The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03

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wore white orgnndy and carried Bride
roses. The best man was MI y. Carmen,
United states navy. Music, instrumental
and vocal, was rendered by tho band from
the United States ship Franklin, with
Misses Gallagher and Dozier as q c com
panists. g ( X VI IA,
Is Mr. and Mrs. Nordolf will reside 4 at a
No. S22 First Street. Portsmouth III IS 81.
Vice President Elect to Enter
tain. ~
The Vice President-elect and Mrs. FAIR
banks whose hospitality has been UNI
failing throughoutSthe entire eight years
Of their washington residence, have 4 s.
sued invitations to. n reception for TINS
evening to the Visiting Governors OF the
various y states and members of'9thelr
staffs This reception, which for many
of the visitors will be the only private
entertainment OF the inauguration " ~
be for the out-of-town visitors only ana
the members of the Indiana delegation
ltin,t Congress-. ia S5s5 " ..sts55
In addition to their four sons, Senator
and Mrs. Fairbanks will have as their
guests Tor the inaugural Mrs. NJ. Affair
banks, the Senator's mother: Mr.. w. p.
Fairbanks and daughter, Miss Lulu Fair
banks Mr.. Il. M. Fairbanks and son, all
OF Ohio;5and Governor and Mrs. Roberts,
of Connecticut.
Daughters Committee.
Mrs. James u. Maupin, Of Portsmouth,
has been appointed chairman OF the COM
m,ttee to raise funds for the. Virginia col
sumn In Continental Hall by the Virginia
state regent Of the Daughters OF the
American, Revolution. Mrs. Eleanor
washington Howard, ,H
Mrs Mauping will have as her assistants
! the following ladies: Mrs. BENJAMIN T..
Purcell. Richmond Mrs. joint. Harris.
| Harrlsonburg; Mrs. Peyton l.. Terry.
Roanoke; Mrs Charles H. II ewins, Hamp-
| ton; Mrs. Hugh N. Page, Norfolk; Mrs.
Rosa B. Hill, Petersburg; Mrs. Charles
! r, Nash, Portsmouth; Mrs, James G..
Pom, Danvile; Miss Nellie G. Wthers,
| Wytheville; Mrs. Mary c, B. Clayton,
Bedford City; Miss Lucy. Clair Atkinson
Richmond Mrs. William A. Smoot, Alex
andria; Mrs. Annie w, Harper, Orange;
Mrs. r. r. Owen, Lynchburg; Mrs. James
r. Taylor, Staunton; Mrs. ohm 7. Cool
4 rich, FREDERICKSBURG, and Mrs. William
| c. Wood, Charlottesville "a Sc
Miss Harriet Lee Tallaferro held her
usual weekly reception last evening at
the Art Club. Sli III " @4
Crane-Pollard.
Miss Mary Wallace Pollard, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Francis James Pollard,
OF Alexandria, and DR.. Arthur Burton
! Crane. Of washington, we're married IN
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
! Of Alexandria, Tuesday might by the Rev.
i j. p. Stump. .s 49,
i The bride wore white moussellne over
4 white taffcta,5 and carried Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. Her sister, Miss
Hattie Pollard. was maid OF honor, and
/, Mrs. Robert II. Green was matron OF
4 honor. They both wore white organdy
i gowns with green glrdles, and carried
pink roses.
i The bridesmaids. Miss stansbury. Miss
! Taylor and Miss Simmons, wore white
gowns over green, and carried maidonhair
ferns. 5
| Dr.. Crane was attended by Mr.. Fred
1 !. Mobiles, Of Washington, the best man
and the ushers were Messrs. Frank Pol
4 lard, brother Of the bride; Jesse 3, IS
Lee and Albert Noroross, Of Washing
ton. and DR.. Louis 8. Glenn, OF Beverly.
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After tho ceremony the bridal party
was rendered reception at tho resi-.
dence of the brides parents on Cameron
Street, Alexandria. and later Or. anc
Mrs. Crane left for the North. They vii
make their home In Washing ton.
DR.. Crane is a prominent young DENTS,
in Washington and graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Murray Entertains.
In tho banquet hall Of the Hotel Bel,
vederc, Baltimore, Wednesday night, Mr.
Oscar q. Murray. tho president of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. was the
host at a dinner, the rare beauty Of
which will linger long In the memory OF
his guests, Mr.. Murray's guests included
beautiful women who grace the socia
circles OF Baltimore and other cities. al
well as men prominent In financial pollti
cal and business fields OF the East.
AT 5 O'Clock the march to the banquet
a hall was begun, the host, with Mrs, Ed
win Warfeld. wife Of the Governor. lead
Ing the way.
The tables were arranged in the form
OF a hollow square, without break, thu
host sitting in the center of the square
with Mrs. Wariield on his right and Mrs
Alexander Brown on his left. Direct.
opposite tbs host sat Governor Warneld
Dainty French postal cards informed tn
guests the name of their partner and thei
place at the. table.
The floral decorations surpassed any
thing ever seen before in Baltimore. an
included every species Of spring hoWei
During the serving Of the elabnrat
= menu q musical programme was giye