The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
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and, will be long remembered among
tho beautiful functions in the fashion.
able set of Richmond Several dinners
and lunrhrons VIII also be included In
the round OF gaietes planned fol
three of the oldest and moss distin-
I gulshed military organizations In the
4 country
Prominent Wedding.
a marriage of interest to society
here. where the bride has frequently
visited as the guests of relatives.
celebrated in Hampton last Monday
at 4 O'Clock, was that of Miss Ruth
Schmelz, daughteI OF George n.
Schmel2. to Harry Floyd Elam son OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Elan. The
ceremony took place at Shamrock
| Hall" the home of the bride, and was
| performed by the Rev. w. Mosby Seay,
| pastor of Memorial Baptist Church,
Hampton. The house was beautifully
| decora ted in garlands of smilaX and
/ Bride roses and groups of palms and
| ferns. An orchestra played the we'd
| ding marches.
Miss Hilda schmelz was maid OF
honor and Mrs. Frank Lake natron OF
honor. Misses Elsie and Nancy
Schmelz were bridesmaids. They are
all sisters of the bride, and wore
charming lingerie frocks and carried
shower bouquets UI Terms. lBlllle
Misses Nan Lake and Susie Pollard,
flower girls, and Charles and Garland
Pollard Were pages. The bride en-
tered the long drawing-room with her
father. who also gave her away. She
wore a white lingerie frock heavily
embroidered, with a white picture hat.
and carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley. Owing to a recent be-
reavement in the brides family the
ceremony took place very quietly. and
was witnessed by only few friends
and relatives.
Guests from distance were: Mr..
anu Mrs. Garland Pollard, of Ricli-
mond; Miss frankie Mckinney OF
Fa,mville: Miss Fannie Marston, of
Toano, Va. Miss Lucy Throckmorton,
of Richmond; Mrs. Hicks. of princeton,
w. Va: Misses Dorothy and Katherine
Schmelz, of Portsmouth, Ia; Rev. and
Mrs. Carter Jenkins, and Or. IL. L.
Collier. of Norfolk.
Card Party Thursday Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbert Luce VIII
be hosts OF very handsome card
party on Thursday evening at $50
uclocls ut their home, 903 Park Ave-
nuc. Progressive euchre will be played
ara guests for the affair Will include
about seventy-fve of the fashionable
society set of Richmond.
Miss Barton Entertained.
Mrs. /. Newton Vaughan entertained
at very charming bridge whist party
on Thursday Afternoon in her apart
mcnt at the Raleigh in honor oil MISS
Elizabeth Barton, of Kansas CITY VINO
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Shields.
decorations were In pink and laven-
der gladiolas
y,,. a IN NirEtuiu,
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. NJ. Gibson. OF
baltimore and their two daughters are
recent arrivals at tho Warm Springs. |
ya.. where they will remain for the
remainder of the month of May. inc
last of June Mr. and Mrs. Gibson anu
tho Misses Gibson will return 10 tho
Warm Springs and occupy their cot
tage there. as they have for the last
twenty years,
Mrs. william Alien, of New York
one of the most noted beauties of Vir-
ginia and formerly of this city. eN-
rec1- to spend the summer at the Hot
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas II. Gordon and
Mrs Tunstail smith of Baltimore, are
SPENDING, a week at Windsor Lodge
the. country place of MIR. and Mrs. Cor
don in RappahannoclS county, Vir-
airia Later Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon VIII
open their country place for the sum
mer and entertain number of charm
ing week end parties
Mrs. James NJ. Amber and Misses
I.ottie and Virginia Amber Will visit
relatives in Virginia In June. Later In
The summer they viii spend some time
at cape May,
Returns 10 FnuGuicr.
Miss Mable Fletcher. who has been
the guest of relatives in Richmond for
some limo returned to her home,
"rhe Naples" in I'auquicr county, last
Friday Miss Fletcher was the guest
IF Miss Mildred Foster for few days
n Alexandra and has been much en-
ertalned at Il number of informal af-
airs during her visit to Richmond.
rhe Womnn's Club. n
There will be social meeting at tho
Noman's Club on Monday afternoon
rom > to s o'clock.
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
Yrs. Lewis Aylett and Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Norton Savage
md Miss Grace Lyon win pour tea,
md Mrs Llewellyn McVeigh and Miss
Mary Aylett Will preside at the coffee
able. II
sail Next saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Metcalf and son.
Victor, will sail on Saturday, May "A.
from New YORK Clty 10 SpeHu 1out |
months abroad They Will land in Ma
pies, Italy. They Will spend most OF
their time In Italy. Germany and Eng
land not returning to RichVond until 4
late In the fall
Celebrate Birthday.
Mrs. Harriet Y. Taylor celebrated
her eightcth birthday last Monday in'
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. W. Il
Drew, $500 Floyd Avenue. A number
of friends and relatives called durins
the evening to express their good
wishes Mrs. Taylor IS the daughter
of the late Robert b. and Amanda
Winfree, of Chesterfield county, and
has a wide circle of friends in this city.
Returned to Richmond.
Miss Bessie S. Beale. who has been |
spending some time in Washington, D,
G.. where she was among the ut-of-
town guests at the Beale- Ashby we'd
ding, has returned to her home In this .
city.
June Wedding.
Among the weddings announced for t
next month that will be largely attend
-, Ioic sncietv folk Ia that