The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

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.tainment will be extremely pretty, and
expect to score great success in Of
5fering a lovely spectacular performance
and a number of novel va cntlne eitects
that will appeal to society people, little
and big. 4 FULL details will be published
later. FL j ' t5 y IA ( 5s3t i5e II ~ 8
Meyers ordon. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wotton Gordon have,
Issued cards for the marriage Of their
daughter Annie 4Pender, to Mr.. CASTOR
Lord Nrcy of xvi lmington, II. G., the
son OF Mrs. Charles Mey ers.s OF that city.
The wedding will !, take place Wednes-
day evening, February Sth, at 8 o'clock,
in Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. and
no reception will follow the ceremony.
Smith-Hill.
Miss Lilly Harrison ELL, tho daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William injury Hill, land
Mr.. Wilson Lawrence Smith, the son of
tho Late Professor Edward Smith, of
Richmond College, will lie welded this
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock In st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, the Rev5Janles Norris,
of Icesblrg, Va. officiating. The cere-
mory will y{beg performed quietly on ac-
count OF mourning In the brides family,
and thcrc will be no reception, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith leaving for q wedding tour
Immediately afterward
Carr-Allen. III.
A largo and fashionable church wedding
on Tuesday afternoon was that Of Miss
Mary Lucille Allen, Of Norfolk, to DR..
George Hopkins Carr, OF Portsmouth.
Tho ceremony was performed at O'Clock
in tho Second Presbyterian Church, Nor
folk. Tho Rev. DR.. Thicker. pastor Of
the church, oclaSed In the decorative
scheme OF the church a profuslon OF white
blossoms were combined with palms
and ferns, In the beauty and fragrance
Of aornl adornment. Dr. southgatc Leigh,
Of Norfolk: DR. Moran, of Port Norfolk;
DR.. Worth Barlow and Mr.. Herbert r.
wing served rs ushers Mr.. jerome Carr,
brother Of the groom, was best man..
Miss Ethel Allen was maid Of honor, and
Miss Carrie b. Allen bridesmaid. at
tended their sister, and wore dainty
toilets Of sun-plaited white chiffon over
green tafteta. and carried bouquets of
asparagus ferns tied With white tulle,
The BRIDES gown was one of simple ele-
gance. fashioned of white crepe de chine,
with n gnrnture of rich old lace, the
folds Of her tnlle veil falling gracefully
to the hem of her train. The bridal bou,
Auct consisted OF q shower OF Bride roses
and lilies of the valley. A reception fol-
lowed the wedding ceremony at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
BENJAMIN T, Allen, where the decorations
| included palms. ferns and q wealth OF
| white cut flowers Miss Allen as the
| bride-elect, Is one OF Norfok's social
favorites. and handsome young woman
of the brunette typo. DR.. Carr is promi-
| nent physician OF medica. ability In this
| city, and Is highly esteemed b. large
| circle OF friends, Their wedding journey
will include New York and other North
| ern cities of note. On their return thoy
viii he At home at No SOl Court Street
| after February 9Th.
The regular monthly whist tournament
will be held Thursday evening in the
| auditorium of the Woman's Club.
| The Confederate Memorial Literary So
| ciety will,meet In the museum to-day at
| II a. NJ,
Personal Mention,
Miss Rosalle -. Stuart, of Cedar
Grove King George county, is the
guest of Mrs Ct; Stanard, al No. lS
North Beech Street. ~
Miss Margaret Shields. who has been
visiting Mrs. Edwin New in Portsmouth,
Va is now With friends in Norfolk
Hiss Lima Shields is the r1lest of Miss