The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-22

gold lace lchu and gold grapss. and
she Will wear white tulle hat with
yellow plumcs and streemers of yell
low ribbon Tho bridesmaids. Miss
Eliza c. Whytc, Miss Louisa Holdings
worth Whyte. Miss Lydia Miller
cousins of tho bride; Miss Emma Gray
White. of Richmond. Miss jean i5oyd
Leonard. of Salisbury, Md, and MSS
Henrietta Buchanan Albert. OF Balti-
more. will all wear yellow satin gowns
They are trimmed with achus of gold
lace and gold grapes. and thor hats
VIII be fetching affairs OF yellow
tullc with black velvet streamers. The
maid OF honor and the bridespa.,is
viii carry similar bouquets OF daffo-
dis and white Iilacs.
The BRIDES gown Is of ivory satin
made with = court train and embroid-
cred In orchids. heather and orange
blossoms. The bodice is trimmed In
rose point and duchess lace, and she
will wear diamond ornaments. Her
tulle ven VIII be edged with rose point
lace and arranged with coronet Of
orange blossoms, and she VIII carry
shower bouquet of orchids and lilies
Of the valley. SIR. Miller will give
his daughter away. Ensign Thomas
G. kinkaid. United states Navy. VIII be
the groom's best man. and little Miss
o; the bride. will be flower girl. She
VIII wear f-ock OF white lingerie
with q wide yellow sash and n white
lace hat trimmed In yellow. She Will
carry French basket of jonquils.
The ushcrs Will be Ensign r. g.
Hnxton. Ensign ". II Carter. Ensign
Jules James. Ensign :. \. Manahau,
Assistant Surgeon Robert sheehan.
and Paymaster George w. Pigman, u.
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For tho reception following the
ceremony at the church. the Miller
home VIII be decorated with palms
throughout. American Beauty roses
ANA white Iilacs viii decorate the
room in which the bridal party will
receive tho guests. and Easter lilies
and lilies Of the valley Will be used
in tie dining room y buffet supper
will be served At the reception.
The wedding; VIII bo Very brilliant
event. and "a large number OF guests
viii he present both at the ceremony
at the church and for tho reception
al the home OF the brides parents.
Tho bride IS one OF the most promi
nent girls in Baltimore society, and
has several times visited at the Green
0rior white sulphur Springs during
tho <eason
Ing Day.
To-day IS Tag Day. and nearly every
one in Richmond is expected to aid in
tho great work that is being done by
tho Instructive Visiting Nurses Asso-
citation. Prominent fociety mntrons
and girls will have charge OF tho taE
stations all over the city This is the
annual appeal of the association. aud
everybody is expected TO take & part.
however small.
tudIipp-AlatOn.
Tho marriage Of MISE Nellie Macon
Aston TO Henry Lee CUdiIpp. OF this
city. took place on Tuesday afternoon
in the Washington home o. the bride
groom's aunt, Mrs. Raymond Blanton,
ia the Franklin. The ceremony was
performed at half-past 3 o'clock by
Raw w ". Barnes. pastor Of Douglas
Memorial Church, and only the !Inme-
d!ato families were present. TIE bride
wore Il costume Of white whipcord and
black picture hat. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony luncheon was
served and Mr.. and Mrs Cudipp left
Tor q wedding trip. They viii reside
IN Richmond on their return. Miss
Virginia Gray Cudl!pp. sister 81 the
groom, and Miss Elizabeth Aston ana
Mr. Aston, sister and brother OF the
bride, attended the ceremony in Wash
ington.
Leaving for baltimore.
Mrs. T. q. Po!ouze viii leave Wash
ington to-day for Baltimore, where
she Will attend the convention of the
daughters OF lsl2. Mrs Peiouze was
ono Of the delegates from Richmond
at the D. 4. Il. meeting in Washington
during the past week, and attended -
number of affairs given for the wish
tors In that city. She will return TO
her home in Richmond the latter part
OF this week.
Visiting Here.
Airs George Warren Graham. CT
Brooklyn. y. y, is the guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert r. sgd
nor, at their home, 1925 Grove Ave
nue.. Mrs Graham is accompanied by
her daughter. Anne Ryland. and nurse.
They viii remain in Richmond for
some time.
Visitors Entertained.
|. Mrs. ~ {. Jones, of Newport News.
entertained al cards on Friday evcn-
ing ut her home in that city. The af-
fair was given in honor OF Miss Hattie
Shields. of Richmond, who is her guest
for this week.
In honor of Miss Jellis Scott who
is visiting Miss Eliza Douglas in Alex
andria. Mrs. T.. i. Parham entertained
on Friday. Mrs. Parham gave Il
luncheon at her apartments in the
Alcndalc. in Washington. the guests
going later 10 the matinee.
Hoard or Directors Elected.
The Childrcns Auxiliary of tho Rich
mond Chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederacy. has elected board
OF directors for the organization Mrs
Joseph NJ Courdurean, Ir.. Mrs. TIamp
ton Fleming. Mrs. Austin Broken
brough. Mrs. John Wyatt and Mrs.
William Taliafcrro. The children
elected their own officers. This new
auxiliary is fast becoming a very in
teTesting part of the chapter work,
and the membership Is a very large
one.
Engagements of Interest.
Adolph JACOBS announces the Ell.
gagemsnt of his sister. Irene. to Nathan
l.. Schloss, of this city. The marriage
will ho celehratcd Soma time In the