The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

Augustine Allen. the groom's sister.
They wore costumes OF white char
mouse lrapcd With tunics of apple
green silk net and trimmed with green
foliage. They also wore turbans Of
white maline trimmed with green forms
and carried silver staff baskets dec
Grated with green tullc and filled with
white swcetpeas and maidenhair ferns.
Tho little Hover girls were Misses
Dorothy Magee. OF Washington, a
niece OF tho bride. and Miss Ruth Por-
tor. They wore dainty and attractive
frocks OF French batiste with girdles
of soft green mcsgalinc and green hair
ribbons. and carried garden baskets
filed with white sweet peas and forms
decorated with green tulle bows.
Morris Parker, the brides Little
nephew. was ring bearer. lie wore a
"hito suit and carried the wedding
ring TO the altar on a silver waiter.
Michael Giennon. cousin OF the
groom. was his best man, and the
ushers included Vincent l.. Parker. a
brtolcr of the bride: Hugh Chapman
Minton. Of Roanoke; i, kcrille Clennam
and William Glcnnan, Messrs. Dudley
ami RudGard WiSg. J. Goodnoe Tyler
and w. l.. Jones. The ceremony vas
performed by Rev. Father G. T.. bona
.hoc. pastor of the church, and Was WIZ
nes&cd by large gathering OF reIa-
;iHea and friends, many coming from
distance TO attend. Immediately ar
ter the marriage "A reception followed
at tho home OF the brides brother, J.
Thompson Parker In Court Street. and
at the conclusion, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
left for extended trip North ON
their return they Will reside in Roa-
noke.
The house was decorated with palms.
bark: of ferns and Iarlaads of South
crt smilax In the dining room the
mantel vas banked with roses ana
naidenhair ferns. and basket OF roscs
md lilies OF tho valley decorated with
tulle made = pretty ccntrcpicce for the
table. The lights were shaded with
pink.
tending were DIR. and Mrs. NJ ID Arcy
Masee and Miss Dorothy Magcc or
Washington: DIR. and Mrs. l.. Arthur
Parkc. and little Miss Virginia Parker,
Of BROOKLYN. y. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. l..
70. Siegel, of Newport News. Mrs. Ron
aid Fairfax. Miss Elizabeth Ewart,
Hugh Chapman Minton and j. S. Wal
ton. OF Roanoke; Harry Clarke, of
Baltimore; Claire Evans, of Richmond.
and William Glennan, OF the Univer-
city of Virginia.
Mrs. Meyer mt Home.
Mrs. Flora Meyer will be Al home
to her friends on Sunday afternoon.
May 20. from to i o'clock at rer resi-
n"ncc. 2233 West Grace Street. The
affair Is In honor of the confirmation
" iTb. meyers son, Milton Never
Attractive Houne Party.
Mrs. Ii. Clair Dalton is leaving this
week TO attend a week end house party
at the home of Mrs j. Stuart McCabe
near Charlottesville. II will be a yerr
attractive affair. and some OF the other
guests to be entertained by Mrs Nc
Cane Will be Mrs. Lucian L. Royce. or
baltimore: Nrs. II. L. Conrad and Miss
FRANCES Smythe. of Washington ana
Mrs. James II. Anderson, Of this CITY.
Automobile Outing.
An automobile outing will be given
next Friday evening from to 10
o'clock under the auspices OF the La
dies Aid Society OF the Church Of the
Covenant. Automobiles will leave and
return 10 the Church of the Covenant.
and the route viii be Monument; Ave-
nue., the Boulevard. around the new
anu ola lakes. stopping at the rathskei-
Ter IN the new reservoir park for
refreshments. Patrons will be allowed
the privilege of n stop over in the
park. taking the next line OF autos
back 10 the church.
This will be a novel and interesting
event. and promises to he one OF the
most attractive charity affairs OF the
season.
Play Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Trinity
Church will present an amusing little
play entitled "A Model Wife" in the
auditorium of Bellevue School to-mor-
row evening at $50 o'clock This play
has been given with great success In
the West End, and large audience. 1t
is expected. will attend its production.
Outing 10 Washington.
y large number Of Richmond people
Will go 10 Washington on June { with
the Richmond Chapter. United Daugh-
ters OF the Confedcracy. to witness the
unvcilinG of the Arlington Monument
.1pf.
have already been made up hoI the
affair. and nearly nil members ofsCon-
fedcrate organizations here will attend
this function. Airs. r. j. White Is
chairman OF the committee in charge
OF the excursion. Invitations have been
extended to Lee. Chesterfield and Ash
land Chapters. L. d. c.. and all other
organizations. as we'll as the public
generally. 10 accompany the Daughters
on this outing.
Prominent Wedding.
Miss Martha Il. Bacons wedding on
June TO George Whitney will be one
OF the most fashionable events of the
KIND this season, and not only will all
Meadow Brook be on hand to do honor
to the daughter OF the former AM
bassador to France, but MANY will go
down on the special train which will
arrive in time for the ceremony a noon
in the Church of the Advent, Westbury,
while others Will go OH another train
Tor the reception. at the Bacon country
residence. Miss Bacon has chosen Miss
Josephine Osborn, daughter Of Profess
sor and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn,
for her maid of honor Her brides
maids will be Miss Eleanor Greene. OF
Buffalo: Miss Eleanor Roelker. of East
Greenwich, r. T.: Miss Eliza Fox and
Miss Julia Lewis, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Molly Martin.
Miss Bacon has been entertained in
Richmond on several occasions as the
guest Of Miss Belle Wyatt willard,
daughter Of the American ambassador
to Spain and Mrs. Joseph L. willard,
and her marriage Is Of much interest
to society here.
Concerning Mrs. GroneY.
Colonel Dick, of Watch Hill House,
Watch Hill. r. l.. announces that dur
Ing July, August and September, Mrs.
fiawkeswor and Mrs. Mary Pace
Groner, OF this city will have cbarra