The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
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Social and
Personal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The wedding OF Miss Nellie Maria
Saunders, the daughter of Mrs. Perme!la
C. Saunders, OF .'lGlinwood" Louisa coun-
ty. to Mr. William Wise BoNley, the son
of MIR. and Mrs. James iBoxley, will be
celebrated at $50 p. NJ to-day in tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Waddey,
No. us West Grace Street, the Rev. John
y. bowman, Of All Saints Episcopal
Church. being the celebrant.
The parIors and halls will be pretty
decorated with palms and flowers. The
two little nieces of tho bride, Misses Mar
garet and Caroline Waddey, dressed III
white organdy, with pink ribbons, viii
from the aisle for the bridal party. cx-
tending through the rear to the bay
window of the great drawing room. where
the ceremony will be performed.
Miss Helen Waddey, wearing white In
dn silk and carrying a large bouquet of
violcts vii! he maid OF honor. The bride
Will enter with her brother, Mr.. David
Winsfell Saunders, and be given away
by him. She will be s;owncd in white
creme de chine: her Veil will be fastened
with sprays OF lily of the valley, aud
her flowers will be a shower of the same
fragrant blossoms.
The groom will be attended by his best
man, Mr.. t, Mansfield Boxlcy, of Louisa
Va Mr. and Mrs. BoNley will leave
by the l0:2S train for a delightful south
ern tour, which will include "a visit to ST.
Augustine and Palm Beach, Florill;
Havana, Cuba, and the Nrardi Gras IN
New Orleans.
When they return they will be temper
arilH in Huntington, w. Va, near which
place Mr.. BoSley, who is q contra ctor, Is
now engaged i'll business The young
couple are both highly connected anu
How {l,4s, ,.;n.r IT,
-Y'latter Of great interest to many friends
4 At the Woman's Club. 1t
Dr.. T, c. Woodward gave an exceeding.
ly fine address en- The Uses of Fiction
1T tho Woman's Club last afternoon,
showing the Indebtedness of humanity to
Chaucer., Fielding. Shakespeare, Scott
Dickens. George Eliot. Thackeray and
other mas terminds Of the past and pres
lent.
He held UP good fiction as an aid to HIS
tory. revealer Of character, COM
nlertator Of the gospels DR., Woodward
had q large audience. who fully appre-
plated his most interesting lecture. Guests
OF the afternoon were Mrs +. c. Wo>d-
ward. Mrs. James Tyler. Mrs. Z. d. Price.
Mrs. G. r. Capcrton, Miss Annie Patte--
son, OF New York, and Mr.. Virslaius
Newton
Mrs Thomas Lenry poured coffee. an$
Mrs. L. D. Aylett tea.
Among the out-of-town guests We're
Mrs Rcnhardt Of Pla!pNeld, N j.; Miss
Lou Seawell. of Gloucester the sister OF
Miss Mollie Elliott seawel, the authorass:
Mrs George Il, Finch. of Boydton; Miss
Hattie r. Gresham of King William
county; Miss White. Of Abingdon: Miss
Lena Learv. Of Amelia; Mrs, r, C. Sell
! Irat, a,,I FRS pF
cestcr: Miss Molly Payne, of Harrison.
burg: Mrs Mclu,osh. of TowsGn, Md
Miss simns. of Halifax county; Miss
CIrImsley, OF Culpeper; Miss Addie New
of Portsmouth and Mrs. =. II. Reppert
% Pennsylvania
Or. Waiter Page, Of New York, will +,
at the Woman's Club for the arternoo,
Of February 18Th, Club members can pr,
cure tleir tickets for Mr.. ELLSWORTH.
lecture. February 23d. at the club, aftc
Thursday next.
Az the progressive euchre game ys,c,
last Saturday Mt the Albemarle Club 10
the benefit of the Missouri table, Consad
crate Bazaar, Miss NJ, Il. Moore won IN
fist prize The second and third fell t
Mrs Landon b Edwards and Miss I'D
wards.
The ladies' Of the Missouri table mos
Thoroughly appreciate their Use of III
club. md the fact that throus-
the hlNdHrss Of an ex-Confederat
md prominent hotel man and o
orc Of the known florists thei
tahas and decorations We're FUR
n'shed, y meeting of The committee yes
terday morning in the home of Nlrf
j. c. Iiagan showed the success Of III
game in The sum realized
The annual meeting Of the Rebekal
Peterhln Memorial Association viii b.
held NJ No. II West Grace street wed
resday, February nth. Al l2 o'clock.
The Richmond German
The Richmond german ma a behutlfr
dance n tho Masonic Temple last nigh,
followed by supper at the Jefferso
Ilo.el Among the many prominent gu,
ofrtown guests We're Mrs. and Mis-
gainhnrdt, IF Plainfed. n, j.
Among the many attractions presente
70 the Richmnt ioahubiic under tho au,
p!ces ~ the Wfezun's Club few ha7
sguallsd In excel the illustrated his