The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

rio Waddey. Miss Lucille Massey. Miss
Mario Koiner. Miss Parker Conrad.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Miss Dclia Dav-
export, Miss Catherine Sinton, Miss
Poscy Meredith. Miss Martha Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y. Hobson, MIR. and
Mrs. John Sidney Davenport, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. r. III. Talley, SIR. and Mrs.
Robert Il. Pcyton. Jr.. Mr.. ana Mrs
Clemens Jones, Nh. and Mrs. Henry &.
Rely. Murray Nj. Mcclure, Clinton j..
Williams. Fred Pollard. John Aiken
Branch, Richard Osterloh, Charles c.
Harris, John y. Coke. Jr., francis
Johnson. l.. st. George Cooke, John
Howard. Raymond Massey. Dr. Mar
steller. John ID. Blair. William H. rrigp
}. ~. Cutchins. Thomas scales. Ralph
Neal, Carl Fleming, DR.. Joseph ~
White, Pleasanton Conquest; Mr. and
Mrs. H. stuart Jones, Miss ELLA Buck
Miss Fanny Scott, Miss Emily Roger
son. MissNirginia Conrad George Haw.
Miss Fanny Crcnshaw. Miss Warhcid
crcnshaw. Mrs. :. D. Crcushaw. Mir
and Mrs. Hcrbcr; ". jackson, Miss
Elizabeth Cooke. Mrs. Sullivan. Miss
Eliza Montgomery, Miss Phyllis Tav-
Tor. Richard Darlington. Robert NJ
Jcnrcss William Miller. Eontaine Jones
John Mcclure. William Oppenhcimor. T.
Olson Rennolds, Leigh r. Page. Gordon
smith. Benjamin Smith. Miss Elsie Par
IRISH. Miss Frances Wheat, Miss Sarah
ODpcnhciucr. Miss Helen Rose, Miss
Marian Mead.
Outing to Dutch Gap.
The Shcl:crinS Arms Hospital moon
light excursion to Dutch Gap on the
steamer Pocahortas on Tuesday night
promises to be "a delightful affair The
,IriII To-, Oh,
Circle OF Kings Daughters. and ar
ranremcnts have been made TO hold
the boat until 500 o'clock. thus Civ
ing ample time for any who desire 10
do so, 10 see the parade Of the Yelled
Prophets from : TO S o'clock Refresh
mcnts will he Served en- route. and an
orchestra Will furnish music for the
evening.
Prominent Wedding.
Says the Washington Post of recent
issue:
Society WAS attracted 20 Long Is
land on Tuesday for the woddin,. OF
Miss Martha y. Bacon. only daughter
OF former Ambassador to France Rob
ert W. Bacon and Mrs. Bacon, to
George W. Whitney. formerly of Bos-
ton.
The ceremony, which took place a,
noon III the Church of the Advent
"
Richard Pope, rector OF the church.
assisted b. the Rev. EI.dicott Peabody.
OF Groton School. On account OF the
limited capacity OF the church only
relatives and q few country neirhpors
were present for the wedding cere-
mony. a special train from the Penn
syiVania station took several guests
from New York. and later there was
another train for the reception quests
Tic reception took place ~ the sum
iner home Of the brides parents.
The bride. who WAS given away bv
her father. had as her attendants tho
MISSES Moliy Martin. Josephine Osborn
and Eleanor Kocllicr. Of this citv:
Eleanor Greene. Of Buffalo: Julia Lewis
and Eliza FoN. of Philadelphia
Richard Whitney. a brother OF the
bridegroom. was the best man. The
ushcra were Elliot &. Bacon. brother of
Tho bride: Francis i. Appleton. Jr..
harrison Tweed. Harold S. Vanderbilt.
Clarence Hay r. Skiddy Won state.
Elliot Farley. J. J. Ilirginson, Dudley
Picltman and Francis Sargent
Mr.. Whitney ana his bride will mass
part OF tho summer IN Westbury after
the'r wedding trip. Later they will
1--WE In New York"
The wedding is OF much intere,, to
society here. where tho bride has hcen
greatly admired during hcr visits TO
Miss Belle Willard.
For Miss williams
Mrs. Lewis Pitcher. OF Richmond. en-
tcrtatncd a. furty-two a; the hon,o
or her parents. MIR. and Mrs. c. w
Jones, "Elmhurst," near Frodcriclls-
burg. Thursday afternoon from 4 40 to
q. In honor OF Miss Isabel &. williams
OF Orange. The guests were Mes
DANES Samuel Woodbridge. Alvin T.
Rowe. Marion 6. Willis. Jr.. j. Rufus
Hunter, Raleigh, y. G.. Granville II.
Swift. T. II. slower. Mayo Smith. To-
scph j. Savage, 4. Stuart Jones: Misses
Amelia Woods. Lily Woods. Sadie "
lHr. Susie Tyler. EVELYN Nindc. Annie
MAY Baker. Jennie Somcrvillc. Nellie
S"merviilc. Lizzie kckenrodc. Bessie
Wici5er, Bessie Belle Cannon. Janic
Gordon. Cora Rowe, Louise Saunders
il"n Allen: Sarah Izard. and Nora
Willis.
lii:: Lawn Party.
The whole Of the membership Of tho
Church of the Good Shepherd at Forest
I'M. VIII join In giving a big lawn
part on Thursday night In the grounds
OF the HON" OF Mr.. and Mrs. John q.
Hoertson. The affair promises TO lie
Il most delightful one in all Its details
In,itntions Out.
Invitations have been received I'm
Richmond 10 the marriage OF Miss
Nclia Purncll du Puy. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William purncll du Puv. and
James Bradshaw Beverley, Jr., both OF
Winchester, which will take place at
Christ Church, Winchester on .Jlne II.
Miss .du Puy and Mr.. Beverley are
widely ana prominently related
throughout the State, and n numhc,
of Richmond relatives Will 80 to Win