The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Social and Personal

the altar by the groom and his best
man. Richard Whaley, OF Norfolk,
orother-in-law Of the groom
During the ceremony "Traumerei~
was softly played upon the organ by
Mt Harmed. and the wedding march
from Lohengrin" was played as a re-
decorated In green and white.
The bride was gowned in crena
faille dress. hand en- broidered. and the
veil was trimmed in lace used upon the
wedding dress of her grandmother The
bridesmaid was dressed in white wolfe
and green. and the matron OF honor wore
white charmeuse. while green crepe de
chine was worn by the maid of honor.
Inc bride Is the second daughter
Q! Mr. and Mrs Withers Paulette Clark,
zlZ Feoeral street, and Ia one Of Lynch
burs young society girls. The groom
is originally from Norfolk, but Is now
connected with the Lynchburg division
or the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
ne popularity Of the contracting mar
.'es was evidenced by the large num-
Der OF guests who filled the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges left Immediately
AFTER the ceremony on the Mempbis
Special for an extended tour OF the
North. after which they will make their
future nome 1t the residence OF Mrs
John Faulkner, on Harrison Street.
A reception was rendered the bride
ana groom at the residence of the
brides parents Tuesday night when
only intimate friends we're presen,
The rooms were decorated with daisies
-nd light refreshments were served
Inc cutting OF the brides cake was the
principal feature of the evening and
the ring was tho same one used in the
nrioe's mothers wedding cake
Sailed for Germany.
Professor and Mrs, r. f Loving. OF
Richmond College, sailed yesterday on
the Patricia for Hamburg. Germany
While abroad. they will visit most ~
the countries of Europe. spending a
great part of their time in the cities on
the Continent.
Bont Trip to City Point.
The members OF the Business Mems
Club will have an outing to City Point
o-oay. The boat leaves to-day at 1870
ana VIII return this evening at 7
O'Clock Tickets may be gotten by the
members from Alvin NJ Smith. and
luncheon will be served on the boat.
To Visit Mrs. Dickenson
MISS Eleanor Grafton Dulany has re-
turned 10 Baltimore from Rive. y y
where she has been visiting for the
last six weeks Mrs. r. G.. Meyer Miss
Duiany and her mother. Mrs Walter
Dulany, Will leave next week for Villa
Nova. Pa, where they Will visit Mrs.
Dulany's son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Philemon Dickinson. Mrs
Dickinson was, before her marriage.
Miss Mildred Dulany. and visited Mrs.
Frank Mccarthy several times. She
was entertained at many fashiona BILE
affairs here
OF Interest Here.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Valentine Reid.
who have been visiting in Baltimore.
left Thursday for New York, and will
sail to-day by the Cameronia for
Scotland, where they have a beautiful
home in Glasgow. They will spend the
summer in Dumbartonshire. Mr.. and
Mrs Reid. who have been extensively
entertained during their stay. recently
returned from motor trip in Virginia
during which they visited Shirley. on
the James River. the ancestral estate
of the family of Mrs Reid. who wa
Miss Alice Atwater Carter. and whose
hrst cousins are living at Shirley.
Miss Parrish Returns.
Miss Mary Parrish has returned from
a delightful stay in Winston Salem
where she was the guest of her brother,
Fred NJ. Parrish, who is lawyer there.
Miss Parrish is now the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. James Carson. OF Port Nor
folk. and later will spend some time at
by her mother, Mrs. II. a. Parrish. and
Fred NJ. Parrish.
Spending Honeymoon nj Old Point.
Francis H. McAdoo. son of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and his bride,
who was Miss Ethel Preston McCor-
mack. are at the Chamberlin HOTEL
Old Point. They were married last
Saturday at Brooklan dwood Green
Spring Valley. and left on the yacht
Margaret, owned by Captain l. Il. Emer-
son. the brides stepfather, for their
honeymoon. They will spend two days
at Old Point before continuing on their
cruise on the Margaret.
At York HarbOr.
Thomas Nelson Page recently ap-
pointed American ambassador to Italy
left Washington yesterday for New
York. and will Join Mrs. Page at their
summer home In York Harbor, Me-
within a short time.
Subscription Dance.
The Pot and Kettle Club. Catonsville
was very gay yesterday evening when
subscription dance, arranged by Mrs
cooper r. Drewry, took place there. at
which the young married set and few
single girls and men. numbering about
sixty. were present. Before the dance
Miss r. Beverly James entertained in
formally at supper at Sunnieholme, the
country place of her mother. Mrs. Ma
thanlei w. James, at CatonSville. The
guests were seated at small tables
placed on the lawns, and included Mr.
and Mrs. w. Irvine Keyser. Mr. and
Mrs. William Keyser, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter w. Keith, Mr.. and Mrs G. How
ell Parr, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Parr.
Jr.. and Mrs. j. Purviance Bonsal. Mr.
and Mrs. T. O'Donnel Hillen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Miles Cary, Jr, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene lowering, Jr.. DR.. and Mrs.
Cooper r. Drewry, Graeme Turnbull, r.
Gordon WILLIAMS, II. Carroll Brown.