The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
~ 81 Z: PERSONAL. MENTION
MISS CHRISTIAN WILL.
LAND IN NEW YORK FRIDAY
Returns From Madrid, Where She Was
Bridesmaid for Miss pcllc
Wfllurl.

Bridesmaid for Miss Dcilc
~ 81 .. Willard.
MIS-. Andrew II. christian and her
laughter. Miss Virginia Christian, who
i've been abroad since early in April.
ky0s;sailed from England, md will
In New on FRIDAY. coming Mt
TO. their residence III this city.
Christian was one OF the
maids Mt the wedding OF Miss
lQeeSNSillard and Kermit Roosevelt
mich was 4 brilliant event In Madrid.
|aln, last month. She has been trav-
ing on the Continent with her moth
Tor the past several months, and
ey concluded their stay abroad with
e;'Sisit TO Ambassador and Mrs. Jo-
ph l.. Willard III Madrid.
|nl-GravcS.
A lovely church wedding celebrated
esterdaY. evening at s o'clock at the
urch OF the Holy Comforter was that
Miss Nine Christian Graves. daugh-
az MI. and Mrs. John. Edmond
YES. to. Ensign John LeNoy Hin
fted': States Navy. son or Mr. ana
F. Robert w. Hill, of Centrcbure, o.
chancel was banked with palms.
them .smiinY and roses, aud roses
lighted taperS were used on the
ar. Miss Sinnrs presided at the or.
n and. played the wedding marches
derinG 20: Perfect Love" very soft
during the ceremony. which was
fformed by Key. ~. Vaughan Col
,H A large assembly OF relatives
d friends filled tho church
The bride entered with her father
no gave her in marriage. Her we'd
inG dress was fashioped of white
harmeuse made with Il court train
and finished with pearls and duchess
ace trimmings. She carried n shower
puquet of lilies OF the valley They
gre met at the clianccl steps by the
pom ana his best man. Ensign Paul
SearleI United States Navy. who
wore tile brilliant, full dress uni
&c the navy Miss Hazel Hill. of
ulster of the groom. was maid
pr ''rnd wore II picturesque gown
tareta, and carried an armful
tlarneE roses. The matron of
r.. Mrs. Edward Randolph White
ntontown.- Ala. sister OF the bride
Eowned in deep rose pink creme
1eor, made with u long train. and
sae carried bouquet of Eillarnev
poses similar to thTt OF tho maid OF
lonor. The ushers included John +,
raves, of Petersburg: Brockenbrouph
.amb: AID WILLIAM Lamb. Of RichmonI
ames Christian Lamb, of the Univ.r,
ity oe Virginia; HilI Montague. Jr. of
his city. and Beverly Lamb, Of West
Virginia..
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill lert later in the
t2lpg for u wedding Journey thnt.
1iciudes. Now York, q: trim nm tho
ud'on .anu through. the Great Lakes
md the Thousand Islands Ensjrn
3hii mas been assigned for duty on
board the United States steamship
''u ,;aa Some OF the guests from
= DISTANCE attending the ceremony
we're Miss iill, of Ohio: Mrs Edward,
(ftandolph. White: of Alabama. Miss
May G. Walden. OF Nlabn,na; Misses
gtIrHliFs:.G Gillian and Maybeile Mcn-
ehaEi. .2f: Petersbnrs: Mr.: and Mrs
NF
Lamb, the University of Vir.
p,a as4NSsSrs. !, Irartwdil Heath and
popee Lar ,:of Petersburg; MIR. and
rs d, 7ii Graves. OF Washington 4.
envc; for. StnIntn,,.
MI: and Mrs. Herbert Jacob have re-
l"eo'-ifem a trip TO Boston, Mass.
'hd nave been spending several days
this city as the guests of their
arefas' Mr.. and Mrs. j. T., Jacob. WIN
accompanied them on their visit North.
~ ana AIRS. Jacob left yesterday for
etantnon, where they will spcnd thc
GUNNER months.
8Of Interest Here.
Says the Washington Post or ,o,
4erdcy: VI yes
one OF the most beautiful enter
To-, ,''nen's OF the season was the gar
oen party which Senator md Alrs To-,
Pittman. of Nevada, gave Mondny
evening at their lovely place. Altho
.ian' as farewell to Miss Gencvicvo.
Maisn daughter of senator and Mrs
wash or Montana. The garden was
, win lanterns and the tea tables
were decorated with bowls ifllo1 vim
8 PINK roses y section of the Marine
: band played for the dancing.
H-rs Plttman wore Il charming gown
so "hito lace. combined with chantilIy
woe e ana !, made ma. Gov over white chiffon .sh,.
49, a ssisting in receiving ,voro ~,
ster-Genccal and Mrs Rurloson
g. |etary of the Interior and Mr.
inator and Mrs. Newlnnds
Hpd Mrs. Claude a. Swanson
nd Mrs. Reed, Senator ana
r. 49, mas senator and Mrs James
- and Mrs. Walsh. General and
~ othersp6on. General and Nr.
the Ambassador to Russin ana
george T. Maryc Major and Mrs
I"Oou Connor. Commissioner and
YRS. Tal!man. Miss Alma p.rkin. Nj,
Genevieve Clark. Miss BurIeson' M;ss
ruth Hitchcock. Miss O'Ciormnn Mis-
-a8nos Hart Wilson. Paymaster T,,r1
ger Lieutenant James. Don Him,
wayne Johnson. and Ray Baker. Their,
we're ABOUT 800 guests. among whom
were the Vice President and Ms
2hiarshall and many others from ~
DSSnete and House Wv
Charity LAWN Eet~.
an inter esting charity event OF to-
morrow evening Will he the lawn MARI,
o' we dement, OF tho Ice Mis-
sion, which will be held in inc pro,n,I
or The William Fox school. Docora.
Niohs VIII be In bright colored lanterns
ana lights, ana light refreshments viii
Dc served at small tables II vim he
an unusually attractive affair. and the
public Is cordially invited TO attend
Back From the Bench.
mrs. Elmer 5. McFaddin. OF this
city. and her guest. Miss Eva NJ. Hail
OF Los Angeles. Cal. have roturnnJ
from visit to Ocean View. Miss lIali
has gone 10 Hinton. w Va. where
she VIII spend some time before re-
turning 10 her home in California.
Attending Chnutnmuun.
Miss Florence Danscy, OF this citv
Las left for the North. where she VIII
ma the summer months in study
- Chautauqua, y. Y. Miss Dansey viii
t. pupil of Ernest Hutchinson during
her stay there.
Lawn Fete This Evening,
= charming lawn fetc will he given
mis- evening from