The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
doubtless attend the annual meeting in
Washington.
Phantom PARTY at Club.

The Bella Harrison Circle OF Kings
Daughters will give phantom PARTY and
dance for children Mt the Nomnn's Club
Saturday, November 26tn, from till s
O'Clock. A cleverly goLten-up Invitation
IN verse says:
We are going to have party
AT the HFonlans Club, you know,
And your welcome will be hearty:
Wen have good times here below.
The date will he on Saturday.
November twenty-six;
Admission jrst twice ten
This pays for some of our tricks,
Come In phantom bring your money
TITS the Sheltering Arms appeals;
Help the needy soothe the suffering,
While you dance Thanksgiving reels.
You are invited iron, four to eight,
Come early and stay late.
The party Is given for the benefit OF
the Eellc Harrison cot and the ladies'
have devised a number Of unusual and
delightful anusemcnts and entertain.
ments for the little folks who attend,
Refreshments Will be served and each
Z child will be presented with a saucer OF
cream free of charge.
Rumnage Sale.
Please send all articles for tho
gsheltering arms rummage sale. beginning
November 2Sth. and running through that
week, TO No. 1909 East Main Street.
albott-Sarratt.
TIE wedding Of Miss Ethel Wilson sar-
raft the daughter of the late A. a.
Sarratt, to Lieutenant Samuel Greanor
Talbot of the Twenty-eighth United
States Infantry, the son OF the late
Samuel G.. Talbot, and the grandson Of
Mrs, NJ L. Lewis Of this city, took
place Wednesday afternoon in the First
Methodist Of Ganney, S. C., the
bride heing married from the home OF her
brother, MI. W. hudson sarratt OF
Garney.
The church was handsomely DECORATED
in palms. flowers ana southern sm:lax,
and Miss George steedly directed the
music. The bride, who came In with MIR.
W. Judson Sarratt. was gowned in viii
silk null ovor white liberty satin and
chiffon. Her veil was caught with pearls.
the gift of tho groom and she carried
6liue roses.
The bridesmaids and groornsmen In
cluded Miss Maryanpa Irvine Hayne, Of
Grcenvlle, S. c., with Mr.. r. Latimer
Gordon, Of Richmond; Miss Mary Emma
Foster, Of Union s. c., With Mr. u. An 4
thony sarratt, brother. or tho bride: Miss
Lillian Wood OF C;af!ney, with MIR. Harry
( FuuikHcT u dlDOll, COUSIN OF the UTlQe-
groom; Miss Eva Ross, OF Gaefney. with
Or. s. G. Sarrett, OF Union, brother Of
the bride. The bridesmaids wore white
crepe de chine. and had arm bouquets of =
white chrysanthemums. Miss Fannie
Bennett Lewis, Of this city. the cousin
of the groom, was maid OF honor. She
was In pink crepe dc chine. Her flowers
were pink chrysanthcmums Mr.. B. c.
Lewis was best man to the groom.
A reception followed the wedding.
given In the home of the BRIDE at Ciaff-
ney Lieutenant Talbot and his bride
are now being entertained in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett Lewis. OF East
Franklin Street, before leaving for the
United States army post, Mt Fort Shell 4
Ing. Mimi. where Lieutenant Talbot is
now stationed.
Reception for Diplomats.
Dr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Alderman, OF the
University of Virginia will give a recep-
ton on Tuesday evening" November 9th.
from . to II o'clock, in honor of the
French ambassador ]. ]. Jusscrand, and
Madame, j usserand. of Washington. D. c.,
who will visit Charlottesville at that date
and DO the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. AL
dcrman during their stay.
The Charlottesville Daily Progress of