The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
10, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Social and
Personal
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

N bout ten days ago DR.. and and MIS- itS"
II WYthersp oon left Richmond to De PRES
% y the marriage Of the Rev. Harvey 'i
i nr,,rdock and Miss Saunders IN Dal1yili''
4 4, last Thursday. Mr.. Murdoch IS i: MIS- 3
1Vitherspoon s brother ana ltle - ~.
\ erformed the ceremony. 80,
y'a17ro1n Danyille DR.. and Mrs, WINE VI
.nnn,, went TO u Nashville, where IT.
Il Nvit herspoon was for many years pastor
tae1tl,a FIRST Presbyterian Church. IN an
4 tic,nn tIon Of their coming. the LADIES OF
"a Ahis church prepared an entertull''' i,l'
q - which the Nashville American gives
the following account: ), :. J..
5ss ..The reception given Saturday after
s,,non I'm pment to Or. and MIS-.
* 5Jere Wltherspoon by the woman
5 Guild OF the First Presbyterian churc,l.
assisted by the Cleaners, was a largely
8 attended affair. Members Of the con.
\ gregaton were there IN numbers l1,,' ~ W.
7. ,ss representatives from other Prespy-
A terian churches OF the city, and there
4 we're many from other denominations VINO
Il can11e, to give cordial greeting TO Dr.. ana
4 nIrs EItherspoon, who were so much pc
~ ioved during their residence In Nashville
E The church parors were beautl11cd ana
frightened by groups Of palms ana pottcu
X plants and bouquets Of fragrant spring
movers. The Receiving Committee were
u composed OF Mrs. A. NJ. Shook, chairinan'
Mrs. w. S. Settle, Mrs w W, Berry,
4 Mrs. D. +. Williams, Mrs. J. w
brown Mrs. George ". Fall and the
Cleaners gave cordial welcome 70 az ne
guests. who were served with refresh
III ,nents throughout the reception hours.
The affair was informally planned, but
delightful and interesting occasion.
d Last SundW-Dr Witherspoon occupied
n 4he pulpit .in.. the.' First Presbyterian
Church morning aud evening, and at.,both
services throngs were in attendance.
showing the affcctionate remembrance in
(which the former pastor is still held.
Hankins-Ware. ii
The wedding of Miss Daisy Scott Ware.
ihe daughter Of Mrs. Mary Coleman
4 ware. OF No. 400 North Twenty-sevcnth
I. street, and Mr. Albert Winfree lTankins.
was celebrated at $3.50 P. M. yesterday.
+ In the Third Christian Church, the pastor,
4 the Rev Preston a. Cave officiating.
The bride. gowned in tailored cos
tune of dark blue cloth carried shower
bouuuet Of white roses and lilies of tho
valley She was attended by her maid Of
honor Miss Agnes Mccarthy, who wore
tan crepe de chine and had cluster Of
Ia France roses.
Mr.. Walter Holiday was best man..
Other attendants were Mr., Henry Elicit,
Mr.. John Pindcr, Mr.. Philip Rogers, OF
North Carolina: Mr., Dougas Leake, Mr.,
Tom Pendleton. and Mr.. Armistcad
4 Crump. After the ceremony the bridal
party were entertained at dinner given
ut tho Jefferson Hotel,
Bridal presents received by the young
couple were beautiful. the firm of Wingo,
Icllett and Crump, with which Mr., Han
t l,ins has been associated In business for
Il a number OF years, sending very hand
some chest OF silver. Among the out-of-
4 town guests who witnessed the ceremony
were Mrs, Sarah Holiday Hnnkins and
Miss Mary Hanklns, the mother and sis
ter of tho gToorn Mrs. NJ. II. Gardner.
H Miss Sara Gardner and DIR. Philip p,
M Fendleion. all of Cuckoo, Louisa county.
IVA.
Mr.. and Mrs IIankins left last night
II u for a northern tour Instead of returning
8g to Richmond they will travel south for
sepera months.
Richardson--Cahill.
IA Invitations have been received In Rich
* mond from Mrs Cahll for the marriage
nf her daughter. Miss Dorothy Cahil, Il
Mr.. Archer Lee Richardson, OF this city
The ceremony will be performed OF
4, "Wednesday. April I'D, at 1890 A, NJ, IL
the home of the BRIDES mother. No 70
e8 Oyertpn Street. Newport, Ky The younl
couple will be at home after the first o
May at No. 20s East Main Street, Rich
ncnd.
Of many attractions and accomplishments
Is already well known to many member
!. OF Richmond society through several Wis
its made here TO Mrs w ]. Bount,