The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08


The brides wedding gown u IN ex-
quisite affair Of white crepe meteor
embroidered in an Eastern design, and
the bodice 10 trimmed with duchess
lace and pearls. She will wear . tulie
veil fastened with orange blossoms
and a pearl necklace and brooch. ano
will carry q presentation bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley and white roses
Mr.. Fleet will give hts daughter away.
Miss Katherine Fleet. wearing white
brocaded satin finished with gold lace.
will be her sisters maid Of honor ana
Mrs. Giles l. Wilson. OF SpartansourS'
8. c.. who will wear a gown OF en-
broidered white crepe de chine. Will
be matron OF honor. They VIII carry
shower bouquets Of lilies OF the VAL
ley in combination with pink carna-
tons Robert Morton. OF Louisville,
Ky. will be the groom's best man
There will be six bridesmaids. They
will be Miss Emma Adams. in pink
charmeuse. Miss Annis Clark. in pink
chiffon velvet broche, trimmed in
duchess lace: Miss Alice Wood. in
pink charmeuse finished with rhine
stone ornaments. Miss Caroline Fleet.
In pink charrneuse made with tunfc
OF crystal and net. Miss Margaret
Antrim. of Charlottesville, In pink
brocaded satin and chiffon. and Miss
Grace Vest. Of Richmond, in pink
charmeuse All Of the bridesmaids
wore rhinestone ornaments in thei'
hair and carried ld-fashioned bou-
quets OF pink carnations and lilies OF
the valley. edged with lace. The
ushers who seated the guests were:
Messrs. Walker Scott OF Farmvilie:
Garnett Gooch. Jr.. Of Roanoke: Ar
- mr.
Minor Davis. The groomsmen were:
Messrs Tanner Kinnier. Sidney Lloyd
James Adams, Paul Fleet Mallory
Huntington. all Of Lynchburg. and
W iiiiam Huntington. OF Farmvilie.
LohenErins Wedding March will DO
played At the entry Of the bridal
party and Peer 0ynt music and
Traumerie during the ceremony. Men
delssohn's Wedding March will be
played ~ q occasional Pink now
ers will decorate the Fleet home for
the reception following the ceremony.
ut which the bridal party viii be en-
tertained. Mr.. Morton and his bride
will spend their honeymoon In New
York. Guests from . distance attend
Ing the ceremony will be Mrs. J. 7.
Antrim. Misses Antrim, of Charlottes-
vile: Mrs. NJ S. Anfglen. Mrs. Giles
Wilson. Of SpartanburS. S c.: Mrs
Jeanette Vest. Of New York; Miss
Vest. OF Richmond: Mr.. Spence. Of
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
Gooch, Jr.. Of Roanoke: Mrs. Clement
Morton, Of Roanoke; Garrett Gooch.
III, of Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs. walker
Scott. Of Farmvtlle: Mrs. johnson. of
Clarksville. Tenn
Among the numerous affairs given
in honor Of the bride and her at
tendants previous to the wedding were
q bridge party last Thursday. at which
Mrs Gustav Sailing was hostess, and
. card party on Friday given by Miss
Annis Clarke. Mrs. Minor Davis vail
entertain the bride ON her return to
LynchburE.
OF Interest Here.
A Washington exchange OF yeSter-
day contains the folio wing article Of
interest to vIrEfnia social
"The seventeen-year-old Countess
OF Rome, Italy. II about
to sail for this country. She u the
daughter Of the Distinguished soldier.
Count G9olocasalli and his American
wife. who. before her marriage. was
Miss Mary Phelps. Of Virginia The
young countess will como immedjat Ely
to Warrington. where she has many
friends ana relatives"
AeeG1ng TAss AosnanG.
The l1yt meeting Of the Association
Of '-Ths HouDe That Jack Butlt- for
the formation Of committees will be
held this morning It II O'clock st the
residence Of Nr1. L L Lewis. I'll
West F11nklin Street All interest ID
are urged - attend this meeting.
1an1aUO.
~ lGarv n Brirht. Of los West
cr.ee Street sunouncss the engage
ment ana ayproechine marriage OF
her 0anghter. Mary Daviea to A. Simp-
oon Williams. The welding viii take
plsoe the latter part Of Tits month.
October u 70 tbs date chosen for
the weAaing Of lQsu Alma Elisabeth
F7anaGan, deughter oe llf. and Ma
Danssa Flanagan. of LsussS