The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23

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on Tuesday evening. June 81. at tho
home of the bride, on Church Street A
number OF Richmond people will go to
Lynchburg to attend the ceremony
Back From School.
Arthur L. Caperton has returned to
Richmond after attending the Cathe-
dral School for Boys In Washington
for the past summer. Ie VIII leave
shortly for Monroe county, ". va,
where he will spend most of the sum
ner as the guest Of his grandmother
Little Miss Rose CASTOR CaperIon
Is just now the guest OF the Misses
Houshton at High Bridge, y. j. She
VIII remain in New Jersey for the
remainder of the summer months
In Ashland.
Miss Marie Louise Roberts. James
and Jack Roberts, OF this city. VINO
have been spending the month of June
With Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Taylor.
Of Woodland" near Danville. have
gone to Ashland. where they will be
for the next several months. DR.. and
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Elizabeth ray
Tor will close "Woodland' the nrst
week In July and leave for Atlantic
| City. where they will spend two weeks.
They Will later go to Canada. where
they expect to remain until some time
in September.
Settle-Headiey.
Farnham Baptist Church, in Rich
mond county, was the scene Of a very
pretty wedding on Saturday, June 10,
when Miss Margaret Kerr Headley be-
came the bride OF Henry Beale Settle,
DIR. w. II. Beale performing the cere-
mony. Decorations were in green and
white. and the ceremony took place
under an arch of trailing vines ana
cedar. Mrs. George S. Robertson pre-
sided at the piano and played the
wedding marches.
The bride. who entered the church
with her brother, Allison HeadIey,
who also gave her away. wore gown
of white satin with tulle veil. and
carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses. She was attended by Miss Wav-
erly Lawson as maid of honor. Miss
Lawson wore costume of pink SILK,
with a large black hat, and carried
lilies. Neale Settle OF Washing ton,
was his brothers best man.
The ushers were B. f. Omohundro,
Charles Gresham and Emmett Settle.
Mrs. +. Maynard Headley. the dame of
honor, wore Nile green chiffon. with
black hat, and carried pink roses.
The bridesmaids were Misses Oakley,
annie Allison and Ruth Allison. Little
Misses Willie Ann Headley and Marion
lawson were flower girls. ana Allison
| Headley, nephew OF the bride, car
rfed the ring on silver salver
Mr and Mrs. Settle left at once Tor
q trip North. and on their return will
make their home al Sharps. The bride
Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
ieadley.
Whiting In Lynchhurg.
Miss Alice Nelson, OF this city. is
spending some time in Lynchburg as
the house guest of Miss Jennie Stroth-
er. Miss Nelson was among the Rich-
mond girls dancing at the germans
given at Dlacksburg BY the " F. /.
cadets last week
Mrs. Littietohn Entertained
Mrs. A. +. Staples. Jr Will be host
ess at luncheon to-day OF her home in
Roanoke in honor of Mrs.taul " Lit
tiejohn. who has recently returned
from wedding trip TO Canada. Cow
ers will be la Id for twelve guests,
and the centrepiece for the luncheon
table will be marguerites and pink
buds. Mrs. Littlejohn was before her
marriage Miss Mary Churchill, and
her wedding. which took place the
first week OF this month, was one or
the most brilliant celebrated in the
State. and great deal OF handsome
entertaining was done in honor OF
the bride-elect.
In md Out of Town.
William Crump. who has been at
tending house party in Richmond
county. has returned to the city.
Miss Douglass Rennie. OF this city.
who has been guest OF her sister,
Mrs. w. c. Mitchell. has gone to YER
mont for the rest of the summer.
Leonard Freeland, of Jacksonville.
Fla. will be the guest OF Weiby Bev-