The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
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charming house party last week
Among thehr guests were M a,M t arty
nar ~ warrington, =. CT Niles Louise
masde ~ Whlto post Miss M'aute
Wsnner1vs of'FCnrke countyi Mr.. Perez
~ New yorA: Mr. Gardner Waller. MI;
4, M. Richardson, Mr.. Butlor brisooe anu
Mr. u. r. Hansbrough o. rs1 =, h nuar 4,
Tho house party was slVon III nonolt ~
Miss Meade, OF Kar1sns.
Al +D penzer---Warrct1.
r,.. r5o,en warren was united In mar
.,s sa.se - my M Percy Penser Wednesday
evenine, June 1st. II, tha home Ok her
- rar,ts Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Warren, OF
ia air East Leigh Street.
M. reginald WALKER played the wed,
ding narci, from 1tohsngr,n az inc priaal
party entered. The wea rase,t T aeatS e =,
M tusSs bride's brother. Mr.. A. y Warren
snS M, Eichardsor were the attendants.
An at,ha bride woro beautiful gown Of
& -hite chiffon over tAffeta, and carried
a houo,let OF Bride roses. The ceremony
was performed by the Key. 9. -spooner,
Ihurch, delightful wedding supper
was served, tho table being decorated
NTH sn,ilax and American Beauty roses.
wcddinr gifts received BY the young
a,,,nia we're unusual In number and
beauty.
Hanover Wedding.
a beautiful wedding was celebrated
Juno I'd at Prospect Church, Hanover
county. when Miss Leila Gay Moore be-
came tho bride OF Mr.. Richard Robert
son Holt. 80. .
Miss Florence Dansy. Of Richmond.
played the wedding march vary sweetly
as the bridal party entered In the fol-
lowing order:
FIRST. Mr.. Henry Rosbach and Mr.. J. O.
Burnett, OF HaIDyer; then Miss Ethel
Myrtle Peace. OF Richmond: Mr.. Sidney
Jones and Mr.. Herman Peace. OF Han
oyor; Miss Ora Psmberton. OF Richmond.
and Miss Julia Duval. OF Hanover. The
/ bridesmaids wore white null, With lace
! trimming. and carried pink carnations.
Tho maid Of honor, Miss Ada Moore,
Z OF Richmond. wore white French bntiste.
| Her no wcrs were white carnations. Tho
/. bride entered with her brother, Mr.
I Powhatan r. Moore. OF Richmond. and
! was met at the altar by tho groom and
his best man, Mr.. Thomas Holt. She
woro an exquisite gown OF white crepe Dc
chine. garnltured with marlborough
lace. Her veil was caught with white
roses and her bridal bouquet was show
er OF the same lovely flowers.
Among those who witnessed tho cere-
rnony were Mrs. w. A. Cole Miss Annie
and Master Willie A. Cole. Mrs. j. ",
Stevenson and Mrs. Dansy Of Richmond.
Burruss-Powell.
Miss Edllc Nelson Powell tho daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Powell. OF No.
1923 West Cary Street, and>a very popu-
ton. D. c.. on Wednesday last at s:N
A. NJ, to Mr.. William L. Burruss. q we'll
known young Richmond man.
Miss Powell was accompa MED to Wash
ington by her brother. Mr.. Joseph r.
Powell. After a visit to the st. Louis
Exposition. Mr.. and Mrs. Burruss Will
reside at No. 1903 Floyd Avenue, after
June 18th.
Japanese Garden Fete.
eft OF the Sheltering Arms Free HospI
tai will be held at the corner OF Twenty
seventh and Broad strects Thursday and
Friday evenings June 9th and 10Th.
Music and palm reading by Madame
Zakia will be tho attractive features Of
tho occasion. On Friday afternoon. from
1 to 6. there will be special entertain
ment for the children.
1t Is hoped that the worthy object OF
the entertainment WILL elicit ready
response from the public.
Kings Daughters.
Tho circle OF Kings Daughters. In
the Service OF the King" will meet Mon
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock with Miss
Lucille Johnson. Twsnty-sixth and-Frank-
lin Streets.
Roberts-Burnett.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
at s:l4 o'clock Wednesday evening, June
9th, In old st. Johns Church, OF Miss
Doris Estelie Burnett, tho daughter of
Sanitary Officer A. Burnett, to Mr..
Charles Lghtfoot Roberts.
The announcement has awakened un-
usual interest in East End society. where
Miss Burnett Is we'll known. her charm
ing personality having won her many
friends, and her sweet voice having de-
lighted audiences on many occasions. She
is at present a member OF st. Johns
choir, The groom-elect u popular
young business man OF the city. and Is
held in high esteem by wide circle OF
ncduaintances. He will be attended at
his wedding BY her brother, Mr.. II. e.
Burnett. who will be his best man. 9th
er groornsmen will include. Mr.. August
Smonpletri. Mr. r. +. Durham. Mr..
Clarence b. Griffin Mr.. 8. Parrish. Mr..
+. w. Redd and DR. Oscar Owens. OF
Manchester. Va. .e
the sister Of the bride. Will be tho nlatron
Of honor. An attractive list OF brides
maids takes In the names OF Miss AMMO
Rlagg, Miss Lillian Gentry and Miss Mary
Roberts. the grocm's sister.
After the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
erts will leave by boat for New York.
They will return by way OF Atlantic City
Philadelphia, Wilmington. Del; Baltimore
and Washington. They will make their
home temporarily with the brides pa
rents. at No. 231b East Broad Street.
Natural Bridge Excursion.
The Masonic Orphans excursion June
Nst to the Natural Bridge will be literally
patronized Many Richmond parties are
being made up for 1t. and others are
expected from Ashland and Petersburg
The tickets, which are now on sala at
No. 500 East Main Street. will be good
for three days on the train and stages,
hut persons remaining the third day wiz
have to pay extra for hotel accommoda-
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