The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Mrs. %. s. McNcer presided most accept.
ably at the organ, SpfI tf'e bridal party
entered to the music ne bridal march

n from I<ohenglin
Mrs. l.. 4. w. Nfnrye, of Ashland, Va,
sister of the bride, was natron % honor,
while the groom was escorted by his
brother, Mr.. Austin Hart Burr, Of Rlcl,-,
nond. Va. III the capacity of best man.
Tho ever beautiful and impressive inars
riage service Of the church was conducted
by tho rector and father Of the bride. the
Rev. g. w. Easter. during Which tho notes
Of Sweetest story Ever Told" sounded
softly from tho organ For the recess
sional the splendid music OF Ntendelssohns
wedding march, gave stately measure.
The bride was charmingly gowned II,
white Imported Nuns yelling with point
lace bertha. She wore the snowy bridal
veil and carried white chrysanhcnutns.
The matron of honor wore grey mousse
line and Gainsborougll hat of grey velvet
and carried pink chrysanthemums. Mrs.
Easter appeared I'll n costume Of black
brocade, and Mrs. Austin Hart Burr In.
white eo1iennc.
The groom, Is a successful and highly,
connected business man OF Wilmington,
NJ G. His bride Is one OF Unions bright.
est and most attractive young ladies, mud
her friends here sincerely regret TO give
her UP. Many handsome bridal gifts be-
tokoncd for her their affection and good
wishes. A short limo after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr. left to spend the
honeymoon In travel, hftcr which they
will make their home in Wilmington.
Maginrliss-P aalzow.
Tho Philadelphia press OF Thursday
October Goth, says IN speaking OF the
wedding celebration Of n young lady who
for several years resided In Richmond and
Is well remembered here:
Tn the Church OF the Atonencnt, For
ty-soventh Street and Kingsessing Ave-
nue., the wedding Of Miss Ida Josephine
Paalzow. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John
2Paalzow. Of No. 1912 South Forty-slxthE
Street. formerly of Richmond, Va, and
Ma. Frank Joseph Maginniss son OF
Colonel and Mrs. r. II. -N1aginnlss. OF
SS11 Spruce street. took place last cven-
Ing at 6:a0 o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. I. N. Stanger
rector OF the church,
The bride was given In ge by her.
father and was attended by her sister,
Miss Mary Paalzow, as. maid Of honor.
a'he BRIDES gown was of white duchess
lace over messalne and chiffon. a da-
mond sunburst held her veil IN place
and she carried lillies-of- the-vallcy and
bride roses.
The maid Of honor wore an ivory mes
saline. with lace applique. and carried
pink chrysanttemums.
Mr.. Lord Araginniss, the brldegroom's
brother. acted as best man, and the
usrers were Mr. John F'aber Paalzow a
brother of the bride; Mr.. Walter d. Ma
ginniss, a brother Of the bridegroom;
Mr.. Charles Winslow Puncheon and Mr..
Wilson Nevins.
a reception was held immediately after
the ceremony at the home of the BRIDES
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Maginniss VIII
reside in New York City"
Dillon-Martin.
Miss Alice " Martin, the daughter of
Mr.. P. Martini, Of Lynchburg, and Mr.
Charles NJ. Dillon, formerly OF Rich
mond, but atspresent. a resident OF Lyneh,
burg where he represents Armour and.
Company. were married October 18th, In
Holy Cross Church. Lynchburg, the Rev.
Father McGurk and the Rev. Father
Perrig officiating.
The church was decorated in palms
and flowers. Miss Roberts was at the
organ aud Miss Alice AIcNanara sang
Millard's Ave Maria"
The bride. gowned in a dark blue tall
ored costume and an imported hat Of the
same shade. carried n lovely prayer book
Of white and gold. She was attended by
her sister. Miss Celeste Martin, and by
Miss Margaret Dillon, the sister OF the
groom, who wore white organdy over taft
feta, white lace hat and carried white
chrysanthemums. Mr. James L. Martin
was best man to the groom and the list8of
lips. Mr.. Charles Mccarthy Mr.. Joseph
insolvency, DR.. William MCGOWAN and
Mr. John Nokeley, Of Richmond; Mr.8Wt-
liam NrcEamara, OF Lynchburg Bridal
presents OF cut glass. silver and bric-a-
brac were numerous and handsome AZ
ter the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon left
for western tour
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Charles Dillon. mother Of the groom;
Miss Margaret Dillon, Mrs. Thomas smith,
IT.. Mrs. Nellie McCook Henty, MISS
Ethel Busbee. Richmond; Mrs. Jack Cortes,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Byrne.
Miss Alice Franklin. Roanoke, Va. MT.
Laurence Martin, Charleston, W. Va;
Mr.. Thomas Martin Wilinmsons. W. Va;
Mr.. George I.auson and son. Robert. Rich
mond Va; DR.. Robert Louson, New : ork.
Woman's Club Classes.
The coming week will be q. busy ono
at the Woman's Club, 'as all the different
classes In which the members are inter-
csted will meet to organize for the WIN
.ter's work
On Wednesday morning Mt 1890 Mrs.
w, T.. Thurston will meet the ladies who
wish to Join her class in physical cult.
urn This class Is absolutely free to all
club members and promises to be large
and Interesting. The same day at one
O'Clock; the members Of Madame du1l-
laurne, 8 2FfeHcll GLASS; VII COt'.o ,.Df' $50
again TO resume their study OF that IAN
guhgc. I. /. Z.
What promises to tie a most attractive
feature in club life, Will be the class for
tho study Of United States history when
Viii be organized on Friday morning at
eleven O'Clock, The president has spent
a great denl OF time and thought IN arrang-
Ing a very interesting programme; when
viii cover twenty-five meeu n gs, eacl' on, 90
h Nc conducted Nv n different Indy. MI club
member.
history class, at 10 o'clock on Fri.
dny the Womans. Club Whist CLUB VII VI
no reorganized. 1t has been decided 10 70
devote this season to team whist, which
will be played once every week and tonr-
naments Will DO given seyeral times our
1,st spring the club pledged itself %
....N..t ihrna Travelling .llhrnr!es. TWO.