The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-13

i''H"'iee ATTENDED, MS brother as best
man, and only the immediate families
of the bride and groom were present
at the wedding. which was celebrated
very quietly
Mr. and Mrs. Rountree left at once
ior wedding trip North, and on their
return to Richmond they will make
their home at 2J25 Park Avenue. The
groom Is manager of the Rountree re-
taii store mere. and Is son of one Of
mond.
Bowc-GIlnn.
The marriage of wythe D. Bowe. of
Chariottesville. and Miss Bessie Glinn.
daughter of the late =. d. Glinn. was
celebrated Wednesday In washington
the ceremony being performed by the
rev H. d. Smith. Mr.. Bowe attended
the University of Virginia for the past
Two sessions. and is member or the
real estate firm OF Mortimer g.
Bowe. In Charlottesville He is a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Bowe of this
city, his father being one of the most
prominent real estate men in Rich
mond. The bride is very pretty girl.
and prominent with the younger So
ciety set at the University OF Vir-
GINA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowe will make their
home in Charlottesville on their re.
turn from their wedding trip.
OF interest Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. " Hill Urquhart. who
have been spending the summer at
cockcysville, Md. are now occunv,np
their apartment at the Washington.
IN baltimore. which they have leased
Tor the winter. Mr.. Urquhart formerly
ilHed III Richmond, and his marriage
to Miss Dorothy Tait. OF Baltimore.
was celebrated in that city last spring.
Returned To the CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Howard Redd have
returned TO Richmond. after their we'd
dihS trip TO Niagara Falls and other
places OF interest in the North. They
will make their home at al Roberts
Was formerly Miss Essie Gertrude
phillips. OF Laurel. Del
Weddings of Interest.
The marriage of Miss EstelIe Mann
Russell and Vivian :. Dickinson was
celebrated at the home Of the brides
sister. Miss W. f.. Higgins. 5Os North
Twenty street. at 1:I5 o'clock on
Wednesday evening. Miss Lillian VIII
.liams. of Wilmington, " c., was the
brides maid Of honor, and w. e.
Higgins acted as best man Frank
Dickinson and B. l. Jones were ush-
ers. The parlors were decorated in
palms and bowls of lovely roses, and
the Rev. J. K. Johnson, pastor Of Ven
able Street Baptist Church, performed
the ceremony. MIR. and Mrs. Dickinson
left al once for an extended Northern
tour. and their return November
/, VIII make their home at 1922 Han
over Avenue.
OF interest to friends in Richmond
was the announcement Of the marriage
of Miss Alice White Hettrick. of Nor
folk, and Carleton B. Shaffer, the
ceremony having taken place on Thurs
day OF last week in Philadelphia. The
ceremony was performed at the home
OF friends oy the Rev. j. D. c. Hanna,
pastor OF the Parkside Methodist EMS
copal Church. The bride is a grad
uate Of Miss Marshairs School at Oak
Lane. Philadelphia. and is a popular
member OF the younger set in Norfolk.
Mr.. Shaffer is graduate OF the
Delaware State College. and until re-
Gently has been employed on dry dock
construction for the Navy Department,
and located at the Norfolk Navy Yard
After short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs shaffer will reside in Norfolk.
Linen Shower.
A very pretty affair given on Tues
day of this week was linen shower
given at the home OF Miss Jessie
Ham, zoo South Cherry Street. in
honor Of Miss Amelia Oswald, from
hali-past o'clock to IL. The parlors
were pretti!y arranged with vases of
yellow and white flowers. and an in
teresiing musical program amused the
guests The bridc-elect was show
cred with dainty gifts from an um-
brella suspended above her chair in
the centre OF the room The umbrella
was entirely covered with yellow and
white flowers. carrying out the color
scheme OF the rest of the decorations.
supper was served at 10 o'clock
Miss Hams guest for Tuesday night
included Miss Bertha Dietrich, Daisy
Goode, Pattie Framer. Minnie Wade.
Rosa Clayton. Nellie Smith. Bessie and
Cleve Gary, Ethel and Myrtle Brau-
shaw, Terese and Gertrude johnson.
Lizzie Browder. Mable Marlborough,
Helen Mccartney, Elizabeth jenkins,
Mrs. W. c. oswald mother OF the
BRIDE elect Mrs. j. II. Moss Mrs. c. p.
Johnson. Mrs. Everett Clayton, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Bradshaw and Mrs.
crooks.
Visiting Colonel Chapman
Rev. and Mrs John II. Chapman, Of
R!dgefeld, Conn. are the guests OF
Colonel W. H. Chapman. The young
minister and his wife are preparing
berg. Germany, they will be the he guests
of General Robert V. Massow. This
notable German figure was sent to
thlS country when young lieutenant
TO observe the War Between the -tates
from the Confederate side. He was
detailed with the command of Colonel
Mosby and in that way became ac-
quainted with Colonel Chapman
Invitations Issued.
MIR. and Mrs. Ignatius Vincent
Hughes have issued invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Maria Elizab beth Hughes. to Hunter
Mcclure Talman, the ceremony to take
place on Thursday morning. October
10, at IL o'clocK, at the residence of
the brides parents. Sill Monteiro Ave-
nue.. barton Heights.
Art Exhibit.
An interesting feature in the north
end of the woman's building. at the
State Fair is the exhibit of pictures
by the pupils OF the Art Club of Rich
mond. On one side of the wall is hung
the work of the junior members of
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