The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22

which all friends are warmly Invited
to participate.
Small bags are being distributed with
tho following unique lines attached-lInes
written for a similar occasion by the
beloved founder and first president Of
the Retreat" the late Mrs. Anahel Jen-
kins. The lines say:
THE Social Committee, with greeting
most hearty.
Invite you to attend your own birthday
party
Please bring or send back the little bag
We have sent,
With as many round pennies as years
you have spent, Y
Which we hope have been. many. both
useful and bright;
While the amounts kept dark twill to
others bring light,
Kind friends, we will give you some good
things to eat,
And feel sure the needy will enjoy your
treat" o
Tho Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety will meet Wednesday, November
25th, to elect officers, regents and vice.
regents for the year, the present lncum-
bents TO hold over to December 9Th, the
date Of the annual meeting. Vice-regents
are requested to be present to nominate
their regents, alternates and committees.
The treasurer will be present at II 80 A.
AT. to receive dues for the ensuing year.
The Board OF Managers OF the Pres
hyterian and Methodist Home for
Ladies', No. SID North Seventh Street,
desire to beg all friends of this nsti-
tuition TO remember in making contrlbu
tons on Thursday. Thanksgiving Day.
that this is a noble charity.
Donations of all kinds will be thank
fully received and are much needed.
The hour for the wedding Of Miss Ethel
Caroline Shelburne to Dr. Thomas
pemocal Armistead, of Roanoke, Va,
has been changed from $3.50 r. NJ to
S a. NJ. Of Tuesday, December 9Th. the
c,acrnony to take place from the horne
Of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sllas shelburne, or No. els East Frank
lin Stleet.
The ceremony will be witnessed only
by the immediate families Of bride and
groom. No invitations have been issued.
but announcement cards will follow the
wedding. asE
Morgan-Swasey
The Morning Star IF A1eadvlle, Pa.
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count Of the nuptials Of we'll known
society man OF Richmond:
a very attractive white and pink
wedding occurred at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs William s, Morris IN Ola
mond Park Wednesday, last. when Mr..
Richard Davis Morgan was married to
Miss Gracs swascy, the sister Of Mr..
Morris The Rev. George w, how're.
rector OF Christ Church. offic!ateh using
the double ring ceremony Of the Epsco-
pal Church.
The attending party consisted at Mls:;
Helen Stevens, OF Richmond, Va, who
was maid OF honor, and Miss Helen
Frances Morris, the BRIDES niece, who
served rs a flower girl. Mr., Morgan's
brother. Branch p, Morgan, Of Rich
mond attended the groom as hest man.
and after the reception, which followed,
breakfast was served at small tables.
The house was attraetiyely decorated
and the scena during the ceremony and
immediately after was a very pretty
ono.
The bride was gowned In white panne
creme de chin. and duohesse lnco, She
carried shower bouquet made Of white
roses .
The maid OF honor wore an attractive
frock made OF broadooth and lace, with
pink roses applgued on the waist Her
hat one Ct tho picture variety, was
made Of white HEAVIER. Tho Flower girl
vas gownsd IN white organd" and lace.
Both tho maid OF honor and the flower
girl carried pink bouquets.
Mrs Morris was most banomlnsly
gowrcb In black brncaded taffeta and
point lace. III is
Among Tho Richmond guests at tho
wedding were Mr. and Mrs aeprgs w.
Stevens. r'no bride and groom, who arc
now enIoving their wedding trip, Will re-
turn to Richmond about the first OF De
cembcr, Mrs, Morgan has frequently
visited Mrs, Stevens, and has 'Fany
friends in Richmond,
Piano Club Recital,
The recital given hN the Plano Club
on Wednesday, afternoon was delightfully."-
With more expression and hrllllancy
IEe,, he IA & 3tWn KinterS tbs. club ha =