The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05

handsome gown of pink crepe de
chine with shadow lace. pearl trim
mings and green sirdle: her flowers
~ero Killarney roses and smilax
Miss Glaydes Daum, OF Port Clinton,
Ohio. the brides maid, was gowned in
shadow lace fover green messaline
trimmed with pink roses She also
carried bouquet of Killarney roses
and smilax.
The brides path was strcwn with
roses BY little Miss Ethel Groppen-
bacher. dressed in white embroidered
null with pink sash. The little rib
bon bearers were Misses Thelma Stahl
and Nan chenault. whose frocks were
similar TO that o: the flower girl.
The bost man was "A. Cotton Williams.
Of Richmond. DR.. VIM Hord. or
Mason County; George H. Fitzgerald
and Douglas Newell acted az ushers.
Miss Anna Holmes, of Augusta. KY.
played the wedding music. The
"Palms'' was played while the guests
chorus from "Lohengrin' as the
bridal party entered; "As If All My
Dreams Were Made OF Gold" was
played softly during the ceremony. fol-
lowed by Mcndelssohns wedding
march g the bridal party departed.
The church vas decorated with
palms. ferns and Southern smilax, and
carried out at the reception which
followed at the home of the brides
parents. the brides table being deco
rated with i large basket of pink
roses ana lighted with pink candles,
while the chandeliers were festooned
with vines OF clemats. flowers and
ferns added beauty to all the rooms.
Among :he out-of-town guests pres
cnt were: Mrs Lydia Victor. Mrs
Rodney withers, of Cynthiana; Mrs.
Maria Victor. Mrs. Ida Foster, Mrs.
Mary Foster. of Covington: Miss Ruth
Winslow Gordon of Georgetown, Ohio;
| Mrs. Thomas Gilmore. Miss Gary Gil
more. of Richmond; James p. Manner.
of Dover; Miss Irene Blackberry, OF
Brooksville. Ky: Lloyd Scott of Har-
riman. Tenn, and Miss Margaret
Hunter of Huntington. w. Va.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Core lefe the same
evening for Washington, and tour
OF two weeks. visiting prominent
cities in the East. and will be at home
In their new residence on Park Az
enue. in this city. September IS.
Return 10 VfckHburE.
Miss Mary Brooke and Mrs. Jennie
Brooke James, who have been visit
Ing Mrs s. r Love at her apartment
at the Chesterfield. have returned TO
their home in Vicksburg. Miss. The
Brooke family is one OF the Oldest and
most distinguished in the State, and
| Walker Brooke represented Mississippi
in the United States Senate before the
| late War Between the States. and was
| also n member OF the Confederate Con-
gress in this city. marrying Miss Jane
/ Eskridge, OF Charlottesville.
Notorrd to Richmond.
I Captain and Mrs. Clarence Wyatt and
/ their daughter. Miss Ida Wade Wyatt,
/ have returned to Richmond after a visit
to Captain WAITS sister. Mfs. Herbert
| - off, In arrie fri,1
was made in an automobile. and the
party stopped en- route to visit friends
! in stanton and Charlottesville Miss
Nancy Wyatt, who has been in Har-
risonburg for some time. will not re-
turn 10 Richmond until late in the
( fall
| In and Out of Town.
| Mrs. Beverley Randolph and her chill
dren, who have been at the Orkney
Springs all summer, have returned to
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Minor are guest
| OF the Misses Walden at Buck HILL" l,
Chesterfield County.