The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-24
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The engagement is announced of
Mrs. Priscilla Bradley Shepherd to
James Branch Cabell, OF this city.
Tho marriage Will DO celebrated
very quietly on November at tho
brides home ut @"Dumbarton." The
announcement Is of the greatest tn
tcrcst TO society here. since both MIR.
Cabell and Mrs. Shepherd belong to
families long prominent In the social
history of the state, and their we'd
ding next month, although to take
place very quietly, will be an event OF
much socia, Importance. Mr.. Cabeli
ia one Of the best known writer's OF
present day action, and his books and
stories have also brought him much
favorable comment from critics in this
country and abroad
Snundcrs-Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben c. Quinn, OF
I.ynchburs. have issued Invitations for
the marriage OF their daughter, JAMIE
Lee. TO Edmund Archer Saunders, III.
Of this city. the ceremony to take
place on the evening of Thursday, No
vember 6. at 8 o'clock in the First
Presbyterian Church. Lynchburg. a
large reception will follow the cere-
inony at the church In the home of the
brides parents. and many out of-town
guests Will be In attendance. The
wedding will be one of the leading so
ciety events of the fall season. and
great many friends and relatives from
Richmond will go to Lynchburg TO at
tend the ceremony, which ia to be a
very brilliant affair. Miss Quinn has
several times Visited In Richniond as
the guest of Governor and Mrs. Will
Ham Hodges Mann, IN the Executive
Mansion, and was also here last spring
for the Weary Fleming wedding, at
which she was bridesmaid Mr..
Saunders Is n Of nh
A. saunders, Jr.. of 500 West Franklin
Street and is widely related through
out Virginia and North Carolina
Glaser-Gunst.
Quantities of fragrant white lilicn.
pinla roses and palms decorated the
Jefferson Club last evening at O'Clock
for the marriage OF Miss Klarice X
Gunst. daughter OF Mfr. and Mrs. Marx
Gunst and Oscar ]. CHASER. son OF Sir.
and Mrs. Julius s. Chaser. Of Cincinnati.
DR. L. n. Calisch performed the cere-.
mony In the presence OF brilliant
assemblage Of relatives and guests. and
an orchestra screened by palms and
trailing vines played the wedding
music.
The brides wedding gown was an
imported affair. fashioned of white
charmcuse cxquisitcly trimmed In tulle,
and her long Veil OF illusion was ar
ranged with orange blossons Sprays
81 tNc same mowers caught her veil 10
tho long court train Of her gown and
she carried presentation bouquet of
lilies OF the valley and white orchids
Mr.. Gunst gave his daughter in mar
riagc. They were met at the irnpro-
Niaed altar OF white flowers and palms
by the bridegroom and his brother.
STANLEY J. Chaser who was best man.
Miss Helen Chaser sister of the groom,
who was maid OF honor. woro a lovely
gown OF white SILK net made over
palest pink charncuse. and carried an
armful OF pink roses and lilies Little
Miss Rhonie Lee Whitlock was flower
girl and wore "A French frock OF white
inull and lace with pink ribbons. She
carried gilt basket Of rose petals
and lilies. The ushers included Mcssrs.
Albert and sidney Gunst, JOG Lang. or
Washington. Harry CHASER. OF Cincin-
natl Louis JANE and s II Spear, OF
Baltimore.
Following Il reception. Mr. and Mrs
CHASER left for wedding journey.
Some OF the guests here from dis
'ance TO attend the ceremony last night
were AR. and Mrs julius CHASER. Miss
Helen Glaser. Harry Chaser Mrs Les
ter Mitchell, Alfred Mitchell. all OF
cincinn&l; Mr. and Mrs s. NJ Kron-
hciner, Of New York: Mr. and M-a