The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
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Nathan, thts mon til aild are heng trey ~, w
II, ..yiewss galore, in mt tiois 9. Wy '
4 IA a,er SEASON. that sn soon VII DO mere a =,
No Are hearing much discuss ~ . th,s
period and of that. OF lllstoiiu !, ~. y go
i ~ II wI,at.not but Through oil one lact
h j., skes Itself surely felt The season -
4 u, M, ono Of reproductions. Of almost tssl
~ III, ,,jsh comics iof faults as well as OF tile
NJ s,and aibjuas ard of fat closer rnI,l'cstas
* nia-tinle designs 4tlian hcrctoloteti IT. =
! ii,s,,.o felt would cop,e about .H. Sgt
l.uckilv. the girls and quite young Nd
mar, nre tall. We're they mol me eilsct
,vonlI be dire bit even their slei sen ~,
e sniely tried. Horizontal lines
IN horizontal lines that destroy nv y z,
3S5t,.Innd sweep meet one at every y Urn r.
y \, o,i,,,es and sleeves Cit to give q wholly
s. ,,:,natiirol breadth must be, according "
&sla mode. Withal materials are c.lV ~ ~ -
tho 1nerest scraps ard are MAS - ~
I; s,,ch wec ruffcs, such tiny pulls az
sorely try 'tho cyesight OF the mhk . NJ W.
" give little real effect. The dea Y ola iiuy
u u .v,,6 demanded Of her granddaughter no"
4 e,,ttin- fabrics up. only to be sewed TO
gEc.tl,er again into frills, in place OF rehllz-
5sf,,Fr 'the beauty Of and using folds 10
5f.rec wo,lld rdecd have cause 70 DC
standalized to-day. Fuss seems 70 " "
III I,aI NJ, tch word. elaboration the one re-
suit sought, but good things exist atla .,
" are Ia be found II only one pc ny ~ ~.
NJ astray. Beauty OF line and foid IS oea N,
IA. ali time. aIere frssincss is never g e. e.
.ir.tis and ever Wien tolerated. VIII
iS-,,11 .,,rcly have but brief uncertain
s I,fns5 Grace and charm belong to every
" woman nv right; let her look 70 " lhal
3sff .i,a5ir,ons not sacrifice them to what can
ha only a passing within. has no genulEe
M hold OF, tie better fashions, even OF the
IS ia ssing holir.--May Mnnton.i .sL
Habliston-T errell.
The wedding Of Miss Emily Williamson
Terrell. the daughter ofYDr. and Mrs.
y a. j. Terrell. Of Hanover County, TO AZ t1S :.
Charles Stuart Habliston Of this CITY
was celebrated "Wednesday afternoon
4 March 18th at 4 O'clock, IN the nome
IL Of tho brides sister, Mrs. M. =. walker
al No. 115 Thirty-second Street, New
port News. Va.,a
n THE, ceremony was per formed by the
SST3ey Thomas Green Faulkner, Of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church.. Clifton
Forge. va. and the bridal party entered.
TO the rotes Of ndelssolln's wedding
4 march, played by MI. sindlng
n The bride was gowned in embroidered
white silk net. over liberty satin. her
veil was fastened with orange blossoms,
and she carried white volets. She was
Il
Terrell! Miss Elizabeth Terrell, the maid
Of honor. wore a pretty frock Of French
orsandy. above taffcta.. and had bou-3
B0;iet of naidcrhair$ ferns. MI A. n.
Lyon was best man. KIT en-
3915 81 reception was given the bridal couple
after their marriage. by Mrs. Walker.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. iaDllston
went TO Old Point, where they took the
wa shington boat. They Will be at home
r.,I, O-,fI, ~ M I Mort Third
Street. ssa
10th Mr.. and Mrs. Hablstor are un-
usually popular in Richmond, where the
latter has a. number OF warm friends,
and where the former, who has always
lived here, is established i'll business at
the National Bnnk OF Virginia.
S a mong those who wfAlt from Richmond
TO Newport News for The wedding were:
Mrs. Fred. III. IIabliston, tho groom S
mother: Mr., William NJ. Habliston. Mr.
ana Mrs a. NJ. Miles. Jr.., Mrs. Sarah
il Hubliston and daughter. Miss Martha
Terrell and Miss Mary Boyd.
Of Interest Here.
M Of interest in Richmond is the an
h1orlncement made by Mrs. John l. Armis-
s{tead ,fof Baltimore, Md, in regard TO tho
cnga cement Of her daughter, Miss Nina
#Armistead, to Mr.. Almon Farrell Bowen
Miss Armistead's elder sister, Miss
Helen Armistcad, married several years
lsago Mrs. Langhorne D. Lewis. OF Lynch
@eurg, Va. and she is a granddaughter Of
the late Anderson II. Arnstead, formerly
Of that city. The b.ide-to-be has visited
f,eauently in Virginia where she has beer
much admired.
Her fiance is native of Waterbury
Conn. and a graduate of Yale and OF
Cornell University. He is now holding al
excellent position with tho Newport New!
sshipbulldng and Dry Dock Company
end is president of the Pocahontas Clul
Ii al Newport News,
The wedding is to come off next au
Atumn.
Is Invitations havc-GGen isS,led to marriaG
s of Miss HaI1iet.- Pchd1eton Bibb to MI
James Park McCallie The marriage vii
take place Tuesday, March Goth, at 5 F
~. at the Presbyterian Church, in Char
Hlottesvile
Board Of Managers Meet.
# The joint meeting Of tho advisory boar
and the lady board of managers or tn
Home for Needy Confederate Women
q held at the Executive Mansion yesterda:
a forenoon was Very satisfactory.
Letters from Pickett and Lee Camp
we're read, and decisions We're rcacllco
which will probably result in the estah
{lishment of the Home In more connie
dious and desirable quarters.
Workers Encouraged.
Tho Co-opeintvc Workers are yer
much encouraged by the report OF I'll
sales of tickets for the play. ''Retwec
Two Foes" TO be given at the Acadcm
Tuesday. March ed.
ia. The public has always nobly responde
to any call made iby this most worth
Il association, and the board asks the heal
Ny ce-operation of all for this perform
Il ance of the 22d, lie presence of BOO
audience will mean sympathy and be
wishes for such a good institution 6
Summer Rest"
The play Is full of stirring, scenes AN
quick action and everything Is In read
rLsa, under 'nc direction o. Ar Me
Vile Daniels. for n good production
this Civil War drama.
{5 Tickets are on sale at the stores
Branch r. Allen No. 9lG East Ma
Street. Thaw and Grant, Polk Miller Drl
Company and J. q. Wood.
Personal Mention,
MIR. F. W. Ford Mr.. Ernest Ford Mr.