The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-08

groom as his best man.
Little Misses Frances Warren, or
Crhnse and Jeanne Hunton witt Will
De Hover girls. They will wear lin
gerie frocks with wide yellow sashes
and carry French baskets of yellow
chrysanthemums. Lewis Crenshaw
Grant and j. sutton Jones. OF Alexan.
dria, will be ushers
After an extended wedding "Trip Mr.
Plumley and his bride will make their
, homo In Charleston. W. Va.
Visitors Entertained.
Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson enter
tanned at reception yesterday after
noon from nalf-pnst to in honor
OF her guests. Mrs. William Roberts.
OF Chase City: Mrs. Charles j. Faulk-
nor. Miss Faulkner. OF West Virginia.
and Mrs. Robert ]. Mason. 1t was q
musical tea, and a very charming pro-
gram OF lovely old airs was rendered
by Mrs. Frank Duke. violinist; Mrs.
frederick Gum soprano: Mrs. Thomas
Wh!ttet. contralto. and Mrs Frank
simmons. accompanist. The whole
house was decorated In lovely fall
MOWERS. and great many distln-
guished guests from 4 distance were
present In the library. where the re-
ceiVins oarty stood. red and white
MOWERS banked the mantels and bowls
or red roses were used everywhere.
me hall was arranged in yellow and
white chrysanthemums. and the music
room was decorated In a color scheme
OF old rose and quantities of chrys-
anthemums were used in its effective
arrangement. In the dininS-rooui the
colors OF the u. D. c. were used en-
trely. centrepiece of red and white
blossoms In a French basket decorated
tho table with N e.e vi
smaller baskets of flowers at the cor
ners. The lights were shaded in Grim
son. and crystal and red and white
flowers were banked in the windows
Mrs. Johnson received her guests in
a gown of French blue satin with an
overdrcss of black marquisette. She
held bouquet OF white orchids and
gardenias. Mrs. Roberts was gowned
in pale blue marquisette, hand en-
broidered, and carried q bouquet or
lilies ofthe valley and orchids. Mrs.
Faulkner wore an imported gown of
rose colored chiffon with corsage
bouquet of orchids. and MISS Faux
ner wore lavender crepe de chine and
held f. bouquet Of English violets.
Mrs. Msson's gown was also an inn
ported affair, made of grey spangled
chiffon. and she carried yiolets and
lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. a ". Cover entertained at a
very handsome luncheon OF twelve COW
ers at the Country Club Monday in
sonor of Mrs. Johnson's guests. The
table was set In the sun parlor OF the
club and was decorated in old rose
chrysanthemurns. The centrepiece was
a large oval PLAGUE. with smaller flow
ers around the edge.
Al the Womnn's Club.
William NJ Danner. general secre-
tary OF the Mission to Lepers. will give
a talk IN the parlors OF The Woman
Club tomorrow afternoon al half asst
o'clock. He is very interesting
speaker and his talk IS OF much inter-
est to many people here.
Miss Donohoes Wedding.
Society in Richmond and indeed, all
over Virginia, is deeply interested in
the celebration Of the wedding OF Miss
Mary LeGrand Donohoe. daughter or
5. II. Donohoe. Auditor of Public Ac-
counts OF Virginia, and Fairfax SHIELD
McCandlish. which takes place this
evening at half-after o'clock, in Fair
fax. II Will be big church affair, and
Zion Episcopal Church, at Fairfax, Will
be filed with brilliantly gowned wo-
men and numbers of distinguishes
guests from all parts OF the State to
witness the ceremony, which will oe
performed By the Rev. D. Frank Page.
Pink roses and candles will be used on
the altar. and the chancel of the church
will be banked with palms and lots of
pink bowers. Just before the entry or
the bridal party ]. Harris Franklin will
sing 20. Pertec. Love" and Mendels-
sohn's Spring SONG" Will be played
during the ceremony by Mrs. Merri-
field. of Falls Church.
Miss Susie Moore Donohoe will at
no al y
her gown is pink messaline. with j
drapery OF pale pink chiffon. The
bridesmaids Misses Belle Willard and
Gay Montague. OF Richmcud; Mamie
l.. McCandl!sh. OF Saluda, and Sarah and
Mary Hazlett, OF Wheeling, w. Va.
Will wear trocks of pink satin similar
10 that OF the maid OF honor. and draped
in white chiffon. They will all carry
big bouquets of pink rosebuds.
Robert Montague McCandlish will Ia,
the Groom's best man. and the grooms-
men will include DR.. Z. 7. VI. Franklin.
}. Harris Franklin, Harry X. Hickey,
Junius b. Lamb. OF Washington; DR..
:. r. Donohoe and Q. l. Shackelford
Of Norfolk The ushers will be Harry
W. Burr and Frank w. Gwathmey, OF
Washington. r. VI. Chichester. of Alex
anoria. and F. d. Richardson. OF Fair
fax.
Inc piiue gown Is OF SOIL Whlte
sa tin. yelled in chiffon cloth and
trimmed in point lace. Her tulle veil
vii! be caught with a crescent of pearls.
and she will carry L bouquet of white
chrysanthemus. Her only ornamer,
viii be a pearl pendant, the gift OF the
groom. Mr.. Donohoe will give his
daughter in marriage.
reception will follow the ceremony
at the home of Il. Walton Moore, with
whom the bride has always made her
home Lovely pink flowers will trans
form the Moore home into a veritable
bower OF beautiful blossoms, and the
same color scheme will prevail through
out the house. y stringcd orchestra will
play during the reception. and several
hundred guests will be present. Mr..
McCandiish is tho son of the late Rob
ert McCandlish, of Middlesex county,
and is widely related in Virginia. After
wedding trip North Mr.. McCandlish
and his bride Will make their home in
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