The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-02


Miss Eleanor Grant. OF Cincinnati;
Miss Edna fIirshinger, Of Charlotte.
y. c.: Miss Linnor Gouch Of CovInE-
ton, KY; Miss Mary White, and Miss
Laura White, Of Barnsville Md and
Miss Clare Swift. of Washington, were
the bridesmaids The maid of honor
wore a gown OF yellow marquisette
over satin of the same shade, and
carried bouquet OF yellow daisies
The brides gown was OF white chan
tiiiy lace over white satin. with
court train OF point de Venise lace
She wore a tulle veil. trimmed with
lace. which was worn By her grand
mother She carried shower bouquet
OF lilies OF the valley and gardcnaIs
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, who wore the full dress
uniform of his rank. The bridegroom
who was attended by Dir. II. H. Bailey,
also wore his uniform. a reception
with dancing followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Foster. mother Of the bridegroom.
assisted Colonel and Mrs. Garrard.
Lieutenant Foster and his bride left
Washington for New York last night.
They will be at home after June IS
at Fort Myer, where Lieutenant Foster
is stationed.
Dnndns-Mitchen
The marriage or Miss Ellen Douglas
Mitchell, OF stanton. and L. de Sales
Dundas was celebrated at ST. Patrick's
Parish house. Philadelphia on Tues
day. May 30. Rev. Father Flood ofiiciat-
Ing. The bride Is a daughter OF MIR
and Mrs. ". c.. Mitchell. of ..Hni
Crest. near Stanton. and for some
time past has made her home in Phil
adelphia. AIr. and Mrs Dundas are
now at the Waldorf Astoria in New
York. and viii make their home In
Washington on their return from New
York.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. Robert Edward Wrigh, Will ar.
rive in Richmond June I. from Cali
fornia. TO be the guest of her mother
Mrs. Robert Page cirynes. at 2l5 East
Franklin Street. Mrs. Grymes VIII
Visit her daughter, Mrs. c. T. Howsley.
next week
i:nEaEemcnt Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norlorn Dyke
have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Bertha Lucy, to Samuel
Seldom Watkins. of King and Queen.
The wedding will be celebrated on
Wednesday morning. June rs at 10
o,clock in Glebe Landing Church. Mid
dlcsex county.
Ross--COriins. ~
a very pretty home wedding took
place yesterday morning at il o'clock
at the home OF the bride. 1915 West
Grace Street. when Miss Cally War
wick CorlnE. daughter OF Charles
Thompson Corling. and William Ed
ridge Ross, OF Blueield, West Virginia.
were married. The ceremony was per
former by the uncle of the bride. Rev
Tazewell Norton McCorkle. OF Lynch
burg. and In the presence OF tho near
est relatives and intimate friends of
the bride and groom The library,
where the ceremony was performed.
was prettily arranged with palms.
ferns. sweetpeas and roses. Mendcles-
sohns wedding March" was played
at the entry OF the bridal party James
Samuel Kahle. Of Blueheld. was the
groom's best man. and little Robert
McCluer. ncD hew OF the bride held
The bouquet during the ceremony.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony.
Ar. and Mrs. Ross left for Niagara and
other points of interest in the North,
and on their return will make their
home In Blueheld, where Mr.. Ross is
prominent attorney. The bride is
prominently related throughout the
State and has large circle of friends
In this city. Mr. Ross is son of
Charles T. Ross. of Rocky Mount. and
formerly practiced law in Richmond
where he was associated with John
Garland Pollard and assisted in tho
edition and publication OF Virginia
Code Annotated and Justices Annota-
tons to the Code OF West Virginia.
For the past five years he has been To-
Gated in Blueheld.
Sorority Entertained.
Very charming entertainment was
given Monday night by the Pi Kappa
Epsilon Sorority to the senior class at
Fredericksburg. The chapter house
was decorated for the occasion with
vases of bright flowers, and the lawn
was festive with Japanese lanterns and
tables. Punch was served from n
booth on the lawn. Miss Mary Nc
Faden, Miss Helen Moore and Miss
jeanette Stearnes, all of this city. We're
among the ont of town guests present
In Honor OF Mrs. May.
Mrs. Charles Slaughter. of Norfolk.
was hostess at a very pretty Informal
tea on Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Edward May. who leaves next
week with Richmond party to spend
several months travelling abroad. Mrs
Slaughter's rooms were decorated with
quantities of red roses and ferns.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke and Miss An
derson Will leave town Monday for
Boston. where they will be the guests
of Miss Curtis for a week.
Miss Lily Moncure who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. r. T. Styll. in
Newport News. for the past six weeks.
has returned to the city
Miss George Goodloe, of this city.
Is guest of. Mrs. W. T. Cloud, in
Charlottesville. en- route for Alton. Fl
Miss Charlotte Peasants, of VIII
mington, N. c.. is guest of Mrs Will
liam NJ. Habliston, at 'Windernere."
Sir Robert and Lady Hadfeid. who
have been In Washington for several
months. sailed Wednesday for Eng
land.
Miss Bessie Wilson. of Petersburg.
Is the guest OF relatives in this city.
and accompanied the Colonial Danes