The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Richmond society is much interested
in the wedding of Miss katherine Lois
Andrews Quimby. daughter of Captain
John Gardner Quimby. United States
Navy. and Mrs. Quimby. to Wilmot Vail
Castle, which was celebrated on board
the u. S. S. Franklin. stationed near
Norfolk. at O'Clock on Wednesday
evening. The ceremony took place very
quietly, only the immediate families
being present, and DR.. Francis Carl
Ste!nmetz ofciated a big reception
followed. The receiving shin was
transformed into a bower of MOVERS
flags and soft-shaded lights for the
occasion, and garlands OF white roses
and Southern smilax and palms and
terms We're used everywhere. The altar
was formed of pains with stacked
bayonets on either side, and the aisle
through which the bride and her at
tendants passed was also formed OF
stacked bayonets. Tall burning tap
ers were the only illumination during
the ceremony, and stringed orchestra
screened by palms. played the wedding
marches and for the reception follow
ing
ne brides wedding gown was an
exquisite affair of softest white satin
with founces of real valencenes lace
and the long court train fell from the
shoulders and was fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and
white orchids, and her real lace veil
was arranged in a cap effect and was
fastened with orange blossoms She
wore diamond and platinum pendant
as her only ornament Captain quinn
.by gave his daughter away. and they
were met at the altar BY the groom
and his best man. Harold klmball. OF
Rochester y. Y. Miss Nell Davidson.
or Washington. who was maid Of
honor. wore a fetching costume OF crys-
tai and rose embroidered tunic. made
over pink cnarmeuse and carried a
shower bouquet of pink sweet peas
ne matron of honor. the brides sister.
Mrs. Archer Allen. wore a similar
gown. and carried n bouquet of the
same flowers
The bridesmaids were Misses Helen
Dixon. OF Savannah, Ga: Peggy Wrenn
Margaret cobb. Elizabeth Brooke and
Bessie Howard. and their gowns were
OF palest pink charmeuse ped In
cream colored shadow lace and they
carried shower bouquets OF pink sweet
peas. The ushers included Messrs
Theodore Wrenn. Joseph Dwyer. John
Day and David Housh. OF Rochester.
y. Y. Charles r. Workman Ill. of
lotte. y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castle left later in the
evening for old Point. and after an eX-
tended wedding trip viii make their
home in Rochester, y y The groom
IS son Of Mr.. and Mrs Wilmot Castle.
Out-of-town guests attending the
ceremony were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot
Castle. John Castle of Rochester y Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard De Hart Castle.
Of Porto Rico; Mr and Mrs John c.
Davidson, Sidney Thomas. Mrs Fritz
S"ndoz. Mrs. Brinton stone. OF Wash
ington: DR.. Parker. L. s ~ and Mrs
Parker, LIEUTENANT Charles Louie. L.
5. ~. and Mrs. Louie. OF Annapolis
Captain Stanford Moses. L. s y: Mrs
William Kahle. of Richmond. and
others.
baltimore wedding.
Another important out of-town we'd
ding OF interest here took place yes
;cTday evening at half-after O'Clock
al the Franklin Street Presbyterian
Church. IN Baltimore when Miss Con-
stance Hammond Bates, daughter OF
Mr and Mrs. Jacob Bates. became the
hrde OF George Augustus Noting. Jr..
az Richmond rhc ceremony was per-
tormed by the Rev. Harris T. Kirk.
j. L., in the presence of a large gath
sring of guests and the church was
decorated in palms and lighted candles.
The brides gown of white charineuse
Was embroidered in seed pearls. and she
"1r" a veil OF illusion with a wreath
az orange blosso and carried bou-
quet OF lilies OF the valley and Bride
rnses Her ornaments were some very
old pearls. and she entered the church
with her father. who gave her in mar
rage. The groom was attended by
his brother Massic Noting. OF this
city. As best man. and Miss Nancy May
Bates was her sisters maid Of honor.
Miss Juliet Dushane Talcott OF this
city, Was bridesmaid. and both OF the
hride'c attendants wore gowns of pink
chlIcn crepe, and carried big bouquets
"f mink roses. Messrs. Wilfred Bates.
Of New York; Thomas Friend. of Rich
mo1d: James Newby. OF Norfolk. and
George r. Talcott. OF Baltimore. acted
as ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Noting are now on an
extended wedding trip through Canada.
ind VIII later make their home in
Richmond Seine OF the guests from .
distance were Mrs. G. \. Noting. of
Richmond Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Bod
we'll. OF Pittsburgh. Pa: Mrs. r. J.
Reed OF Wheeling, w. Va: Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Henley. of Wilmington,