The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-29

Huaiht frocK OF white satin, WIFI trim-
ininSs OF shell-pink chiffon and carried
q DiS bouquet of pule pink rosebuIs.t
Miss Elizabcth Graves. Miss katherine
Sinton and Miss E:nma Conquest were
also in tbs Receiving line, and the
bouquc 8 sent Miss Taylor were heaped
on q table directly behind the receiv-,
ing psrty. Mrs. u. +, Williams and
AIRS. Edwin Mann. OF Ulueheld. w. Va.
served punch. ana ussistins 2iniu he
{ dining-room were Mrs. John FurlanJ.
Mrs Charles L. Robins. Miss Jeanc
Berkeley. Hiss ru,.iinc Gr.t.,t and Mss
CorDclia hdnir.
Stny-nt-Ttom. Whist Club.
The stay-ut!iiOnc Whist Club mot
on Monday evening at the home
Mrs. Bland. Smith. sol East Franklin
Street Three tables were Engaged and
the top score was made By Mrs Gray
ard w. L. Robins The club will hold
It's next session at the residcace of
hlrs.tC. W. r. Brock. :oo East Frank
Rim street.
iu.np-puwcIj.
The marriage OF Edward [, Eyun ana
MISS Della i. Powell will be celc-
! DRAFTED this afternoon at 1 o'clock from
/ the Sacred Heart Cathedral.
! Pretty Home Wedding.
In the presence of a large com
! pany o, distinguished guests and rela-
j tives at high noon vest ar,lny. the mar
* ton. daughter OF Air. ard Mrs Walter
! Grey Huntington. and Edward
Southland Shields. soa ur Colonel and
! Mrs. William 7. Shields. OF Lexington,
was celebrated. The cerei my took
| place In the parlors of Poplar HILL
/ tue big country place OF. the brides
parents in Prince Edward county. and
| quantities oftyellow and white flowers
| decorated the whole house for the oc-
/ a p.. lie .t.I,
smllaX and white blossoms and gar
, lands OF yellow and white chrysun-
! tiemums were hung on the balustraic
I OF the staircase and over the door
ways. Palms and lighted candles and
masses of fragrant white flowers were
| used on an improviscd altar at one
! end OF tho long drawinE-room. and the
table In tho dininE-room was set with
lonS oval OF yellow and white chry-
1 santhemums.
MISS Dnvai of Farmville. and. Chaa.
NJ. Saunders. Of fredericksburg. played
the Bridal Chorus" as professional.
and the Rev. T.. 81. McCorkIe perform
cd the ceremony.
The BRIDES wedding gown was Of
Imported white chiffon embroidered
| In tiny flowers, and made, over duchess
satin Her court train was caught
with sprays OF orange blossoms and
her gown was trimmed in some rare
| old lace. Her veil Of Illusion was
arranged with coronct Of orange
blossoms around a Juliet can edged
with real lace. and she carried
! shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
! lilies Of the valley. Mr.. Duning on
save his daughter away. Mrs. Ashton
10. Chaplain. of Washington. who was
1 the brides dame OF honor. wore a
/ gown OF white satin. trimmed in gold
4 lace, with a big black hat
Miss Louise Donnan Shields sister
OF the groom, was maid OF honor. She
I wore lovely gown OF white mar
/ Guiscttc embroidered in gold. with a
white picture hat Miss jamie Quinn
and Miss Jean Cunning ton. cousin Of
the bride, were bridesmaids and wore
! Quaint frocks of white marquisette
made over white messaline, with white
| lace bonncts. The brides attendants
carried French baskets of yellow and
white lowers. James Randolph Caskic
! OF Lynchburg. was the groom's best
man, and the sroomsmen Included VIII
| liam Hodges Mann. Jr., OF Richmond,
land j. W. Huntington, w. G. DunninE-
ton, Jr.. and j. Fl. Huntington brothers
OF the bride.
/ y breakfast followed the ceremony.
and the guests from a distance were
! Colonel and Mrs. William T. Shields.
W. r. Shields Miss Louise Shields A..
! ]. Shields, Major r. y. Poague of the
Virginia Military Institute; j. S. camp-
bell. a, T. Barclay. Jr.. OF Lexington:
the Misses Shields. of Riverside; Mr..
and Mrs. Ashton Chaplain, OF wash
ington; Miss Annie Minetrec Pypc
OF ictersbure; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
| Stra chan. Mrs. II. c. Quinn, Miss jamie
Quinn, Rev. and Mrs. T. NJ McCorkIc
| OF 1.ynchourg: Miss Jean bennington
OF the University of Virginia; Mr. and
| Mrs. ". b. knight, of Springfield
Mass; Mrs. Charles F.. wingo. Miss
jamie WinGo John T. wingo, william
| Wingo. Hugh Witt and William Hodges
Mann. Jr.. OF Richmond
In Richmond.
Mrs. Arthur Glasgow and ner small
| daughter. Marjorie, arrived in town
yesterday from London. and will be
the guests of Mrs. Glasgow's father
| John l.. Branch, at | West Franklin
street, unit! some time in January
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr Branch and
Misses Iaydc and Louise Branch have
also returned to Richmond They were
! in England most OF the summer and
! have recently closed their country
homc estate in Duchess county. New
F., lork, and come TO Richmond for the
l winter Mr.. and Mrs. Branch have
/ again leased tho Myers home. 9ls
| West Franklin street, which they Will
occupy for the season
EnGnScmcnt Announced
society in Richmond is much inter
ested In the announcement of the en-
easement OF Miss Carrie f,ce Neal,
daughter of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Thomas D.
Neal, of West Main stree. ana Will
! liam Franklin Augustine son o. M.s
John y. Augustine also Of i;ichnrnd.
| NO date has been set for the wedding.
but ii is one of the most important
| engagements of the fall season on .nc-
count of the social prominence OF both
/ Miss Neal aud Mr. Augustine.
| Biaydes--Thorpc.
| The marriage Of Miss Rosabel
Thorpe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/, snitn Andrew Thorpe, of Ilenrico
! county. to Manly Voorhees, Blaydes
took place yesterday in Washington
] NIc grOum is he son OF Colonel Rnh-