The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05

decorated with palms. ferns. white
pink roses and cathe-
dral canAlsA
The bride. who entered with her
uncle. DR.. Corss. by whom she was
given in marriage. wore . creation OF
tulie veil. which Tell from . cap OF
chantilly lass. was caught with orange
blossoms. ana she carried Q shower bou-
quet Of sardsnias and lilies Of the
valley.
Mrs. John H Lofland. cousin Of the
bride. was the matron Of honor. and
wore Q gown Of white chsrmeuse with
tunic and Arspsry Of chiffon cloth en-
broidered with pearls and chrystal
beads. She carried an arm bouquet OF
pink chrysanthemums. The maid or
honor. Miss Dorothy GAUNTLET. Of
washington. carried pink hybiscus. and
her gown Of white Vas fashioned OF
crepe meteor chiffon cloth and rose
point lace. Masses Coroinns Butts. OF
Scranton. Pa; Flora Lash and Lucille
Nelms, the bridesmaids. also wore
white. their gowns being Of crepe
meteor and chiffon cloth with oryseal
garniturA and they carried pink ehrys-
anthomuma
The groom and his best man. J.
Philip Xsisecker. met the bride at the
altar. Captain G. =. Q. Gardiner. y.
8. A.. Washington: John H. Poland.
Willstt Manviiie ana james Carr
Baker were the ushsrA
Immediately after the ceremony
reception was held by DR.. and MS
Corss at their home. Receiving with
hA
groom and the groom's parentA Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Weaver. Of Phtladel-
phia. The home was bower OF bios
SONS and smiiax. The receiving party
stood beneath . bell Of pink roses sus-
pended from the arch between the
drawing rooms. The arches and win
dows were entwined with smtlax and
green. and the manteb and sill were
banked with pink hybiscus cosmos and
chrysanthemuma
Mrs. Wilton Hope. OF HamptoA. and
Mrs. " alter Chandler. Jr.. OF New York.
served punch on the balcony. which
had been Enclosed with net work OF
vines and converted in . beautiful spot
with its masses Of pink blossoms and
shaded lights
In the dining room. where Mrs. J..
Martyr Neifert. Of Hampton, and Mrs.
John n. Lonand presided. the sams
color scheme Of pink and white waa
attraetively carried out.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent were: DR.. and Mrs. Clement Weav.
or; Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickey and
the Misses Dicksy. OF Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs John Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Chandler. Jr.. Mrs. A +. Rice.
Miss IDA Mould and Lieutenant Halsey
Powell, U. s. n. Of New York; Mrs. J.
Drysdale Lee. Miss Jenetta Lee. Msssrs
Joseph and Charles Bailey. uncles Of
Mr.. Weaver: Mrs. Frank Knowles.
Misses Smith. Horace Smith. John
Wagner and Miss sallie Wagner. OF
PhiIadeiphia; Captain c. F. 9. Gardner.
U. g. A.. and Miss Dorothy Gauntlet.
o, washington. D. c.. and Miss Corinne
Butts. OF Scranton, Pa
In a,d Out Of Town.
Miss saliie Park Gresham. Of Lees
burg. Il spending some time In Ginter
Park, where she 10 the guest OF rela-
ttves.
Mrs. John Harrison and Miss Elsie
Harrison have returned to Richmond.
and are At their home on West Frank
lin Street for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. John 6. Trevillian. who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tives in Lynchburg. have returned to
Richmond.
Mrs. ". s Constable left yesterday
for Baltimore. where she will spend
week.
Mrs. Eugene GILL; who has been here
for Q few days, win return to Farm
Vile this afternoon.
Mrs. John ]. Steinbrecher. OF $40
West Grace Street. has gone to New
York for a stay Of two months.
Miss Rosena Steinbrecher. who has
been absent from Richmond year.
viii zeturn homo October Is for short
stag
Colonel and Mrs. Nelson s. Grocme
are spending several days in New
\ ork City.
Miss Marcie Ferebee. Of Portsmouth.
Is visiting Miss Avis Engle at her
home in Richmond.