The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

tertainment The girls are to include
+ Misses Dollie Colston. Elizabeth Adams
Dollic ADAMS. Nerua Albert. Kathleen
j llardwicke Ailccn Graves, Lillian Beck
/ Josephine Enright. Augic Sims and
! Mary Simpson.
Entcrtn!ucd tn New England.
/. DR.. and Mrs. Edward $. Cowies. of
| Portsmouth. y. H., gave 4 delightful
auction bridge party last week in honor
! Of their sisters. Mrs. Claiming Turner,
of Richmond ana Mrs. Il. NJ Wag-
/ STAFF, OF Norfolk, who are visiting at
their home. The first prize was won
/ By Mrs Wagstad. and the decorations
/ were in vases of spring flowers and
| palms.
For Mrs. RrndIcmnn.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Francis Meany.
I of 1872 Park Avenue, entertained at
auction bridge last Friday evening for
/ their niece. Mrs. Wilburn Rcndleman,
I OF Danvillc who has been their guest
here for several weeks past. After the
game supper was served at the card
tables, fourteen guests being present.
Bnrones. II bride.
I The following. from the Baltimore
! sun. is OF interest TO the brides friends
( here:
! AN international marriage Of much
| interest in diplomatic circles and To so
I cicty here and in Washington and New
! York took place AT II o'clock Monday
, morning at the Cathedral, when Baron
css AliN Monchcur. daughter of Baron
I Ludovic Moncheur the Belgian minis
ter 10 Turkey, was married to Robert
t. Loree, son OF MIR. and Mrs. l.. T.
Loree, OF New York.
/ Cardinal Gibbons performed the
, ceremony ut II o'clock, and the nupti,l
mass was celebrated by Rev. Louis
/ oDonoVan, III the presence or Il dis
tinguished gathering.
nf ha la1 Va ha
brides father was unable to leave his
post OF duty. and the bride was given
in marriage by her uncle, Edward Pa
de!ford, of New York and Washington.
the bride wore a gown of white
brocade satin combined with rose point
lace and q tulle veil fastened with
orange blossoms and carried shower
loI lilies OF the valley and orange bios
SONS. Her only ornament was IL dia
mond horseshoe. the gift of her father
The attendants included Baroness Mar
guerite Monchcur sister of the bride,
who Wore a hand embroidered gown
OF champa gne-colored charmeuse and
a black hat with pink plumcs, and the
brides two young cousins, Miss Eleanor
Hopkins, OF Hot Springs, Va and Miss
Emily Hammond. OF Baltimore, who
were flower girls. They wore dresses
OF white embroidered swiss and lace
caps with pale blue bows and carried
baskets of white sweet peas
y. Tabor Lorec, OF New York. was
his brothers. best man. and the ushers
were }. Marcchal Brown. Of Philadcl-
phia, Daniel :. Roberts, OF Pittsburgh.
both formerly Of Baltimore; Il. T..
Noble. OF Pittsburgh: j. 5. Kimball.
OF Boston; William NJ. Donnclly, of
Detroit and II. NJ. Merritt, Of Nyack,
N Y
The Cathedral was decorated with
pains ahd Quantities of white lilies,
ana after the ceremony the little flower
girls Strewed blossoms in the path OF
me bride down the aisle and to the
carnage outside the church.
Ihe wedding party and Il small mum
Der OF guests went Immediately to the
home Of Mrs William ~. I3lackford.
1919 Eutaw Place. the Brcat-aunt Of
Inc bride. where wedding breakfast
was served, Later Mr. Lorec and his
bride left for Colorado and tho Grand
canyon, whore they viii spend several
wceks. ON their return they will live
AT West Orange. X. j.
"Thc bride is granddaugh OF
Mrs George f. Holman, Of Baltimore,
ana Mr. Lorcc was - resident Of this
city when his father was president OF
tie baltimore and ohio Railroad"
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs, John Adam. OF 331S
iffoVc AVcnUc, announce the cnRnge-
mont and approaching marriage Of
their daughter, Maudc lcstcllc. TO VIII
nam G. Cranberry. Of Atlanta. Ga. The
mdrriage VIII be- celebrated early In
June.
Annual Election.
The annual election Of officers Of tho
fintcr Park Wotnan's Club wan hcId on
May ut T., NJ. at the rcaidcnco Of tho
Ie'iiins president. Mrs. Charles ricot.