The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-16

performed the ceremony. The quaint
little church was decorated very pref
thy FOR the occasion with wreaths OF
banked with yellow blossoms and
palms.
The ushers included Samuel Parks.
wilton Long. l. ). Gillian. OF Pamp-
lin; c. 1. Wheat. Of Richmond. ThL
bridesmaids were Misses Nary Law
renee Trevy, OF Big Island, and Valerie
Garner. of Bedford City. Tuey woro
Gowns Of soft white silk, trimmed in
pearls and messallne. n carried great
lunches OF golden rod.
The bride entered the church with
her dame OF honor, Mrs c. | Wheat,
OF this city. Her wedding gown was
ldsA!oneu OF SOFT white satin. and was
in duchess lace ana pearl EN-
broidery- Her long tuile veil was ar.
ranged with orange blossoms. and she
carried a shower bouquet OF Bride
roses. Mrs. Wheat was handsomely
sowncd in yellow and white MESA
line. trimmed in gold embroidery and
hinon and carried a sneaf OF golden
rod caught with yellow tulle. Harry
camden attended his brother as hest
man
Immediately after the ceremony a
60 b'NtI a ne HOllle Oh me
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Camden
lett at once for u trip to Washington.
ana VIII later visit relatives in Rich
rlond before going TO Fork Union
Academy. where MIR. Camden is pro-
lessor OF Mathematics.
announcement Luncheon.
An interesting event in society
Thursday was the beautifully appoint
ed announcement luncheon given by
Mrs William Young NOEL at her home
in Danville at l o'clock, complimentary
10 MISS Nellie Penrose Vass. whose en-
sagement was %announc>- % Thomas
NJ. Myers. OF New York.
The NOEL home was decorated with
Quantities OF fragrant autumn bios
SONS and ferns. which made a lovely
oacksFoond Tor the coterie of hand
somely gowned young women present.
Mrs. NOEL received the guests in the
front drawing room. which was banked
with roses Of a delicate shade of pink.
and the lights were also shaded In
rose color.
The dining room was in green and
white. and the prevailing tone was
most effectively carried out. Resting
on a piece of Cluny lace was a centre
piece of Yucca and ferns, outlined with
sprays OF feathery clematis, saint
sPiaSs vi tHis same trailing vine fes-
TONED the Chandelier. The place cards
were very attractive pen and ink
sketches of Cup!ds. with toasts spark
ing with wit and humor written on
the reverse side. The bonbons were in
miniature gold nests. with two doves
perched on either SIDE. holding in their
bills a message OF love. At Zach plate
was a miniature trunk, perched on top
OF which was a little Cupid holding
the wedding ring and also a small dove
bearing the announcement of the en-
gagement.
Those present were Mrs. william Y.
Noeli. Miss Nellie vass, Miss Bessie
Watson. Miss Madge Vass, Miss Sue
schoolheld. Miss William wiseman.
Miss Fannie Rouldin. Miss Relsn Wad-
all. Miss Bessie Carter. Miss Kathryn
Rison. Miss Ina Allen and Miss Mary
Leigh.
The bride-elect is the daughter OF
Mr. and MRS. Henry Fitzhugh vass.
OF Danville. Mr.. Myers is a prominent
young business man OF New York. The
Wedding VIII be one OF the leading
events in society of the late autumn.
in November.
In and Out OF Town.
Miss Bette Clarke has returned TO
Richmond, after spending the summer
at the White Sulphur Springs and Al
leghony Inn.
Allen Sutton expects 10 spend the
weekend with a party of friends at
Old Point.
Miss Virginia Neville Lawson. of
county. is the guest of he,
sister. Mrs. Charles a. Dempsey. a,
1k1n parL a,zn
Miss Robyn Mai Miller left Tuesday
Tor the mountains near Roanoke.
where she expects TO remain for several
weeks.
Mrs. John Moss and children have
returned TO Newport News. after visit
Ing relatives and friends in New Kent
and Richmond.
Mrs. Clinton Hogge. of this city, is
visiting her parents at their home
near Grafton.
NJ. and Mrs. James Aston CabelI
have been recent guests OF Colonel and
Mrs. Oliver Dudley. in D~anville.
Mrs. j. Fl. Drewry and two children.
Of Clifton Forge. are visiting friends
here and will later go to Emporia.
Mrs. EHiest McGehee and little
daughter. Elizabeth. OF his city, ore
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Powhatan Per.
kins. at Dunreath.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark have re.
turned to their home in this city, af-
ter a weeks visit to Mrs. Clark's par
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Collins. at
Chestnut Grove"
Miss Marie Abrams. of Atlanta, Ga,
who has been visiting Miss Lucy Cat
lett. in stanton. for the past month,
is now in Richmond.
Miss Rosa Goodwin, who has beon
visiting relatives in this city, has re.
turned to her home in Louisa.