The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14


4 latiYes In Richmond Several times and
: is widely related throughout the State
Her wedding Will be brilliant society
: event, and several Richmond girls
5 have been invited to &C, as her brides
+ maids.
Mrs. John Sinclair Munce is giving a
tea at the Country club OH Thursday
afternoon. April IS, from 4 to o'clock
Aiis. IIoge Engngcd.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard d. Hoge an
!. nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Katherine Stcger, to Andrew
Jameson. of Danville. The wedding
month of June
Il Miss Hogc made her debut In Rich
mond several seasons ago, and is one
1 OF the most prominent girls In Vir-
! Slnin society. She is Il granddaugh Ell
Iof DR. Harrison. of Louisville, Ky,
ana belongs to one OF the most distin-
!, suished families in the State. AIR.
7; ciety OF Southern Virginia, and the
wedding in June will oe a very i'm
/ portant event.
| Approaching Wedding.
! Mrs. Mary ~ Nonderlehr announces
the engagement and approaching mar
.riasc OF her daughter, Bertha Eliza
beth, to Joseph Lawrence Miller. The
4
morning. April H. ~ st. Mary's
Church at o'clock.
OF Interest Hero.
y Baltimore exchange contains the
following which is of interest to Rich
mond society:
"A beautiful wedding which took
iplace Thursday morning in Philadel
phia. was that of Miss Rebe Samuel.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sam
uel, 10 Francis W. Robinson. Of Phil
adelphia, formerly of Baltimore, son
! of the late Edward Ayrault Robinson
and Mrs. Robertson. of this city. The
I! ceremony was performed ut 1890
O'Clock by rev. Alexander aIcCon in
the Second Presbyterian Church In the
! presence of large and fashionable
iassemblage of society from Baltimore
and Philadelphia, and was followed by
| a breakfast ut the residence of the
brides parents. southeast corner TWEEN
ty-seccrd and Locust Streets.
The bride enthered the church with
| her father. who gave her away, and
she was met at the chanccl by the
bridegroom, attended by his brother,
Edward Ayrnult Robinson, of 5alti
more. as best man. She wore hand
some empire gown OF silver brocade.
combined with rose point lace and
| made with n court train. Her duchess
lace veil was arranged to form cap
and was fastened with orange bios
SONS. Her bouquet was of white or
chids and lilies Of the valley. Miss
! Elizabeth s. Samuel, OF Philadelphia
! was her sisters maid of honor and
was sowncd in white chiffon, border
! cd with tiny pink roses and made with
| a Louis NV. coat Of pale blue brocade,
/ also trimmed with pink roses. With
this was worn large black, tulle hat
trimmed with pip; roses and she car
| ricd n bouquet OF pink snapdragons and
white lilacs.
Tho bridesmaids were Mrs. Henry
! C. Mayer, Jr Miss Agnes NJ. spencer
| Miss Margaret H. Spencer, Miss Fran
ces Livingston sullivan and Miss
Frances Clark. all Of Philadelphia
and Miss Alice Robinson, OF Balti-
more. sister Of the groom.
Their gowns were pale pink chiffon
| draped over pale blue chiffon, trim
med in shadow lace and embroidered
in tiny roses They wore white pic
turc hats, covered with blue chiffon
and trimmed in pink roses, ana car
RED bouquets of Bride roses and for
| Sct-mc-nots.
The ushers were Mcssrs. John e.
semmes. Jr, Alexander NJ. Ruther-
| foord, Jr., James Wood Tyson III
and Leigh Matthews. all of Baltimore
| Snowden samuel of Philadelphia, a
brother OF the bride, and DR.. G. Can
/ by Robinson. Of New York, brother
| of the groom"
Golden Wedding Anniversary.
MIR. and Mrs. John Tyler. of Sis West
| franklin Street. will celebrate their
| golden wedding anniversary on Fri
| day afternoon. April 10. being at homo
informally to friends who may call
| from 10 o'clock.
, AZ the Wonnn's Club.
John Hart. deep student OF Lam
| suages and n lover Of books, will
| speak to the members of the Woma n 9
| Club tomorrow afternoon on some
| Aspects OF the Mother Tongue he
| viii be introduced by former Cover
nor y. J. MonstGue Mrs. John Hart
! VIII be chairman OF the day.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss An
'susta II. Daniel will discuss Victor
Hugo and Les Miscra blcs with the Lit
erature Class
The April card tournament Will bs
played at the Woman'e Club next
TnurRday evening at q quarter past s
o'clock. with bridge whist as the
game. The usual rules concerning
gentlemen partners and the register
| Ing OF tables VIII be observed
| Prominent Enlargement.
JndEe ;. G. Graham, of Tazewen
announces the engagement az Iii.
( daughter, lean Mcdonald to Cuut,,y,
Naming kill,y. ia. H., OF Randolph-
Macon Woman's College l.ynchb,Irg,
NE marriage 1" take place in June.
rms announcement, is OF especial m
isrest In Richmond. wncrc both judge
Graham and his daughter have graf
many friends.
Fhrnntclln Duncc.
The names Of the rhapGrons ard
i'aiian peasant dancers have alreaiy
nuen mGRti9ned hut II may no, DO ltn
,mlSf|s,'nt to explain ne nature ct
me dance Itself. rho taran;clla i a
ihosi rittnrcsqu" and dranatic dance
"nl 5 nc delight OF The Italian pca:;.
'ilt' WAo once believed Vi TO he the cure
y. @!ahtisn--An affection caused ry
" mte Of 'ho ,arantclln 1t il full
Wonoert"l charm ana grace. b.nu.
't."t Wt'HeS ana folk dances rho
fF&thnic movements Of ,nr i,n.,n,,
are SO rapid and animated n sto live