The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-13
Social and
Personal

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The wedding of Miss Florence Nebinger
Anthony, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Anthony, of No. S15 West Grace
Street, to Mr.. James Ellison Failing of
0 P M. yesterday IN the home of the
brides parents. the Rev. John Y. Down
man, Of All Saints Episcopal Church,
being the celebrant.
The first and second floors OF the
Anthony home We're canvased in white
Drapings were In tilmy white net and
decorations in palms, maidenhair ferns
and daisies kessnich's orchestra rem
dered beautiful programme while the
guests We're assembling and during recep-
ton hours. The bridal party entered to
the chorus from Lohengrin, and during
the reading of the service the Intermezzo
from Cavaleria Rusticana was played
softly.
The ceremony was performed in the
front drawing room, where the bay win
dow was filled in with palms and banked
with daisies. From the net draperies
testoons of smilax were caught back on
either side to onyx pedestats, on which
rested silver candelabra with tall white
wa4en tapers. The bride entered on the
arm of Mr.. Joseph Anthony, her father
She was very beautiful and graceful in
her wedding gown Of white crepe de chine
Tith a berthe OF rose point duchesse lace,
:, treasured family possession. Her veil
Vas fastened with HE of the valley,
End she carried a shower bouquet of
these flowers In her hand. The groom,
With his best man, Mr.. ]. Warren knepp,
II Roanoke, advanced TO meet the bride
end her father at the altar.
The two maids OF honor. Miss Ethyl
5ic-gurdy and sisss Julia Walton, were
1sadsoh5eis alfred in apple green nous
seline and han arlnfuls Of daisies and
ulaid@nha!r ferns.
III. Il Seldom TEylor. Jr., Mr Walter
s!tcer, o. Roaaoke; Nr, Temlstoces
1[zGEca, NJ Porto Rico, and Dir. Thomag
o Anthony, the brother Of the bride,
otSctateG as rsfers
4. the reception. which was held after
M marriage. Mrs. Joseph Anthony, the
nrsas,s rr.oraer. wore an elegant blacl,
ret ro5e ernbroLdsyed IN Jet. over yhite
LzEstz, with diamond ornaments
AtrE. Mary - Alexander. Of - ashing-
t0o, D. C., 5lrE Autaony'E sister, had
~ olaci, etnbro!dered crepe de chine with
diamonds
.d.ss Jessie Hampton Haley. Of Ken
tticky, was in white Paris mousgelne
with lace trimmings and q pink liberty
satin sash. rope and brooch OF pearls.
afrs. L. i. Carlisle. Of Gaia. Va. In gray
inGusseline de sole, garDitured in white
lace and chiffon.
-hihS III Etr lOi4tIht " iSb"Ili2 iJfecn,
In white etamine with antique lace
Floral decoration in the dining room
followed the color scheme in green and
white elsewhere observed. The Inantelg
We're banked in daisies ana ferns. and the
able was covered In white lace over green
with border of daisies and smilax, and
II square plaque of the daisies IN tho
center. fringed with fern sprays The
minis, cakes Ices and salads were all
in green and white, the fun menu being
dainty and delicious. Crystal candelabra
md white tapers We're placed on the table
and around the room.
Among the out-of-town guests We're:
Mr., Joseph Hannen, OF Washington, d. c, /;
MIR. and Mrs, p. w. Lee, OF Falls Church,
Va, Misses Lear. Of Kentucky; Mr.. Oliver
Tesrill Miss Susie Pollard, of Bowling
Green; Mr., and Mrs, Arthur B, Wood
and Miss Grace Vaughan, of Petersburg;
Mrs. Cyrus Marsh, Of Ashland. Va.
Mrs. L. p. Carlisle served punch and
Mrs. Rufus Williams, Airs, l. P. Ramos
aud Mrs Jessie Briggs assisted III the
dlning-room.
MI, and Mrs Failing left by the Ches-
areake and OHIO Railroad at 1890 O'Clock
'ast night for Hot Springs. va. After a
yisit 10 this popular resort they viii take
trip West before returning to their
home in. Washington, where Mr. Failing
engaged in the brokerage business,
the brides golng-away gown was OF
p!ue lpuia[o, with nat and gloves 10
correspond Presents IN silver, GU; glass,
bric-a-brac. china and pictures testified
70 the lavish and loving remembrance OF
friends
Auxiliary Formed.
Mrs. Duncan. OF louisville. organized
Young Woman's Auxiliary TO the SVo.
,,lap's Christian Association at a ynectinp
held in the association hall for that pur.
roRe yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. II. l.. Lorraine, who was appointed
chairman for the auxiliary, has called a
meeting for Friday week, May 22d, at No
fcs-7li East Franklin Street I.ight re-