The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
Wintersrnith-Cosby,

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OF Marshall street Christian Church, Of
1 ficlating.
Wintersr1lith-C osby.
A home wedding of interest TO many
! Richmond and Virginia people will take
place at q P. NJ on November 23d In the
4 home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. William Goodwin
Cosby, when their daughter, Edith Mar
| sllnll Keith, is given IN marriage to Mr..
John d. Wintersmith, Of Louisville. Ky.
J the treasurer OF the Louisville Courier
JoYrnal.
Tie Rev. Or. Jere Witherspoon Of Grace
| Street Presbyterian Church. whl officate
Va, will attend the bride MS natron Of.
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs Wintersmith will leave
Immediately after tho ceremony for New
York, sailing from that city 10 spend some
tln1e In Havana in Palm Beach, F'll,,
and other Southern resorts they Will
return to u4ouisville about December 2ad,
to make their home III that city. Il,
Wals}l--Bailey.
Thursday morning, In st. Joscph's
| Church, Petersburg, one OF the prettiest
morning marriages Of the season WINS
celebrated. the Rev. Father ]. T Q Farrell
officiating, and the Rev. Father I.
| Wilson, OF Newport News, assisting. The
bride was Miss Margaret Francis Bailey
|@daugtaer OF Mr.. David Bailey, Of Peters
burg; the groom, MIR. Walter George
WALSH Bailey, prominent merchant Of
New York.
Tho bride wore travelling suit OF blue,
and carried chrysanthemums, the maid
! OF honor, her sister, Miss Bessie Bailey
was attired in white chiffon over tnffeta.
The ushers were McSsrs. James D.
BASS, r., w. r. Rnhily, J. Harry Bailey
Of Petersburg, and Mr.. Carl +. Rostrup
OF Richmond. Immediately after tho
wedding the young couple left for an
extended trip through tho South and Will
make their homo in Jersey City.
The reception at tho home OF the bride
the night before tho wedding was one OF
the most brilliant social events OF tho
season The parlors and dinlng-room
were tastefully decorated in chrysantha-
NUNS, and the bride stood under n
huge chrysanthcmum bell. Those re-
ceiving were Mrs. N j. Francis in black
chiffon cloth and Jet trimmings; diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. John Reagan black crepe do
chine. pearl ornaments and Jet trim
mings.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, black spangled
net and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. j.. Harry Bailey, white chiffon
over taffeta; pearls.
MrsJ. Rahily white peau de sole, lace
tri1nming s, and diamonds.
Mrs. J. 8. Collins, renaissance lace robe
over taffetn; diamonds.
I. Mrs. Carl Rostrup. OF Richmond, white
liberty silk, lace trimmings pearls
Misses Nellie G. Hannahan, Gertrude
A. Bailey, Helen T. Collins and Annie
NJ. Cooke. lin dainty white silk null
frooks with high white liberty satin
girdles.
Miss Bessie Marie Bailey. the maid OF
Eonor, in white Crepe de chine over silk;
pearls.
Miss Margaret Francis Bailey. the
bride to be- in. pearl gray crepe de chine.
rose point lace, and diamonds {,
Guests from a distance were Miss Bes-
sic II. White, Miss Emily Bullock and
Mr.. w. r. Walsh. of Jersey City, brother
OF the groom.
The Norfolk Bazaar.
Tho Confederate Bazaar undertaken by
the Norfolk Chapter Daughters OF the
Confederacy, to complete their monument,
Will! open November 18th.
Mrs Norman Randolph, president, ap-
pcals to every member Of the Richmond
chapter to send some contribution, either
directly to the chairman of the Norfolk
Bazaar. or for the box she Is getting
ready and which must be sent by Novcnl-
( Der 25th. Mrs Randolph begs that no one
will hesitate to make some gift. how
ever small to aid the Norfolk ladies who
have always given generous help when
called on
In Aid of Day Nursery.
Among the pretty festivities Of Thanks
giving week none is more worthy Of mem
ton. none better calculated to demand
response than the entertainment to be
given Friday, November 25th, from to Z
\ ~ $ho u<vA 10 NV MT
little girls who are working In behalf Of
tho Belle Bryan Day Nursey and Free
kindergarten.
Fancy articles will be for sale and
amusements of all kinds will be provided
for little people, including pony riding
and driving In pony cart. The little
apatronesses of THIS laudable undertaking
are: Misses Nora Randolph, Chloe Cooke
Isabel Carter, Elizabeth Cooke, Elsie Har-
rison, Gay Montague. Belle Willard and
Charlotte Bcmiss.
Dramatic Reading.
Miss Patue McGehee returned Friday
night from ArvonIa, where on Thursday
night she gave In the PUBLIC hall one Of
her humorous and dramatic readings for
the benefit Of the Presbyterian Library
She had previously given q similar en-
tertninnent at Fork Union. In aid OF the
educational interests OF the Baptist de-
nomination. and was literally applhuded
by the students OF Fork Union Academy.
Miss McGehee left again yesterday
morning to entertain a social gathering.
at Gwathmey IN the interest Of the
arboreal decoration and Improvement Of
the Baptist Church at that place.
Annual Luncheon.
The ladies' OF the different societies Of
st. James Episcopal Church will have
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