The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
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q r. the numerous spring weddings
49, that will crowd the month o,
April, and there is I, vast amount OF
interest manifested in society here
over the ncarness OF tho many prom
stncnt nuptials to be celebrated through
out tho weeks Immediately following
Easter At every wedding representa-
tive society will he found attending
In more or less large numbers for some
NIL be his church affairs. when the
chanccls Will be gay with flowers and
Beautiful bridesmaids, and the church
filled with distinguished guests. and
others VIII take place very quietly in
athc rides home owing TO mourning.
8 Spring weddings arc always beautiful
ana very attractive, with every one
wearing their prettiest frocks, and the
summary costumes Adding greatly TO
The charm of ;hc efrnts Last year
spnc very prominent bride, whose we'd
4 ding was q big, fashionable affair.
X came TO church with her maids in Il
I. big motor car filled with apple bios
sotns and hung with pink flowers.
Fur ms past week there IS nothing
at ali 81 note. and still less to be said
OF this one. The rains have interfered
IL almost every case or tennis or golf
a. tho clubs, anu A few lonely teas are
all that has happened.
charlottesville Wedding,
one Of the prominent weddings OF
interest to society throug hout the
South. ana particularly in Virginia,
where the brides family is very wide
Is known. took place last night in the
home OF the Misses Mckenzie. at tho
university of Virginia. when Miss
Marie Marcclia Mckenzie became the
bride Of Guy Warrington PinCk. Guam
titics Of flowers were used everywhere.
blossoms ilil the windows and door
Ways Miss Emma Wood played the
wedding march from 'Lohengrin" at
the entry OF the bridal party.
The bride wore beautiful gown Of
White chiffon, huill over soft, white
satin and trimmed With duchess lace.
II was made with 4 court train. and
her ,ulc veil was fastened with a cor
onct Of alnctlIysts. she carried !, white
prayer hook, with markers OF lilies
Of the VALLEY r. w BuinbridEc, OF
New York, gave his niece away TWO
younger sisters of the bride, Misses
Jane anu lsobel McNc were maids
OF honor They wore froclls OF pale
blue and yellow silk and carried grca,
bouquets OF Easter lilies. Norris r.
Briggs, Of Fredericksburg was the
sroom's best man.
A Owing TO recent mourning in tho
brides family only 4 few intimate
friends and relatives were invited 10
the house and the small reception
which followed the ceremony MI. and
Mrs. Pinck left for al extended North
ern tour, and Will make their home in
Buftalo, \. u, on their return some
weeks later.
Guests from distance were Miss
Eainbridse. II ". cambridge. OF
r. Ill
OF Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Doanc.
OF Washington; Miss Juliana Lokcll, Of
Fall River, Mass.
Concerning Mrs. Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Potter,
WHO have been staying at the ST Regis.
New York, motorcd Thursday to TUX
edo Park. where they will stay until
after Easter week Mrs Potter was
formerly Miss May Handy. OF this city,
and is one OF tho hes, known women
IN New York society.
At the Womnn's Club.
The wonan's welfare department OF
the National Civic Federation will hold
a conference az he Woman's Club TO-
morrow afternoon at a quarter, fore
o'clock. Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
chairman or the organization, will be
IN charge OF the meeting. and shorr
addresses Will also be made by Mrs.
Mary Hatch Willard Mrs. r. IT. Chew,
Mrs. Richard Wainwright, OF New York
AND other equally prominent women
on thc Improvement Of the living AND
working conditions or Industrial ON.
ploycs. a reception for the speakers
VIII be given in the club parlors i'm.
mediately after the meeting. Mrs. J.
allison Hodges VIII be chairman OF
the dan.
On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
the Literary Round Table will meet 10
discuss Marguerite AndouX's nush
talked Of book, Marie Claire, under
the direction Of Mrs, L. Il. Dashiell.
Dillnps.--i< emp.
MI. and AIRS -Arrclous W. I<emn
nave issI'ed- "inrila,ions for the mar
riaec OF their daughter Annie -Ames.
TO Harry Evans Bilups, the ceremony
10 rake place on Thursday afternoon,
hpfA 20 at half-past o'clock, at the
nome of the brides parents, Elm
wood Norfolk county Va.
Visiting In Warrington.
Mrs. Henry W. Davis, Of sandy
spring, Nd. who has been the house
guest Of Mrs. Warner Moore. in thiy
Sly le1t iass week for WASHINGTON.
where she will visit friends It is her
tssit . 70 return TO Richmond to at.
TEND the Wednesday Club concerts "a
which she IS a subscriber. Mrs. DAVIS
WI Dc guest Of Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson
81 her nome, Till Crest" on the C,arv
s,rcet Road, on her return to this civ
Chiics--Goodmnu.
one Of the Interesting Virginia we'd
oinss 10 take place this week will bs
ttat OF Miss Margaret Buchanan c.ool
nan ana Walter Douglas Chilcs son
o. Mrs l. i. Chiles. OF Louisa, which
MI ne celebrated on "Wednesday al
nisn noon in Gilboa Christian t,hirrh
Guekoo, Va, DIV. NJ. Forrest. of the
oH.VereitS Of Virginia. will oficinte
and Miss Jessie Spencer VII, r,rnsiao
at the organ. = ee'ue
Miss Nancy Lee Goodman win ~.
tend hci sister as maid Of honor ana
cure spence. Of Richmond, Viii act
' r. sl man an. Joseph Lewis Bibb,
n3tnas + West. Robert Simpson and
2. Hit Will be ushers rhc hr, ,,a
Wlli DC given away by her brother.
Heiry Gaines Goodman.
feeention after the ceremony will
y Aeid at The Oaks" the Nom. =.
hrc +'Dilit. OF