The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-10

cards for . reception at the Country
Club on Thursday afternoon. April
Is from to s o'clock. The reception
will be . large affair, and one OF the
most interesting events Of the month
TayIor-Drown.
The Church of the Covenant will be
the scene Of beautiful marriage
this evening at half after ak o'clock
when Miss Emma Thornton Brown.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Theron II.
Brown. will become the bride OF Mr..
Herbert Claiborne TAYLOR, son OF Mr..
Charles G.. Taylor. Of Ginter Park.
The Rev. J. Calvin Stewart will oifs-
ciate. and MIR. Henry W. Baker Will
play the wedding marches from
Midsummer Nights Dream and
and Lohengren and will render 20.
Promise Me- very softly during the
ceremony Decorations in the church
will consist OF palms and candies,
banked in the chancel ana at the
windows.
The bride will enter the church
with her father, who will give her
in marriage. Her wedding gown In
fashioned OF hand embroideed white
crepe de chine, trimmed in real lace
that was worn by her mother at her
wedding, and her bouquet will be a
shower of lilies OF the valley and
bride roses Mrs. Hhychel +. Paschal,
OF New York, will attend the bride as
matron> OF honor. and Miss Helen p.
Cranz as maid of honor. The brides
maids will be Miss Fattie NJ. Taylor,
Of Clarksviile. Va. Miss Ethel A.,
Whittet. Miss Bessie G. Whittet. and
Miss Dorothy A. Winter. Mrs. Pas
chal Will be gowned in pink char
meuse and will carry a basket of
white llacs and pink roses. Miss
Cranz will wear a gown of Nile green
crepe do chine, and will carry a
basket OF pink roses. The brides
maids viii wear lovely lingerie frocks
over pink mesaline, and will carry
big bouquets Of pink sweet peas Lit
tie Misses Margaret Taylor and Nir-
ginia Bassett. as flower girls. and
Helen Winter and Alfredo Rosenesk,
AS ribbon girls. will wear dainty ling
eric frocks over pink slips, and will
carry baskets Of da.ses. Mr.. James
q. Taylor will be the Eroom's best
man. and the ushers will include
Messrs. Theron II. Brown. Jr.. Of New
York; Stuart Taylor, and Marion
Boisseau, OF Richmond, and William
Taylor, OF Washington and Lee Uni
lveTsTty.
Mr.. Taylor and his bride will leave
this evening for an extended Western
"
at the wedding will be Miss May Belle
Taylor. Of Petersburg; Miss Pattie
Taylor. OF ClarksyiIle. Va; Mr.
Theron II. Brown. Jr, Of New York
! Mrs. \. L. Bassett and Miss Mabel
/ Rassett, of Sacramento. Cal: Mr.
| William Taylor, If Washington and
! Lee University, and Miss Mary Taylor
| OF ePtersburg The bridal party were
entertained Tuesday evening at a re-
ception at the home Of the bride.
Ica for Visitors.
Miss Louise Schmidt. OF sol Tasi
/ Grace street. entertained at a
charming tea yesterday afternoon In
/ honor OF her guests. Miss Helen Dur
min and Miss Gertrude Carpenter. o.
Washington. u. c. The entire lower
floor of the house was decorated ir
La France roses. palms and ferns an6
roSe-shaded Candida bro. Roses ant
ferns were banked on the mantels
and n large vase Of pink roses orna-
me nted the center of the table in the
dining room. Miss Schmidt received
with the guests of honor and Mis-,
Edith Hyslop, of Norfolk, Va. Miss
/ Carpenter wore q gown Of pink bou.
quet Of lilies of the valley and sweet
peas. Miss Durn!n's frock was OF
white satin and chiffon and her bou
quet pink sweet peas. Miss Schmid
wore a gown Of green satin with Z
white lace overdress, and carried
! lilies of the valley and La Franco
roses.
Mrs. Lewis G. Guy presided at tn,
punch bowl. and Mrs Wilhelm
Schmidt. Mrs l.. X. Ward. and Mrs
Charles Maynce assisted in the dining
room, Miss Ethel Boudar and Misses
| Mary and Add!e Irwin served tn.
cd to meet Miss Durnin and Miss Ca
penter. The receiving party wer,
entertained at a card party In tn,
evening, for which number Of youni
men were invited.
/ Valsntine--Moors.
OF great interest here Is the mar
riage of Miss Elsie Moore. daughte
of DR. and Mrs. C.. f. Moore, to Mr.
Charles 3. Valentine, of Richmond
which takes place today at noon il
ST. Timothy's church. Wilson. n. {
The bride will he given in marriag
bv her father. DR. I. Fl. Webber
Thompson performing the ceremony
She will wear travelling suit o
Kings blue cloth and will carry
white PRAYER book with streamers q
lilies Of the valley. The brides sis
ter. Miss Mary r. Moore. will be tn
IF white embroidered wolfe trimme,
in shadow lace. She will carry
bouquet of pink roses. Mr.. Harve!
Valentine. Of New York. will act a
best man, and the ushers will be Dr.
Henry Cutchin. of Norfolk. Va. Mr.
Ha'ten Valentine. brother OF groom
Of Richmond; DIR. Carl Moore ant
DR. Henry Beset. Of Wilson.
The church will be decorated Will
! Easter lilies, carnations. ported plant
and ferns. Mrs c. A. Thompson will
nlav the wedding marches. and Mis-
! Lucia Provett will render several
violin solos before the ceremony. 4
I 'bfiihsnt- reception WAS .ciren last nigh
| at the home OF the bride. Out-of-towr
| guests Mt the marriage viii be Mis-
Nellie Murphy. Miss Nora Thomas
/ Mrs. J. II. Valentine. Mr.. Hatten Val.
entine, Mrs, E. G. Valentine. all Of
/ Richmond; Mr.. Harvey Valentine. New
York. DR.. Henry Cutchin. Norfolk
Va. Mrs. Percy Johnson. Mrs. Ed
Pcndleton. and Miss Mary Taylor
Scotland Neck, \. C.; Miss May Blount
Taylor. Petersburg. Va: Mr.. Henri,
Watson. Elm City; Miss Rosaiie Sets.
zsf. Dunn, n C. Mr. George Dali
Greenville. y. c. Mr., Valentine and
his bride were the recipients Of many
handsome presents. They left for an
will be at home at 26l4 Grove
avenue, Richmond. after April "a.
Kappa Dsita Banquet.
Delegates to the Kappa Delta con
vention were guests last night ut a
banquet at the Jefferson Hotel. TIA
bile decorations --are in green and
WHIT and covers were laid for ahout