The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-22

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the scene of very pretty wedding
this evening at 1880 O'Clock wnen Miss
Mary Moore Minetree. daughter Of the
late Edwin Clinton MInetree. viii be-
come the bride of John Francis George.
The church VIII be decorated In palms
and roses and white lilies VIII be used
on the altar.
The bridesmaids will he Misses Ito-
noria b. Mitchell and Gladys Johnston
Minetrecs They will wear lingerie
frocks made with trains and trimmed
in pink messaline, and their bouquets
Will be of pink sweetpeas. The maid or
honor. Miss Louise GUSTS &. Minetree,
VIII be gowned in white satin and
carry La France roses. T. M. Nelson
GeGorge. Jr,. Will be the grooms best
man. The ushers will include Harry
Wainwright, John Mitchell, DR. Harvey
Baker. Frank Misi, Edwin Leather
berry and Douglas Brooke.
The bride. who will enter with her
uncle. Thomas Johnston Moore. will
be handsomely gowned in Duchess
satin. made V-neck and trimmed in
real lace. She Will carry shower of
lilies of the valley. and her tulie veil
VIII be caught with sprays OF the
same flowers.
NO reception will follow the cere-
nony. and MIR. and Mrs. George VIII go
North for wedding trip On their re-
turn they make their home in Nor
folk Several very attractive ante
nuptial affairs have been given in
honor Of the bride In the past week.
For Miss Alvey.
A very attractive linen shower was
given last Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
John Balion, of sos Floyd Avenue.
complimentary TO Miss Lucille Alvey,
whose marriage TO Francis Edward
Carter takes place in the home of the
bride on Thursday morning. a huge
bell OF daisies and smilax was swung
between the folding doors. and from
1t the gifts of linen were showered
and numbers of tiny silver bells which
hung from IL were presented to each
quest as a souvenir of the occasion.
The rooms were decorated throughout
In quantities of white flowers and
about hfty guests were present
At Washington aud Ice Rail.
Miss Louise Richardson. of this city,
is among the members of the Younger
set Of Richmond, attending finals at
Washington and Lee University and
Virginia Military Institute. At the final
ball given last Wednesday evening by
the students OF Washington and Lee.
Miss Richardson was gowned in hand
some frock OF heavy white satin. trim
med in pearls, and carried American
Beauty roses.
GrImes-Kchrer.
very auie; marriage took place
Yesterday evening at the brides res
idence $50 North Tenth Street, the
Y. Kehrer and c. o. Grimes, the Rev.
James w Morris. D. D., officiating I'M
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Grimes left for Ashevillc. N c.
They will make their home in Musko-
gee. Okla.
Returned From Charlottesville.
Misses Louise and Ellen jenkins and
Miss Constance Juno, who have been
the guests of Mrs. @. F. Splitter. In
Charlottesville, Va, have returned to
Richmond. They will join their par
ents and go TO East Gloucester, Mass.
and Canada for the remainder OF the
summer.
TnylOr-Scott.
The marriage<of Miss Emma Scott,
daughter of the late DR.. William II
Scott. to j. Fenton Taylor, was ceie-
brated very quietly yesterday even
ing at o'clock In the home of the
bride. 1o2 East Franklin Street the
Rev. John E Scott. of Hot Springs,
brother OF the bride, assisted by Rev.
". Meade Clark, d. D. rector of St
James Church. performing the cere-
mony. Miss Scott was attended by
Miss Grace Cascaden. of Philadelphia,
as her maid of honor. Charles A.
Brown was the grooms best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor left Immediately al
ter the ceremony for New York.
OF Interest Here.
Ensign Russell Crenshaw, of Rich-
mond, entertained very delightfully."- at
afternoon tea on Friday. aboard the
United States steamship Virginia Mrs
E. G. Kintner presided over the tea
table and the other guests were Miss
Mary Hope, Miss Margaret Van Patten.
Miss Lucy Carney. Miss Mary Clark, OF
Kentucky. and Miss Rosa owen Nc
David, OF Birmingham, Ala, and the
ward room officers of the ship.
Co>ynrdin-Webb.
MISS Laura Shepherd Webb. daush-
ter of Mrs. Laura Shepherd Webb, and
Charles OtBrien Cowardin, Jr., were
married yesterday morning at 1880
O'Clock in the home OF the bride, All
West Grace Street Though Very quiet,
and confined TO the families and very
intimate friends of the bride and bride
groom. the wedding was an exceeding
ly pretty one. Decorations In PAINS
ferns and quantities of pink sweetpeas
we're unusually attractive. The cere-
mony took place before an altar ar
ranged with palms, flowers and many
candles. The Rev. Father j. B. o'Reil-
ly ofticiated.
The wedding music was particularly
beautiful and was rendered by the
brides brother, Shepherd Webb.
The bride, who entered the parlor
with her lnatron of honor, looked
charming in a soft gray travelling suit
with hat TO correspond. she carried
q white PRAYER book with ribbon mark
avs tied in a shower effect with White
ma trnn of honor. Mrs