The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-15
Albert Howard Wolfe. Of unlon,own

roses and lilies. The altar Will be
banked with palms and ferns ant
quantities Of white blossoms and
palms will decorate the rooms Pro-
fessor Relnhardt will play the we'd
ding march at the entrance OF the bri.
dal party
Mrs. William II. schwarzehild Will
be her sisters dame of honor and only
attendant, and Sidney shulein, OF
Montgomery. Ala, will be the groom's
best man. The bride, who will enter
| with her father, who will also give
her away, will be handsomely gowned
in a going away suit and will carry a
shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley
and W1iteorchids.
| After the ceremony, which will be
attended only by the nearest relatives
of the bride and groom, a wedding
| breakfast will be served, MIR. and Mrs.
| Wolfe leaving Immediately for the
| North for an extended tour that Will
| include the Thousand Islands and the
Great Lakes.
Ont-of-town guests for the wedding
include: Miss Fannye Wolfe. Otto
Wolfe. of Uniontown, Ala. Sidney
shulen and L. scligman. of Montgom-
cry, Ala. An added pleasure to the
ceremony will be the presence of Mrs
Resale Held. the grandmother of the
"iAASb INV ~ iiVi i'Abcty ~ ~ , Soi'
Visiting In Indiana.
Miss Bessie Jackson left Richmond
on Monday to be the guest of Miss
Margaret Eaglesfcld in indianapolis,
Ind, for several weeks. Miss Jackson
will visit relatives in Kentucky on her
return
Miss Nancy Patton is spending some
time with friends at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, in Indiana. Miss Patton will
not return TO the city for some time
Miss Darlington to Wed.
An engagement recently announced
In Washington of interest here, where
the bride-elcct has frequently visited.
is that OF Miss Elizabeth NJ. Darling
ton daughter OF Joseph j. Darlington,
to DR.. Charles Augustus Simpson. also
of Washington. The wedding will take
place some time in the autumn. and a
number of Richmond people will go on
to Washington to attend the ceremony.
Andcrton-SmitIi.
Professor and Mrs. Wilbur Fiskc
Smith, of Walbrook. Md have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Margaret Janney, to DIR. II.
Seth Anderton, of Tappahonnock. Va.
the wedding TO take place some time
this month. Both the bride-elect and
DR.. Anderton arc prominently related
in the state, and the wedding is of
much interest to society here.
Miss Cnrter's Wedding.
The following from the Baltimore
Sun is of much Interest here:
The marriage of Miss Mildred Car
ter, the only daughter OF Mr. John
Ridgely Garter, formerly of Baltimore,
who is the American minister al Ruch-
Arrest, TO Niscount Acheson, son of the
Earl of Gosford Will take place in
London. as originally intended, Queen
Alexandra having intimated through
Lady Gosford that she wishes no
change 10 be made. With the late
King she was 10 have been present at
the wedding. which will take place on
June Il. at ST. Georges, Hanover
Square. Ambassador Reid is lending
Dorchester House for the reception.
The honeymoon Will be spent in motor
ing on the Continent in a car which
is among Lord Acheson's gifts TO the
bride
The battle-ground only unmarried
sister. Lady Theodosia Acheson, will |
be one of the bridesmaids as will also |
Lady Victoria Stanley, the only daugh- !
ter OF Lord and Lady Derby and a |
cousin of the bridegroom Mile. de |
Lagrange. Miss. Camilla Morgan. of |
New York; Miss Elsie Nlcoil. of New
York; Miss Marion Scranton, of Phil
adelphia, and Miss Rhoda Ashley Will
be the other bridesmaids. The three
will be the daughter of
Mrs Marshall Roberts and the tin, sons
Of Lady Mary Ward and Lady Alex
andra Stanley, the sisters of the bride
groom. The bridesmaids are to wear
white frocks of clinging satin, yelled
IN chiffon, with diaphonous angel
sleeves. They will wear lace caps in
Golf form, with tulle wells, and willl
carry bouquets of lilies.
THE bride. who is extremely pretty.
viii wear a gown of soft white satin,
ma from one shoulder to the border of
me train is arranged exquisite an
-ique Venetian point lace She wtll
year Golf of real lace under hlet
u green myrtle leaves. No jewels
viii be worn except string of pearls
The bride has selected pale gray for
Ter travelling dress 1t is of chiffon
md soft satin. She will wear a tu,le
lat of darker shade of smoke gray"
II Virginia Beach.
MT. and Mrs. Stafford Parker spent
he weekend at the Christian cottage,
virginia Beach, as the guests of Mrs.
robert Pegram. Mrs. John A. Coke. Jr,
md Mrs. Stuart Bowe. who are spend
ng the month of June at Virginia
oeacn. wayne Childrey, of Norfolk. !
Entertained a. very attractive little
timer on Tuesday evening in the Al !:
antic -Club. Virginia Beach, in honor
# Mrs. Robert Pegram. Mrs. STAFFORD
Parker Mrs. Stuart Bowe and Mrs,
ohm A. Coke. Jr., all of this city. Dec
'rations were in clusters of scarlet
lowers, and the guests included Mr.
nd Mrs. r. "A. Wainwright, of Nor
ok; Judge Allen Hanckel and Frank
Wilcox s
o Study in Germany.
Miss Marie Steinbrecher, of this CITY. \
Who is the possessor of a contralto
'oice of unusual scope and power.
Pill leave Richmond the latter part Of
he summer for Berlin, Germany, In
berlin Miss Steinbrecher will study
ausic under several very eminent in
tny at Home Whist Club.
The Stay at Home Whist Club met
asst Monday evening with Mrs. c. w
. Brock, at 206 East Franklin Street v
'hree tables We're engaged. and the q
ighest score was made by Mrs. S. ".
'ravers and Miss Harvie. The club
III meet as usual next Monday eve f
ing wi Iohn