The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26

roses and lilies OF tho valley. Arthur
Lawrence Dcrby. of New Orleans, acted
as his brothers beat man.
Only the nearest relatives and friends
Of the bride and groom were present
at tho ceremony. which was celebrated
very quietly. owing 10 tho mourning
of the bride $ mother.
Guests from a distance were Mrs.
Haskell Derby, Miss Eloisc Derby, Or.
and Mrs, George $. Derby. Thorndike
Endicott. Robert Bellows. all OF Bos-
ton; Robert NJ. Derby. OF Montreal.
Canada: Mrs. j. Francis D%arnmiann.
Mrs. iia~rvle-Inglish. of Baltimore:
charles Fcnwlcis. Mrs. NJ. l.. McCue. e.
Purcell McGuc. OF Greenwood. Va; Mrs.
Reuben Sattcrthwaite, of Wilmington,
Dell Mrs. John Chapman Grey. OF Dos-
ton. H
Briiay Party EntertnIncd.
Among the number of attractive
functions that lfave been given for
Miss May Carmichael previous to her
marriage TO Archer IIobson In St.
PauIs Church this evening at half past
8 o'clock have been some very pretty
lunchcons and teas. Mrs. Edwin Hob.
son entertained the bridal party on
Monday evening at her home, 9 West
FRANKLIN Street. and Miss Elizabeth
:Agncw was hostess at luncheon at
tho Country Club OF Virginia yestcr-
day. The table was PRETTY decorated
with American Beauty roses and set
In the u parlor. Covers were laid
LOT eight guests. which Included the
bride-clect and her bridesmaids.
The reception following the cere-
mony tonight will be given at the
Jefferson Hotel by Mrs. Richard Itath-
borne Carmichael. aunt or tho bride,
and VIII include only the brioal party
and the immediate families OF the
bride and groom.
Mine Rcfnburdt's Wedding.
Masses OF pink azaleuB and Easter
lilies decorated the parlors Of the home
Of ALI. and Mrs. jacob Relnhardt. IL
East Grace street, yesterday evening
ut $3.50 o'clock. when their daughter.
Miss Dora Belle Rcinhardt. became the
pride OF William J. Iiudgins, son or
the late William ~iIudgins. Of Norfolk.
The Key. Meade Clarke, rector Of ST.
James Episcopal Church. performed the
ceremony. and q stringcd quartet
played TO the Evening star, from
Wagner's "Tannlauser." Tall palms
formed the BACKGROUND for the pink
ana white lowers that were used TO
decorate the hall and parlors every
where. and Southern siniiax was
banked on the mantels with pink
s~Zalcas.
Miss Annie Louise Rcinhardt was her
sisters maid OF honor and j. Thomas
Stevenson, of this city. was the groom's
best man. The maid OF honor wore an
Imported frock OF blue chiffon and
messaiine. handsomely embroidered.
anu carried an arinful or pink sweet
peas.
The bride entered the drawing room
with her father. who gave her away.
She was handsomely gowned I'm white
messaiinc. yelled with ~masquisctte ana
princess lace and embroidered in
pearls. and her long tullc veil was
caught with orange blossoms. She car
ried a ahower bouquet OF lilies or.
the valley and white swce,pcas.
reception followed the ceremony
after which Mr.. and Mrs. HIudeins
left for an extended Northern tour.
which viii include New York. Boston
and Philadelphia. They will be ar
home after May Is at il6 West Grace
street. iii
Guests from a distance included Mrs.
william Hudgins, mother OF the groom:
S'rs. Post, william Banks, Harry Ma
son. Stdney Mason, Vernon Rluford, all
or Norfolk: Alr. and Mrs. James II.
Tracy and children. OF Tampa. Fla:
Miss sallie Rives NIeacham. 81 Peters
burg: MIR. aud Mrs. Charles Williams.
OF Charlotte. y. c.
Visiting Mrs. HanfIl
MISS Anne Keith Royal left town
yesterday TO spend some time as the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Barker Gunerc
TAMIL. in Trenton. y. j. Miss Royal
VIII be the guess Of honor at a big the
are party on her arrival in Trenton
Wednesday evening. and a number OF
handsome entertainments will be given
Tor her during her several weeks STAY
In that city.
Speaks In minEbnn
a recent Issue of a Birmingham pa
per contains the following item of in
terest TO Richmond people:
MISS Eliza Johnston, sister OF
the novelist. Is visiting friends In RI--
mingham. Ala. where the fornliv "a
s!oed Tor mnay years. During her stay
the Cosmos Club, a newly orEanized
Woman's club, invited her TO address
Inelr BODY upon the suffrage question
rae meeting was held at the home OF
MISS Ethel Armes. that wonderful Itttla
woman, who has written like a man on
the history of iron in Ala ba ma. tn
0tNetunhee was large and the audience
greatly interested. While the cI,,b
Goes not espouse the cause OF SURFACE
rs aim is 20 make inquiry into every
question that affects the Interests ana
welfare OF people. and hence he inyi-
tation extended to Miss Johnston. The
substance OF the address by Miss John.
stoh proved most interesting. and she
mas received a great many compliments
In consequence of IT."
Stay at Home Whist Club.
me Stay at Homo Whist Club nat
on Monday evening at the residence
Of mrs. Arthur cannon. Five tables
we're and the highest score
Gas maze by Miss Sue Gordon and VIII
liam r. Robins. The next meeting or
me club Will be held at the home of
MRS. BASH D. Spalding, l13 East Grace
Street. on the evening of May 3.
Monthiy Meeting.
me regular monthly meeting OF the
1unieoerate Memorial Literary Society
~. DC ned this morning at ii o'clock
oers OF the organization are urea ~
DC present at this meeting, as a great