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

-ncSc games VIII be close and In
teresting and u large number of MEM
bers will attend them. On Thursday.
June 10, the club Will give its annual
June reception. There will he
orchestra music on the lawn during
the afternoon. and in the clubhouse al
night for informal dancing. Light re-
| frcshmcnts will be served from to
o'clock. Society people and numer-
Gus guests from distance Will be
present at this reception and also to
tness the tennis matches in the af-
! ternoon. and the Country Club will be
probably the most interesting gather
ing place in town that week.
Observation-Disclosures.
Society in Richmond is much inter
estei in the celebration of the wedding
Of Miss Lucy Boiling Bowles, daugh-
son Bowles. and Alexander Stuart
Robertson. (which takes place in
stanton this evening al . o'clock.
The ceremony. which Will be perform
, ed By the Rev. Robcr, C. lett, Will
take place at Emanuel Church in the
presence of a large company of rela
ttves and friends.
MIR. Bowlcs Will give his daughter
away. and she Will be attended by her
sister. Miss Marie Ellis Bowles. as
maid Of honor. Archibald 4. Robert
son will be his brothers best man.
| The groomsmen will include Virginius
RandolTt Shackelford. Of Orange;
Armis,ead Doblc, of the University of
Virginia: j. w. H. Pilson and Alex
Robertson. of stanton
number of Richmond people have
gone TO Staunton to be present at
the ceremony this evening
Lexington Wedding.
Another Interesting out-of-town wed
ding took place yesterday. when Miss
.
OF DIR. and Mrs. James Robert Hover
ton. was married 10 milford Slough,
son Of AIR. ana Mrs. w. w Slough. Of
Pennsylvania. The ceremony took
place at o'clock yesterday evening
In the Presbyterian church at Licking
by DIR. alfred r Graham. officiating.
The chancel was banked with palms
and white flowers and lighted by tall
Cathedral candles.
The bride entered the church with
her father, vino gave her away. Her
wedding gown was an exquisite af
fair OF chantilly lace and white satin
( embroidered in pearls, and her ,ulie
veil was arranged with orange bios
SONS. She carried "a shower bouquet
OF Bride roses. Miss Anna houston
was maid of honor and Misses Mary
Howcrton, Helen Slough. OF Pennsyl-
vania. Anna Rose Cohn. % Norfolk
and Hazel Iiessuer, OF York. Pa. We're
bridesmaids. They all wore white lin
Eerie frocks with pink japanese
sashes. and the maid OF honor carried
pink roses and the bridesmaids car
ried nosegays OF pink carnations.
: Rolfe Milinr. Jr, Of Front Royal.
was tho Eroom's best man. and the
ushers included Messrs. Irwin +. era
ham. OF Lexington; J. Lawrence How
orton, Of Lexington. Harry Moran. or
Wyndol. W. Va, and 5. 3. Harper. OF
Fort Smith, Ark Little Josephine
Howcrtou was ring bearer.
reception followed the ceremony
at the home OF the brides parents for
the bridal party and out-of-town
guests. The house was decorated with
June roses. Mr. and Mrs. Slough left
at once for wedding journey. The
groom Is graduate of Washington
and Lee University, and is a mem
Der of the firm of Thrush & Slough,
carriage manufacturers, in shyzeu-
burg. Pa.
Guests from a distance attending the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. w. ".
Slough. Miss Helen Slough, Mrs Mary
y. Nookcr. OF Shyzseuburg, Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. J. G.. Hcssucr. Miss Hazel
iIessuer, of York, Pa; Miss Anne Rose
Cohn, Miss Nellie Elliott, Mrs Edward
Spaldinc. Mrs NJ. c. Fel cbee, OF Nor
folk Mr.. and Mrs L. r Preston. Mrs.
7. j. Jackson, Miss jamie Fox, OF Char
Concert Postponed.
The concert that was to have been
given by MISS Polly Robins at the Wo-
mans club next TUESDAY evening has
been postponed until the FIRST week in
October OF the coming fall Tn. con-
cert has been postponed until tic fall
season owing to the very hot wealth
Arrived mt Bremen.
Mrs. William L. Hatcher. who is
now at Bryn Mawr University with her
daughter in attendance at the finals
of that college. has Just received a
cablegrm announcing the safe arrival
Of her daughter. Miss Edith Hatcher,
ut Bremen. Mrs. Hatcher went to
New York TO see her daughte= off last
month. and has been visiting friends
in the North eyer SINCE. Miss Hatcher
will spend the summer months study
ii.S music abroad.
Home Wedding.
on Tuesday morning at S o'clock Miss
Myrtle Elise Koch was married to VII
liam Travis Smithdeal. in the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter r. Koch, of East Richmond The
simple ceremony was performed by the
! Rev. Frank G. Wells. pastor OF Broad
Street Methodist. Church. Owing TO a
recent bereavement in the bride groom's
! family. the wedding was very quie tly-
was limited 10 the immediate families
OF the bride and groom.
The bride is musician OF unusual
attainment. having filled the position
OF organist at Broad Street Church
until her marriage. She wore sma: /
travelling SUIT of tan cloth. with a hat
TO match. and carried n shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley Mr.. Smithdeal
is the nephew OF the late George NJ.
Smithdeal, Of this city. He is manager
of the Smithdea! Business College here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smithdeal left imme-
dlately after the ceremony for a South
ern wedding trip. and will make their
home in this city after June 10.
| Returned 10 Richmond.
Mrs Claude NJ. Dean. after spending
several weeks al the Battery Park Ho-
, tel. in Asheville. has returned TO the
city. Many entertainments were given
in honor of Mrs. Dean while i'm Ashe-