The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-18

White. Della Davenport Elizabeth Uar-
Erave, Bcllo Willard. Mary Boykin,
Mary Tompk!ns, Mary Johnson. Gay
Montague and Emily Royal. Mrs
Charles Davenport and Charles T.
Williams, Jr.. were at the puncf: bowl
II was one of tho hondsomcst rccep-
lions given this season. and NOR, than
600 guests were entertained.
Functions To-day.
[. Mrs. Francis b. Isaacs Is entertain
Ing at ten this afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
at her apartment In the Chesterfield
Miss Mary Chalmers VIII give n
J luncheon Of twenty covers a: the
Country Club to-day
| Mr.. and Mrs Granville Valentine
will give small house dance this
evening at their homo on East Frank
! lin Street at $40 o'clock. The affair
is given in honor of Mr. and AIrs. VAL
cntine's nephew, Frederick Stuart Val
! entine. Jr.
For Miss Rnmnge.
! Mrs. Henry Logan Goisan will give
dinner party at the Country Club
| on Saturday evening. Twenty-rour
guests have been invited to meet Mrs
| Golsan's sister. Miss Isabelle Ramagc
of oil City, Pa.
Washington Wedding.
| The Washington Post Of yesterday
! contains the following of intercs, here;
"A beautiful wedding took place at
st. Johns Episcopal Church. in Lafay-
cite Square. at noon Tuesday, when
Miss Mary Carlisle, daughter Of the
late Calderon Carlisle and Mrs. Carlisle,
| became the bride OF Walter Bruce
! Howe. Offical and resident circles
were represented In the asscnblaee
that thronged the church. Charles
Wark- of New York. friend Of the
brides family. gave an organ recital
| during the seating Of the guests. The
church was decorated with white aza-
leas and palms.
The vested choir OF the church sang
! the wedding march from '.1.oheGgrin"
as the bride entered with her brother.
j. Vaudeville Carlisle. who gave her
! in marriage. She was attended by her
cousin. Miss Marjorie Pearson. OF
| North Carolina. daughter of Richmond
Pearson, formerly minister TO Persia
and to Greece. George Chittended, of
New York. was best man Six ushers
| led the bridal party to the altar. They
were William L. Hit and Reginald
Huidekoper, of Washington. and Ger
aid Morgan. Elliott Lee. Morris Parker
and Alexander keogh, of New York.
| The bride wore gown of ivory
! satin. tho bodice trimmed with rose
F., point lace. and the lace veil which her
mother had worn at her wedding. she
carried a shower bouquet or lilies of
| the valley and orchids.
MISS Pearson wore a gown of white
| crepe lie chine and a large lace hat
| trimmed with flowers The ceremony
was performed by DR.. Roland Cotton
Smith. rector of the church. A break
fast for the relatives and n few init
mate friends followed at tho home OF
| Mrs Carlisle In l street, and later Mr..
Howe and his bride left Washing ton.
! They will make their home in Wash
ington. Mrs. Howe IS highly accom-
plished In music. Mr. Howe, who IS A
I son of Mrs. Arnold Hague and the late
/ Walter Howe. of Now York, was grad
! uated from Ynle in 1901. lie is e mem
! Der OF the Metropolitan, Chevy Chase
and University Clubs.
Among the Washington guests at
| the wedding were Miss Helen Taft,
! Miss Harriet Anderson, the minister
| OF the Netherlands and Nine Loudon,
| Mrs. Wickersham, RepreEentati, and
/ Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Mrs. Wal
ZACH. Mrs. William F. Draper, Miss
Margaret Draper. Mrs. Cochran Thorn,
Mrs. Frank B. Noyes. Mrs. Spencer
/ Cosby. Admiral Brownson, Mrs. Mich
oias Anderson, Miss Marjory Cotton,
Mrs. Archibald Davis, Mrs. Whitfield
| Brown, Captain and Mrs Russell Train.
Miss Janet F!sh, Mr.. and Mrs. Esmond
Ovey Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Glover. Mr.
and Mre. Walter Tuckcrman, Mrs. Jack
SON Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. Mrs. Murray
Cobb. Mrs. Walter Andrews. Mis3 Laura
Merriam. Miss Marion oliver aaI Miss
Marion LeutZe."
| Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee &. Hancock have
issued cards announcing the approach
ling marriage OF their daughter. Idelle,
10 ST. Clair O-dway Fuller, ths cere-
| lnony TO take place on Wednesday.
| January *, IN this city. Mr.. Fuller
and his bride will be at home after
February 10 at 1893 Hanover Avenue
Concerning Miss Baylor.
Miss Eloise Baylor, OF New York.
sang in the musical Immediately fol-
lowing tbs big dinner given on Tues
day evening by President and Mrs.
Taft, at the White House. Miss Bay
Tor has great many relatives in
Richmond, and recently was heard here
in concert. She has a lovely soprano
voice, and her success in the musical
world has been very rapid. Miss Alice
BurbaSe was al the piano.
Home Wedding.
quiet but pretty wedding was sol
emnized yesterday afternoon at
o'clock By the Rev. Fath.r Joseph F.
Masri. the home of the brides
mother Mrs. j. w. Graves, when Miss
Marie Elizabeth Brannan was given
in marriage by her brother, William
j. Brannan, To Hunter Wallet Fer
| raft, of Norfolk. Miss Margaret Bran
nan, in point d'esprit over yellow mes
saline. and carrying bouquet of
Easter lilies. attended her sister as
maid of honor. The bride wore a
going away gown Of blue chiffon
broadcloth, with hat and gloves to
! match, and carried shower bouquet
Of lilies of the valley. Tbs groon's
best man was Ira Wilson Eppes, Jr.,
Of Norfolk
Just before the ceremony Richard
PGakc. OF Norfolk. sang "The HON..