The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The wedding Of Miss Christine Weston
Sinclair and Mr.. William Fremaine
Wyatt took place Wednesday evening.
February 18th, at 0 o'clock, In tho home
Of the grooms mother, Mrs. Henry G.
WYATT. Of No, 1ls Macon Street, Brook
lvD N. y.
The marriage ceremony was performed
under a bower and tho rooms. decorated
In green and white. were banked with
pnlnls and flowers An aisle formed with
white ribbon extending from tho lower
part OF tho bower to the end OF the par
lor made very pretty and pleasing eff
feet
Preceding tho bridal party came Mrs.
Henry g. Wyatt. the mother OF the
groom. In black spangled net, chiffon
trimming, opals and diamonds. with Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Bingham. The matron
OF honor, Mrs. George a. Wilkenshofi.
wore white crepe dc chine. garnit,lred IN
Irish lace medallions. she carried pink
roses tied with white tulle
Master Henry Read Bingham was ring
L"aTer. and Miss Louise Bingham flower
girl, shc having a basket Of pink and
White carnations. Mr., Samuel j. Graz
ham was best man to the groom. Mr..
Arthur 9. Hartich and Mr.. Dortraln
e. scudder ofticiated as ushcrs. The
best man was presented with pearl
crescent and star scarf pin, the ushcrs
initial cuff buttons and the ring-bearers
set Of gold cuff buttons. by the groom.
The bride. pretty blonde. was gewned
In white moirc with duchesse lace
fonnces and berthe. Her flowers were
bride roses and her gift to her matron
OF honor and flower girl was gold
heck chain to each. In the union OF
:ouns lady from Maine the native State
OF the BRIDE to young man originally
srom Richmond, though for some years
a resident Of Hrooklyn. North and South
were. indeed, brought together.
During his stay In Brooklyn. Mr.
Wyatt has become well known in ANA.
teur tneatrleals and musical circles, hav,
Ing played many parts In the same and
at one period was at the head OF one OF
bronk:Nh's most popular banjo. guitar
aud mandolin clubs, the Tuxedo af-
forwards known as the Oxford" He
las also tecn very active member In
thu Kings County Wheelmen for some
time. serving in an official capacity for
three years. also as chairman Of the En-
tertainment Committee for like period,
and there are many who Will remember
With l.l"asu,'t S, me Of the very SUCCESS
ful entertainments gotten up by him. He
has also been engaged lately In politi-
cal work In the rwenty-third Ward.
lending his services whenever needed
MIR. aud Mrs Wyatt. who were the re-
cinents Of many beautiful. as well as
Useful. presents, are now taking bridal
TIP. They will go, about March the
first. to Los Angeles, Cal, which Is TO
nc their future home, and where Mr..
Wyatt will engage In business with his
father.
Patriotic rleetings.
An important meeting OF the AIssls-
sppi table in the Confederate Bazaar
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
in the home of Miss Caroline Holiday,
No. 315 West Franklin Street
The Hebrew Memorial Association met
last afternoon at No. $40 East Franklin
Street and arrangements for the tea
TO be given February 18th In Lee Camp
Hall for the benefit of the Confederate
Bazaar we're perfected.
Tho receiving party will be the Off.
GERS Of the association. Miss Isoline
Moses. Mrs Sam Cohen, Mrs. Isaac
Thalhimer, Mrs. Sycle. Mrs. l. V. Nor
ris, Mrs. Z. a, Ezekiel and Mrs r.
G. Levy.
The hall Will be beautifully decorated
in red and white and reception hours
will extend from S to 10 P. NJ. A fine
musical programme will be given both
in the afternoon and evening, The la
dies Of the association will be glad to
SSASSAAS
large crowd attend the tea.
a Washington tea for Juveniles will
be given from 3 to S in the afternoon
OF February 21st at the Parish Hall.
Barton Heights. This tea will be un-
ter. chairman Of the Tennessee table at
the bazaar,
The whist tournament played last night
at the Woman's Club for the benefit OF
the Confederate Bazaar Association
was great success in noint of numbers
and otherwise. Mrs. Isaiah Whites
applauded. as were the decisions of the
umpires. Mr.. rutherford. Mr.. Monta-
que and Judge Minor.
Another brilliant event Of last even.
ing was the progressive euohre which
took place for the Georgia table of the
bazaar in the Virginia Club. with Mrs.
D. G. Richardson managing the game.
and amy number Of the young society
people Of the city in attendance
The COMMITTEES OF the Florida table
willNmeat with Mrs. q. W. f, BLOCK, OF
No. 2os East Franklin Street: to-day
at noon.
Tickets for, the valentine party to he
given this afternoon at Balvldere Hall
by Miss Mary Fhomas' Auxiliary for me
Home of Incurables can be proclrea
from the president of the auxiliary Miss
Mary Thon7as; tho vioe-president, Miss
Margaret p, strlngfellow; the secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. It. A. Weller,
Messrs. Nowlan, I.umsden and Buoh-
anan have sent several handsome prizes
ia be offered for the target shooting.
Cream, cake and homemade candy Will
he sold
The yalant'ne entertainment to he
given bv Mrs r., T. Hunar and Mrs.
VI, i, Johnson far the henef1t Of the
sauth carollna table In the Confeder-
ate 6Razaar5 will talse place at 8 o'clock
this evanlng, @
,The hnstesses wish to emphasize the
fact that no invitations have been is
sued, hut that they will be clad to SEQ
all their friends who are interested in
the Confederate cause
cupid's Contest.
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