The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-08

ing away gown of champegne-coIored
cloth. with hat to match. and will
! carry presentation bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and bride roses. She will
enter with her father, who will give
/ her away.
| The ceremony. which will be wit
messed by only the immediate rela-
| tivcs and a few intimate friends OF
the bride and groom. will be perform
assisted by DIR. j. Valvin stewart. or
the Church of the Covenant Men
| delssohn's Wedding March Will DO
played as a professional.
The brides only attendant Will be
her cousin, Miss Lottie Lee Davis.
| Miss Davis will wear n gown OF
white satin trimmed with duchess lace
and embroidered In seed pearls, ana
will carry La France roses. Henry
Ward Randolph. brother OF the
bride, Will be best man. and the Rev.
II. II. Leach and Rev. j. c. Gricr VIII
act as ushcrs. The ceremony Will be
followed by an informal reception. and
Mr.. Wood and his bride Will leave at
| once for A Northern honeymoon. Mr..
Wood is prominent in banking circles
OF Elkins. West Va, where he and his
bride Will make their home after June
Stny-At-Honle-Whist Club.
The straightforward mist Club met
| on Monday evening al the apartments
| of Miss Margaret Morson. at s3S West
Grace Street. Three tables were en-
gagged and the best score was made by
Mrs Waddill and James u. Crump. The
club VIII hold its next meeting on
! Monday of next week with Mrs. c. w.
=. Brock. a 206 East Franklin Street
interesting Exhibit.
The sand work and art exhibit Of the
Richmond Training Schoo! of Kin
d.rgartners Will be !.cld Thursday,
] Friday and Saturday II this week In
the waiting room o: the Virginia Nc
| chanics' Institute. The exhibit viii be
! open from o'clock in the morning
until 6 O'clock in the evening. and all
/ those Interested In the work are In
vited 10 come and inspect the work OF
the students. The art classes OF the
Training School have been under Miss
! Adele Clarke. OF the Richmond Art
/ School.
! Flippen-AiIcn.
| y wedding OF much interest here.
! where both the BRIDE and groom have
| great many relatives and friends.
took place yesterday at noon at the
! Tear Wallet Methodist Church. when
Miss Mamie Lee Allen, daughter OF MIR
and Mrs. Thomas James Allen Was
married to George Kent Flippcn. The
Rev. G. +. Be Smith performed the
ceremony, ana church decorations were
! in white and green. Miss Eva AEee
played Mendelssohn's Wedding March
At the entry OF the birthday party.
The bride wore Il smart gray travel
| ing suit with white picture hat. ana
carried a bouquet OF ferns and spirea.
She entered the church with her maid
OF honor. Miss Annie Alien. The
bridesmaids were Miss Jessie Flip
pen. Lizzie Elan, Bessie Goodman.
taNerte -ti...:. Roberta Allen. N.ttie
| Chappell and Virginia EIippen. Both
In maid OF honor and the bridesmaids
were gowncd alike II: soft frocks OF
white null and carried ann bouquets OF
spring blossoms. Herbert Goodman at
tended the groom as his best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Ben Allen,
r. b. Woodson. Robert Floyd. Lee
Ntherland. r. Clarke. Watt Palmore
and Norman Sheppard.
Mr. and Mrs. Flippen eft Immediate
ly after the ceremony for a trip to
Washington. and on their return Will
make their home at sunny Side.
stnuAton Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Juliet Lyle
chermside. daughter of M. and Mrs.
Walter Frederick Cremside. to Mr..
Francis NJ. Bond. son OF Rev. and Mrs.
Beverly W Bond. formerly OF Win
chester. took place quietly on Friday
| evening at the home OF the bride III
formed by DR.. Bond, father of the
groom.
Immediately after the ceremony MIR.
and Mrs. Bond left for the West. They
will make their home In Madison, WIS.
Engagement Announced
Mi and Mrs Richard Rufhn Seymour,
of BrodnaX. announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Lucy A.eredith. to
William Green Jackson, OF Lawrence
vile The wedding will take place
some time in the month of June.
Barn Party.
MIR. and Mrs. John Dietrich enter
tanned at barn party en- Friday even
ing Mt their place near Seven Pines.
The barn. where the guests We're en-
tertained was decorated in doswood
blossoms and streamers OF pink crepe
paper. Those present were Misses Dora
Franck. Emily Pohlg. Laura Koch.
Bessie Ashley, Eva Koch. Beatrice
Ashley, Carrie Thornton. Elma Koch.
Mamie Thornton, Mary Deierhoi, Nell
Clarke, Gussie Tucker, Annie ,Franck.
Mary Taylor, Clara Degcn. Ruby Tuck
er. Clara Franck, Annie Lohmann.
Bertha MoN Louise Dietrich. Tillie
Franck. Mabel Starley Carrie Hetz-
er. Elsie Raabe. Laura Mehlbrcch.
Eleanora Koch. Eleanora Miller. Hen
ME Taylor. Hazel Raabc. Myrtle Chad
dick. Mabel Cardona. Edna Dietrich:
-" A0'NN''N'i' isSS!tS i''o'l 1Ni''
Pat Lohmann. Edgar Krouse. William
Ashley, Louis Lehman, Emil PohIg,
Jr.. b. c. Taylor. Parker Thornton.
Wayne Smith. Leonard Herold. George
Wrenn, o. L. Franck. T.. r. Harton.
Henry Nolde, Henry Germelmann. Carl
Refer. c. +. GundlacfL Charles Feitig
Lewis Is. Hill. Il. 5. Walker Charles
Dietrich. Frank Herold. II. w Miller.
Victor tlerold. Johnnie Dietrich. Harry
Lohmann, Louis Feitig. Leon Mont
gomery, \. NJ. ONeil and Fred Koch.
The chapcrons We're MIR. and Mrs
Fred Lohmann, MIR. and Mrs. John Diet
rich Mr. and Mrs 4 Chaddick Mrs {,