The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
and Mrs. Henry Brooke Gilpin, Of Bal

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| timorc and Clarke county, Va.
| The ceremony took place at o'clock
! in Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church, Boston. and was performed by
| the rector. Rev. Ellwood Worcester, d.
| D.. assisted by Rev. j. Houston Eccles-
| ton u. p. rector Of Emmanuel Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Baltimore.
| Following the ceremony a reception
/ was given a the home of the brides
parents. 233 Clarendon street.
| The bride. who was given in ma rriagc
| by her father, wore lovely gown OF
white satin. trimmed with Carrick-
! Macrossc lace Her tulle vel! was fast
cncd with bands Of pearls, and she car
! iicd bouquet of white orchids and
J lilies OF the valley. The maid Of honor,
| Miss Louise Dixon. sister OF the bride.
/ was gowncd III Nile green satin and
chiffon. with trimming Of gold and Sill
! yer embroidery and point lace. She
1 wore hat OF pale green satin. faced
! with black velvet and trimmed with
white roses, yelled III green chiffon and
carried bouquet Of white Killarney
roses.
| The bridesmaids were Misses Mary
I TUFTS Amy PEABODY and Margetta Wcs-
sclhoeft, all OF Boston: Misses Dorothy
Gilp'n and imogen Gather. OF Baltt-
more. and Miss Ifclen Grozier Of Cam
! bridge. Mass. Their gowns were OF
pink satin charmcuse. embroidered in
t self tones and trimmed with lace and
! chiffon. ana they ca rricd baskets OF
| pink sweetness. Their hats. like the
| maid Of honors, were OF satin. faced
/ with black velvet and trimmed with
i pink Sweetpcas.
| Kenneth = Gllpn, OF Clarke county,
Va, was his brothers best man. and
The ushcrs were Horatio Whi,ridgc
Turner and james Robb Maury, OF
! Philadelphia; Edward Cay Butler. OF
| Clarke county. Va: j. Marshall Hills
/ Bruce, OF Baltimore: ". Wilson White
| and George +. Baker. OF CatonsvilIe.
i Md. Ralph Dodd Osborne of West Or
lanEe, y. j., and Philip IL Chadbournc
of ST. Paul. MINI.
Later in the DAY Mr.. and Mrs. Giipin
! left for wedding trip, and they will
sail on February IS by the Carmania to
! spend the spring in Southern Europe.
after which they viii 20 to England.
| where they Will remain until after the
coronation
In Honor of Miss sloan.
/ Mrs, Charles c. Bowe. of los North
/ Morris Street. entertained Yesterday al
] 2 bridge luncheon In honor OF her
guest Miss Amy sloan, OF New York
] AT the close OF tho game. for which,
! there were three tables. luncheon was
served in the dining-room. The table
| decora ticns We're most attractive, and
charming favors were at each plate. a
ccrsaee bouquet Of gardenias was pro-
Tidei for each guest Mrs Bowc's
part. in all its details, was a most at
trac,ivc one.
AZ the Country Club
| Mrs ST. George Anderson, OF West
| Franklin Street. Will entertain infor-
| mall, Al small bridge luncheon at
| the Country Club Tomorrow Last
nigh. a dinner was given by the young
| men dancing the minnet in the Charity
BAH TO take place in February. Their
partners in the dance were the guests
n I he club.
Pocnhontns Memorial 10 Meet
There will be an important meeting
| Of the Pocahontas Memorial Association
at 1919 Park Avenue at $50 p NJ on
Saturday, February :.
Central Committee Meeting.
The central committee Of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities Will meet on Tuesday, Feb
ruary {. in the rooms of the Virginia
| Historical Society Members are re-
quested 10 note that the meeting Will
be held at II y. NJ instead of the
usual noon hour.
Dinner mt tho Country Club
| Mrs. A Churchill Young will enter
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+. ming at tic Country Club.
Informal Bridge Parties.
Mrs. Woodward will entertain at
small bridge party on Saturday after
noon. Mrs. r. Carter Scott will be an
Other charming hostess at an informal
| bridge party tonight at her home on
East Franklin Street
| Mrs. Lea the Honor Guest.
Mrs o. J. Sands entertained at a
| m I. On yI,a is,
or Of Mrs. Helen Lea. Covers were laid
| Tor ten. The floral decoration was an
| elaborate PLAGUE of ionquils, ferns ana
'iole's, the latter being corsage bou-
Duets, which were presented 10 the
guests on leaving lie table.
Miss I'hnw EntcrtHins.
Miss Margaret Thaw entertained the
members Of the Tau Sigma basketball
team Thursday evening at her home
on south Third Street Bridge was
played, and the places at the tables
We're indicated by tally cards with the
4! monogram Of the team done in red
! Those present were Misses Mary Nor
| Kiss, Bessie Herbert, Louise ELY son,
Cornelia Harris, Gladys 'rhaw, Marga-
ret FERGUSON. Mary Covington Evans,
! Elizabeth Brown, Elizabeth Ellyson and
| Emily Gray Mason, of Florida
Observation-Disclosures.
|
Union station Methodist Church on
| Wednesday at o'clock, when Miss
Rcna +. Batkins became the bride of
Frank RHrant, of Washing ton, y. c.
They left on the 4 o'clock train to
spend their honeymoon at the home of
INC hridegroom's parents. in North Car
Dina They will make their future
nome in Washington. p. O.
| In md Out OF Town.
| Mrs ". w Williamson. OF Danville,
| who has been the guest OF Mrs Clifford
Miller, on West Avenue, is visiting
friends in Fredericksburg.
The Misses Watkins have returned
TO the city. after visiting Mrs Fleming.
in Portsmouth, for several weeks
James r. Foster has left for his
nome "Glenvile,'' in Fauquler county.