The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-29

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mony in the presence of large com
pahy OF relatives and friends. Mrs.
Iharles Mason, OF Baltimore. played
me wedding marches from "Lohen-
| grin and Mcndelssohn
| Mrs. Franklin L. Hall was dame of
honor and Miss Caroline Evans at
tended the bride as maid OF honor.
ihey ooth wore gowns OF pink mes
! saline yelled in chiffon. with big bla ok
mats, ana carried showers or pink
! Swcetpeas The bridesmaids included
Misses Mabel watkins, Ellen Browne
| Davis. Lynda Fairfax Anderton ard
Helen Perciful. Their costumes were
white lingerie frocks and lingerie hats.
with high pink satin girdles and they
carried pink carnations. Hiram Sears
watkins was the eroom's best man.
anu me groomsEnen were Andrew
jackson Dyke. Sydney Smith Sewbill.
Buford AGREE and George w. Sadler.
I Franklin 3. Hall and John A. Carleton
| acted as ushers.
The brides gown was OF heavy
/ white satin. trimmed in princess lace
and embroidered in pearls. and her
tulIe veil was arranged with a coronet
OF orange blossoms She carried a
/ bouquet Of Bride roses and entered
the church on the arm Of her brother.
/ Jonh McCauley Dyke. who gave her
! In marriage. Little Misses Ellen Cope
! Evans and Elsie Cook Mason, wearing
! dainty white frocks with wide pink
sashes, we're flower girls. ana carried
baskets OF pink rosebuds. Little Miss
E!'zapeth Thomas. who also wore a
/ white frock with pink ribbons, was
( ring bearer
/ Tuesday evening from half-past 8
| to II o'clock reception was given at
I the brides home. Decorations were in
/ pink roses and rose-shaded candles.
/ Guests from a distance we're Mr. and
! Mrs. Thomas j. Mason and Mrs Charles
Mason. Of Baltimore; Miss Mabel Wat
| kins, of Richmond Larkln Anderson,
| York.
! summer In the North.
I Mrs. Charles V. Meredith and her
! daughters. Hiss Sophy Meredith and
! Mrs. Max Talbot OF Brookl!ne. Mass,
VIII spend the summer at Winona,
| cape Cod, Mass Miss Meredith has
| been the guest OF Mrs. Talbot in
/ left for the North yesterday.
Grnce--scott.
The wedding OF Miss Loxley Scott.
and Rev. Edward Lee Grace, of this
city, which took place at the home Of
the brides mother. In Lynchburg, We'd
nesday evening at o'clock, is of much
interest TO society here The parlors
OF the Scott home were decorated with
palms and ferns and tall vases OF
white flowers. DR.. Joseph B. Dunn
rector OF St Pau!s Episcopal Church.
ofhciated, assisted BY the groom's
father, Rev. ". c. Gre &C. of Gulfport
Miss. The 'Lohengrin" wedding march
was played as professional. Miss
Matte scott presiding at the piano
The bride entered the parlor with
her brother. Charles a. W. Scott. who
gave her away. She wore q hand
some going away gown of blue cloth
with hat and gloves of the same shade,
and carried shower bouquet OF white
sweetpeas. Miss Elizabeth Duvai
Adams. also of Lynchburg. attended
the bride d s her maid of honor. and
wore lovely hand embroidered frock
Of white mule made over pink satin
she carried a bouquet OF pink sweet
peas. II. H Harris was the groons
best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Grace left at once for
Northern tour that will include New
York. Atlantic City and other North
ern points. Guests from a distance for
the wedding were: Charles A. w.
Scott. of West Virginia: Richard c.
Scott OF Annapolis. Md; John t Scott,
Of Petersburg; Rev. and Mrs. ". c.
Grace, OF Gulfport. Miss; Mr.. and Mrs.
O. L. c. Radford Miss Louise Radford,
Mr. and Mrs. Duval Radford, Miss
Ellen Radford. r. w. c. Radford. OF
Forest
In Georgia.
Miss Page Pelham Hewlett left Mon
day for Washington, Ca. where she
viii act as bridesmaid at the Simms-
Green wedding. Miss Hewlett will at
tend the entertainments that will be
given in honor of the bridal party dur
ing her stay.
Entcrtnins at Dinner.
Says the Virginian-Pilot OF yester-
day:
lack stockton. of Richmond. en-
tertained a few friends at dinner at
the Virginia Beach Hotel last week.
MIR. Stockton's guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. James Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Carroll, Mrs. William Shell
burnc. Mrs. Landon Hilliard. Miss Mary
Field and Miss Elizabeth Brander. of
Richmond"
t:ucst OF Mr.. Elicit.
Rev. John Crozier, of London. Eng
land. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T.
IL. Elicit al their home. on West
Franklin Street. DR.. Crozier came to
this country to attend the Baptist
Worlds Conference held last week N
Philadelphia. Mr.. Elicit was a guest
OF DR.. Crozier several years ago in
London, during trip abroad.
Net Yesterday.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society met yesterday morning at tie
Confederate Museum with Mrs Lizzie
Cary Daniel. the newly elected presi-
dent, in the chair Mrs. j. Enders
Robins, recording secretary of tho So
ciety. in the absence of the incumbent
acted as secretary The meeting was
long and interesting one, and quite
n large gathering of members was
present. The remainder of the annual
reports, which were not read at the
annual meeting of the society held
June 3. were heard. and Mrs. Werth
read letter from Mr.. Weddell. of
Zanzibar, stating that there was
great scarcity OF literature pertaining
to the South during the War Between
. he TOT L. tel hat