The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31

kand by her bridesmalds-Miss Evelyn
Byrd Warwick. Miss Isabel Davenport,
Of New York. the sister of the groom;
Miss Edwlna Burrows, OF Saginaw, Mich;
Miss Charlotte Ward, y of Rochester,, New
York: Miss Evelyn Bridges, Miss Adeline
Henry, Of philadelphia, Pa; Miss Taulne
Powers, Miss Sydney Stevens OF WASH
ington d. c., and Miss Cora Cooke, OF
Lower Bremo, Va.
Mr.. julien Carter, of Baltimore. will
be best man. The list Of groomsmen will
include Mr.. Adrian Onderdonk. Of
fIagerstown, Nd; Mr.. Reynolds, OF Erie,
Pa: Nj. Archibald Langford and Mr.
William Gaylord, of New York; Mr.. Alex
andcr Randolph Holiday, Mr.. Hunsdon
Cary. Mr. Philip ST. George Cooke and
Mr.. Edward Y. Harrison.
Guests from ~ distance who will come
to Richmond for the wedding will he:
Mr. and Mrs. John $, Davenport Misu
Davenport. DIR. and Mrs. j. B. Knapp.
Mr. and Mrs. D. p. Tnciler ana DR.. AMI
Mrs. Samuel Miller. of New York; Mr..
George Lord Burrows and Miss Mary
Sage Burrows OF Saginaw Micn.; Miss
Gertrude and Miss Dorothy Wake, Of
Norfolk, Va.
The celebration, because OF the social
position and popularity Of the contract
ing parties, will be one of the most
important events OF the winter.
Miss Warwick is allied to the oldest
#and best families IN the State. being
the daughter Of Mrs. IDA Burrows War;
wick, and the late Byrd warwick. She is
lincal descendant of William Byrd, OF
+ Westovcr on tho James, tho founder
Of Richmond. Mr.. Davenport Is pr0mi-
nontly known In New York, his native
city, and the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs John S, Davenport For some
months Ito has lived in Richmond, being
associated In business with tho Life ln-
suranco Company OF Virginia.
A reception viii be given IN the hons
OF the bride after tho church ceremonial.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport will leave
for bridal tour Of several weeks dura-
ton.
To Entertain Bridesmaids.
supper Tuesday night, February I'd, in
hel home, No Cos West Franklin Street,
to her bridesmaids and a few out-of-
town friends
Tho hall and parlor decorations Will
he in palms and Southern smilnN Din
ing-room and table ndornmont VIII DO
in Bride roses and maidenilnir ferns,
those present will be; NIIss Isabel DAY.
enport, Miss sydney Stevens, Miss Clara
Cooke, Miss Pauline Powers. Miss Mary
sage surrows, Miss Gertrude Wake,
Miss Charlotte Ward, Miss Evelyn
Bridges, Miss Adeline Henry, Miss Ed
v,lna Burrows, Miss Sally Reid Ander-
son and Miss Dorothy Wake MI.
julien Garter, Mr.. Archibald Lang
ford, Mr.. Randolph Holiday. MI
Hunsdon Cary, Mr., william Massle, Mr.,
| Dudley Macdonald, Mr., Seden Wake,
| Mr., Philip st, George Cooke, Mr. Robert
Campbell Mr., Lewis Judkins, Mr., Carl
ton McIicnney ana Mr., Edward y. llar-
| rson,
Piano Club Recital.
A delightful piano recital was given
| Inst Wednesday afternoon Mt the resi-
| denca, of Mrs. II. O, Williams, No. ITO
South Fifth Street, The afternoon was
| devoted IN wultZes and 'songs without
/ words" hrs. II. w. Pemberton read IN
| n most pleasant style q sketch on 'Men-
| dessohn's songs without Words" and
Miss Willie Smoot was entertaining and
instructive in her description of the
origin of waltEes,
| A special feature of the club Is a
! study of tho origin, use and development
OF music. each member being assigned
n special subject of research and study
for tho benefit Of the members of the
| club.
i The club Is widening its sphere of in
fuence, the recent additions to member
shin being Miss Lzzie Mosby and Miss
Fraser. The next meeting Will be de-
voted to rondos ballades and barca-
! ROLES,
AT the close of the recital light refresh,