The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
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81 MI OWi@ that tho dull hot days of
" June have come to stay. socie, Is
folk are beginning their pill
v erlmsge to the mountain houses or
some fashionable resort, where If they
y can' be cool. they can be happy. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick -. Scott have left
5 for Royal Orchard" In .Albemarie
folks viii be the guests OF Miss Isabel
y scott for ten days. The White con;
tinues to be a delightful rendezvous
FOR Richmond people. Among those
who viii spend The summer months
there are John F.. Branch. MIR. and
Mrs John d. Potts. Mrs. Garrett Wall.
Mrs. j.. Is. conally. Mrs Conally-Cox,
4 % North Carolina. MIR and Mrs. James
Il Aston Cnbell and children have opened
Point OF Fork. their country home
Fon the James River: Mr., and Mrs.
Cabel! are spending some time on the
& New England coast at present,
81 The Country Club continues popular
for those who have not closed their
houses yet. ana many charming Tea
4 parties are there every afternoon. and
U numerous dinners on the I ezra ce by
yellow candlelight." a{
3 Chaplin -Sicholson Wedding.
5H Fla bcrate and artistic in every detail.
the marriage of Miss Mamie Ruse
Nicholson and William Evans Chaplin
K was the large event OF Wednesday in
AtlaEta and one of the most brilliant
az the June weddings.
The ceremony took place at high
noon at the home OF the brides pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs George Andrew
Nicholson, on Pcachtrce Street.
The only attendants were The brides
sister, Mrs. John Newton Goddard,
natron of honor G. Cotton Chaplin. of
Richmond brother OF the groom,
nest nun. and the little nieces of the
bride. Miss Mary Thompson pnl Mi :
Mary Gc;l.assST!tl 4 ri; Rev. g k. Nelson,
(. bishop nof Atlant;. ofii1iia,edi
N lhei house Was beautifully decorat.
81. Quantities of palms and ferns be-
ing used throughout, the gree show
.hE: III exquisite contrast to the old
/-fTory and mahogany finish of the
rooms.
Tho bride wore a gown Of white
chiffon crepe made over an underdress
Of white satin. put together with
bands OF silver gauae. the skirt falling
in straight lines from the short Jose
rbnc corsage. which was cut With u
round neck finished with single row
tiof penrls. The little lsimono sleeves
We're finished With a band Of princess
lace embroidered with ting Dresden
garland OF orange bloss ims in chiffon
aud satin. centred with single pearl
Bands OF the lace edged with pearls,
formed an apron sha ped panel down
the front, bands of the same exquisite
pearl edged lace forming side panels
embroidered with little rings of pearls
70 the hem OF the skirt. Down the
central panel there were mcdallions
Of pearls. the last one ending Just
above the wide border which finished
the skirt made of bands of the lace.
the upper one Tiny nounce gathered
with a string of pearls, the others
edged with the pearls and caught at
intervals BY the little Dresden gar-
lands of chiffon and satin orange bios
SONS On the girdle at one side
spray. Of orange blossoms correspond
cf with the spray OF the same flowers
which caught the folds of the long
court train of white satin which fell
from the shoulder line in the back
snftened by the misty whiteness OF
The veil which was held to the dark
hair Of the graceful wcarer with an.
other spray OF the waSen white
hloss oms.
Her flowers were n shower bouquet
OF white orchids and lilies of the val
( lev The maid of honor. lovely with
tho same black hair and brown eyes
distinctive OF the bride, wore ii be-
coming gown of blue chiffon over shell