The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02
Like the muid OF honor, their flowers
will be yellow ci1rysanthemums.

Like the MUD OF honor, their nowcrt
Will be yellow chrysanthemums.
Harry McClung, Of Texas. brother oil
the groom, Will be best man, and the
ushers Michael q. Hartman and Arthur
IL. Hartman, OF Richmond; George q
Hartman and "A. Warwick Harman. oil
Jacksonville, Fla, and Douglas G. liar.
Man, OF Lexington, Va.
The bride Will be given In marriage
by her father. She will be gowned in
white crepe meteor. draped with chif-
fon and trimmed with pearl embroidery
Her flowers will he Bride roses show.
cred with lilies OF the valley, and he'
ornaments pearls and diamonds.
a reception Immediately after the
party and relatives OF both families q,
Mr.. Harman's country. home, "rhe
Oaks; near Licking ton. Va.
Guests from out-of-town will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chamberlayne. Of
Richmond, Va; MIR. and Mrs "A. War.
wick Hartman, OF Jacksonville, Ella.
Mrs. Harry McClung. or Houston, Texas
Mr.. Michael G.Sand Arthur e. Hartman
OF Richmond, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Larew
OF Augusta county; MISS Louise Nc.
Chung, OF Fairfield, Va, sister OF the
groom; Mr. John And Miss Mary LareW
OF Augusta county.
A tour OF the Northern cities OF sew
Eeral weeks Will be- taken BY the bride
and groom.
10 BE Guests for Wedding.
Miss Mary s. tirymes, OF Cedar
Grove, near HampAtead. Va, who is
now the guest of Miss Ina Wallace in
Washington. d. c.. will come to Rich
'mond the latter part OF November to
be the house guest OF Miss Lucy D.
Swami. the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C. O. Swami, III West Cray Street.
whose marriage to Mr.. Proctor. OF
this city, Is to take place during the
season OF Thanksgiving.
Miss Rosalie 8Grymes. who has been
spending some time with her aunt. Mrs.
a. b. Davis. az White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va. will leave there Tomorrow for
Richmond to also be Miss te-aca's
guest until after her wedding.
Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lowery an
nounce the approaching marriage Of
their daughter, Willie May, to Leon
Maurice Rowe. the wedding to be cele
brated on the morning OF November Is.
The stny-at-Home What Club.
Last Monday night the club met at
the apartments OF Miss Margaret Nor
son. 838 West Grace street. Four
tables were engaged. and the best
score was made by Mrs. Webster and
partner. and Mrs. Smith and partner.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Robins will
have the club next Monday night at
the Shirley. South Third and Cary
Streets.
Womnn's Club.
The Woman's Club Literature Class.
under the direction Of Miss "A. 7.
will hold It's first meeting this
"wednesday afternoon at half-past
4 o'clock. Miss Daniel has chosen as
her subject. English Men of Letters"
and will discuss "Chaucer, and His
Times" to-day.
All members who are interested in
the Athletic Dancing Glass and have
their suits ready are requested to meet
Miss Lutte Peasants tomorrow
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
when the. first lesson will begiven. This
class will meet regularly on Thurs
day mornings. and. like all other club
is open to members free of
charge.
The Tuesday German.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers OF the Tuesday German Club
will be held at the Comm onwealth !
Club on Monday evening. November !,
At o'clock. The club is in splendid
shape financially. and successful