Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29
DIR. BERG E|sENWE|N
SPEAKS At WOMAN's CLUB
Will Discuss 1.-The Making of IL
Magazine" This After
noon.
LUNCHEON FOR MISS CAMPBELL
Several Stnte Weddings OF Note Take
P1aCe-Mectings of Interest to
Women-Card Party ut Catholic
WOmen'S Club.

Women's Club.
The Making OF n Magazine" will
DC the subject OF an address TO be
given by Dr. Berg Eiscnwein before
Tue members of the Wonans' Club ana
thcr guests this afternoon 1T 1890
O'Clock. Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins is
chairman of the afternoon, and Il bril-
ilaht audience will he present to hear
thiS weil-known speaker.
Another affair of interest for to-day
Is the dinner followed by dance
which Mr. and Mrs. Heth Lorton. or
Matoa," Long Island. ~ y. are Civ
ing at the Commonwealth Club here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorton are spending some
time at the Jefferson Hotel in this
| city.
For Miss Campbell.
Mrs. st. George Anderson will en-.
terrain at II luncheon In honor Of Miss
] Frederick Campbell the debutante
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Camp
bell. The affair will be given at MIRO
| Andcrsons home at Wcsthampton, on
Saturday. and there viii be twelve
guests present.
SrOtt-Iinrri>.
wedding OF interest to Nirginians
as we'll az North carOlinians, was that
Of Miss Alice Gibson Harris and Sam
D. Scott which took place Wednesdays
evening at o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, Colonel and Mrs. vii.
nam harris. In falclSb. ftef Dr. Plt-
tcnger. of Raleigh. led the professional
Miss Esther Harris. sister OF the bride
was maid Of honor. and preceded tho
groom and his brother. Everett Scott
who was best man.
The bride entered with her brother.
Jack Harris. The altar was picturesque
~ improvised OF North Carolina ever
greens and white flowers. She was
given IN marriage by her father Col
onel William Harris the service be-
ing read By Or. Plttcngcr.
In the receiving line at the reception
were Colonel and Mrg. William Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam D. Scott. Mr.. anu
Mrs. c. l.. scott Of Amherst; Everett
Scott, OF TappaharnOck Miss Esther
! Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joubert
Of Amherst; Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Won
Gemminrcm. Victoria. Harry Stubbs
and Miss Hester Scott. OF Amherst: e.
l.. scott, il, AND Miss Mona Harris.
Pretty Wedding.
= pretty wedding VAS solcmniZed
Wednesday evening at 7:3o o'clock at
NJ. Carmel PRESBYTERIAN Church. Tur-
bevillc. when Miss jamie wilkins he
came the bride OF Thomas &. Howell.
OF oxford y g. The church was
! ranged In green and white with po;t.d
plants and white blooms banked on tho
pulpit. Tho bridal party stood be-
meath an arch OF running cedar the
center of which was festooned with
a huge white tulle bow Just before
Culpcpcr, sang AT DawninE"
The bride entered with her uncle. J.
l.. wilkins, who gave her away. Her
wedding dress was OF white satin
trimmed IN spanish lace and pearls
and she carried II shower bouquet o.
lilies ~ the VALLEY. Orange blossoms
were used TO faSten her Veil OF illu
sion. Miss Sarah wilkins, who at
tended her sister as maid OF honor,
wore Il quaint gown OF silver ,ulle over
charmcuse, and carried>an armful Of
roses. =. G. Howell. of oxford. y. G..
was best man the ceremony being
performed by W w Dogectt
The bridesmaids costumes were In
rainbow effect and made pretty
J background for the wedding ceremony.
They included Miss Mollie Bierly II
Cary Miss. In yellow tullc over char,
mcusc; Miss Edna White. OF oxford.
y. c. in blue tulle over charneuse
| finished in silver: Miss Clara Barrett.
OF Amherst III green tullc and silver:
Miss Russell Corbn. OF CulpcpcI In
pink ard silver. ana Miss Evelyn
towel. OF oxford y. g, iu lavender
iulic and silver They carried ttllle
baskets filled with swee,pcas. The
groomsmcu We're Messrs. Grady Har-
ris. OF oxford; =. VI. Pinny. : l.. Will
ldns. Rev. $. X Phillips ana Or. John
owen
society in Richmord where the bride
has many friends and relatives
Complimentary Card Party.
The Catholic Woman's club will give
a progressive card party 10 it's mem
hers this evening from, 10 II o'clock
in the knights OF Columbus Home.
\ number Of handsome prizes VIII be
given. ana "A buffet supper will follow
cards The affair promises to lac one
Of tho most elaborate of the late fall
season. The committee in charge is
composed OF the board Of directors.
with Mrs j. J. Williams as chairman
Wittknmp-Carr"ll.
\ pretty wedding of much interest
TOOK place Wednesday morning at 1880
o'clock at Sacred Heart Cathedral
when Miss virginia Catherine Carroll.
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. James -
Carroll. OF Lakeside, became the bride
of Louis & Wittkamp, son Of Mrs r.
Wittkamp. Jr.. OF Richmond.
Tho bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her in marriage
Her gown was OF creme meteor and her
veil was caught with orange bios
SONS She carried shower bouquet
Of Bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs r. O. Critz, sister of the groom
was matron of honor, and was gowned
in lavender crepe dc chine. and
carried lavender chrysanthemums
Felix NJ. Wittkamp. brother of the
groom. was best man. There were four
ushcrs. including Messrs. l.. II. Witt
kamp, T. o. Critz. J. T. Carroll Lr. and
T.. Grecnstrcet
The ceremony was celebrated with
nuptial mass, Very Rev. Father Felix
Y. Kaup being the cclcbrant. After
tho ceremony Il reception was held At
the home OF the bride.
Later In the evening Mr.. Wittkamp
ana his bride left for an extended trip
South. including Knoxville Tenn.
and other places of interest After
December 10 they will he at home at
$50 Brook Avenue.
IN AND OFT OF TOWN.