The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

scene Of the nuptia's Of Miss Resale SIN SIN
clair Merrill and Mr.. Preston Noland;
when Miss Ethel Randolph Pace and Dr.
Victor Newcomb Meddis, OF Louisville,
Ky, will be married nSthe home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Pace, OF No. 1O1 West Franklin Street.
Thursday evening, April 9th, Miss Leila
Randolph Tatum and Mr. Richard Crit
.tenden Booton will be welded in ST.
5Pauls Church, the Rev. Richard Evil
jliams, Of Washington, d. c.. officiating.
Observation-Disclosures.
Cards are out faor5stbe wedding of Miss
Alma Francesca Mcintyre to Mr.. Charles
p. Mccarthy, on "Wednesday, April 26th,
at g r. M, Iii st. Peters Cathedral. s5
The Right Rev; Bishop Van dc Vyver
will of1iciate, assisted by the Rev. Fathers
Bowler and Magrl.
Miss Mcintyre is a daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Mcintyre, q
member of the Cathedral choir, and
young girl who Is personally very attrac-F
tive. Mr. Mccarthy Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. M, H.. McCarthy,tof NO. lGl4A
West Grace Street, and has for many
years held IL responsible position at Muir
phys Hotel, and is an unusually popu-
lar young man.
Miss M. Powell Mcintyre, sister Of tho
bride, will be her maid Of honor; Misses
Martha ana Ann Clair Mccarthy will
otficiate as bridesmaids. Mr.. John j..
Mcintyre. formerly Of this city, but now
of Columbus, Ohio, will give the bride
away.
Tho best man will be MI, Thomas a.
Mccarthy, and tho usiIers Mcssrs. ].
Norman Dart, Charles NJ. Mlhoney, DIR.
William A. MCGOWAN, Joseph McSwcnney,
flames A. Philips of this city, and
Charles ". Dillon, OF LynchburI.
Mahoney-M agruder.
One of the prettiest of Easter we'd
dings will DC celebrated ate r. NJ. Tues
day, in the home of Mr.. Joseph Faherty.
on North Twcnty-ninth Street, when Miss
Mamie Terrell Mngrudcr becomes tho
bride of Mr.. Walter Francis Mahoncy.
Tho house, beautifully adapted for en-
tcrtainng, will be aglow with Easter
colors. The salon pnrlors and entire
lower floor will be canvased In white.
| Tho mantels Will be banked in maldenhail'
| ferns and festooned with smlaX, Palms,
| attractively grouped and candelabra
| with white candles will add to the beauty
| Of tho scene An altar against back
ground of palms, will be decorated with
| white roses and altar candlesticks.
| The bride, who Is the daughter Of MI.
| A. S. McGrudcr, a We'll known Church
1 Hill gentleman, will he attended by her
maid of honor, Miss Bessie l.. EIench
'rhiow's Orchestra. from Il palm screen
VII play number Of beautiful and np
proprinte selections Two of tho brides
nleces. little Misses lylnn ana Marion
\ Clalkley, will act as flower girls.
4 AIR. Howell r, Wcsger Will be bes
man,
Miss McGrlper Is rcckoncd anong TIN
charming bellies of East End society. Mr
Mahoney Is a member OF the firm OF w
II. Mahoncy and Company, and Is yer!
popular in business and social circles.
Henley-Winn.
An interesting marriage will take place
Wednesday morning, at II o'clock. IN tn
home of the brides sister, Mrs. JOIN
Strlnger of No. 2i2 Nest Clay Street
when Miss lsla Elizabeth Winn and MI
William j. IilnleS. Of New London
Conn, are married, the Rev. Father Bow
Ter. Of 81. Peters Cathedral, officiating.
Miss Mabel Askew will he maid of homo
10 he bride and Mr. Harry Henley 0
New London. the best man
Miss FNrmye Vim. OF Luncnbu,g cnul,
~. tile brides cousin, will direct the mu