The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-03
Social and Personal

Southern smilak and garlands of pink
and white flowers.
The bride will enter the church with
her father. who Will give her away.
and Will wear lovely gown of white
brocadcd charneuse, trimmed in pearls
and duchess lace, with II tulle veil and
orange blossoms. Her ornaments will
be pearls and she Will carry n shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and
white orchids. Miss Eliza Mason
Meade. who will be her sisters maid
OF honor. will be Kowned in palest
pink crepe de chine finished with silver
and Will carry bouquet of pink
orchids Thomas Sebrell. OF Harrison
burg, will act as the groom's best man.
Two little flower girls will be Doro-
thy and Eleanor Meade. who will wear
white lingerie dresses with wide
sashes OF pink. They Will carry old
fashioned nosegays of pink buds, I'm
ished with lace frill and streamers
OF pink tulle. The bridesmaids will
wear fascinating white frocks with
insets OF shadow lnce and girdles or
pink and green satin. and Will carry
French baskets of pink and white
sweet peas. They include Misses Ber-
tie l. Miller, of Rappahannock County;
Sophie q. Powers. OF Berryville; Ruth
~ Gusts. OF Eastville; Ethel Sewers.
OF Clarke County; Anna Greene OF
White Post: Louise Manning Of Boyce,
and Catherine Meade, of White Post
Mrs. Emma Stuart, op White Post, who
viii attend the bride rs dame of hon
or. Will wear a gown Of pale green
charmeuse yelled in white chiffon ana
lace. and carry an armful OF pink and
white Killarney roses.
The groomsmen are Messrs. Jack
Bradley, Of Harrisonburg; D. Pratt
Meade, Of White Post; Herbert Haw-
kins Stoner, of Harrisonburg; Charles
IQtFa
err OF Harrisonburg; Percy Ashby of
North Carolina, and Hugh Duffey, Of
Winchester The ushers include DR. c.
.. Dearmont, of White Post; Joseph
Long, or Winchester; Ernest Meade,
and I. l.. Chrisman. of White Post
Ihero VIII be no formal reception
following the ceremony at the church
put Inc bridal party VIII be entertain
ed at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. Smell and his bride will leave later
in the evening for a wedding trip that
lhcludes Panama, South America and
Jamaica. Guests from Il distance at
tending the wedding include Mr.. and
Mrs j. NJ. Smell. Miss Dorothy Smell.
Arthur Smell and Miss Lamb of Har-
risonburS: Mrs. V. NJ. johnson. of Lou
doun county; Miss Jane c. Moore. Miss
Emily Powers, a. Moore, all of Berry
vile, and Percy Mcdonald OF the
University of Virginia
Engagement Announced.
DR.. and Mrs. s. A Austin. OF
Waynesboro, announce the engagement
or their daughter. Elizabeth Mines. to
MAJOR Morgan H. Rudgins. Of Ports
mouth. The wedding will be celebrat-
ei some time in June. Both Miss Ans
TIN and Major Hudgins have n great
many friends in Richmond. and the
announcement Is of much interest to
society here
Miss Winn Chairman.
MISS Mary Day Winn is to be- chair
man at the suffrage league headouar
ters this afternoon at o'clock ,yIep
Professor Walter s. McNeiIl of tho
Law School OF Richmond College. will
make public address on .'Tbe ;rar;fr >,
MISS Winn will be assisted by n MN
Der of college girls. Interest in the
subject and the merit of the sneaker
promise a large attendance for the
meeting this afternoon
Miss ROoseveit's Wedding.
The wedding OF the week. in fact ~
the early season. will be that of Miss
Ethel Carow Roosevelt, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
who VIII defy superstition and be mar
ried on Friday to DR.. Richard Derby.
OF New York. Their wedding will take
place In Christ Church. Oyster Bay. L.
| t.. and will be followed by a reccntion
sliu we"Hi"S prcdhiast at SaBnmore
Fill, the Roosevelt country homo. Miss
Roosevelt, who made her debut in 1908
at a ball glveE for her by her father.
then President, in the White House,
and will have DR. Derby's niece. Miss
Margaret A. Tucker. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Auohmuty Tucker,
and another relative, Miss Derby, as
well as Miss Cornelia Landon, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutton Landon;
Miss Josephine Osborn, daughter of
Professor and Mrs. Henry Fairfield
Osborn. and Miss Helen Coatar, danph.