The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11

Il
Is greatly pleased ever the choice OF
MISS Dorothy Everett Drown. daush-
ter Of former Representative Brown.
Of Wisconsin to be q member of the
famous daisy chain OF the college.
1wcnty-four Girls make the chain each
| ycnr, and from tho earliest days OF
ma es because of their beauty Orig
] inally. the daisies were all seniors but
ppS sa... as In the case of Miss
srown' who Is sophomore, other
bea uty During her school days ana
ner iatner,s regime III Congress. this
| nassar daisy Of 1911 frequently as
sisted at her mothers official recer-
lions. and met there some OF the most
interesting people in capital society
ny whom size is now pleasantly re-
mcmhcrcd.
Though departures are presumably
the chief order of the dar and new
arrivals the exception there are enough
o. the latter to keep society pleasantl:
brides has been wished Ciodspeed 10 her
new new home. OF course. the brides like
MISS Pansy Beale Bloomer. whose we'd
ainS SHE link binding the first June
Nrosstadt. who Will don her tulic ind
orange blossoms on the 18th. whose
popularity is so marked and for whom
nearly every day and evening was pre-
ehPtied lately. have contributed large
~ 10 make the social whirl an active
one. Miss krogstad. whose now nome
=
niuch iiattering attention. ana in
preparation therefor has ono of Tie
noSt elaborate. trousseaux OF Tho year.
IN England. where she will be greeted
ny large and distinguished family
connection Of her husband. She will be
p wes, ,, AT court and Will probably
and rose point are the materials used
IN rs creation. and the tout ensemble
p pan, me unmisstakable stamp OF the
Raris maker. The "dernier cri" from
In, tlo
maids dresses Of lace and embroidery
over delicately colored interIlng
~ French gown in the trousscau
Of this bride-elecs. which Washngtom
iemlninity has voted the smartest tou-
iard ever brought here. is worthy of
= ao,, brief description. This Is Il black
OF silver rather than dead white The
round peasant waist is joined TO ,ar-
row sk I,It beneath narrow belt Of
Shace between pink and purple. known
nhlf century ago as Magenta. and
spelled with q capital to CONNIE M crate
ne ne yielory OF the third Napoleon over
IN me Austrians, The lower part of the
s stirt Is covered with three folds of
t nlack satin, one overlapping the others
fr,' Iueks, the last fold hnished BY
origRt bine, golden yellow and Il Ma
senta \ shallow empiecement in The
IhhpalGe shows low, tiny bit Of hand EN-,
while across the shoulders forming soft
bretelles OF fchu drapery OF ecru NM,
I I,pee E Mith the the finest needleworS, 4
bow OF white lace and a single ninE
rose, finishes the costume.
With Miss Taft in Cincinnati. tho
hltc House was rather quiet during
Inc me carly part of the week. as Mrs
lft has not yet begun TO sec her
t bn .i.s;. Miss ,ilerron; Of cineanati
I'm. of Pittsburs. only remained a few
days OF Miss Ilclen's absence.
Brief as was her Visit. the return OF
ssip anent her alleged engagcment 20
Major Archie" Butt. the Presidsntis
riGhtliand man. The simultaneous pur-
enase or home by Major Butt odded
marriage, and his friends are advertis.
ing Tor uld-fashioned quilts for The CO.
,9nial room he is supposed to be furn-
nlshing for his prospective bride. ali
OF which leads TO the latest query over
ihe teacups. MIL Mrs. LaughlIn &c tho
bride OF the next silver wedding ami.
House. as che was the Infant christensen
Inerc with the younger Hayes chilareu
TIN and Scott Russell on the coca
President and Mrs Hayes's weddinrr
MIR and Mrs. Heron tMrs. Tnrt,s
narenttsl, had come TO Washington ZOE,
me silver wedding of their dear friends
md distant relatives, the Hayeses,
after their arrival il was pianne,l "a,
naxe me triple christening follow i'm
dins--a ceremony common in tIosc
days. The event. quite a family affair
,ook place on sunday afternoon, :hu
large evening reception to society fol-
towing noNt day.
Through interest in her son and
daughte.s. the public is kept quite we'll
Seilie Grant Sartoris. tho only prcsi.
dents daughter until Alice Ronssyelt
70 e be married IN the historic East
that Fanny Hayes, now Mrs. Harrv
smith. resides In Annapolis. the ancient
capita OF Maryland and Granville capi-
Ia, ~ city Of the United States. Such is
me case. however. and so modest Is this
iorherh hrst daughter of the land" thar
members of the navy set. social arbis
ters N the !., academy town. we're long
midst. 'ieiit
bu Rev.; r. F. Blunt; pastor Of the Lpes-
ington this week attending the Fed.raI
council of Lutheran Brotherhoods.
John 7. Stephenson OF Virginia. IS
mere TOT the wedding OF Washington
5eale Bowie, of Maryland, 10 Hiss
FRANCES Dodge. OF Georgetown. n
WI wnich ne was an usher. The ceremony
VAS performed 10 -dny in St JOINS
Episcopal Church. Rev. Frederick i,
+ Nd officiating. ~ the reception
i, ne nome OF the bride. large Mary
land and Virginia family CONTINGENT
vas represented. -
~ MIS- II William V. Judsor. wife of Com
mssloner hudson. one OF Washinlstnn.s
shor,ry ,o Of city fathers. viii Lave
where she viii he joined BY her mothei,
a Mrs' Sydney Clay. OF Lexington. Ky..
ana spend most or the summer.
MISS sally Puleston who has ,ec,,
~ several weeks the guest Of lie
Kisses Kisses Fletcher. daughters of Senator
ric,chcr' OF Florida, and June Week.
Win them az Annapolis Will lc;v- ,his
week for her home in Monticello. tIn
While North Miss puleston visited Oh
rom and other Virginia cities. wnerr
she made many friends I'S1' III
GRACE PORTER HOPKINS.
Culpeper Social News
Special 10 The Times pispntch.l
nuipepcr,. Va. June i0.--Mrs. Ed