The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-01

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iichu and a court train. Her tullc
veil Will be caught with sprayg of
orange blossoms. and she will carry L
presentation bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley and Bride roses. Miss Mary
Virginia Lynch VIII attend tho b. idc
as maid of honor. and samuel Hamil-
ton Rogers will be best man. Miss
Lynch will wear French gown OF
pale green silk mule. made over
inessaline and trimmed with lilies OF
the valley. She will carry a bou1et
OF white sweet peas and maidenhair
ferns. The ushers Will be Mcssrs
1ohn Alexander Lynch. Jr.. George ~
Iroth. Charles James Ford. Arthur
Nichols and Arthur Carr
y wedding breakfast will be given
at the home OF the bride Immediately
aftcr the ceremony. The house will
be lighted with many candles shaded
In green and white, and Jars OF white
peonies and carnations will be used
eVerYwhcre. The walls OF the lower
hoor Will be festooned with ever
green's Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will
Journey North. and WEI be at home
after July at Round Hill. The bride
VII wear becoming going away
gown OF dark blue Bedford cord with
hat TO match.
Pupils Recital.
The pupils of Mrs. Hequcmbourg 4
violin class gave an unusually charIn-
Ing recital Thursday evening in the
auditorium OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. The program was
well arranged, and the children taking
part in II acquitted themselves with
honor. y large audience waa present
at the recital.
Ncturns to Orange.
Miss Cassie Moncure Lyme, who
came down for the business meeting
OF tho Colonial DANES. has returned
10 her home In Orange. Miss Lyme IS
well known In literary circles as
short story writer. and though form
erly a resident of Richmond. she now
spends most OF her time 81 New York
While in the city. she was the guest
OF Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones at zoo
East franklin Street.
Important Meetings.
Mrs. Samuel W. Williams. chairman
OF the Richmond Chapter L. d. c..
moonlight excursion. which takes
place next Thursday evening. has
asked all committees connected with
this affair TO meet her at Lee Camp
Hall this morning at Ii o'clock. 1t IS
Very important meeting. and a full
attendance is desired.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Alumnae Association of the Richmond
VII be held this afternoon at 4:i5
o'clocg at Mechanics Institute. The
annual alumnae banquet will follow
th's meeting.
Home Wedding.
A marriage OF interest took place
Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock. when
Norman Ruth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". b. Holt. became the bride OF
Herbert Levi Cain.
The ceremony was quietly PERFORM
ed at the home of the bride. DR..
George w. Mcdaniel officiating. Tho
parlors were prettily decorated in
color scheme OF green and white. the
palms and ferns forming Z back
ground for the bridal party
To the strains of Mendelssohns
Wedding March. rendered by Miss
of honor, entered. followed by tho
bride. with her brother. Archibald
Holt, by whom she was given in mar
rage. She was met at the door by the
groom and his best man. a. T. Shep-
herd.
The bride wore blue tailored suit.
hat and gloves to match, and carried
shower hoquet of lilies OF the valley.
The maid OF honor wore white mes
saline and carried sweet peas.
believe Nc II All Those Endearins
Young Charm was played during tho
ceremony. and the Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin az the wedding party
took their departure. Mr. and Mrs,
Cain left Immediately for an extended
trip North They will he at home at
GA East Marshall after June 10.
Burton-0wen.
Mrs. Nellie II. Owen announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Myrtle
Montague. TO Colonel John w. Burton,
Of Arcadia, Fla The marriage is TO
be quietly solemnized In the late sum-
mer.
Attractive House Party.
Says the Baltimore sun OF Fester-
day:
"Mr and Mrs Edwin b. King will
and girls over the week end at their
country place. "Stuyvesant" at War
renton, Va. The party Will be given
in honor of this years graduating
class at the Gilman Country School,
Baltimore. where Mr.. King was for
morly headmaster. The othcr guests
will include some boys OF tho other
forms and the following girls: Misses
Harriet ID. Penniman, Frances Sling
huff, Anne Read. Eleanor Jones, Ella
V. Patterson, Mary II Williams, Doro-
thy Frick. Rosalie Shreve. sadie
Steuart. Priscilla Dawson, Ellzaneth
Erickson. The boys Will be: Chaun-
cey Crawford. G.. Sterling Patterson.
Hamilton +. Armstrong. John y. Mere
dith. of Richmond; J. Howard Nicely.
u, O. Haynes, Jr., Charles III. Latrobe,
Andrew Robinson. Bcnthall Marshall.
Charles +. Roberts. Jr.. Simpkins Dem
ham. Frank r. Turner, James Carey,
Jr.. W. Whitfield Gator, J. Leavitt
Dickcy, O. Gordon DAILY. Robert Nell
son. l. Sloan Roberts. Lincoln Cum
mings, Hugh a. Spillman. Townsend
Scott, Jr., Buford Scott. of Richmond;
John Coleman"
Affairs of Interest.
Miss Jane Gray Gardner was hostess
at an informal dance Wednesday even
ing at her homo in Lyonhurst. Pink
roses and daisies formed the house
decorations for the occasion. Among
the guests were Mrs. Henry Hugo Fox,
OF st. Louis: DIR. and Mrs. Robert Y.
Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. William Sey-
both, Miss Edna Scott Smith. Miss
Edith Sweet. Miss Lillian Menaugh,