Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

!, Blanche Jones. the handsome daugh-
/ ter of Mrs. James Leigh Jones. and
/ Mr.. Chlide II. Radcliffe were married in
i 1915 Floyd avenue. The Rev. DR.. w. r. L..
| Smith, pastor of the Second Baptist
/ church performed the ceremony. as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. w. E. Hatcher.
The bride. sowned in white parne crepe
de chene, trimmed in point LACE and car
| rying Brides roses. entered with her
! brother-in-law. Mr.. B. L. Tyree, Of
! Durham. n. c.. who gave her away.
| The maid of honor, Miss Irene Winston,
over light blue ta,feta and carried white
chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids Misses Constance
Bates. OF Bon Air. and Brooks Phip-
pen, of this city. We're daintily gowned
! in white point d'esprit and carried chry--.
| santhemums. Master James Leigh Jones
| 1'yree, a nephew of the brid., bore
| the ring and wore a suit of white
broadcoth, trimmed in blue. The best
man was Mr.. Ollyn w. Gregory, of
Pittsburg, Pa, cousin Of the bride
groom
Rev G. e. B. Smith, formerly Of this
city, and Miss Eva Sanderson were mar
ried yesterday at the residence of Mr..
c. W. Anthony. near Evington in Camp
bell county. The ceremony was performed
| by the Rev. J. Sidney Peters. uncle of the
| bride Mr.. Smith has been member of
! the Virginia Conference for seven years,
and l.: an exceptionally talented preacher
/ Miss Sanderson has made her home Tor
! The pc st five years with the Rev. j. Sid
ney Peters. Her beautiful Christian char
acter and sweet, amiable disposition have
/! been observed and commented on by her
| large circle of acquaintance.
| On account Of the continued illness of
Mrs. Peters. the marriage was celebrated
| in the presence Of only a few most init
| mate friends. Judge William M. Smith,
! brother of the groom. acting as best man.
After visiting several points of interest
in the North. Mr.. Smith and his bride
viii reside at Sha ckelford, Va, on the
East King and Queen charge
Miss Elizabeth Seelinger and Mr.. Will
liam II. Bahen we're married ats o'clock
| Monday afternoon in the home Of the
bride. No. lis east Marshall street. by
the Rev. Father Johns, of ST. Mary's
church
The parlor and house decorations were
in pink carnations and palms and the
wedding marches were rendered by Mas
Ter Leslie Lothe
Ushers were Messrs. a. J. Black. D. f.
Doyle j. 0. Traylor. and l.. a Farley.
The maid of honor, Miss Rosa Bahen.
was gowned In cream etamine with cream
applique. The best man was Mr.. G.
Seelinger.
crepe with lace trimmings. and carried
Brides roses. After northern we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bahen will make
their home with the brides mother, at
No. lis east Marshall.
The Sue X. Gordon Whist Club met
Monday evening. when the top score was
made by Miss Gordon and Miss Florence
Tyler.
The Stay-at-home- WnIst Club met Tues
day evening with Miss Matte Harris There
was tie for the top score between Mrs.
Henningham Spi!man and Miss Matte
Harris, and Mrs. Bland Smith and Miss
Maria Harris. The next meeting will be
with Mr.. Tom Moore.
The Kate Wneelock Whist Club met Tues
day night with Mrs 7. D. Williams, when
duplicate whist was played. Mrs. Isaiah
White. guest of the club, and Mrs.
Charles Todd. making the highest score.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ed
mund Wcddill.
Mr. Carter Branch gave a handsome
supper Wednesday night at the West
moreland Club
Miss Louise Wingo. of Charlotte coun-
ty. is visiting Miss Branch Sutherland.
400 west Grace street
Mrs. Jack Taylor. of Henderson. n c..
who has been visiting Mrs George Smith.
left Wednesday for her home.
Mrs. Charles 7. o'Ferrall, and her
da lighter Miss Fclen C'Ferrall. enter
tanned at cards Wednesday evening in hon
or Of Miss Camille Hayes, of MorGanto~r,
w. Va
The handsome home of Ex-Governor
and Mrs. O'Ferrall was decorated with
palms and chrvsarthcnu1ns and the col
loco co'o-@ e '''e University of Virginia,
and Of Chapel Hill.