The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

October will be a month OF we'd
dings Some Of the most prominent
society girls. whose marriages aye 10
he celebrated this month. viii be mar
rIed this week ani rsny OF them
are brilliant affairs, with q great
many bridesmaids and big receptions
following the ceremonies at the
church Il Ezs been : very pretty
fashion OF late years II a bride is SO
fortunate as TO possess a country
place chat the wedding shall take
place from there with q house party
Of girls and men preceding the nup-
tfals Generally, the guests are en-
tertained az ar old-fashioned ball az
ter~ard and every detail is arranged
With Infinite care as TO picturesque
ness and delightful hospitality The
bridesmaids wea- frocks modelled from
old prints and carry the Quaintest OF
no.eGays. and sometimes the bride is
married in her grarGinothe-'s wedding
gown and comes dowHTto her assem-
HE'D guests from the-top of wide
stairway that makes a charming pic
ture long to be remsm hsre6 by those
present
Autumn leaves and lovely fall roses
will serve as decorations for the wed
dings this month, and the churches
and homes. where they take place, Will
be thronsed with smart gatherings Of
society folk
Miss Ida Mason whose marriage to
Charles Sinclair Taylor Burke, of Alex
andria. is to be one of the most i'm
portant events of the fall. has cnos-
on October 10 for her wedding day.
The ceremony will take place at Grace
Episcopal Church. of which her ia
Their. Dr. Landon +. Mason, is rector,
at half-after . o'clock. on the eve
ming OF that date. She will he at
tended by maid OF honor. her sis
ter, Miss Lucy. Randolph Mason. and
four bridesmaids. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Esther Burke. of Alex
sndria: Miss Josephine Mason. of
Washington: Mrs. John Mason, of
New York, and Mrs. Louis Green. of
Washington Mr.. Burke is son of
Mr.. and Mrs Julian T. Burke. of
Alexandria.
A beautiful home wedding 10 he
celebrated at Mountain View the
country estate of the brides par.
ents, IN Louisa. Il that OF Miss Mar
garet Ellen Chewing, daughter OF
NJ. and Mrs. hlpheus ]. Chenni:,:y and
Malcolm JeiI.s Rawlings. Of Lynch-
burg The ceremony. which VIII Dc
performed b. the Rev. Rylaud Knight.
Of this city. takes place At half-aiicr
s o'clock on Thursday evening, oC-
,obsr ;, and Will be followed by
large reception. The Chewing home
is one Of the loveIiest places la that
section OF the country and the or
tire lower floor viii he hung with
earIands of flowers for the occasion.
"a FF-r
bride as maid Of honor and Miss Mary
Chalmers and Miss Elizabeth Mont
go-nery will hold the ribbons Little
Juiia Pollard and Louise E"xlcy wiii
be flower girls and Robert Clarke 90
LynchSu-s Will act as the groom $
best man.
Tn. welding Of Miss Cora winston
Younger. daughter 81 Nj aud Mt.
Lawson Carter Younger. md James
Kerr Dyfrlop will ~ celebrated very
oui.iiy on Tuesday evening - O'Clock
at gees Monument Avenue. n" f"'''n
@. the bride OWING Z" recent mourn
ing in ihe family 90 the gr""rn. OILY
ire immediate families VIII witness
,h. c.temyny NJ Dunlop s. son II
tire late Mr. end MFs. james Tsnl"p.
Of Pet.-shETg.
great deal ~. int.r~s' has neru
show here IN tho marriage 80 Miss
Bessie Temple GwsfuU"E dIs=h''r ~
sh. late ysIf-sa Gwatnu"t. and W!.it,
yyiand sesthr1sr. 90 EIuZ and Queen
County. g. Frank w~D,.oIk scott ~
Ark4n,as son 90 ~ aHB Mrs FU.uk
Scott Of Ml5dIss.x tn CEREMONY
gill hs performed - O'Clock or
esiur.sy evening October e. ~ Z"Af
Baptist Church. a~zs EuarE iu middle
aex co.nty Miss gwstErrss has q
aren't many relative aud 's.srds TO-
Cirhmons and has frequ- ally visited
oeTe.
Another Interesting ssI6I-E - tax.
o,xee fhfs week Is that 81 Miss Mar