been planned.
The regular weekly hops at the Her
mitage Will begin this afternoon with
music from to I o'ctocx These