The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05

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perform the ceremony. and Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March" will be played
as q professional.
The bride Will enter the drawing
room on the arm OF her father, who
VIII also give her away. She will be
handsomely gowned In a going-away
suit OF lavender broadcloth, trimmed in
! Jet and black satin, with hat and
| gloves TO match. She will carry a
! prayer-book with markers of lilies OF
! the valley. The brides only attend
ant Will be Miss Bertha Triplett. of
! washington. assistant head nurse at
| Catawba Sanatorium, who Will act as
maid OF honor. Miss Triplett will
! wear white lace robe and carry pam
sizes tied with tnlle. Hysor Morehead
! OF this city. VIII act as his brothers
best man
| Immediately after the ceremony MI
! and Mrs. Morehead will leave for
4 Mountain Lake. Bald Knob and other
resorts. A number Of Richmond peo-
/ pie VIII be present at the wedding.
me bride is daughter Of MIR and
MI William Carhart formerly OF
/ Powhatan county. now OF Richmond.
and Is graduate OF the Virginia Hos
pital. in this city. For the past two
years she has been head nurse at the
Catawba Sanatorium.
At the Beach.
Miss Alice Nelson, who has been
! spending some time in Lynchburr as
the house guest OF Miss Jennie Stroth-
I er. left town saturday for Willoughby
I Beach. Miss Nelson will be the guest
( Of Mrs. Thomas Jeffress. who is en-
terta!ning a. house party at her cot
tage at Willoughby Beach for this
I week.
summer mt the White.
! a recent Washington exchange con-
f, tains the following article of Interest
! 10 society in Richmond:
Mrs. Ordway. widow of General
! Albert Ordway, and her granddaugh-
/ ter. Miss Valera Padelford, have gone
to the White Sulphur Springs. where
/ they have taken a cottage for the sea
| son. Miss Padelfords mother was one
OF the great beauties and bellies OF the
| White sulphur Springs as Miss Betty
Ordway. and her daughter is destined
! 10 meet with the same social success,
because OF her own personal charms.
Daughters Meet.
The regular meeting of the Chester
held Chapter. United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. was hc!S on Saturday af-
tcrnoon Il the home of Mrs b A.
y
the chapter at this meeting was Mrs
Norman V. Randolph, president of the
Richmond Chapter. L. D. C. The treas.
nrer's report showed s3225 turned over
to relief fund and SO for the Shiloh
Monument fund. The chapter Endorsed
the resolutions written by the South
ern Cross Chapter at Salem. dated
April 20. 1911. and protests against
the use OF Elson's history in Southern
he sal -
was enthusiastically Endorsed, and an
order to the amount OF $500 was re-
ccived and filled. Seventeen crosses
oil honor were reported to have been
presented BY this chapter in Lee Camp
Hall on June 8, and plans were made
Tor the annual basket picnic, which
takes place September at Chester
tleid Courthouse One new member,
Mrs II. NJ. Lander, was received.
AT the conclusion of the business
meeting. tea was served by the host
ess, and the meeting adjourned TO
meet some time in September. at the
residence of Mrs. Ada Lee Taylor
Drew. 1908 Floyd Avenue. Richmond.
Leaving for Australia.
II. NJ. Walthall is leaving town this
week TO visit his brother. Chris Wal
than, at his home, in Brisbane, Aus
tralia Mr. Walthall will also visit
40 eii'o' ell III Eastern cities, and
spend some time with relatives in
Denver and San Francisco before sail
Ing for Australia from the latter city.
Going Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Bryan left
town yesterday for San Francisco, from
which city they expect to sail on Tues
Jay, June H. for trip around the
world Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Will stop
In st. Louis and other Western cities
en- route for the coast They will be
absent from Richmond for the next
six months.
Entertained In Fairfax.
Mrs. Petit was guest OF honor last
week at card party given by the
Misses Moore at their home in Fair
fax. Mrs. Durham, Of this city, was
awarded the first prize and Mr. Petit
the guest prize. Decorations were in
yellow flowers. and tea was served at
the conclusion OF the game. Mrs. w.
w. Long also entertained at cards last
week in honor of Mrs. Petit, 500 be-
ing played.
III md Out of Town.
Miss Mary Johnston and party have
arrived in Rotterdam, Holland, and
will go this week to Amsterdam for a
few days
Mrs. r. T. Hunter. who spent last
week at Mount elliott Springs. is now
at the Seaside Hotel In Atlantic City.
| Miss Ruth Hopkins. of this city. is
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Flora
Glasgow. in Alexandria.
Miss Arvin samuoluon, OF culpeper,