The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-09

point lace and pearls. She will car
- shower bouquet OF lilies Of the
valley and white orchids, and her
tulle Veil will be caught up with
orange blossoms. Miss Rcna Angus
King, VINO will be maid Of honor, will
be gowncd III pink charmeuse with an
overdrcss OF pale pink brocadc and trim
med In crystals and chantiliy lace. She
Will carry a basket OF pink rosebuds
Lawrence y. Maucx will act as best
man for the groom. The bridesmaids
viii be Misses Elizabeth Brown, Alice
Gilman. Ethel c. Adkins and Minnie
Taylor. and their gowns are OF pink
satin draped in chantilly lace caught
mp with tiny Pink bLds. Their hair
ornaments viii be pink roses ana
white aigrettes. and they will carry
baskets OF pink roses similar TO that
OF the maid OF honor. Little Mary
Lumsden, who w!ll be .!owcr ;,irl. vii.
wear A white lingerie frock trimmed
in lace and made over pink with pink
ribbons. She will carry basket
allied with pink rose petals, which she
Will scatter before the bride. The
ushcrs include Messrs. Preston Is.
watt. +. Harrison Lee, L. Gwynn Carl
ton. Dr. r. ]. pusey. Harvey l. Tay
Tor and f. c. Garner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilman Will leave later ia the evening
for a wedding trip that will includc
City.
DIR. Frcemnn's Lecture.
DR.. Douglas s. Freeman gave d very
interesting and instructive lecture on
Monday afternoon TO the members OF
the Every Monday Club. The subject
FOR the afternoon was The Church and
Social Purity: Safe guarding Child
rem and Youth" DR.. Freeman dis
cussed at length the progress OF the
work in Richmond, and talked partic-
ularly OF the girls in the city and the
lack OF proper and wholesome amusc
ments; the need of social workers ana
of the churches rs social centres.
Arrived in Richmond.
Mrs. Henry Wood, Of Baltimore. ara
her SISTER Baroness Won kretzdunan,
with their assistant. H. D. Hanley,
have arrived il the city, and have
taken apartments at the Chesterfield.
on West Franklin Street. They have
charge Of the presentation of angels
in Art" which Is to be given here
April Ia and IL, for the Sheltering
Arms FREQ Hospital. Tho rehearsals
for the affair. which are progressing
finely. Will take place for the present
at the home Of Miss Frances Scott,
712 West Franklin Street
Stny-At-Homc Whist Club.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
or Monday evening, at the residence of
Mrs. Bland Spottswood Smith, sol
East Grace Street. The highest score
was made by Mrs. j. c. Lamb and Ad-
miral Harrie Webster. and the club
will meet next Monday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Chaplin at their
home on Floyd Avenue
Recent Announcements.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Gunter. OF Louisa,
announce the engagement and ap-
proa ching marriage of their daughter.
Maysie Carlton. to Edison Lee Wat
kins. OF Richmond. the marriage to take
place in Washington on April 80. After
the ceremony, Mr.. Watkins and his
bride will leaee for an extended trip
North, and will later go to Wilmington,
n. c., where tho xpect to make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank O. AIoring have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Pattie Allne to Robert
Shackelfdrd PATE, % Richmond. The
wedding Will be celebrated some time
In June in Raleigh. n. C.
Miss Winn Engaged.
The junior officers OF the United States
steamship New Hampshire entertained
at beautifully appointed dinner Fri
day evening on board ship In honor OF
Miss Madgc Winn, whose engagement
to Ensign Milton NJ Fenner has Just
been announced. Ensign Fcnner Is now
stationed on the New Hampshire at
Norfolk. A rainbow color scheme was
carried out In tho table decorations
with sweet peas In pastel shades. and
garlands oe emilax and spring bios
SONS.
Mrs. John d. wlnn chuperoned the