The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

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OF tan, with hat and gloves to match.
Mcssrs. G.. r. Fox, brother OF the groom
and .. r. vass viii be the attendants.
After the ceremony Mr.. Fox and his bride
Will take quite an extended wedding trip
embracing Chicago. st. Louis and Clncin-
natl. They will, on their return, reside
with the brides parents.
Other weddings will include that OF
Miss Minnie Amelia, tle daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Louis Curdts. to Mr.. Oscar
Church. October 9Th, and that OF Miss
Elizabeth, the daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Albert AlperIn. to MIR. Archie A. spigel,
scheduled for October 4tli.
Out-of-Town Weddings.
OF interest 10 Richmond friends will be
the wedding In Upper King and Queen
Baptist Church. at 3 p. NJ, October
9Th. OF Miss Mary Bates Madison. the
daughter OF Mrs. Nora Bates Madison to
Mr.. Josiah 1syland Turpln. Of Ayetts
King William county, n well known and
highly esteemed citizen OF that section.
Tho prominence Of the contracting parties
and their wide acquaintance In Richmond,
will invest the celebration. which Will be
very handsome and fashionable affair,
with universal attrnctiveness.
Miss Marie Louise Abel, the daughter
OF Mr. Walter r. Abel, Of Winchester.
Va, Will he married 10 Mr.. Joseph i.
October 5th. In the Baltimore home OF
Mrs. Abel, No. 7o5 Cathedral Street, where
a nuptial mass will DO celebrated.
Hatchett-Hardy.
"A beautiful marriage was celebrated on
Wednesday afternoon. September e8th.
at Mizpah Christian Church, DinTiddle
county, virginin.
The contracting parties were Miss Ollie
Lee Hardy, OF DInwiddie. and Mr. Craig
Hatchctt. OF Lt1nenburg.
The church was decorated with green
and white, land the bride stood under a
lovely floral horse shoe), the whole pre-
sentinfg quite a pleasing appearance. Mr..
Walton Bell, OF Lunenbnrg. was best man,
and Miss Louisa Delhi of Ford's, was
maid OF honor Vi ri
The, bridal party entered the church
to the strains OF 1ohcngrin's wedding
march. rendered by Mrs. i. II. Thornton,
OF Blackstone.
The ushers were Mr.. Percy Clarke ana
Mr.. Covington Hardy. 5si
n The bride was attired in white organdy.
with long veil, and carried roses The
presents were numerous and costly.
Engagements Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Sullivan announce
the engagement OF their daughter. May.
to Mr.. P. Morrison Fitzgerald, the mar
rage to take place in the late autumn.
Mr.. julius sycle announces the engage
ment OF his daughter. Miss Eta Sycle,s
to Mr.. Robert Coleman Brauler, Of this
city.
IN Honor Of Mrs. Robinson.
On Tuesday afternoon. September the
9TH, '"rhe Grove, !. The elegant home Of
Mrs. John MacLarcn Mac Brydc was the
scene OF brilliant reception given in
honor OF afr. r. H. p. Robinson, OF Rich
mond Va.
Between the hours OF I'VE and seven the
brilliant parlors were thronged with
gu csts. Mrs. Mac Bryde received In a
handsome gown OF black satin with trim
nings OF old gold and net, and was as
sisted by Mrs. Robinson In black grena-
dine, and Mrs. Beverly Randolph selden.
in black and white chiffon with garniturc
Of turquoise blue.
The honors OF the dining room were
era cefully done by Miss Maria Lawson
Bolton and Mrs. r. James Davidson,
Miss Mary G. Lacy, OF Wythevine, pre-.
sided at the tea table while Miss Thomass
OF Charleston, 8. ca. poured chocolate.
Among a few OF the guests present
were: Mrs. D. o. Nouce. Mrs. W. NJ.
Patton. Mrs. L. s. Randolph. Mrs. F.. a.
Smyth, Mrs w. D. Saunders, Miss Taylor
OF Norfolk; Mrs. c.. T.. Vawter, Miss Hem
derson. of Salem; Mrs. G w Walker,
Miss Walker, Mrs T. D. Wilson, Mrs. C. M.
| H., VI. /.
G. Conner. Miss Patton. Miss Bennett. OF
England; Miss Earnest, Of Boston; Mrs.
Stock ton Hcth and the Misses IIeth, Of
Washington, D. C.
Birthday Reception.
The Woman,s Club win celebrate its
tenth anniversary Wednesday, October
9Th. from s sto P. NJ, by birthday
reception, which will be one OF the most
elegant events of the opening autumn
season. s6tt
4. The club parlors and halls will be nrtis-g
tically decorated with autumn flowers
and sprays OF Virginia creeper, the club
flower. There will be music and, II the
lovely October weather continues. the
reception will take many Of the TEXTURES
OF garden party, for which the spacious
grounds and piazza are specially adapted.
The anniversary, In view of what the
club hasNachieved since It's organization
in a few rooms on Main Street ten years
ago, marks everything In the line Of ac-
conplishment and progress. Few women's
clubs own SO spacious and handsome a
home as the Richmond club Certainly,
none can present q finer membership
or a better programme for literary musl-
ca and philanthropic work to be done
during the coming year.
Club members are permitted to invite
a lady friend-resident or nonresident,
as they may prefer-to accompany them
to the reception. Guests will be received
by the officers and board OF the club in
cluMng Miss Jane rutherford. Mrs ].
A.. LEROY. Mrs, Jackson Guy. Miss Claire
Guillaume. Mrs s. w. Trnvcrs. Mrs.
Thomas Cary Johnson, Mrs. Virginius
Hall. Mrs. Moses ?. IIoge, Miss ALICE 1,y n
Parker Mrs. s. II. Halves. Mrs, w. D.
Evans Mrs. ]. A. Cooke md Miss NJ P.
Harris. @
Young ladies invited to serve are Miss
BESSIE Tompklns. Miss Nellie Davenport.
Miss Courtenay Crump, Miss Leila Blair,
Miss Ellen Anderson, Miss Jessie Haz-
ard, Miss Ruth Hebbard, Miss Rebecca
Walker, Miss Nellie Gordon, Miss Rena
lGlnzebrook, Miss Elizabeth Wheat Miss
Juliet Keith, Miss Rosaie Jones, Miss
Elsie Moncure, Miss Mary Aylett and Miss
Laura rutherford.