The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26


| be celebrated In juno.
of the work being done at Pine Camp.
! end the musical program that is being
| arranged the evening Of May Will
| draw Il large and enthusiastic audi
cncc. The artists for the concert in
cludo Mrs. Thomas Whittct. Mrs Ed
| ward Iilkins Van Ripper. Joseph Whit
! temore. Norman Call and Shepherd
| Webb.
| In Texas.
Misses Phoebe and Lucille Cullinr-
worth left last week for Austin. Texas,
| where they acted as bridesmaids at
/ the marriage OF Miss Josephine Var
| iinG;on To Parker Pace, which was
| celebrated on Wednesday afternoon i'll
that city. The bride is Il daughter of
Arthur II. Warrington. a former resi-
dent of Richmond, and has many rcl;l-
| tivcs and friends here.
Mr.. Potter, formerly orEanist OF
Monumental Church in Richmond. has
| arranged to give Miss Lucille Chilling
! worth song recital during her stay
in Austin
Visiting Hero.
Mrs. Harry l.. Hodges and her chill
dren. of Presidio. OF Monterey, Cal,
is the guest OF her mother. Mrs. y. w.
Rowe. at her residence on West Frank
lin Street Tor some time. Mrs. John
Fem, OF Mar;insvllc who has also
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Bowe.
here, Is now convalescing 1T st. Luke's
Hospital following an operation.
Gnrber--BronuuYh.
A wedding of much interest to So
cieiy throughout kentucky and Nir-
ginia was that of Miss Susan Bronaush
TO Frei III. CARRIER, Jr., of Richmond,
which took place at the Broadway
Christian Church in Lexington. Ky, on
"Wednesday. April 5. The church was
BEAUTIFUL: decorated in green and
white smilaN. pyramideG palms and
ferns. amid which burned Cathedral
candles, completing a lovely setting
fer the bridal party. An elaborate
musical program WAS rendered while
the guests We're assembling, and Mrs
Ernest Dclcamp sang Il Love You"
just before the entry of the bridal
party
Little Misses Mildred and Lulenc
BronauSh. sister and cousin of tho
bride. wearing white lace dresses with
| PINK sashes. were flower girls. They
carried baskets filled with pink rose
petals, which they strewed before The
BRIDE. who entered with her father
She wore lovely gown Of white char
mouse, embroidered in pearls. and made
with "a cour, train of brocaded satin.
Her veil was caught with pearls ana
OF the valley and white roses Miss
FRANCES Humphrey, OF Richmond, was
maid OF honor. and wore a gown ~
PINK chiffon tafeta aud lace. and car
ricd an nrmful OF pink roses. Preston
iSronaugn. brother OF the bride, was
best man. The ushers were AIessrs.
James Wilmoth. Russell Spears. Cecil
Harp and Joseph Hunter
The bride is z daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. y. IL. Bronaugh, and her wedding.
| to Mr.. CARRIER Is OF much interest in
| this city, where she formerly resided
| After an extended wedding trip TO New
York and Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs Gar
per VIII make their home at Chin
borazo Park. Richmond. Mr.. CARRIERS
mother ana ulster, Mrs r. H. CARRIER
| aAd Miss Lottie Carrier went to Ken
\ lucky 10 attend the marriage.
A. J.. Y. A. Reception.
| The officers receiving at tho Associa-
ton Tor the Preservation Of Virginia
| Antiquities reception on Tuesday AFT
Miss Emily Harvic. Mrs. william Ruff.
| I'm Cox, Mrs. Il. v. Valentine. Mrs
| William c. Bentley. Mrs. H. ID. WASH
burn and Mrs william a.. Stanard
Members Of the directory board as
| ststine Included Mrs. T.. l. Moffet;.
Mrs. John IL. Southall. Mrs Beverley
Y. Crnmp. Mrs. John X. Mason. Mrs.
| l.. u. Tnomasson, Mrs. H. o. James
| Mrs. George Ainslie. Mrs. A. T. d.
Montague Mrs Hudson Cary. Mrs J.
Caskie Cabcil. Mrs. Walter Christian.
Mrs Preston ". holland. Miss Frances
-. scott and Mrs. Christopher Tornp-
kins, Miss Ellen Wade and Miss Sallie
/ Archer Anderson poured the tea
There were many out-of-town guests
I ana large number OF new members
! present. "io for The first time had the
pleasure Of attending ono Of these
charming affairs The beauty and
| statel!ness or tho old mansion. go
faithfully restored b. the association
| under the direction or the John Mar
SHALL house committee was much adj :
mir"'i Mrs. Frank y. Williams was
| chairman OF the committee In charge
o' the reception. which was ono Of the
most brilliant that has been given b..
the j. +. v. y. for some ,iinc.
AZ Home This Evening.
Mr. aud Mrs, = r.. FISCHER. Of C57
NORM Eighth street. viii be At home
70 their friends this evening at their
residence.
Dnnsnnt Thursdn,.
one OF the leading charity events
Of the week will be tho big dansan,
That Viii be held lit the jefferson l!o-
I'll Thursday evening at s O'Clock, un-
Ger tie direction OF the Auxiliary to
,ne ohildfcn's Ward of the Memorial
Hospital There w!ll he exhibition
dances by MISS French Patton and
several "tn"r dancers Of note In Rich.
mona number 81 tables have al.
ready been reserved. The patronegses
inc'nd" Mrs. Robert Blankenshlp. Mr..
iierhtrt Mann, Airs. Andrew Gray. Mrs
James y. MoncGrc. Mrs Zen jarnin GRAY
Mrs. Charles u. Rollins. airs. Stuar,
.nicharN' Mrs J.. Eaab. Mrs. ~. l.. An
derson, Mrs. Il. Eauaolph Williams
MIS-. j. NJ. Anthony. Mrs w. A. Shep.
nefd. Mrs. Esbert . Leigh, Jr.. Mra
tppa Huntnn. Jr.. Mrs. Greer Eau.h,
man. Mrs. Clarence M!llhiser, Mra. Alic,
Iaiinor". Mra. j. Isrston carson, Mrs
-, :; iiicfok. Mrs. j. ~ WiiliaIna, Mrs
m vi per, " Jackson. Mrs. CARAT r.:
i"'f"li, Mrs. Beverly Tucker. Mrs. "
i-o"ndes fcple. Mrs +. Garnctt sci.
son. YRS. Aiesander q. brown. Mra. A
l.. Gray. Mrs. Clifton M. Miller. Mra
MhI!hn Eusacll Jones Mn Stuar,