The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-05


took i,ace before an iinprovised altar.
/ which was lighted with tapers ana
| ornamented with white iiowcrs.
The bride. WHO was given away by
| her uncle, Alfred =. Thorn. of Wash :
/ ington. ID. C.. wore handsome gown
or white satin. en- trainc. trimmed with
rose point lace. Her only ornament
was pearl and diamond pendant. and
she carried Il shower bouquet of white
orchids and lilies of the valley. Her
tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms
Miss Annie Thorn. the brides sister.
was maid Of honor and her only at
tendani. She wore an exquisite gown
of white crepe meteor. and carried pinl;
roses. Bradcn Vandeventcr was best
man. a reception, limited 10 relatives
and intimate friends. followed the we'd :
ding. after which Air. and Mrs. Ner
left for wedding "trip. Among the
out of town guests werr: Mr.. and Mrs.
a. II. Thorn. Of Washington. ID. c.: airs
! MINIS. of Savannah. Ga; Mrs. Graft
Myers and Masters George. Fred and
Graft Myers, Jr.. OF EngIewood. y. j.;
Miss Rachel Urauahart. Of Richmond.
and Miss Jean Leonard OF Baltimore.
OF Interest Here.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Broome Of
! Norioik. were hosts OF very pretty
/ reception Monday afternoon at their
/ home in Raleigh Square, In honor OF
! their sister. Miss Evelyn Williams. OF
Richmond. The hours OF calling were
from TO : o'clock. and the house was
decorated in narcissus, poinsettias and
red-shaded lights.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Broome
were Miss Williams and Mrs Villa m
NJ Tal!aferro. OF this city. Mrs. ". 7.
Wake. Jr served punch. and those
q fr, fit- Ia ti.. a.,
Misses Emily Taylor. Mary wilcox,
Julia Downcr. Fannie Pannn. Arnold
Wake and Lizzie Brander, OF Rich
,nond.
bridge Party This Afternoon.
Beth Ahabah Auxiliary will give q.
bridgc whist party this afternoon m
tho parlors of the Jefferson Club. The
game begins promptly at half-after 3
o'clock.
Miss Rowe Entcrtalnx.
Miss Mary Lee Rowe was hostess m
a delightful card party al her home,
IL. West Clay street. on Saturday
evening. supper was served At the
little tables after the game. and the
rooms wcrn decorated in holly and
cedar for the coca sion.
Misses ItruI Honorcd.
Mr. and Mrs +. C. KruG entertaine i
very a;tractivcly in their home a2e
West Marshall street Monday night.
In honor of their daughters. Misses
Lizzie and Rosa IIruT. The parlors
were decorated in cut flowers and the
dining room was IN green and red
Misses Lizzie and Rosa Krug who re-
oe!vcd with their sisters. Misses Gert!e
and Kate Krug. Wore lingerie .rocks
over pink messaline. Miss Katie
Krug presided at the punch bowl, AMI
wore gown of green silk trimmed
in lace. Miss Hazel Tate. who also
assisted in doing the honors of the
occasion. wore pale blue silk frock.
Those present Included Misses IIz-
zie and Rosa Krug. Erma Batk!ns, Ell
sic Gilman, Grace Robertson. Hasei
Asher. Ruth sims. Edith Batkins. Hazel
Tate. Grace Sorg, Ethel Fowler. Fannie
Davis. Katie Asher. Gartie and Katie
Krus. Mcssrs. Parsons. Roy Dudley,
Jr.. Arthur c. Johnson Rupert ]. Krug,
Ben Robertson. George ~ Davis. Julian
Iialbe-t Frank Groves. stewart GIL
man and Garland Fowler.
Meet This Afternoon.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the First Baptist Church will hold Its
regular annual meeting this afternoon
a o'clock in tho church pailor. on
GERS arc TO he elected FOR the ensuing
year and other business OF importance
Is to be transacted. MI members are
urged 10 he present.
In and Ont of Town.
Miss Sully Hayward Of New Orleans,
has been a recent guest of rela tives in
Richmond.
lloyd Nash and Milnes Brown. who
have been visiting friends in town for
several days. left Tuesday for Lex
ington. Va.
Miss Phoebe Hunter, of Mount Glare.
Pa, Gill arrive in Rci, mond this morn
ing. to he the guest of Miss Lora
Crumn. at The Chesterfield