The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
Social and
Pe,sonnl

4 Mra Henry j. l1arris, Of NO. $50 We t'1
x Grace street. and was an event IN "ii WIN
4 society was much Interested.
House decora tions we're III PAINS. tiu.u-
enhnir ferns, white roses and pink Gu.
nntions The parors and halls we're can.
,.nscd IN white and the front pnrlor. where
4 IN, ceremony was performed by the Key.
1nro Withcrspoon, Of Grace Street Pres
!. hvte,lnn Church, assisted BY the KEY:
III y. Downman, Of All Saints Episcopi..
Church and the Rev. 9. r. kuSk, OF
I,nrton Heights. was altogether IN sreea
and white, the altar having na ck 81 onnd
II palms, and mant,sls oelyE oiiheo
4 -,,th ferns and flowers III,
little ribbon holders In pretty Wn WIZ,
resumes were Miss Marie Mosby WI
k,nson and Master John Nnsh irta,,s,
T,hev formed an aisle OF white ribbons
punched with white carnations. throug"
which the bridal party passed
THE bride came In with her father nl'9 nm,
vas met at the altar BY the groom INV
his best man, Mr.. travis Epes, ,o,vr
loway county. She wore lovely s ',.,.n
~ gray crepe de chine, trimmed IN White
lara and chiffon n picture hat, ana cur
Sod shower boouet OF Bride roses.
she was attended by her maids OF
b5nor Miss india Davis Goodwin, OF
Nottoway. the sister of the groom. ana ns
her sister Miss Mildred Shelton t1a,ri .,
1he maids were Handsomely at'..su ~
uhIte orgnndy, with white tule sasnes'
nheir flowers were white carnations. MT
amesE Anderson and Mr.. Il. j. harris
were the groomsmen. -, 10
,rha ceremony was witnessed by inc
families and friends of tho CONTRACTING
nsrties Miss Mary Anderson, Of Amelia,
Miss Mary Davis, Of Goochlanu' 5uuso
u &. II. GOODWIN, Of Nottoway. ana ~
writ GOODWIN, of Sunderland, MASS,
the father and brother OF the st eo"o'''t'''
being among those present.
Mr., and Mrs Goodwin left last evening
4 Tor a Northern tour. They Will return
10 make their home at No. $50 west
Gracc street. Mr.. GOODWIN being tho
Southern repres enta tive Of the Richmond
paper Manufacturing Company
/. invita- tions have been received In Rich
B mono from MT. and Mrs. John Paul Jones
for the celebration of the tWenty-tltth
anniversary of their marriage.
EThe anniversary will fall on January
f ID 1904 and the celebration will be held
from s to Il o'clock Of that day IN the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, NO. looa
west Lexington Street. opposite Frank
I lin Square, Baltimore, Md.
Miss Martha Gresham Pollard and mr.,
1ohn Gibson, Jr., were quietly married
ana Mrs. Henry Robinson Pollard, OF
mo. e1e West Grace Street. Mt $3.50 O'Clock
last evening. The ceremony was VII
nessed only by the families Of the bride
and groom
Mulford-Clark.
marriage of decided interest took
place in Trinity Episcopal Church, south
Boston, Va, yesterday. when MISS Phoepe
Howison Clark, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clark, of "Banister Lodge
and MIR. william Wheeler Milford, or
4 New York were married, the noun ~ VIC
ceremony being 1:3O p. M, ana the cele-
brant the Rev. Campbell D. Mayors.
1.-THE bride, wearing white crepe de chlne
and lace over @ liberty silky and chltlon
Foundation and carrying Bride foses'
~ came In with ner father
Her maid Of honor. Miss Ethel Clark,
who Immediately preceded her, had on
white silk null, and white lace nat. fet'
bcuuuct was Of La France roses.
Miss Lima and Miss Elise Clark, tho
two bridesmaids, were in Nile green SILK
null. and picture hats, their flowers be-
ing white carnations.
The church was beautifully decorated
in Christmas greenery by the prlae
friends. The groom awaited the coming
of the bride at the altar with ms oes'
man. MIR, Roland j. milford. his brother
B Other attendants were Mr.. Charles Bruce
az Richmond, and Mr.. George Winlock
4 OF Boston, Mass.
The bride and groom left after thell
r,arriage for St Louis Mo-, their iuture
fomo
Miss Belle Ruth Vaughan will be mar r,
ried to-day to Mr.. Frank Powers Jone!
In the home of her parents, mr.
and Mrs. Joseph H. Vaughan, of No. II
North Thirty second Street
Tho patlor' Of the Rev. Father II.
NIcKeefrey. Of st. Patrcks Church, was
the scene last night OF the marriage
Miss Hattie Lee Jordan, the daughter o
Mr.. Gidwell Jordan OF Fulton, to Mr.
John Daily, electrician of the American
Tobacco Company, Mr.. and Mrs. Dial.
viii have their future residence on Ful
ton Street
Daughters Tea,
a nretty entertainment of yesterday
afternoon was given by Miss Lucy Claire
Atkinson to tie Old Dominion Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Of which she Is regent
A talk given by the Rev. DIR, Robert II
Strange after the business meeting, OF
Tie doctors recent visit to Palestine
3 proved most enjoyable, as did the socla
tea which followed.
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the Revolutionary colors IN red. whit
and blue, the table being daintily set u
antiqu, silver and cut glass.
The table center-pie was "a miro
reflecting liberty bell within clrcl
OF gilt stars. depending from red, whit
and blue ribbons. Mrs. Sidney ]. bud
ley, Of Hampton. Va, was assisted !
serving BY Miss Dew, Miss Anne WIS
Mayo. Miss Ethel Walker Atkinson an
Miss Annie Reddy. Mrs. Christian Clar
poured coffee and Miss Meade Burwe
was at the tea table
t,A On Friday, December 18th, at o'cloc(
IN the lecture room OF Christ Church,
"silver tea" will be given by the yes
rrent department OF the Chancel Gull
to raise money for vestments. s!lvt
offering will be received at the door
Personal Mention.
Mr. Patrick Henry Bruce, who has bee
n.cent,y studying art IN New York. lie
for Paris "Wednesday. December OF
where lie vii! continue his art studio
Misses Marianne Meade and Lou Bel
Catesby Jones left last Saturday to n
tend the marriage OF Miss Tucker Clark