The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

nesuay, June II, at the home OF tn
Headspeth, in South Boston.
exhibitions and entertainments. AS a
| further inducement, provision Is made
| for those to whom Saturday is in
! convenient. special arrangements be-
| ing made. Arrangements are in pro-
| cess for the establishment of a class
! in Interior decoration under the charge
! of a designer. and with the object
| of supplying to the builders and deco
| raters of Richmond opportunities for
| intelligent ornamentation and decora-
| ton according to the genius of the
architects. owner and builder. This
class will agree TO originate and carry
! out scheme of color. papering, paint
| ing and draping of any room. hall or
building. where especial care will bo
required for Its Identification. This
idea is one of such novelty in Rich
| mond that II seems highly probable
| that considerable advantage will be
taken of this opportunity by owners
| and architects of the many fine dwell
I ings now in process of construction
| or planning.
Arrangements have been made for
! the manufacture of any details which
the plans may require, SO that a
| householder cnn assure himself OF
unique designs and first-class quality
|
| The club has in process of orGaniza-
ton new class of patrons which will
| enable those DESTROYS of doing so an
| opportunity for assisting the club to-
| ward very much larger growth than
! is at present possible. The club mem.
| bership shows a healthy and continu.
| GUS growth.
| At Otterburn Springs.
Guests at the Otterburn Springs will
be very charmingly entertained over
| the Fourth. There will be big tour
nament followed by ball in the hotel
| ball room. which will be decorated in
Several parties will leave town to-
morrow In automobiles to attend these
| functions, and some very disting uisheo
visitors will be present.
Almond Richmond people booked fol-
the summer are Mrs. James j. Pollard
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Snow and family
Mrs. p. c. Christian and family. Will
liam J.. 7. Rogerson and party, Mrs
n. e. Ancarrow and family. Mrs. w
Gray Watson and daughters, .Irs. w
| E Hazelgrove and family.
Weddings Last Week.
a very quiet wedding took place at
IL o'clock on Wednesday morning a
the residence OF Mrs. Lakeland, lOl;
West Grace Street. when her niece
Miss Mary Elliott Camp. became the
bride of DIR. Charles Wiley Tucker. OF
Charlotte county. The ceremony wa:
performed by DR.: Russell Cecil. Miss
Mary Curtis. who wore lingerie frocl
and a big picture hat, was maid OF
honor. She carried Killarney roses
Cameron Dunlop. OF Petersburg. wa.
the groom's best man. and Hunter
Camp and william Camp. brothers o.
the bride. acted as groomsmen. The
bride wore q gown of blue marquisettt
with a Gainesborough hat. and car
ried a shower ,ouquet OF Bride rose!
and lilies of the valley. Little Mis-:
Lakeland and Master Lakeland helt
the ribbons. DR.. and Mrs. Tucker
went North on their honeymoon. ant
Will make their home in Charlotte OF
their return.
Another out-of-town Wedding of in
terest to society here was celebrate,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Spen
Ger Morgan Rice in Union, S. C.. a
half-past o'clock on Tuesday eve
Ming when their daughter. Miss Sarah
Pacolette. was married to Beverl,
Crump Lewis. Jr.. OF this city. Th,
house was decorated in palms ant
smilaX. and the ceremony was per
formed under wedding bell of gar
! denias and smilaN. The wedding
marches were pl ,yed by Miss Vivial
Irvine Sarratt. and Agnes Morgan Ric
and Landy HameS held the ribbons.
The bride wore a gown of whit
crepe meteor made over whit
satin and trimmed in pearls and rea
lace. Her tulle veil was fastened Will
crescent of pearls. and she carrie,
shower bouquet of Bride roses an,
lilies. Miss Mary Louise Lewis. o
this city. who attended the bride n
maid of honor. wore pale blue SAITH
with trimmings of pink rosebuds AM
lace. and carried bouquet of l.;
France roses william Judson Sarrat
was the grooms best man.
On their return from n Northern
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Will be a
home at 800 East Franklin Street.
At Ocean View.
Those registered at the Diggs cot
tage. at ocean View. for the past wee,
have been Charles T. Williams. O
Richmond Talbot Brown. OF Norfolk
c. L. Jones. of Fayetteville. n. c.; Ed
gar Sydenstricker, A L. Burger, @
Lynchourg; E. d. Johnson, OF Roanoke
Joseph Baldwin. of Richmond; Miss 4
c. Tapp, of Portsmouth: Miss r. n
Emma Bruner, OF Roanoke; r. c. Ben
Barksdele. DR., G. Il. Petty. of Ports
Pulsifer, of Richmond.
In and Out of Town.
Mr and Mrs. James B. Pace will
leave this week to spend the month o
July at the Greenbrier White Sulphu
Springs.