The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04

one Of the brilliant events of the late
winter season, and a large gathering
Of guests will witness the ceremony,
which will be performed by the Rev.
william Reese Scott, chaplain IN the
Emitted states Army. The chancel OF
the church Will be decorated in palms
and Ascension lilies and Cathedral
candles and lilies will be used on the
altar and standards Of the same now
ers will mark the pews reserved Tor
the family. LOhengrin's Wedding
March will be played at the entry Of
th. bridal party. and la Bohene'
very softly during the ceremony.
The brides wedding gown is fash
toned OF white duchess satin trimmed
in rose point lace with draped skirt
The panniers are caught up with cius-
tiers of orange blossoms, and her long
tulle veil will be arranged with
wreath of the same flowers. she VIII
carry presentation bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies of the valley. ana her
ONLY ornament Will be the groom
gift, string Of pearls. Miss clotilde
Woods. who will be her sisters maid
of honor. will be gowned IN pink &C
Gordon plated tulle. made with an
overdress Of shadow lace festooned
with pink buds. she Will wear Lace
hat trimmed in pink roses and viii
carr an aiInfuI Of Killarney roses
Worthington Campbell viii be MS
brothers best man.
The bridesmaids. who will include
Misses Louise Holiday Campbell. Sis
ter OF the groom. and Dorothy Moore,
Of New York City. will wear quaint
gowns OF white charmeuse with
bodices of white lace embroidered in
rhinestones They will wear birds OF
paradise in their hair and carry big
bouquets of Killarney roses. The ush-
ers Will be Barclay Trippe. John Nc
Menamin. Lieutenant Robert Emmett
Mason Goolrick. L. 6. A. and Lieuten-
ant Nathaniel Pendleton Rogers,
L. <. A
A small reception will be given IN
the palm garden of the Chamberlin
Hotel Tor the bridal party and few
intimate friends and relatives iInrne-
diately following the ceremony at the
church. The groom is son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Levin Hicks Campbell. OF
New York City. Some Of the guests
from a distance who are at Old Point
for the wedding are Mr. and Mrs
Levin Hicks Campbell Miss Louise H.
Campbell, Worthington Campbell. Mrs
G. H. Moore and Miss Dorothy Moore.
all OF New York: Miss Laura Kirk. of
Norfolk: Barclay Trippe, OF New York
city: Lieutenant F. r Hoyt. United
states Navy; Lieutenant ;. w. Stan
ley. Of Fort Caswell. :. c.; Ensign W.
r. Richardson. of Harris. Ala; En-
sign F A. LaRoche. United states
Navy; Theodore Muller. of San Fran
cisco.
Tea To-Morrow.
Miss Virginia Sydnor will give an
informal tea at her home. 1908 Grove
Avenue. tomorrow afternoon Miss
Sydnor is entertaining in honor of her
gSest. Miss Virginia Jefferson, Of
Louisville. KY
Pupils Recital.
The pupils Of Miss Zeile Minors
piano class held their January recital
at her studio. 300 East Main street. on
Friday afternoon, when the following
program was rendered:
Miss Elizabeth Watson.
The Clock ..-.-..........-.k ullak
Miss Madeline williams.
Elves at Play ------.-.--W ohlfahrt
Aiinuet op. "a. No 2......-. Beethoven
Miss Louise Gibborey-
CMendelssohn)
Miss Jennie Sale Jones.
Waltz, Op- 90. No 2.--------.C Chopin
Miss Marie Gibboney.
TO Spring" ... .Gounod-Le-B Beau
Miss Lucy Willis
"Arabeske~ "Jadg~iied~ .Schumann
Miss Elsie Hilton.
After the class work a social hour
of the first half-session. since Febru-
airy 3 marks the beginning of the
spring term.
Council Of Jewish Women.
The general meeting of the Council
of Jewish Women will be held in the
Sabbath school room of Temple Beth
Ahaba this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock.
At the close of the business meeting
an address will be delivered by Miss
Lucy Coleman, superintendent of the
Richmond Training School for Kind
ergartners- Miss Coleman will talk
on the subject Of Art in Italy" which
will be followed by violin solo rem
dered by Mrs Jesse Rothschild. accom-
panied by Miss Merle Hessberg.
A social hour will follow the meet
ing. and all members and friends of
the council are cordially invited to be
present
40 the Art Club.
Mrs. Jaffray Montague will make a
talk at the Art Club of Richmond this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Her sub
ject will be The Kings Castle in Ba-
varia and the Highway to Them" and
she will illustrate her talk with a num-
her Of sketches Of the very interesting
places
At the Woman's Club
Miss Jean Wilson. Of Washington.
gave a dramatic reading at the wo-
mans Club yesterday afternoon This
is Miss wilson's frs; visit TO Virginia.
and right heartily was she welcomed
in the enthusiastic reception accorded
her By the members of the club. before
whom she gave her recital Her abil-
ity is well known. and places her in
the first rank Of dramatic readers.
She has been heard by Mr.. Taft. and
has given any number OF readings be-
fore people widely kno~n and prom!-
nently identified with the social and
political life in Washington.
Miss Wilson Il a woman with a gold
en- voice that portrays light and
shadow In a degree that Is very fasci-
mating She has a most compelling
personality. and sways and moves her
audience throughout her recital with
the wonderful pictures that she draws
with words about the story OF people.
besides being so very natural that one
feels at once interested and well &C
quainted. Decidedly the most pleas
ing reading that Miss Wilson gave
yesterday was a Washington Tea"
n monoloeue written especially for her
by a Texas woman. II was original
and sparkling. and 80 very true TO life