Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
65th YEAR

AoehiotiOiC CtuiH6p nave Dcen SCneu-
uled for the first week in September
There arc to be several prominent nup-
tlal events for this and the coming
week, and the smart set will be out In
force to attend them. Others are quiet
home ceremonies. to be celebrated in
the presence OF small companies of rel
attves and friends. and the receptions
following them Will be small. Society
here Ia much interested in the marriage
OF Miss Lucille Campbell Cassel, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward
Casscl. of East Rndford, to James Quee
Taylor. son Of Charles Gairloch Taylor,
OF Glnter Park. This wedding is to be
quietly celebrated on Thursday at
"Casselton." the country estate of the
brides parents. Rev. J. Harry Whit
more. of the Central Presbyterian
Church. will of1iciate, and both bride
and groom will be unattended.
Miss Cassel has frequently visited In
Richmond the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Vincent Adamson. and has been
much entertained here. Both che and
Mr.. Taylor are widely related. They
Will make their home here following ::
wedding journey.
A number of Richmond guests will
80 to Athens. Ga. this week to be pres
ent at tho marriage Of Miss Martha
Susan Phinizy. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Billups Phinizy. TO Leroy Pratt
Percy. The wedding will also be a
homo function, and takes place at high
noon on Wednesday. Tho Phinizys
have cottage at the White Sulphur
Springs and have been prominent in
Southern society for many genera
lions
For the coming fall inonths a great
many big weddings will play an I'M
portant part In the social calendar
: Pretty brides-to-be have becn In the
North attending TO the interesting de-
tails of trousscaus and the costumes
for their attendants during the past
several weeks, and at least four en-
Sagements viii be announced very
shortly. Many of the marriage plans
are as yet not decided upon, and the
list OF bridesmaids and groomsmen ia
still matter of moment. Later in
tho season the debutantes will occupy
the center OF the stage. but for the
present the fall bride. her wedding
and her maids hold the attention OF
the fashionable set now concluding It's
summer season at shore and mountain
resort. BRENT WITT
1lllcy-Buchnnnn.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Buchanan, of this
city announce the engagement and an
Harriet TO Lieutenant Benjamin + TIL
ley. Jr., L. s. ". son of the late Rear
admiral b. +. Tillcy. l.. s. ", and Mrs.
1i!ley. Of Annapolis Md. The wedding
VIII be celebrated some time in the
coming fall.
Miss Fourqurcnn TO Wed.
Colonel and Mrs G.. Percy Halves
nave issued Invitations 10 the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Martha Evans
Fourqurcan. TO George Bonner White
nj 10Th la II pa Z. ,D,ar 81 =,
Richmond bar. The ceremony will take
place Tuesday morning. September !, at
o'clock, In Grace Episcopal Church.
The wedding, although n quiet home
AFFAIR. Is OF much interest, and num-
Der Of charming functions have been
given for the bride elect.
Moving to Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles de Geer have
returned TO their apartment at the
-Chcstcrficld prior to their departure
for Baltimore where they expect to
make their future home. Mrs. de Gecr
has spent the summer season with rela-
lives at Canada, and Mr.. de Geer has
heer at the University of Virginia for
tho past several months
Notored to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Walton and
their children, Margaret and Court
landt Walton, Jr., have returned to
I Richmond. after spending the month OF
August at Woodbcrry Forest. near
Orange. Mr.. and Mrs. Walton and their
family motorcd to Richmond from
Orange and also took n short trip in
their machine through Cumberland and
Powhatan Counties. They are now at
Buck Hill" for a few weeks, before
opening their house on the Three Chopt
Road.
Prominen, Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whyte, Of Bal
timore hava announced the engage
ment OF tho, daughter. Eliza c.. to
Laurence RLberts Carton, OF Chicago.
tho wedding to be solemnizcd In Janu-
airy. The sister of Miss Whyte, Miss
Louise Hollingsworth Whyte. whose en-
Easement to James Carroll Schenck
was recently made public. will be mar
ried this autumn. Miss Whyte is the
granddaughter OF the late William
Pinkney Whyte, OF Maryland. who was
United States senator at the time of his
death having been at one time Cover
nor OF Maryland and also Mayor OF
Baltimore. Mr.. Carton, who now lives
in Baltimore, Is member of several or
the leading clubs. including the Bali-
( more Club and the Green Spring VAL
ley Hunt Club. where he has been
y spending the greater part OF the sum-
mer
4 Marriage Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Flippen, Of To-
fba ccovllle, announce the marriage OF
8their daughter. Virginia. to Norman Fl.
,4parker, of this city. the ceremony hav-
ing taken place recently In Washing
ton. Rev. Mr.. Chambers, Of Washing
ton. OBLIGATED
Eat Country Place.
|, MT and Mrs. Howard Randolph Gano,
4 formerly of this city. but now of Char
lotte, N. c., are tho guests of Mrs.
L Gano's brothers, Messrs. George and
D. r. williams, 1T their country place.
"IVayside," near Danville. Mr.. Gano
y will return to Charlotte after the week.
4 end, but Mrs, Gano will spend several
: weeks at her old home. She will have
as her guests at "Waysidc" her sister
in Jaw, Miss Rachel Gano. of Pattern
burg. n. j., and Miss Bessie Dunn. her
cousin, from Southwest Virginia.
At Ocean View.
Among tho guests registered at the
DiGGs Cottage, Ocean View, during the
mast week were tho following:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Lottier. Stuart j.
Lottier, Jr., Newport News; Mr.. and
VIC T, Il Alexander RaleiEh: Mrs