The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10


lowered crepe de chine and real lace
Mrs. Charles IL. WORKMAN. Jr. In black
chiffon over green satin. Mrs Mason
Miller. In white chiffon and lace; Mrs
Fred Pleaaants. IN oiack chiffon trim
med In gold lace.
Among those dancing were Miss
Nora Randolph, with Peyton Fleming:
Miss Katherine EacheB, with William
Price Miss Mary Saunders, with Fred
erick Valentine; Miss Avis Grant with
W. a. Graham. .Ir.: Miss Mildred With
standby, OF New York. with Robert
Jeirress; Miss Grace Meacham. of New
York. with James Wheat: Miss Kath-
crime Ifagan with Fitzhugh White:
Miss Katherine Gum. with Charles G.
harris; Miss Marguerite Broughton, OF
Trenton. y. j.. with william Miller:
Miss Elizabeth Cooke with A. Lang
staff Johnston; Miss Kitty Lancaster.
With lanes Ball; Miss Helen Adams.
WIZ catetby Jones: Miss Emily ROY.
NIL with Manric@ ArmiEtead. Miss
Louise Downe:. % lakewood. y j..
with Richard osterioh Miss Frances
Wheat, with E;gber, Giles: Miss Meta
Randolph. with Royal Turpin: Mise
Elsie Parrish. with George HodEson;
Miss Archer Joyncs, with Carl Flein-
ing: Miss Julia Joyncs. with william
! German; Miss Charlotte Jones. with
| WALKER Lsake; Miss Martha Martin.
with Trevillian Turner; Miss Mary
'rompkins. with Harvey Haynes: Miss
F.! Nell Carneal. with John Lee; Miss
/ Ruth Kelsey. OF Denver. Col. with
Travis Epes: Miss Conway Fleming,
} with Francis Johnson; Miss Virginia
Gficc, With John L. Miller; Mics Mary
Crufnp. with Dabney lancaster Miss
Iayde Branch. with Ben Smith; Miss
i Martha Suzanne Phin.zy. OF Athens,
Ca. with William c.uinp; Miss jo-
sephine Elicit With Lloyd Taylor;
Miss Lucy Ford Wortham. with Gam
Morgan: Mrs. Arthur Cannon. with Mr.
Cannon: Miss Ann Traylor with Lewis
Larus; Miss Mary Traylor. with wal
lace Henderson: Mrs. David Leakc,
with Mr Leakc; Miss Mary scarbor-
ough. with Sparrow Wcddeli Miss
! Fannie Miller. with John Cutchins.
| somc OF the stage werc A. q Gull
! Eon. Jr.. /. Pretlow Holland. OF SUI
/ folk; stuart Laokc. C. C. Barksdale.
/ r. Logan Harris. Rion McK!ss!ck T
/ len Stubhs. Ir.. George Fitzgerald.
/ Tazewell Fitzgerald ErskIne Hazard
James Augustine and Workman Spill
man
Kappa Deitn banquet.
! The banquet given by the Kappa Del
! "a SororltT. now converting In Rich
mond, took piac. at the Jefferson
/ seated a one lons table in the palm
garden and covers were laid for Atty.
Saven big basl,sts OF lovely white
roses caught with tulle and ferns
formed tho centrcpiecc for the table.
and the candles were shaded with
( pale green ana silver Palms were
I banked In the corners OF tho room
ana screened ne orehestrae which
Wishing in south Carolina
/ on April IL, the anniversary Of the
firing upon Fort sumter the first shot
! of the late War Between tho States
| the Rev James Power Smith, ID. D. of
i this city. VIII be the principal speaker
at the anniversary meeting of Camp
| sumter. United Confederate Veterans
| In Charleston. s e. During his stay In
! Charleston DR.. Smith Will be tn. guest
| OF Captain Thomas Pinckney. COM
| mander Of the camp.
osbo rne-Wcrth.
The wedding OF Miss Amy McRue
| Werth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II.
| Werth, and Nathaniel Montgomery Os-
! borne. OF Norfolk. was celebrated at
| the horne OF the brides parents. 1925
Park Avenue. yesterday afternoon at
half- past . o'clock. The Rev. Landon
| n. Mason. rector OF Grace Episcopal
! Church, performed the ceremony.
The brides wedding gown was OF
! white satin trimmed in rare old lace.
| and her ornaments were a pearl neck
/ lace and the diamond brooch present
ed 10 her grandmother. Mrs. NJ. r.
Maury, by His Imperial II!ghness tho
Car OF Russia. Mr.. Werth gave his
daughter away.
! Guests from distance attending the
| ceremony were Mrs. NJ. NJ. Osborne.
! Meade Osborne. of Norfolk: Mrs. lit
f! Teton Fitzgerald. Miss Mary Maury
Fitzgerald, Of Brown Station. n. Y;
James r. Werth, Ir,, OF ,Schenectady.
! \. Y; Mr.. ami Mrs. T. II. Patterson,
| Mr. and Mrs. james II. McClevy, Miss
! Caroline Osborne and Mrs. S. p. Will
| son, all OF Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. I. Clark, of Cleveland. o.; DIR. John
| B. Wnitchcad, of Johns Hopkins Uni
! vcrsity, baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L.,
/ Cooke, Of Germantown, Pa; Robert s.
/ Iiuse, OF New York. and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Moran. OF Charlottesville.
In Scw York.
Mrs Malcolm Bruce. OF Monument
! Avenue, has gone TO New York, where
j she Will be the guest OF her mother.
! Mrs. Heiscn for week. Mrs. Heisen.
/ who has been visiting in Richmond for
! the past several weeks, expects to re-
/ turn 10 her home in Chicago after d
I short stag in New York CITY.
/ iirmcss i'Inns.
! interest in the kirmess is increasing
! as the time FOR It's presentation 70 the
/ public approaches. It demands the
I whole time and attention OF the
: putronesscs and dancers Indeed, j;
! IS just now the all-ahsorbing topic OF
/ conversations Mss Stewart has been
most energetic in her drilling OF the
+ Nariou5 dances and balets. all OF
which are most artistic and beautiful.
Mrs. 4, Taylor Ellyson has charge OF
/ the music for the entertainment, and
( Mrs John G. Farland is chairman OF
. the patronesses and salesgirls. The
[ press committee consists OF Mrs. w. D.
| Thomas. chairman; Mrs. Preston No