The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-24

and his bride will be at home aft r.
November l at Huttig. Ark.
Miss Gwathmeys marriage next
month IL OF much interest TO society
in Richmond. where she has freQu .ntly
visited as tine guest of relatives. She
Is widely related throughout the State.
and great many Richmond people
will go to 'Cedardale" TO be present
at the ceremony.
Greve-stsiey.
TIL. marriage Of Miss Lonsie May
staiey 10 Lat!mer F. Grove was cele-
brated on Wednesday evening. Septem-
Der IS. at 1870. at ths home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter L. Dixon, - Sunset
YIN
The color scheme In the decorations
was white and green. The lower floor
Of the house was thrown tox .thes for
the occasion ana decorated with lovely
roses. white chrysantheufums. aspara-
gus. ferns and palms.
The altar was an arrangement of
asparagus. ferns and chrysanthemuE,s
in tn. recess Of the bay windows. with
pedestals holding silver candelabra
with burning tepers. Ropes Of smilax
held the wedding bell over the altar
and also formed a delicate trac cry
over the walls and lights.
While the guests were assembling,
Mrs. DUNCAN Rhudy sang Il Love You
Truly" Miss Mary Glen baylor. a
friend Of the bride, rendered the nup-
t!al music. The ribbons were held by
Helen Dixon. laughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Harlow S Dixon. and Thomas DiAon.
son Of the brides sister. They made
a charming picture. thu little girl in
her soft lace-trimmed muslin with
pink bows. the little boy in white
brcadcloth sailor suit. The groom had
as his best man William Bowles. Miss
Sadie Grove. In pink chiffon drapeu
over pink satin with bouque, OF pink
KILLARNEY Fose4 was maid Of honor.
The bride entered on the arm of her
Iather. who gave her away. Her
bridal gown was Of white charmeuse
satin trimmed with lace and pearls,
and she wore a heavy gold necklace
ana gold handkerchief clasp her
mother had worn years before on a
similar occasion.
Her bouquet was . shower of lilies
OF the valley and orchids and her veil
OF illusion caught with orange bios
SONS. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. c. Clements. and Ruben
stein Melody in F was softly render
ed on the piano.
In the library punch was served
by Mrs Harlow 8. Dixon, where the
gifts were displayed. In the dining
room. where an elaborate buffet
luncheon was served, tie table was
decorated with a silver basket con-
tanning pink Killarney roses, from
which wide green and white ribbon
streamers were drawn to the four
corners OF the table, where each one
was attached to a wedding bell Later
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Grove
left for an extended bridal trip In
the East
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Grove. Mss Sadie
Grove. Messrs F. p. StaIey. F. .
Staley and William Bowles. Of Cliff
ton Forge: Miss Mary Glen Baylor.
OF Bristol: Miss Ada Sanders, OF Chill
howie: Mrs Frank England. OF Chat
tanooga, and Miss Evelyn Scutt, Of
Johnson City
Returned Fro0 Abroad
Mrs. Smith Brokenbrough. who has
been travelling In Europe for the past
several months with her brother.
John Powell, will return to Richmond
on Thursday Miss Evelyn Stiles. VINO
also went abroad with Mrs. Broken
brough and her brother. win return
to Richmond at the same time
Lineu shower.
Misses Pauline and Leslie Mcintosh
gave a linen shower at their home
in Orange on Fridsy afternoon In
honor Of Miss Lizzie Mcdonald. whose
marriage to Bernard Wilson Will take
place on wednesday. Immediately az
ter the shower, luncheon was served
House decorations were In nowess
suggestive OF the wedding day. ana
o,e of the features OF the afternoon
was the composing OF kilograms OF
concentrations Tor the oride-eiect-
The prize was awarded to mrs L. .
Ricketts, The guests present IN
Guided Miss Lacy Lyme. Miss Kitty
Harris, Miss Elizabeth Ransom, Misses
Anne and Louise Moncure- As
Elizabeth Pcrterfield. Miss Eusenls
Crrmes. Miss RI. Graham. Miss 10
Williams. Miss Nancy shaekeifofo'
Miss Fannie Bradbury. Miss Ane
Ricketts,. Miss Ollie Perry. Mrs. John
Johnson. Jr. Mrs. Lawrence Rfcketts'
Ms. John Mcdonald. Of Orange: Ms
James FleweIlyr.. OF Barooursvsle'
ard Mis-. virginia stair. OF fofk. "a
Nussesl - 1Dsesese.
A musical Of unusual interest VII
he given next Thursday svening as
haIf-afser o'clock In the auditorum
Of the John Marshall HiGh Schcol'
when Miss A. J. Meighan VIII present
Miss Anassseia TAYLOR In pssno re-
cisal. Little Miss Taylor. Who 10 tine
daughter OF Nr. and Mrst Charles =.
Taylor. Of I'll Ia south P1ne st!e|
10 only twelve yesrs Of age ana . .
musician OF marked ability. AL ia
teresseA ere cordially invited 70 at
tend the recital on Thussday.
AoyysaOe Aoo00Deeo
Mrs. Eugene DeJafnetse recsssee
the Invitations for the marriage OK
her Daughter. Caroline. 20 Hamvson
HaAen for October . % secoune o.
tI,ness in the family. The marriage
was celebrssed very quietly on Sesus'
Day morning, September 81
D. 90 90 - TWe
Wlss Easher1ne Taylor 1eU 1ees
week Tor yyu1os5ekSovr1, Where -