The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-25

! both Miss Gather and Mr.. Aldrich have
several times visited:
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Gather. of
Coz Cathedral Street. announce the en-
Sagcment OF their daughter, Miss Imo-
gen Gather to Spencer Wyman Aid
rich, son OF aIr. and Mrs. Spencer Aid
rich. OF New York. and "a member OF
the banking Arm OF w. ID. Moore &; Co.
OF New York Miss Gather, who is a
very handsome GIRL made her debut
several years ago at the Bachelors
Cotillion and has been much admired
in Baltimore and New York. where she
has frequently visited.
she has two brothers. George r.
Gather. Jr.. OF I,oudoun county Va.
! with whom she is staying. and H.
Granger Gather. OF this city. Miss
Gather Is granddaughter of the late
George r. Gather. OF Howard county.
and Mrs. Gather of $40 Cathedral
Street. through whom she is related
TO the Dorseys. OF Howard county, and
the Ridgelys. OF Hampton.
Ar. Aldrlch Is also prominently CON
nected. being nephew Of Mrs. l. hewitt
steele. the wife OF Rev DR.. Steele Of
New York formerly of Baltimore.
Through his grandmother he Is related
to the late Samuel G. Wyman and WI
liam Wyman. who owned the Wyman
estate on Charles Street Avenue, a
portion OF which was given BY the wy
mans to Johns Hopkins University, and
| Is a part ot their present estate. Home
wood. The wedding Will take place In
the fall"
Mr. Aidrich was educated at the Uni
| rersity OF Virginia. and has great
many friends in Richmond
Enlargement Announced
( Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Francis Som
mers. OF Somerset. Orange county, an
! nounce the engagement and approa CHI
Ing marriage OF their daughter. MARY
Rebeca. TO Allan Bevier warren. OF
this city The wedding will be cele-
brated late in June
Invitations Issued.
Garter Henry dfa rrison has issued in
yitatons for the marriage of his
daughter Mary Byrd. and John Ran
dolph Tucker. the ceremony to take
place on Wednesday evening. June :.
at half-after o'clock In Monumental
Church. this city @
Cards have also been received here
for the wedding OF Miss Alexinc Bliss
Williams and DR.. William Henry street
end Miss Virginia Louise williams and
James Turner Sloan. sisters Of John
Robert Williams. The ceremony viii
take place on Monday evening. June 5.
al half-after 8 o'clock. in The Second
Baptist church. Richmond.
weekly Meeting of Lengue.
Suffrage League of Virginia Will be
held at o'clock this afternoon as
usual, In league headquarters. 3o7 East
Franklin Street.
"A massmeeting Will be held to-
morrow night in the auditorium Of
Murphy's Hotel. All members of the
league are invited. and have the priv
iiege OF bringing friends with them.
Short addresses and questions asked
and answered will be features of the
evening.
Dnbney-Pope.
The engagement OF Miss Helen pope.
OF Moline. Ill, and Charles T. Dabney,
Jr., has been recently announced, the
wedding TO take place June :. Mr.. Dab
ner is the son OF Charles T. Dabney.
former resident of Richmond, and is
superintendent of the Republic Iron
and Steel Company plant at Moline.
MISS Pope is the daughter OF Charles
Pope, prominent corporation attorney
OF the same city.
Washington Wedding.
Says the Washington POST OF yes
terday:
Miss Marie Grace Thyson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hermanus Thyson and
{ Dallas Ora Southworth were married
last evening at 80 o'clock at the home
OF the brides parents. in Columbia
Road. The ceremony was performed
by Father MCGEE. pastor of the
Church of the Sacred Heart. Music was
furnished by an orchestra during the
ceremony and at the reception which
followed.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin with overdress of tulle, embroid-
cred in crystal. Her veil was of tulle
fastened with wreath of orange
blossoms, and she carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. Her only attendant was her
twin sister. Mrs. Sioan Harrison, who
wore gown of white marquisette and
Cluny lace over pink satin. She carried
q bouquet of La France roses. Paulus
Thyson, brother of the bride, was
best man. Mrs Thyson wore a hand
some gown of black lace. and was as
sisted in receiving by Miss Thyson.
who wore white satin with tunic Of
white lace. Ht
Mr. and Mrs. southworth left wash
ington for a trip to New York They
will be al home at 1856 Columbia Road
after June s.. Among the out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Thyson, .Ir., of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
De Witt Southworth, OF South Bend.
Ind, and Miss Eldora southworth, of
Cleveland, O."
luncheon To-Day.
The luncheon to be served to Child
Conference members. and visitors, by
the Junior Auxiliary of the Instructive
Visiting Nurses Association, will be
given at r. NJ. to-day, in the Elks'
Home. corner of Eleventh and Marshall
Streets, instead of at P. NJ. as here
tofore
Exhibit Mt Richmond Art Club.
The Richmond Education Associa-
ton has placed on exhibition an un-
usually attractive art collection. This
exhibit is free to the children of the
public schools of the city, and is re-
garded by the Richmond Education
Association as material part of its
work.
The exhibits are largely the work
of Miss Alice Schille, of Columbus o.
Miss Schille has exhibited in Paris,
New York, Pittsburg. Chicago, Wash
ington, Cleveland. and has been in
vited to exhibit in London and in
Rome She Is a member OF the New
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