The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-21

roses. and her only ornament Will be
a chain of gold beads. he!rlooms in
the family of the bride. Miss Essie
NJ. Gates. OF Richmond. will act as
the brides maid OF honor. She viii
wear a pink chiffon gown and carry
an armful of La France roses. The
bridesmaids who will enter singly
down the side aisles of the church.
Will wear costumes OIL white embroid-
cred null trimmed with pale pink
chiffon and carry bouquets of pink
sweetpeas. They will include Misses
May Lovelace. of Wilson. y. c.; Lucille
Thornton. Virginia Lovelace. Mary
Cousins. Elizabeth Arendall. Elsie
Cousins and Callie Barkiey. Little
Misses Margaret Lacy and Elizabeth
will wear pink and white frocks and
carry baskets OF pink flowers. John
Young will attend his brother as best
man. and the groomsmen Will be Nat
Lovelace. Willis Hackney. Charles
Lovelace. Hammond Arendali. Lacy
Barley. Flournoy Lovclace and CHI
ton Lacy.
An Informal reception will be given
for the bridal party after the cere-
mony at the brides home. Mn Young
and his bride will leave later in the
evening for an extended Northern trip
that Will include visits to Chau,auqua,
New York and Atlantic City. AFTER
July ! they VIII be at home In FLOR
cnce. S. C.
The bride formerly made her home
In Memphis. Tenn, but for the past
few years has made her home with the
parents of her father In Virginia. MIR
Young is a native of this State, but
is engaged in business IN North Car
olina.
In WeHt virginia.
Miss Eleanor Wingheld. OF West
Franklin Street. left town yesterday
for Huntington. W. Va, where she
will be the house guest of Miss Pattie
Miller for several weeks. Miss Wing
feld will be much entertained during
her visit to Miss Miller. and will later
go to Missouri to visit friends for part
of July. Miss Miller frequently visits
her aunt. Mrs. William Moncure, in
Richmond. and Is We'll known in So
ciety here. |At
Returned From the Hot.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hutson, Salley,
who have been spending their honey
moon at the Virginia Hot Springs. re-
turned to their home in Newport
News the first OF this week. MIR. ana
Mrs Sailey will spend week at the
Warwick Hotel before occupying their
j
On Camping Party. -
I Miss Lucy Gwathmey. OF this city is
a member Of very attractive camp
ing party near Lexington for several
weeks. Informal affairs will be given
in honor of the guests entertained
which include a number of the WASH
inSton and Lee students. Miss Gwath-
mey has been visiting in Lexington
for the past ten days. and was among
u ~ Ill =. an
ngton and Lee University.
stny-nt-Home Whist Club.
The Stay Home Whist Club met
on Monday evening at the residence
of Miss Harvie, 1906 Park Avenue.
Four tables were engaged. and the
highest score was made by Mrs. $, w.
Travers and William Randolph Rob-
ms. The club will meet next Monday
night with Mrs. w. r. Robins at the
Shirley Agreements, corner of Cary and
Third Streets.
Home Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Emily Riley
Parrish and John Pairo Overton. also
of this city. took place very quietly
yesterday morning. at II o'clock, In
the home of the brides parents. on
Hanover Avenue. DR.. Eggleston, pas
tor OF the Third Presbyterian Church.
performing the ceremony. After July
/ Mr.. and Mrs. overton will be at
home 10 their friends in Richmond.
Miss Ruchnnnn Entertained.
Miss Jean Harris and Randolph Har-
ris entertained at a dance last Friday
evening at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Harris, in Har-
risonhurg. The affair was given in
he, r of Miss Harriet Buchanan, OF
this city and her hostess. Miss Enid
Sipe. both of whom have been stu
dents at Sweetbrar College for the
past sessiont Miss Buchanan has also
heen member of camping party at
Dundore
Those in the receiving line were Mrs
Harris, Miss Jean Harris Miss Buch-
Mrs Sipe presided a the punch bowl.
, About fifty guests were entertained
and the Harris home was decorated
for the occasion with bowls of roses
and trailing vines.
Waiting Here.
Rev. and Mrs. George Otis Mead are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jennings, at their home, 1882 Park
Avenue MIR. and Mrs. Mead are spend
ing several days in this city en- route
for their home at ChristiansburG. after
an extended trip North.
Returning to Washington.
Says recent Wa shington exchange:
Miss Alkaline Culp, the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Culp.
who has spent the last seven weeks
making series of visits in the South.
will return to Washington tomorrow,
Miss Cuip Is now in Richmond with
her father, who Joined her in Birming
ham.
| During the latter part Of July Miss
| .Culp will go to Gloucester Ma S.. to
make several visits, and In August Mr..
and Mrs. Culp will leave Washington
for Canada, where they will spend the
!, latter part of the season"
In and Out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell and
| their sister. Miss Cantrell. OF Arkansas.
are at the Chesterfield Apartments.