The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-10
WEDDINGS OF THE WEEK
Harris-Power.

The society event of the week IN
!. Charleston. W. Va, and one of decided
interest to many RichmonY friends, was
tho wedding OF Miss Es&ma Power
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o.
Power, to Mr.. Walter Edward Harris,
which occurred Tuesday afternoon, AZ
O'clock The scene OF the ceremony was
ut ''Bal,ymore," the beautlful nome %
the brides sister, Mrs. Walter Ashby'
situated on the Southslde MIS- oNei
looking the city.
The interior OF the house gorgeously
decorated in white roses, chrysanthe-
NUNS and cosmos presented bower o1
beauty. 80
THE bride wore an exquisite gown OF
white crepe dc chine lavishly trimmed IN
real lace and was given away by her
father The wedding party entering me
room to the strains of the wedding
march rendered by Professor A. G. Her
mans orchestra, which was concealed
behind an embanlsment Of palms. The
+ No., Father AGATHA Of the Church Of the
,ed Heart performed the impressive
ceremony OF the catholic Church. which
was witnessed by only the immediate
4 family.
Immediately after the ceremony an
elaborate reception was given -las. .
Z from $3.50 tilI $50 o'clock P. M ms
n
walter Ashby. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoveled, OF
pit sh,,rg. Mrs. and Miss Emily Rich
4 nrason assisted in entertaining the
d guests III,
Tn the dining room a delicious cola
tion was served by Mrs. Harry Pritch-
ard. Mrs. w. B. Donnally, Mrs. Willlaia5
III Ohlcy. Mrs w. f. Chiffon and Mrs
q Moses w. Donnally Mrs. Anna kennH
presided at the coffee urn, Misses Etha
~. ~ a.t1, L
and Marjorie Welch attended the punch
bowl. MI. and Mrs. Harris received
many handsome presents from their nu-i
Inerous friends.
Mr.. Harris has been the Washington
ccr-esrondent for number of years for
The Times Dispatch, and is widely
n in newspaper circles both in the
II 'sal capital and in Richmond.
s'lc f;tde has also spent much of her
lifc II Richmond, and is loved by large
.'-rlo Of trends. The bride and groom
IL on the east bound Chesapeake aud
rhto train r. $3.50 P. NJ, for q wedding
in,.--ev. nf,er which they will make
Their ho~e In Washington,
Iredell-Edmond.
In the home OF the bride, No 304 West
Grace Street, the wedding of Miss Ro-
herta Edmond. daughter of the Int
Horace Edmond. and granddaughter of
the late Rev. DIR. Woodbridge, former
rector of Monumental Church. to Cap
tain Cadwallader 1redell, Of this city,
was celebrated yesterday, the Rev. DR..
w. Z. Evans being the celebrant.
Only relatives OF the contracting par
ties and few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. The bride wore trav-
cling gown, kat and gloves, and carried
roses. After receiving congratulations,
Mr.. and Mrs. Iredell left for trip
south. They are both extremely we'll
asnown in Richmond. where they enjoy
the esteem'sof mag.y friends and a prom
tnent social Position.
Announcement.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Hildegarde Mckenna, Youngest daughter
Y OF Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court and Mrs. Mckenna to Mr.. John
Leggett Pultz. Of New York, only son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pultz This en-.
gagement, following so soon after the
announcement of that OF Miss Marie
AicKenna to Mr.. Davenport Brown, OF
Boston, Is of particular interest to so
ciety. IN which the Misses McKennu
have taken SO prominent part. Ass
Hildegarde made her debut four wears
ago, at the family residence on Rhod,
Island Avenue, and has been an undis
puted belle ever since. She is tall ant
graceful, says the Washington Post, witt
n superb figure, and the Same beautiful,
fair and clear complexion for which he
family is noted She was educated in tn
private schools of Washington. and, il
addition TO the usual accomplishment
OF the up-to-date girl Of society. Is SIX T.
ed In the palmer, but no less impor
taut Art of nous ecDug
Mr.. Pultz, like Mr.. Davenport Brown
Is a Harvard man of 1901 and a con
quilting engineer identified with larg
Industrial interests in New York and Il