The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-17

audience was most enthusiastic In its
reception OF her She is q graduate
of the Conservatory of Music in To-
ronto. Canada. and is here TO sing at
number OF private receptions and
| concerts that Will be given in Rich
mond during the winter. Her voice
is unusually full and sweet, and the
program selected was most pleasing
nostesscs for the afternoon were Mrs
John Lamb, Miss Rena Glazebrooke
Mrs. h.. o. James and Miss Jean Field.
! The tea tables were set with bowls OF
! lovely fall roses, and the club was
decorated in dahlias.
CnrrinEton-Tucker.
quiet but pretty wedding took
} place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in the home of the brides nephew
Machison Flanagan, on Barton Heights,
when Mrs. Shepherd Tucker, of Cum
bertrand county. became the bride of
conner Darlington also of Cumbcr-
land The Rev a. NJ. Padgctt per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Alice
White. OF this city. q niece OF tho
/ bride. was maid Of honor. and Luther
Walton acted as his cousins best man.
/ The bride was handsomely gowned In
white messalne, with n picture hat
and gloves 10 match.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Darlington left for Wilson.
Ihcy Will be at home after October
% near Stearnes
In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Thomas Burton snead has gone
10 Atlantic City, where she Will spend
some time. Mrs. Snead Will go TO
Elizabeth y. j.. about November !.
( where she viii DC dame of honor at
tne marriage OF Miss Dorothy March
Clarke TO Lewis Buckmaster Chandler.
. r.ta
Z Clarke was one OF the bridesmaids at
Mrs Snead's own wedding, which was
Il fashionable event OF the spring sea-
son In Richmond. She will also spend
I several days In New York before re-
| turning 10 her home
OF interest Here.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond for the debu, reception on
October is OF Miss Eleanor Lila Lie
daughter o, DR.. and Mrs Wuiian,
Minor Lille, of tile University OF Vir-
sin'a Miss Lie. VINO has recently
graduated from the Cathedral School
IN Washington. after two years pre-
vious study in Switzerland. makes her
DO" to society In the mids, o, the
cultured and charming circle OF tho
historic university OF the State.
In November Miss Lille Will visi, her
aunt. Mrs. Preston Carson. at pun
seasons
den utantes At bridge whist in her
honor
MISS Jones Dcbutnntc.
Miss Charlotte Jones is another Of
the members OF Eicnmond's Younger
society set to make her bow here his
winter Miss Jones, who is a daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Jones. and a
niece of Mrs. H. NJ. Cannon. is charm
ing and attractive girl and some very
her honor.
Miss CUE IN Here.
Miss Margaret G. Curtis, OF IS Mount
Vernon Street, Boston is spending sew
erai days In Richmond as the guest Of
Mrs. William ". Archer. 5Oy East
franklin Street. Miss Curtis enter
tanned several Richmond people 1T the
National Charity Conference in Bosto.,
last summer. ana several affairs viii
be given in her honor during her short
stay in the city. Miss Mamie Minor
was hostess at tea a the Nurses Set
tlement mere Yesterday afternoon To-.
Miss Curtis. and she was also guest of
honor at luncheon yesterday. She vii,
later join party of friends who have
been motoring in the Valley of Virginia
anu return to Boston in their machine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The marriage Of Miss Grace Giesecke.
WoodinG. of Danville. took place on
Wednesday. october II. at Q p NJ. in
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Giesecke. in Evans.
vile.
The parlors were transformed into q
garden of green by the use OF palms
and other foliage plants with pink and
white carnations to blend in with the
pink and white color scheme Trailing
Tsp .l.ti a A,
utying the apartments and with lights
shaded in pink made a lovely wedding
bower. Promptly at the appointed
hour Miss Louise Fisher. presiding at
the piano, played Mendelssohn's WED
ding March" as the maid OF honor
the brides only sister. Miss Elsie
Giesecke entered! The bride followed
on the armt of her father. meeting the
groom with his best man. his brother,
Percy Wooding, of I.ynchburg. at the
altar, where Rev. Hamilton \. Hymes
performed the ceremony.
The bride. who is very striking a.
handsome brunette. wore an elegant
gown of white duchess trimmed IN
duchess lace. Her veil of tulle was
caught with bandeau of pearls. and
She carried a shower bouquet of Bride
roses. Miss Elsie Giesecke was attireJ
in pink silk and carried shower of
pink roses
Mr.. and Mrs Wooding left on tho
midnight train for a southern bridal
trip. going later TO Danville, where
they will reside. The brides travel
ing suit was a black and gray mix
ture with touches of purple and worn
with purple hat trimmed with black
pluInes.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edmund Giesecke and from child.
hood has been noted for her unusual
talent on the violin.
Mr.. Wooding is a wealthy tobacconist
and a member of prominent family
in the State.
Delegates Leave Wednesday,.
The executive board of the Equal
Suffrage League of Virginia and the
delegates TO the suffrage convention in