The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21

tlun, or fScottSvlIlc, performing the
ceremony. The house was prcttily
decorated with smilax. laurel and wild
howcrs, and Miss Fannie Meades pre-
sided at the plano.
The bride wore n beautiful wedding
gown of white marquisette, trimmed
In duchess lace worn by her mother
at her wedding, and carried bouquet
or white swcctpeas and lilies OF the
valley. She was attended by Miss
Mary Hawes as maid Of honor and
little Miss Matte Duke as flower girl.
DR.. Morrison Hutchinson. of Rich
mond, was tne grooms best man.
Immediately after the ceremony DR..
and Mrs. Hin left for an extended wed
ding tour. and Will make their home
In Chicago. DIR. Hill Is a son of the
late General James Christian Hill, Of
Albemarle. and has q number OF rel
atlves in this city.
Among the out of town guests were
Mrs. j. c. IIill. Miss Mamie Powers.
Miss Bessie Hill, Miss Lucy Powers, of
Scottsville; MIR. and Mrs. Irvine Dunn
and Irvine Dunn, Jr, of Clifton Forge:
Miss Virginia Belt and McGil Belt,
OF Dlckerson. Nd: Miss FLORENCE Cid
dings; OF Lcesburg; Cephus Sinclair.
of Washing ton: Miss Frances Lipscomb.
OF Hanover county. and Miss Elizabeth
Conway, OF Fredericksburg.
In Norfolk.
Miss Lora Crump loft yesterday for
Norfolk, where she will spend several
days with friends and attend a german
given In that city. Miss Lucy WHIT
shire, of Baltimore, arrived in town
"Wednesday, and will he tho guest OF
Miss Grace Neal on West Main Street
until Miss Crumps returned to Rich
mond Monday, when she will spend
ne 10,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James ID
Crump.
Visiting In Atlanta.
Miss Theresa Higgins left yesterday
Tor Atlanta. Ga, where she will spend
come time visiting friends. Miss Hig
gins frequently visits in Atlanta, and
Il number of handsome entertainments
VIII be given In her honor during her
stay there On her return to Richmond
Miss Higgins Will probably go to New
YORK. where she will spend some time.
interesting Engagement.
~ Baltimore exchange contains the
following:
An engagement of much interest 10
Baltimore and Virginia society lust
announced is that Of Miss Sallic Bird.
daughter of the late w Edgeworti,
Bird and Mrs. Bird, Of 314 Roland Aya
virginia. Miss Bird moth was Miss
imogene Reid. 4 daughter of Mrs. An.
drew Reid. of the Severn. Her father.
w. Edgeworth Bird, who died last
water, was well known and very mop
uier in society. and was formerly a
manager of tho Bachelors Cotiliion in
It's carly history. She Is grand
daughter of the late Andrew Reid. who
IN; his day was prominent in Baltimore
IN
MI Ware. who is a son OF DR.. Ware
rector OF the Episcopal Church at Cu!-
peper. Na and Mrs. Ware was q for
mer student at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. and Is now the instructor in
the English department. OF the univer-
sity OF North Carolina at Chapel i'm.
NO date for the wedding his been set.,.
Invitations Issued. TN
Alr. and Mrs. Henry Messcrschmidt
have issued invitations for the mar
rage OF their daughter Clara Mac Ia
Joseph Addison staples the ceremon,.
TO take place on Wednesday evening.
April 70, at o'clock, at the home OF
the brides parents, 4o2 East Clary
Street
Violin and Plano RccItnI.
charming program has been ar
ranged for the violin and piano re-
ct,al TO be given by Mrs Heouem.
oourg and Madame de Coster on the
evening of April 81, at the Centr,I
y. NJ. c. \. The event will be ono of
the pleasing musical affairs of The
spring season, and the music lovipg
people of Richmond will be well rem.
resented.
Mrs. Hequembourg is prominently
Identified In musical circles here ana
mas given number OF previous re-
.ata,s mat nave been most pleasing
20 nef audiences. She and Madame
DC Coster were students at the same
institution. the Royal Conservatory or
Music in Brussels
bridge Party
The bridge-whist party ri tba -,
ierson Hotel this afternoon al,
o'clock will be a very smart affair In.
aceo. Decorations will be in spring
iioNers and attractive prizes will he
AWARDED Tor the highest scores. some
are; Mrs. Jordan Leake. Mrs. Godwin
Soykin Mrs Thomas rutherford. Miss
ANNA Wexford, Miss Lucy Ford
WORKMAN, Miss Doris Jones, Mrs NJ
H. Massie, Mrs. HarrIc Webster. Mrs
Logan Golsan. Mrs. E, T. Valentine,
Mrs. Robert PeEram. Mrs C. f. Whit
lock, Miss Nellie Tompkins. Mrs Iohn
Harrison, Miss Elsie Harrison. Mrs
Edmund Strudwick. Miss Cally Ryland.
Mrs, birmingham Spilman and Others
The reception committee viii in
ciudc Mrs. Charles E. Workman. Jr..
s. Armistead L. Wexford. Mrs.
stuart Hume, Mrs Thomas Ruther-
foord and Mrs. c. L. Whltlock.
Attractive House Party.
a most ENJOYABLE house party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Lowell at
their Ocean View home in honor of
their daughter, Dorothy's, birthday.
Those present We're: Misses Reba and
Mac. Bradley, of Richmond; Marian
Bel. Sallic Whithurst. Mary Baker
i.oulson- Dorothy Fcrrier. OF Norfolk
Helen H. Dlsosway. Erma r. Rnther-
ford, Imogen Lowell. Myrtle Fisher.
| Louise Wood Dorothy Rutherford.
helma Henley. Dorothy Is. Lowell. OF
Ocean View; Richard Taylor, of Lon
! don Bridge Messrs. George W. Price.
Marvin Bell, of Norfolk; Messrs. Clyde,
Palmer, Leslie and George Derby of
Ocean View. The chaperons were Airs
Fisher. Mrs. Lowell, Palmer Derby and
Mr.. Lowell