The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25

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lied woman's club where all of
them--the wives or the judiciary and
army officers and OF those who ran
the steam shovel as well--mght meet
on common ground with a common
| purpose and interest. She was very
i amusing, ana told number of pleas
ling incidents or how they gradually
established schools and libraries. beau
tilted the houses. and made the women
content to stay and make the lie
around them
In ending her address. Misg Boswell
quoted from current m:. gazine, which
! stated that the big stick had pushed
I, the enterprise into IT.; beginning. but
/ II required far more delicate Instru-
ment-a woman's club-to insure lis
! success.
Mrs. Thomas Cary johnson was
I chairman Of the afternoon. and the
( hostesses were Mrs. Llewellyn McVeigi,
ana Mrs. John r. MCGUIRE The tea
/ tables were decorated In slender yascs
! Of narcissus III
! uranhnrt-rnit Wedding.
Says recent Baltimore exchange:
/ The wedding Of Miss Dorothy Cor
i don Tait, daughter OF The late Mr. aud
Mrs John Il. TAFT. and Whitnel Mill
urinhart' son Of the late Whi,nci
i CrGuhart and Mrs. urauhart. of Rirh-
mond was Quietly celebrated at noon
saturday al the residence OF his Emil
hence Cardinal Gibbons. The ccrcIno.
ny was solemnlzcd by I.ev. l.oui.,
Donovan. OF the cathedral. in the
K presence OF the immediate families
only The bride entered the room
Win her uncle. Charles Bernard Tier
nan. by whom she was given in mar
i riage. and WAS met BY the brideeroom
lhttendcd by his cou.in Dr Richard
Fl Ifquhart. AS best man. She wore a
K e"ihH-away gown Of black satin with
touches OF white and !; large black pie
lure hat trimmed with oiack paradise
ieathers and a corsage bouquet of
white sweetpeas. Immediately after
| me ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Crauhart
left for Northern trip after which
/ thcy VIII visit Mrs ". H. urquhart,
me bridcEroom's mother. al her home
w Richmond When they return. which
VII he In about ten DAYS they VIII 20
I 70 nc HreNton for tho carly spring.
nnd VIII spcnd the summer In tho
+, Hrech stirring VALLEY. AMONG the men,
/ orrs OF the two families present were
/ Mrs iienry =. iicnwick G. Bernard
Ecnwick. Charles G. Fcnwick, Mrs.
/ William Reynolds. Miss Robb. Miss
Mary Donnell Tilghman. Charles -
| HrcEan. Or. and Mrs. Richard a. Cr
duhart. Mrs. W. u! Uud,ihart. OF Rich
( mona; Mrs. Il. o. McCa,,a Of Ri.h-
mona; Miss urH"hart of Richmond.
airs. y Henley smith Of Washington
and Miss Mullen. Of Washington.
\ Returned I7rum norfolk
"IiSs l.ora CTump who has been
! guest OF Miss lone Carney in Norfol,,
! mas returned TO Richmond Miss C.rump
/ Went 10 Norfolk 10 attend the dane.
! SiNen by the churchland German Club
=. .iiat place on Friday evening. Dec
oripons were in yellow flowers and
aims in the ballroom and red tuIins
werc used on the tnbics In the dining
room. Miss I.ucy Wiltshire. of Baiti-
more. who has been a guest OF Miss
! Grace Neal, is now visiting Miss Crumn
! a. the Chesicrfcld for several weeks.
Marriage Announced.
! cards have been received mere an
nonncing The maria sc OF Miss Mary
/ eiby Washington, daughter OF Mr.
! ana Mrs John Henry Washington. and
! George Strong Clay, the ceremony 5hav-
| ine been performed in Atlanta. ca. al
| ne home of the brides sister, Mrs.
| l'lper. at 4 o'clock last Wednesday
/ evening. The bride belongs TO one
| cd families in the State, and her wed
| ding. though celebrated very quietly,
! is OF much Importance to society here
, Wild azaleas decorated the parlors
/ and pink and white blossoms were
| used everywhere in the house The
/ pride wore an exquisite gown OF white
| inarnuisctie over white messaline and
| trimmed in Irish lace Her tule Veil
/ was fastened with wreath of orange
| blossoms, and she wore n handsome
| pearl and diamond brooch the gift OF
| the groom. Her bouquet was Bride
I, roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs Charles Piper who was her
sisters matron OF honor. wore
! handsome pink embroidered robe
trimcd with Irish lace. and carried
| sheaf of pink roses. Mr.. Piper was
| best man.
t Following the ceremony buHet
! supper was served, and Mr. and Mrs
! Clay left It once for a Northern we'd
ding trip. going by way of ST. Angus
! tine. Jacksonville and Savannah
/ Shnrp-TOwncs.
Mrs. Frances Gwynn Townes has
| ISSUED invitations for the marriage OF
! her daughter Miss Elizabeth Townes
! to James w. Sharp. the ceremony to
i;kc place on the evening of Wedncs-
day. Ma" 3, at o'clock in the home
I OF tho brides mother. 5OS East Frank
| lin street. The ceremony will be cele-
| bratcd very quietly, with only few
! intimate friends and relatives present.
! VISITORS Icnoycd.
Mr.. Mrs ". T. Klein, OF lI1e
| Hanover Avenue entertained last
| Thursday night in honor of their
guests, Mrs. Marie Rappold Flanders,
of 'ritusvillc, Pa. and Mrs. Elsie Klein
OF Baltimore, Md The house was at
trnctiveiy decorated in pink and white
(! flowers and palms In the dining room
the table was covered with an e!ab-
! crate cloth OF Mexican drawn work
over pink satin, and PLAGUE of pink
carnations was used as centrepiece