The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06
baltimore, ard Mr.. Harry 6. Holland.
or CffeS1er fieid. Will make up the list of

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Tho bride viii enter with her brother.
N ,law, NJ r.. W. w. FRIEND. Tho inusc wlll
po directed BY Mr.. Richard r.. Bacon,
VINO 1s VIII render the wedding marches.
mt,n .,1.. curing the ceremony, Will play
The 4, Y slhtidal party was delightfully."- en-.
i !.fI,a,E by Miss Holland at "Ifollan1
HUI last night TIE color scheme, IN
PINK and white, was cnrrled out IN room,
decorations and III tho dniiltles served.
MIS- \, James Holmes sBrlttoil, of Baltimore,
presided ny he pinch bowl Those pres.
ent we're M Misses Nellie, Mamie anu
Ellen. Mamie IND Minnie Wcisigel' Of
Mahcfester. Miss Claudia Virginia Sci.
den. OF Richmond: MI. and Mrs. james
n. Brtttots OF fillmore; Misses Louisa
and Connie Walden and Miss FLORENCE NC.
Rae, OF Mnnchcstern Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles .VY selcdn. OF Richmond Mrs
Henry Holland H Dr.#and Mrs. Gornn lii'l,
Messrs. II. p. ard u. H. selden. Mr..
W. G. Pulllam. Mcssrs. r. g. and a. Il.
Turplr,H Mr. g. n. Williams. Mr.. Fre!l
Cooke Of Hampton. VA: Mr.. ". ".
l'rlond, Mr. III g. Holland and AR" 1l9l'
land French. G$5.
otcy-Tyler.
OF intcrestSto the social world here i
the marriagolto.day,at Trinity Protestant
Episcopal U Church, Portsmouth. Va OF
Miss julia Virginia N1agruder Tyler,
daughter Of the late George TYLER,
and Julia Magruder Tyler, OF "Blen-
helm" Caroline county sister OF
former Governor. y. Itoge Tyler. to MI.
James Armistead Otey, youngest son OF
DR.. James Hervey Otey and Mary Louisa
Kent otey, of"Walnut Spring Mont
gomerys county, Va.
This marriage is another link between
two OF the Oldest and best known
families In Eastern and Southwest Vir-
glnia, and the popular couple will carry
to their future home. near Blacksb,lrg,2
the love and good wishes Of many rca-
tives and hosts Of friends throughout tho
state. g,y
Sprague-Pizzir1i.
No wedding Of Easter week has aroused
moro interest than that of Miss Estelle3
Annette Pizzini. the youngest daughter
OF Captain and Mrs. Andrew Pizzinl,
OF No 900 Floyd Avenue to Mr.. George
Everett spraEue, OF Lynn. Massachu-
sets.
The wedding, scheduled for $50 P. NJ.
to-day. will be very quiet on account
Of bereavement IN the BRIDES family.
Mr.. Sprague belongs to a, we'll known and
wealthy family, and is prominent busi-#
ness and club man. 4li s
Saunders--Lovell.
An interesting wedding. to take place,
to-day at $50 P. Nj, In cambridge Street
Baptist, Church. Manchester. will be that
OF Miss Coley Blanche Lowell, the dauGh-
ter Of Captain and Mrs j. W. Lowell.
tos DR.. Wade Hampton Saunders, OF
Gate City. Va.
mi. Il p t,r.Il1 IF In TO-
Miss Julia Ashburn will be maid Of honor.
Bridesmaids will include Miss Mozele
Gregory and Miss Ethel Morrissette. OF
Manchester: Miss Edna Bailey. of Law
rencevile and Miss Emily Bunting, OF
Portsmouth.
Dr.. j. F. Jarrett, of Portsmouth, Va.
is to be best man the ushers, Mr. Howard
L. Lowell Mr.. Allen Pettigrew, Mr.. Err
nest ]. Lowell. of Manchester. and Dr..
&. V. N1cRae. of Richmond.
Easter Sociable at Home for In
curables.
Due to the kindness OF Mrs. Annie
Price, the weary hearts of'the inmates
OF the Home for Incurab les {were
gladdened and cheered on Monday after
room by delightful evening Of music
and recitation.
Four young ladies Of the Woman's
College Misses Annie Laurie billiard.
Anne Buxton. Sophie Moore and Elizabeth
Taylor-furnished music, both instrument
tai and vocal. Misses Mary Smith. Mabel
Jordon and Glenris Reid cheered the
inmates by their presence.
Miss Peniak also sung delightfully."-.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis Baylor added
greatly to the pleasure Of the evening
by the recital of several choice selections.
Twas indeed an inspiring sight to sec
almost helpless old ladies enjoying the
entertainment.
Such evenings as these afford true
happiness to those In that most worthy
institution. ice cream and fruit were
served, and proved most enjoya BILE.
Woman's Mission Union.
The first session OF the woman's For
eign Missionary Union OF East Hanover
Presbyt.ery opened at 10 a. NJ. yesterday
III the First Presbyterian Church. the
president Mrs James r. Smith. in the
chair.
Mss Branch Binford made the address
of welcome: Mrs. Smith responding on
behalf OF the union. After roll call OF the
delegates and reports from the societies.
tina time was devoted to the business OF
the union. Lunch was served In the
church parlors, the afternoon session be-
ginning at o'clock.
After the devotional services. able and
interesting papers were read on tho fol-
lowing subjects: "Womans Debt to
Christ" by Mrs. II. G.. Cannon why
j Believe In Foreign Missions by Mrs.
Samuel sinton; Women Of the Twcn-
teth Century--Her privileges, Opportuni-
ties and Obligations, by Mrs r. e.
Mazell; s"Nomans Work in the Southern
Presbyterian Church, by Miss Lacy. of
fredericksburg. 5#1.
One OF tho most enjoyable features Of
the programme was a talk ON What We
ID at Our Training SCHOOL,. BY Miss
Julia Bell Broun.
During the hour. for discussion no ques-
tlon awakened more Interest and en-
thusiasm than 'Nvhat Steps Should be
Taken to More Thoroughly Organize the
" ork, OF tho Women ofJta,eJ Southern
Presbyterian Church in Foreign Mis-
sions 2" ss{
Tho attendance was large, twentyrsix
delegates from out-of-town societies be-
Ing present Tho meeting was success
in every way. The session to-day VIII be
IN a