The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-15
Social and Personal

daughter. Miss Dorothy Cabcll, rho
came down OF Saturday from the Cabell
estate In Cumberland County, Point
OF Forks"
Approaching Marriage.
Mrs. Merritt w. Crenshaw announces
the engagement and approaching mar
rage of her daughter, Louie Brown.
to Alexander +. Gricc. OF Norfolk. The
wedding viii be celebrated very quiet
l. at the home OF the bride. i5O4 Grove
Avenue, on Saturday evening, April rs.
Entertained In suffolk.
Mrs. William L. Elliott entertained
on Friday afternoon at her home in
suffolk III honor OF the Magazine Club
and several other friends Decorations
were in purple and white orchid :
against background OF trailing vines
and palms. and Mrs. John Y King.
Mrs. y. IL Crammcr and Mrs. Junius
l.. West were at the punch bowl.
Among those calling were Mcsdamcs
Il. NJ 6. Quimby. j. c. West, J A.
Gum. S. NJ. Lawrence, ". y. Hines,
David Garland Grubbs. G. r. McCay.
J. l.. 3. Holiday. II. NJ. Butler, Henry
Elcy. L. l. Folk. Walter iIosicr, H. W.
Campbell, Harry Cross r. /. Wood :
ward, J. II. Lilliston. q. 1. Hume. Misses
Ellen Riddick. Marie Woodward, Porter
Eley. Virginia jenkins, Evelyn and
Sally Twitty. Mary Judith Smith, Eve
Ign lIlll and Virginia Jordan
Another pretty ansir given recently
in SUFFOLK was a card party oh Satur-
day afternoon. AT which Miss Marie
Woodward WAS hostess, in honor Of
Mrs. w II. Robins. of Rochester, y.
y Tea was served a; the conclusion
OF the game, and the prizes were won
by Miss Virginia Jordan and virgilia
Glazcbrook. Those playing included
Misses Emma and Lcclairc King Zai
dec Crump. Eta Morrison. Sallie
Laura and Evelyn Twitty, Grace Mica
cham. of New York; Thercse Nurncy.
Evelyn Hin. Virginia and Ethel Shoop.
Bessie Holland. Mary Causcy, Mary
judith Smith, Phoebe Artman, Louis,
Britt Virginia Jordan. Kate and vlr-
gilia Glazcbrook. Marion Williams,
katherine Pinner, Mary Wright. Lizzie
Trotman. Martha Jones. Mrs. John f.
Primer, Mrs. Horace Whaley Phillips
and Mrs. W. II. Robins.
Visiting Here.
Mrs G. Fl. Miller. OF Danvillc. is
spending some time in Richmond az
the guest Of hcr niece, Mrs II. A.
Miller. at her homo near Wcsthampton.
Mrs. Miller Will remain in Richmond
for month. before returning 10 her
home III Danvilie.
At All Saints Church following the
usual sunday morning service. an in
tercsting ceremony occurred, when
little Josephine Townsend Moore, the
second daughter of Thomas Liggctx
and Mrs. Louise Havemeyer Moore, was
christened. The infant received the
name OF Josephine Townsend Moore.
and her grandfather Joseph Town
send Moore. OF Sandy Spring, Md, was
Snta
ceremony was the fact that the water
used for the christening was brought
from the River Jordan by little Miss
Moore's maternal uncle John T. Have
meyer. on the cruise of the Arabic in
1910.
of Interest Here.
A notable event in Columbia, S. c.,
and one which centred the interest in
many cities North and South in which
the bride and groom are we'll known,
was the marriage of Miss Olive Rob
ertson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Caldwell Robertson, and Lewis. Middle
ton Ansley, Wednesday evening, April
., at Trinity Church. in Columbia The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
kirkham G. Finlay.
As the guests assembled program
OF organ music was given by Paul de
1aunay. organist and choir master
OF Trinity Church
The ushers. Messrsi John Donald Dial.
Edward Cay. Theodore Bell and Carl
ton w. Sawyer. and the groomsmen
were Messrs. Albert Smoot of Alex
andria, and Louis Thalmon- gros, Rob-
ertson Eppcs and Park Smith. OF Char
lesion The three DANES of honor. the
brides sister, Mrs. John Donald Dial.
Mrs. Hitter King. of New York, and
Mrs. Edward Cay and the maid of
ork. were all effectively gowned in
white charmeuse, Fashioned with one
sided panier effect with graceful over
drapcries of crystal and rhinestone
embroidered chiffon Wide pink satin
sashcs caught to the end of the long
pointed trains introduced a note OF
color in harmony with their shower
baskets of delicate sweet peas. tied
with pink Ribbon
me bride, who entered with her
rather. was joined at the altar BY the
groom and his best man. Maury Mid
dlcton, OF Washington The bride wore
gown of pearl white charmeuse.
richly modelled with quantities of rare
rose point lace, the soft draperles
caught with orange blossoms. Her
veil of rose point lace. which fell to
the edge of the court train, was worn
bonnet fashion and held in place with
the same lovely bridal blossoms. Her
bouquet was of fragrant white sweet
peas.
Immediately after the church cere-
mony a brilliant reception was given
in honor of the bridal party at the
home of the brides parents on Pendle-
ton Street. The brides chosen colors.
pink and white. were artistically com
bined In the house decorations, tall
vases and baskets of pink and white