The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23

ME Mtiicr nave returned to their
homo on West Franklin street. after
attending the Miller-M neat wedding
in stanton. which was a smart ar
: fair of June. Miss FANNIE Miller has
been visiting also at t'ort Riley, Kan
sas. where many bcauuful functions
were gwen in her honor. Miss Mar
sarot Miller is the guest of Mrs. David
English Dallain in Germantown. La
ter she will Join Mrs. Miller. and they
will all spend the summer months at
Biddeford Pool Maine.
GRrbcr--Ferrnnd.
On Wednesday. June -. tho Mont
rose Presbyterian Chapel Montrose
Heights. was tho scene of one OF tho
most interesting weddings OF tho
season, when .uiss Hannah Holling-
worth, the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Holllngworth Far
rand. became the bride OF James Mich
sel CARRIER, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
II. CARRIER. of Richmond. The chan
eel and altar were DECORATED with
palms and ported plants. At p M
the opening strains OF the Lohengrtn
wedding march, rende d by Mrs w.
W. French announced inc approach
c, the bridal attendants. The grooms-
men were Karl Black, f. -. CARRIER
Jr Wallace Ballard. Thomas II Far
rand. Jr. The Bridesmaids were Misses
Elizabeth CARRIER. Louise Hooper.
Maude Duke and Lottie CARRIER. They
wore exquisite dresses OF melons shade
meteor, with fchues of real lace. and
carried sheaf bouquets of sweet peas
the shade OF their Erwns and tied
with green tulle bows.~The matron
OF honor was Mrs David francis Doc
y. eldest sister to the bride. gowned
in orchid meteor and chiffon en,broid-
cred in pearls and pastule shades
carrying sheaf Bouquet of lavender
sweet peas tied with green tulie.
Miss Josephine. the youngest sister
of the groom. and Miss Gladys Virgil
MIA Dooly. niece OF the oridc. as flow
er girls. wore dainty little lingerie
frocks of embroidered battle. with
sashes and ribbons of melon shade.
They carried baskets, from which they
scattered rose petals along the brida,
path. Her gown was handsome
model In white charmeuse. with a real
lace 1chu caught up with orange
blossoms, which also adurncd the Ju-
liettc cap OF lace. Her flowers were
shower bouquet Of lilies of tile val.
ley. Tho groom, attenued by his best
man, William Gram, ..-~t tue bride
tho altar. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. II. a Eggleston.
of Third Presbyterian Church After
a trip through the lorth. air. and
Mrs. James NJ. CARRIER Will make their
future homo In Richmond.
IIcminE-Irring.
Miss Meland Elizabeth Irving
dauNhter of Mr. and Mrs. John II. 1rv-
ried this week to Fulton Fiske Flem-
ing, OF Cartersviile. the wedding to
take place on Wednesday, June &C.
Miss Frick's Musical.
Miss Tricks Music School held its
commencement exercises in the John
Marshall Auditorium last Tuesday
evening. Those taking part were
Misses Blanch Crowdcr, Lcona Cannon.
lrma Miller, Dora Henry. Ethel Black
burn. Gladys Ford, Louise Jurden, Ruth
Baxter, Ruth Ecklcs. Alma Clark, Ollie
Weis, Ethel Napier, Annie Thurston
Rosa Codora, Fannie Winston, NirEic
MetzGer, Florence Cannon, Ida Cap
Ian. Anna Bloom, Lillian Chappol,
Ester Bloom Florence namilton. Edith
Jurden. Sophie Bloom. Minnie Tenner,
Mary Clark Lizzie Lubncr. Agnes
Ntedermayer, Grace Traxler. Ada May
Eckles. Roberta James, Mamie Wcy-
mouth. Rebe Stahl, Josephine King.
Alice Blanton. Corinne McGrcgor, Hazel
Terrence, Es,elle Clarke. Edith Win
burn, Ethsl Timmons. Doris Urban,
Horace Bryant, Miss lnez Woodan:
Messrs. Harry Captain. Wibort Frick.
J. G. Corley awarded the medals as
follows: Miss Corinnc N!cCirccor first
Grade, Misses Annie Bloom. Florence
hamilton, Ester Bloom, Robbie James.
second grade; Misses Sophie Bloom and
Alma Clarke, third grade For i'm
provemont Misses Minnie Ecnucr. Edith
jurden and Mary Clark. For ,iass
work Harry Caplan. and for best work
during the year, Misses Mamie Wev-
mouth and Josephine King. For OK
ticises and scales, Miss Irma Miller
;eceived distinction. and the Corlev
media! sur greatest advancement over
the whole school Was awarded to Miss
Louise Jurden.
ltcturncd 10 Wilmington.
Mrs. Y. c. Jtmpio. accompanied by
her son, Adam Empie has returned to
her home ,in1, Wjhsfneton, North Caro-
hHa' after a stay Of ten days In Rich
mond. the guests of Miss Lucy Lily
Temple. on West Grace street.
fraternity Convention.
An event or interest in college aud
society circles throughout Vireinia
Win be the sixth biennial convention
" the zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity. 10
be held at the Chambcrln Hotel. Old
Foint Comfort. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of this week over lno
delegates and visitors from fourteen
chapters scattered through the col
'eges and universities of tho South
ard West will he in attendance. rho
alrmnae chapters at Farmviue and
richmond. together with tho active
chapter at Randolph Macon Wnnan,s
College, Lynchhnrg will nc hostc.se.
The three days of the conventior
VIII be fun Of business for the dele
yates hut sufficient time VIII he spares
!or several doligrtful social f.a
lures Among these viii be recop.
tion-Gance at the ChnmbarIi, THU
Cav night. and the biennial banquet nj
the fraternity Friday nlaht. 1T which
Miss Cornelia MaEill. OF Richmond
VII be toastmistrcss. Saturday vii
be spent in trip ur the James rive,
70 Richmond, with stops Al Brandon
"estover and Jamestown.
Richmond Heta TAN Alphas. mos, n
whom VIII attend the convention I'm
clude: Misses Isabel walker. Cornoli
Nagill. Caroline Holiday. Josepbip