The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-30
Social and Personal

en- traine. the long veil being caught
with lilies OF the valley Her orna-
ments were necklace and brooch OF
pearls, the gift of the groom (heir-
looms In his family, and she carried a
shower bouquet Of roses and lilies of
the valley. Miss Kate Hunt Gaiusha
was her sisters maid of honor, and
wore gown of green brocaded char
nieuse and carried large shower bou-
quet OF lilies of the valley. Mrs E.
G. Bagley, OF Kcnbridge, was matron
OF honor. Her gown was OF white
crepe meteor. She also carried show
er bouquet OF lilies of the valley. The
color scheme of the wedding being
white and green. the bridesmaids were
all gowned alike In white crepe chif-
Ton over messaline and carried arm
fuls Of asparagus fern. Misses May
Hill Davis, OF Raleigh. n. c.; Eloise
Bohannan. of Surrys Carrie Mason Ca
lusha. OF Dinwiddie: Laura Harris Lip
pitt, of Dnwiddie; Paul Kirk, OF Port
Norfolk: Virginia Leigh Of Weldon,
n. g., were tho bridesmaids. The ush-
ers were: Cleveland Boisseau, T NJ
Netherland, ]. Cutler Galusha, Henry
H. Galusha. Abrien G. Butterworth.
Potter Sterne. Two little flower girls,
Park Leigh organ and Mary Rich
ardson, carrying baskets of gardenias
and ferns. preceded the bride They
wore dainty frocks of hand-embroid-
cred MULE. The wedding march was
played by Mrs. Morton G. Goode.
This marriage unites two proyni-
nent Virginia families and was large
" attended by many friends and rela-
tives. Among the guests from a dis
lance were: Mrs. $. K Radford. of
washington. D. G.; Mr. and Mrs. A T.
McHenry, of Kenbridge; Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. G. Bagley, of Kenbridge; Mrs. Her
bert Drewry. Of Norfolk; Miss Bessie
Cary, of Petersburg; Miss Mary Carter
Tomlin OF Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Bohannan. OF Petersburg: Mr..
and Mrs w. j. Moore. OF Petersburg;
Miss Annie PEBBLES, of Petersburg
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Hoag. of Peters
burg; Mr.. and Mrs Eigen Green, OF
Petersburg; West Holden. OF Peters
burg. w. NJ Martin, of Petersburg:
Wilson T. Taylor. of Richmond: Miss
Kittie T. Marion. OF Horner; Peter
Homes. of Boydton; w. F. Parsons, of
Petersburg. and DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Gill, of Petersburg.
The wedding was preceded the night
before by a reception at the home OF
the bride. The guests included only
the bridal party and family.
The bride and groom left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for trip
North. after which they will be at
home in Dinwiddie County.
At the University.
Professor and Mrs. NJ. A. Martin, OF
this city. are spending June and July
TT the University of Virginia. where
Professor Martin is teaching psycholo-
ogy during the summer months. Dur
ing their stay. Professor and Mrs.
Martin are at the homo OF Misses
Cooke. University Avenue.
Picnic nt Lakeside.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Campbell. of
1901 West Franklin Street.-gave a
a In Mo Eta e
Lakeside, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Fredrika Scott Campbell There
was music in the parlor, and the
young people danced during the even
Ing. Supper was served on tho lawn,
and the party was haperoned by Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell and Miss Frances
Scott. About sixty OF the younger
society set were invited.
bridge Party.
Miss Louise Kyle Baldwin enter
tanned last week at a delightful
morning card party in her home in
Ginter Park. in honor of her guest,
Miss Patsey Harry Smith, OF Raleigh,
n. c., who is just returning from
Columbia University Bridge was
played. and he tables were arranged
on the porch. decorated with roses and
J ferns. The guests included Misses
| Patsey Harry Smith Elizabeth Gray,
Norma Woodward. Adelaide Rothart,
| Virginia Rothart, Aylis Clemmitt, Bell
Gayle, Lucy Weisiger, Edmonia Lancas-
| ter, Mary Lancaster, Emma Edmonds,
! Mary Zollicoffer, Marie Sands, Lucy
| Throckmorton, Louise Reams, Mrs
Charles Taylor and Mrs Charles Picot.
Regal Gift to ST. Edith Academy.
AS recently announced in The Times
! Dispatch news columns, signal honor
was conferred upon ST. Edith Acade-
my. Bristow. Va. by His Royal High
ness. Emperor William of Germany,
by the presentation of a valuable oil
portrait OF His Majesty.
The canvas. 26x37. is framed in a
handsome gold frame nine inches
wide, surmountcd with the royal
crown in high relief Tho portrait is
strikiEgly lifelike, the coloring beau
tiful. The Emperor Is portrayed in
the uniform of colonel of the regiment
of the Imperial Cuirassiers.
| The artist has most successfully
caught tho benign and fatherly ex-
preston OF the strong gray eyes. AS
| one looks into them. the canvas to-
| gether with the broad eXpanse OF the
mighty Atlantic, seems to vanish, leav-
ing one the impression of being in the
| royal presence
The painting bears the Emperor's
| signature with the year 1913 in the
! lower right corner, the artists name
Laerzloe. 1909 in the lower left. The
highly priced gift was sent direct
from Berlin to the German embassy
at Washington. D. c.. through which
1t was forwarded to st. Edith Acade-
| my.
| Peters-Adams.
Miss Frances Ellen Adams, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Adams, was
married very quietly last week, to
Olynthers D. Peters, in the brides
home, Rev. w. c. James officiating.
! The bride wore a going away suit OF
blue silk poplin and a blue hat, ana
/ q corsage bouquet OF orchids. Miss
Josie Adams the maid Of honor, wore
soft white dress, and carried white
sweet peas. Daniel Peters was the
sroom's best man. Miss Bessie Bar
ker played tho wedding music. I'm
rnediately after the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peters left for honeymoon In
the North
Rlohmonders at Fitxhugh Cottage.