The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
GERMAN IN
DANVILLE
liz Was One OF the Most Bril-
liant Events Of the Season.
WEDDING Il At HIGH NOON
"A. Large Number of Guests We're Pres.
q ent at the Marriage Of Miss Annie
billiard Gravely TO Mr.. Richard
4 Nv Smith, In Danville,
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DANv1LLE, VA, April 1s,--one Of the
most brilliant society events Of the week
was the beautiful Easter german given
by the young men OF the city In the Mt
nioipal Hall wednesday night The cess
sauon OF gayeties during Lent seem
to have whetted the appetite for most
| pleasures, and the evening was one Of
universal enjoyment. The german was
led BY Mr.. Instantly Abner. who is Justly
famed for his ability In this line, and
he introduced number Of beautiful
lsf1guress new to Dnnville dancers.
m Those present were Miss Williams, OF
Fayetteville, Nj G.. with Mr.. Alex Pur.I
Wis. Miss Alice Cummings with Mr.. TheO.
skinner, Miss India Watson with Mr.. Ed
ward CabIness. Miss Bes lie Watson with
Mr. J.E j. Prltchett, Jr., Miss Madge Vass
with Mr.. Kenneth N DELL, Miss Mabel Hob (
inson with Mr. a. T. Patton, Miss Annie
Lee Penn with +. II. henderson. Miss
katherine Patton with Mr. II. Vass, Miss
Lilly Wemple with Mr.. Jordan. Of Bed
ford City, Va; Miss Bessie Holland with
81. =. nj. Robinson. Miss Annie salzman
with Mr.. RI. T. Catlin. Jr.. Miss Geya 4
salzman With Mr.. L. NJ Walker Miss
Ellen Ruffin with Mr.. ]. NJ. Feather
stone, Miss Ethel Lipscomb with Mr.. W..
r.. Gravely, Miss Mary Gravely with Mr.
W. w Wnddill, Jr.. Miss Lilly jennings
with Mr. Minson, Of North Carolina: Miss
Daisy Hancock with Mr.. Ballard Keen.
Miss Estelle Tucker with Mr.. Archie
Gray, Miss Fannie Covlngton with Mr..
Claiborne White. Miss Walker with Mr.
r. S. Phifer, Jr.,8 Miss sacusky, of Paces
with Mr.. Willard Morrison, Miss Easley
| OF South Boston. with Mr.. Hunt Winbish,
Miss Lizzie Conrad with Mr.. Campbell
--cree; Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Boswell
| Chaperones: Mrs. L. c. Berkeley. Jr.,
Mrs. H. F. Vass, Mrs. j. "A. Patton. Mrs
Thomas Hamlin. Isl
tA@ large number Of guests were present
Tat the marriage on Wednesday, at high
noon Of Miss Annie billiard Gravely,s ono
OF Danvile 8 most popular young society
women, to Mr.. Ri chard Ivy Smith, of the
Monumental Tobacco. Company, and q
prominent young society man. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. ]. Cleve-
Hand Hall at the home Of the BRIDES un-
cle,S Mr.. 4 w. L. Gravely, on West Main
Street. The house was beautifully and
| Hastily decorated palms, white lilacs and
apple blossoms predominatng among
variety OF other flowers and plants. The
bride entered the parlor on the arm, OF
! her father, who gave her away. '$
,s5 The bride wore a blue cloth travelling
| dress. trimmed with zap lace and Persian
bands, and carried brides roses. Her
il hat and gloves matched "a hera$ costume.
Miss Helen Smith,. Of Gulford, NJ c.,
4 sister Of the groom, and the maid Of hons
or. wore pongee gown trimmed with
lace and black picture hat She also
carried roses. Mr.. Fielding L.. Walker,
i Jr., acted as best man. Tho ushers We're
Messrs. Henry Walker, Willis l.. Gravely,
Fl. Burns Trundle and Captain ]. A.
/ White. al
The presents were numerous and hand
some, and attested the universal popular
| ityl OF the accomplished bride. Mr.. and
1 Mrs Smith left on the afternoon train for
an extended bridal tour North. II
Mr.. J. g. Claiborne entertained the
members Of the Presbyterian choir and
! few specially invited guests at musi-
Gale at the home of his mother, on Wilson
i Street, Thursday night. The evening wa.
j given over to music and was thoroughly
enjoyable. After a lengthy musical pro
gramme. in which all present contributed
/ delightful refreshments were served.
i Il Mrs. L. 2. De Bordenare, Of Norfolk
i is visiting her father, DR.. vs. T. Robin
son. She will remain in the city one
i week. l8
IA Hon. George C. Cabell, Jr.. OF Norfolk
spent a few days in the city this week.
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