The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

] the valley and white orchids and her
/ veil OF illusion will be festooned with
orange blossoms. Miss Annie T.. Hoge,
| who Will attend her sister as maid OF
honor will be gowned In yellow hand
[ painted chiffon. draped over gold
! coiored satin. She will carry purple
iris Miss Alice Blair Hoge and Miss
Martha Roberts, wearing soft frocks
or white silk trimmed in shadow
lace and yellow roscbuds. and little
Randolph Hoge and Harrison Ruckcr.
| In white costumes, will hold the RIB
oons. Conrad Johnson will be the
! grooms best man.
| The wedding is one of the most i'm
' portant functions of the early summer
season. and number of prominent
inond to attend the ceremony They
include Professor and Mrs. Edmund
! Harrison. of Greensboro. N c.: .irs
/ Thomas Sharpe Knight of Hopkins
| vile. Ky: Mrs. James Waller Downer.
OF Hopkinsvile, Ky; Mrs. Robert
Jameson. Of Danviiie; Mr.. and Mrs.
! Ihomas II. Faulker. OF Alton: Miss
Lucy Terry White. of Cadiz. KY: Miss
! Mary Holding Rodgers of Huntsville.
j Aie'; Joseph Jameson. Of Newton.
Mass; DR.. and Mrs. Stuart JAMESON.
OF Alexandria; Mr.. and Mrs John
Johnson and Miss Emily Johnson. OF
Alexandria; Mr.. and Mre. Virg!nius r.
! Shackelford. of Orange. DR.. Edmund
Harrison. of Greensboro, \. c.
Miss Robins TO Sing.
/ perhaps the most interesting ansir
TO society and music-ioving people or
richmond for the coming week will
DC concert TO be given by Miss Polly
Robins on Tuesday evening, June II.
ne concert Will take place in the
parlors Of the Woman's Club. and Is
! under the direction of the Huguenot
/
from New York Monday evening. has
, oeen studying for the past several
years under the best known musicians
In that place. and has won honor for
herself In several brilliant recitals in
which Ehe took part She has very
high and exceedingly sweet soprano
voice and sings her beautiful songs
a very charm!ngly cultivated voic,
that Miss Robins possesses and critics
OF no little fame have prophesied
great attainment for her voice. Miss
Robins sung In a concert Just before
leaving New York and also took part
in recital that Mrs. Burmoistcr gave
in that city this spring
The concert at the Woman's Club
on next Tuesday evening will be
very interesting one indeed. and is
given under fashionable and we'll
known patronage.
Important Meeting.
I The Virginia Mountain Education
! Association will meet this morning at
| II o'clock in the parlors OF the wo-
mans Club. As this is the last meet
| Ing OF the season. all members are
urged 10 be present.
Redvood- Gilman.
| The Second PRESBYTERIAN Church will
! be tho scene OF very pretty wedding
this evening at half-past o'clock
when Miss Grace Madeline Gilman.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Gil
| man. OF 1910 West Grace Street. will
he married TO Frank HarroH Redwood.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs W. d. Dedwood.
of Suffolk. The Rev. Russell Cecil.
u. D.. will perform the ceremony. ard
he church will be decorated with
tenstcin will preside at the organ. and
during tho ceremony will play very
softly Loves Old Sweet Song"
| Miss Alice Gilman. sister of the
bride. will be maid of honor. and the
bridesmaids will be Misses Annie
Christian. Mamie Hall. Marie Young.
OF Kentucky, and Edith IIinghcr. of
Washington. The ushcrs will include
DIR. Eugene II. Luck. OF Suffolk: Ber-
tmett Sample. DR.. Rollo I. Pussy and
w. J. Gilman. IT. Will Truitt. OF Suf-
folk. Will attend the groom as his
best man.
The bride will wear lovely gown
of white charmeuse made with an
ovcrdress of duchess lace and fes-
TONED at intervals to the court train
with orange blossoms. Her Juliet cap
of real lace will he arranged with
coronet of orange blossoms, and she
will carry a shower bouquet az lilies
of the valley and orchids. Mr. Gilman
will give his daughter in marriage.
The maid OF honor will wear gown
of pale pink chiffon over satin OF the
same shade trimmed In fiounces OF
lace. She will carry Killarney roses
The bridesmaids will wear quaint
/ gowns OF blue chiffon draped over pink
satin. and will carry noseGays of
bridesmaids roses.
| Last evening reception was given
at the jefferson Hotel in honor of the
bridal party. Mr.. Redwood and MS
| bride will leave at once for wedding
| Journey through the North and West
| Guests from distance attending the
ceremony are Mr. and Mrs W. -. Reu
wood of Suffolk: Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
| ford Redwood. of Portsmouth; Judge
T. -. Syrlch. of Washington: DIR. Ber-
| nard Kyle of Magnolia, \. c.; VIII
Truitt. of Suffolk: DIR. Eugene Luck, OF
Roanoke: DR.. and Mrs. B. r. Hudnall
| of Eotetourt county; MT ana MIS-. n.
Warren Richie. of Costa Rica; W. w
Lodge. OF South Carolina; w. l.. Har-
| rington, OF Atlanta.
| Moonlight Excursion.
y large number of interesting parties
| have been made up to go down 10
| River tomorrow evening with the
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
OF the Confederacy. on their excursion
q, Dutch Gap. Mrs. Samuel w. VIII
liams is chairman OF the affair. and II
will be a very delightful one. Music
and dancing will amuse the guests and
supper Will be served on board the
| steamer.
| Home Wedding.
y duet wedding. which will be cele-
brated this evening at s:3o o'clock at
| the home of the bride. S64 South Third
Street. is that of Miss Geraldine Rem
shaw Turner. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
! Eldridge Turner and Frederick Ho-
| ward 'TWiptnC Only tho immedi1 c