The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

3t,e season has opcired most nuspl-
d,s1y Ii Richmond. aud the round OF
sitnfp turing the past. week gave the
ESutn1,tes Il plenty to do aid to think
SUIT Xxx
NM Richmond Club will lead IN tho
&sntf1r or the german season. Its initial
&iice taking place Tomorrow night.
ssfdebutantes will tnk:n tlrair first real
klnre into the whirl Of social afla,rs
8stho germans. The list Is such Il long
%h HI Richmond and includes. this year.
lisa number Of lovely girls that .ne
%,ition ,f bright young faces and fig
Sis something to afford unusual
Rspectiye and realistic pleasure.
35he preredcnt established BY the Rich
lid Club will be followed quickly By
H8nther organization the first celebrh-
Eb, ills season by the Richmond Cotillon
83b8heing fixed for Friday, December
Ns,isand that TO be gwen by the Rich
8tld Assembly. for Monday. December
IND bill room of the Masonic Temple
@5l2be,sed by each of the different CLUBS.
Sssl ns lent falls early. all of the gayctH
$,sible will be crowded into the few
glsks which will makn the season limit.
az orenin., and the christmas germans
5{sch.s In the case of the Assembly, Will
8s,btIess be one and The same. are gen.
#gIlyGdistin through the attractive
lures introduced and the rule will be
abtless observed this year.
Weddings in Prospect.
lSSext Tuesday evening December 18th,
Bss@ Martha Greshnm Pollard. the
lrilter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robin
GGPollard. and Mr.. John Gibson. Jr.,
jfal xnown in the social world Of Rich
midland associated in business with
US Albemarle Paper Company. VIII be
srricd at G.SO o'clock in Grove Avenue
1ptist church. the Rev. DIR. j. Is. liaw"
alrne officiating
8Ifle wedding OF Miss Lydia Louise, the
Nrhter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Har-
gi5of NO. 1886 West Grace Street, to Mr..
fired S.. GOODWIN, the Southern rep
Ssntativc or the Richmond Paper Man
#sctlrinE Company and the son or
ssige G. S. GOODWIN. OF Nottowny cotn-
lis scheduled for December 10th.
lie ceremony will be performed in the
ns OF the bride and will take place
IN P. NJ. The bride will be attended
&iher maids OF honor Miss India Davies
#bdwyn, OF Nottoway tho sister OF the
8top1. and by her sister, Miss Minnie
Iris. Mr.. Travis Epes. OF Nottoway,
4 be hestiman.
Afr.3.and Mrs Joseph II. Vaughan am
s1nce the approaching marriage of their
8aghter, Belle Ruth to Mr.. Frank Pow
8}I Jones. on Wednesday, December
81, at their residence, No. 2l0 North
lrty-second Street
liIr85and Mrs. w. B. w. Brooking, of
}ihanl.pEVa., announce the approaching
$lr.riage OF their daughter. Sallie. to DR..
nj V1nIcnSVlllc, E.
SFho ceremony will be performed Thurs
I, December 31st, in Byrd Presbyterian
slrch, Mt BALKAN, Va.
Mulford-Clark.
$he marriage of Miss Phoebe Howison
srkstoi Mr.. William Wheeler Aluiiord,
New York on Tuesday next, VIII be
I5.co;led by an entertainment to the
|@sal party, given in the home Of the
|3ilc,s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark,
lSE"Hanistcr Lodge on the evening OF
aembcr 18th.
Tina ceremony will take place the next
III. ut 4 80 p. NJ. in Trinity Episcopal
ISi,rch. south Boston, Va. which VIII
beautifully decorated in holly and
lAning pine. by friends OF the bride.
lge Rev. Campbell D. Mayors VIII DC
celcbrant
|he bridal party Will enter the ch'rcn
Ibtho tullOWlnS oitter.s NJ - ne go
lace. of Richmond, and Mr.. George
Inlock, of Boston, Mass, groomsmcn;
Is Lima Clark and Miss Mhs s,, oi "a, III
5yeI taffeta ana picture hats, with
Iauuets Of white carnations.
tiss ethel Clark, the maid Of honor
LII come next. She will wear white
null. a white lace hat and carry
roses
heP3hridc who will follow her mait
honnr an the arm of her father. viii
II wlite crepe dc chine and lace over
liherty silk, and Clifton foundation
I.,,s = shower of Bride roses.
ha1F,vi,, he met ut tho altar by th,
An and Ills best man. NJ. Roland j
lford, lis brother
fter the ceremony, Mr. ana MIS- Mui
d will leave immeAate'y ..iof lnc'
ne in st. Louis, = :"
Hiss Clark Is a descendant OIL Pa'r'e'
nry, is otherwise prominently con ,
tied. and Is well known in Richmond
,iss Ethel May Burgess, the daugh
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Burgess