The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04

MISS Elsie Harrison, who has been a
member OF very charming house
party III Baltimore. returned to Rich
mond yesterday afternoon. Miss Nancy
Bruno, who entertained the house
party. is Miss uarrisons guest at her
homo on West Franklin Street, and at
tended the cotillion given at the Ma
sonic Temple last night
, Prominent Wedding.
very pretty and fashionable we'd
dihS took place at st. Georges
Church, Montreal. Canada, on the af-
ternoon of December %. when Miss
Gertrude Warrington. daughter Of Mrs
>. III. Warrington. of Topper Street,
was married to Graham Carmichael.
son OF the late Rev. Hartley Car
michael, formerly rector of ST. Paul's
Church. Richmond. and nephew of the
late Rev. James Carmichael. ID. D..
Bishop OF Montreal. The chancel and
altar of the church was decorated in
molly and cedar. and the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Canon Car
michael. Of Knowlton. cousin of the
bridegroom. assisted by the Rev Gra-
ham. uncle Of the groom
The bride wore a lovely gown OF
white liberty satin. with an iridescent
garniturc on the bodice. Her veil, the
same worn By her mother at her we'd
ding, was Of white embroidered tulle,
and was arranged with q spray of
orange blossoms She carried bou-
quest OF white roses and lilies of the
valley. The bridesmaids, Miss Mabel
Warrington, sister OF the bride and
Miss May Hartley Carmichael, Of this
city, sister of the groom. were gowncd
alike in white satin. yelled IN chiffon
and trimmed III ermine. They wore
black picture hats. and carried bou-
pucts of California poinsettiaa.
John Ellet Warrington gave his sls-
ter away. and s Carmichael, cousin of
the groom. acted as best man The
ushers were James Carmichael and
Edward Brice. Miss Beatrice Car
michael. sister Of the groom. wore a
gown Of pale yellow sn Tin, with a black
hat. Mrs j. r. Warrington was also
gowncd in yellow satin. with black
picture hat. and Mrs Warrentin. mother
Of the bride. wore black lace over white
satin
a reception followed the ceremony
at the church In the home of the
brides mother. after which Mr.. and
Mrs Carmichael left for New York,
from which city they Will go to sun
dry, Ontario to make their home.
At Country Club In Norfoii>.
Several small dinner parties were
given Saturday night at the Norfolk
Country Club previous 20 the dance. In
the dining room the tables We're arr
ranged In red flowers. and the candles
shaded in red and silver Miss Bessie
Tompkins, Of this city. was :he guest
Of honor Of one party composed of Miss
Diana Wake. Miss BESSIE Kelly, r r..
Lee Taylor. Harold Wrenn and Rufus
Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Branch Johnson
were chaperoning another affair. and
Miss Helen Adams. who Is the guest Of
Misses Mary Urquhart Brooke, and
Eliza beth Brooke. was also entertain
cd at dinner on this occasion.
StHy-nt-IIonic Whist Club.
The stay at-Home- Whist Club met
on Monday evening at the residence
OF Miss Claire Guillaume, 70S West
Grace street. Three tables were en-
gagged, and the top score was made by
Mrs s. W. Travers and Mrs. Walter
*. Martin. The club will meet next
Monday evening with Mrs. S w. TRAY
crs, 6oo West Franklin street
CnrIcton--Corr.
daughter OF the late Thomas Corr. OF
King and. Queen county, and John w.
Carleton, OF King and Queen county,
took place quietly at the home OF
the. brides niece. Mrs J. ID. Odell. In
this city. on Sunday afternoon al
o'clock. Rev j. T. oiler performing
the ceremony The bride wore a hand
some travelling suit of wistaria cloth,
with hat and gloves TO match. Her
only ornament was a pearl brooch, The
gift Of the groom.
MIR and Mrs. Carleton left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for an extend
ed tour south.
AnnuhI Meeting.
The ennual mectiag Of the Associa
ton for the Preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities will he held this evening
al 5 o'clock in the rooms of the Viz
ginin Historical Society, on East
Franklin street. Officers will be elect
ed and reports read, and all members,
both resident and visiting in the city.
are urged 10 attend. Notices through
the newspaper only.
Mrs. r. r w Duke, of Charlottes-
vile: Miss :. G. lie Cato, OF -Accomac
and Mrs. John Lctcher. OF Norfolk,
branch directresses, will be the guests
of the \. r. V. \. central committee at
this meeting.
Guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine.
pr Maclachlan. of seventh street
Church. will introduce Max Eastman,
of Columbia University, New York. who
will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. b. b.
Valentine on Friday and lecture under
League OF Virginia Friday evening a,
S:lj o'clock, in the jefferson Hotel
auditorium.
The hall of the Medical College of
Virginia has been rendered. through
the courtesy of the dean of the college.
Dr. Christopher Tompkins. ana arrange
inents are being made By committee
of the league for DR.. Eastman TO
also give a talk TO the student body
OF that college and of the other med
zeal institutions in the city while here.
The lecturer is young man of great
force, accustomed to speaking TO big
bodies and holding their interest and
attention.
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. w. NJ Taliaferro is the guest of
Mrs. W. t. Broom at her home in Ra-
leigh Square, Norfolk.
Miss Julia Cone. of this city, is Wis
ting Miss lean Lloyd Brent In Alex
andria. Va. for a few weeks.
Morson Keith will leave to-day for