The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-03
THE TIMES DISPATCH. RICHMOND MONDAY OCTOBER g.

Belvederc, In Baltimore, left Saturday
morning for ten-day trip through
tho valley OF Virginia. They will
spend several days In New york be-
fore returning to England.
Returned from New York.
Mrs. g. e. Graves has returned to
Richmond, after spending several
weeks with Mrs. g. w. Weber. at her
beautiful nome, Hazel Manor" on the
Hudson Mrs Graves and her niece
Miss yirgin!n G. Francis, VIII leave
town In n few days for Charleston. S.
c., where they expect to spend most
Of tho winter.
Miss Condo Bridges, Mrs. Graham
Hobson, Misses Elizabeth and Leila
Graham Hobson returned last Thurs
day from New York They have been
spending some time very delightfully."-
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs George
Hutchings. at their home on Saranac
Lake.
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding OF Miss Lily Chinn
Phillips. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wilton Phillips. and W G. Rem,
holds, took place at o'clocl; Saturday
afternoon in Ephesus Church. Dunns-
Vile, Va. The church was prettlly
decorated in palms, forns and pink and
white roses. Miss Lucille ware pre-
sided at the organ and w. j. Phillips
sang just before the entry of the
bridal party. Miss Lille Gaines, the
maid OF honor, wore a gown of pale
blue net. draped over blue satin and
trimmed in silver She carried nose
gay Of La France roses and wore a
large black hat The bridesmaids
were Misses Mary Campbell and Annie
Laurie billiard. They wore costumes
| fashioned after that OF the maid OF
honor, with large black hats, and car
| rled bouquets of La France roses. Ad-
Olson Rennolds, OF Richmond, ana j.
s Phillips were groomsmen and the
ushers included L. NJ. Ware, e. w.
Phillips. Frank Hutchinson and Robert
G. billiard. The brid, entered the
church with her brother, J. G. Phillips.
who gave hGr away. She was hand
scmely gowned in a going away gown
of dark blue cloth, with hat and gloves
~ match. and carried n bouquet OF
Bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Rennolds
left at once for the Warm Springs,
r~here they will spend their honey
moon
| Out-of town guests included G. L.
Phillips. Bethany, Mo; Mr.. and Mrs.
N. j. Phillips. fredericksburg. Va: Mr..
! and Mrs r. C. Phillips. Tappahannock,
| Va: Mr. and Mrs, j. c. Phillips, Tap
| pahannock. Va. Hon. and Mrs. j. NJ.
| Lewis. Millers. Va: Miss Ada Warner,
warsaw, Va: Mrs. j. ". Clarkson,
Sharps, Va; Addison Rennolds. Rich
] mond; A. C. Rcnnolds, washington
i Mr.. md Mrs. Christinn Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Christian. OF
i-this city, who have been spending the
! past several weeks at Edgemere cot
tage, Virginia Beach. entertained a
number of their friends at an oyster
! roast last Tuesday evening at Cape
| Henry. Va Most of the guests were
from Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
| OF interest Here.
| Invitations will soon be sent out by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele for the
! marriage OF their daughter MISS Flea
! nor steele, to Count Jean de La GreZe,
of paris. at their country place. Sun.
/ ridge Hall. Westbury, L. l., on Octo-
! Der 10. at noon. There Will be spe-
| cial train from New York, and after
! the ceremony there will be seated
! breakfast Miss Steele's bridesmaids
will be her two sisters. the Misses
| Nancy and Kathryne steele. and the
! yiscomte FRANCHISE de Rancongne will
! act as his brothers. hest man. Count
/ Jean de La Greze Is expected from
/ Paris some time next week.
I The reception will not be large. ow-
| ing to the comparatively recent death
| of Miss Steeles grandfather. Seth
1 Barton French. hut there will be
! enough guests to insure plenty OF fes-
/ tiv!ty. Miss steele made her debut only
/ last winter. is pretty and great IA
vorIte. Much interest is felt both North
| and South in Miss Steele's wedding.
/ Saturday Weddings.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Male
| granddaughter OF Mrs. o. F. Bresse,
| and John Berkeley Lee was celebrated
at Rose Hill" near Rapidan, Va. on
Saturday. October 1.
! At "Cherrydale." Va. the county
! home OF DR. Joseph Taber Johnson, also
! on Saturday, was celebrated the mar
riare OF Miss Josephine Johnson and
Fredericks Louis vulte. Of New Ro-
! chelle. n. Y. The ceremony took place
| at high noon, and the wedding party
was small, and only the nearest rela-
tives and friends were present. Deco
| rations were In pink flowers and palms.
Meet To-Day.
The first meeting of the fall season
| OF the board of managers of the Rich
| mond Home for Ladies will be held
| this morning at II o'clock at the home.
SIS North Seventh Street. All mem
bers are asked to be present at this
meeting.
| MISUNDERSTANDING.
Miss JAMIE L. Fleming. daughter OF
Mrs. s. S. Fleming, of this city. was
married to Clifford Van Allen Henwood
on Wednesday. at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. Alfred Van Lou
Henwood the Rev. John Martin. pas
| tor of the venable Street Baptist
Church. omclating. After an extended
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Henwood
viii make their home in Pittshurs
where the groom is chief clerk IN the
offices of the Pennsylvania Railroad
! Tuesday night the bridal party was en-
/ tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Malvern II
/ Omohundro at their home on Floyd
| Avenue.
| OLD Dominion Chnntcr Meeting.