The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-21

and Mrs Thomas Taylor. Of Pearls
burg: Mrs. John Moon. Mrs. ROBERT
Bopes. Mrs. a. p. Montague. OF Lynch
burg; Mrs. S. p. Paris. Miss huth
Davis. Miss Mary Ulervell. MI Bryan
Mrs. II. A. Depriest. DIR. anC MRS. Z. X.
shumate. all Of Lynchburg. and.James
Dickens. Of Houston.
hack from the beach.
Mrs. Jack Temple has returned TO
Richmond, after spending the summer
months at the Kinsey Cottage. VIZ
einta Beach. Mrs. Temple Will leave
again on Monday for King WilIan
County, where she will be tie guest 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Josie G3ashn:ey al the1r
home, Burlington" for week OF
ten days.
Prominent Wedding.
Saws the Washington Post OF yes
tsrday:s
The marriage at o'clock Ihuis
day afternoon Of Miss Jean Auoehriea
CROSBY. daughter Of Mrs. CROSBY anu
the late Rear-Admira! f1ce
and Charles Trowbridge Tittmanh.
which took place at the home OF Mrs.
Crosby, l7Is Connecticut Avenue. was
one Of the mos. interesting wsdoinss
of the year, and the first socially iHi-
portant one Of the season.
1.-The ceremony was performed py IN
Rev. j. Henning Nelms. Of the Chufcn
of the Ascension. in the presence Oh
"a distinguish I'd company. Representing
washingfon's Oldest and snlartest ram
lilies The house was lovely with 's
decorations of white and green. ana
a section Of Washington symphony
Orchestra played the wedding mus
Tne bride was given in marriage BY
her brother. Benjamin Crate Crosby.
Of ST. Louis. She wore a wonderful
gown Of white chiffon satin. almost
entirely covered by superb duehesse
lace, which had adorns I'd the gown her
mother wore about twenty-five years
ago at her presentation to the court
of st. James. Her veil was OF tuile,
and was fasten I'd to her coinure IN
cap effect with orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet Of bride
roses and lilies OF the valleS and she
wore sarls which were among her
mothers wedding presents
Miss Lille d. Finley was the maid
Of honor, and her gown was of pink
lcharmeuse satin. with which she wore
"a Ia$ge black hat. and carried an arm
full of brid esnnaid roses. Leonard g.
MacAneny. OF New York. was best
man. and the ushers were John Sfebert
and William Felix johnson, Jr. Of
Baltimore.
AN informal reception followed the
W sdding. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Tit
mann left Washington for their we'd
ding trip. Mrs. Tittmann Travelled In
"a smart suit Of taupe broadcloth. with
a hat of the same. trimmed with
pink feather. They will make their
home in Washington.
Mrs. Tittmann. who mads her de-
hut iU nm ~ he
prettiest girls in Washington. as well
as one OF the most popular. She comes
CT a most distinguished family. not
only on her fathers sid :. but on her
mothers, who was a Miss Audenried.
Icf Philadelphia. and sister OF the
late Colonel Joseph A. Audenried.
Z. S. A.
Mr.. Tittmann is the son Of the
sup srtntendent of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey and Mrs.
o. H. Tittmann. He Is q Princeton
Law School, class OF 1925. For the
last year Mr.. Tittmann has been prac-
ticing law in Washington
Mrs Crosby received her guests
wearing a handsome gown Of black
satin and lace. Some Of those at the
wedding were:
Mrs. w. w. Finley and the Miss IS
Finley. General Woodruff. Miss Wood
hull. Mr.. and Mrs William Corcoran
Hill Mrs. Edward MccauIey. Mrs
Robert Evans. Miss Pauline Magruder,
Major and Mrs. Stevens. Miss Marie
Stevens. Mr.. Howe Totem. MS DENLY.
Mrs Lincoln and Miss Nathalie Lin
coin"
Returned 10 Westovef.
Mrs. Ramsey. OF "westover," return
ed from a motor tour in the North the
early part OF last week. accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Harold, and her
son. John Sears Harold. and is estab-
lished at her estate on James River.
Stuart Cuttings, Js.. o: Baltimore. has
been a guest at "Westover'' for the
past week.
Marriages Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Justis have
announced the marriage Of their sis
ter, Miss Susie E. Lindsay, to A. J.
Tucker. the ceremony having taken
place At the home Of the brides sister
PHI Jefferson Avenue. on Wednesday
evening. September Is. At o'clock.
Charles H. Beahm. son Of the Rev
s. p. Beahm. OF Bedford. and Miss Ida
N. Selph. daughter OF Superintendent
F. H. Osbourne. OF Glendale National
SSuctcIy, "SIc Q0SckIy "AsEICU ~ nOUu
on Tuesday. September II. The Rev
F. L Wells performed the ceremony In
the parsonage parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beahm left at once Tor
the South, where they expect to spend
the winter.
Going AbToaA.
Miss Henrietta Taylor and Miss
Louise Carpenter left Tuesday night
for New York. where they will meet
their chaoeron. Mrs. Knox, OF Pine
Bluff, Ark, and sail to-day for Eu.
rope They will sail on one OF the
steamers of the CuEard line and will
spend the winter in Paris studying. In
the early spring they will begin leis-
ureIy travelling and Will visit Ger
many. Austria, italy and other coun-
tries along the Mediterranean
II anA Out q TSwn.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mccarthy have re.
turned from Norwood" where they
attended the Noulton-Kennon wedding