The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Jennings, Mation Jennings and May

Jenninss, Mafion Jennings and May
d NNarieti.a of tfoano.
4 The bride had as her maid OF Honor
4 Miss Mamie Cary Wright, of 'Inppahan-
mock, Va. Miss Wright wore White Paris
4 ino,isseline over taffeta. The bride vas
4 gowned An white crepe de chine. Her
tulle veil was held with pearl cros-
cent. and her flowers. a shower pouqMet
of lilies OF the valley The bridesmaids
4 were III white chiffon with green girdies'
4 They carried maidenhair ferns tied Win
! white tnlc
~ reception was rendered tho bridal
party Tuesday night In the home of the
/ bride
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom left for Richmond on
4 their way TO Asheville, N. G., where
.Ithey will spend their honeymoon. On
their return they will make their home
with the brides sister, Mrs G. u. James,
at No Ito Thlrty-second street, Newport
4 News, Va. The wedding guests included
friends and relatives from Richmond,
Newport News, Petersburg, West Polht
and Williamsburg, Va.
Nitn1no-La1le.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie I, Lane,
/ of this city, to Mr.. James y. Nimmo, Jr.,
/ Of Charlottesville, Va. was celebrated
j "Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock in
the home Of the Rev. 7, a. Cave, pastor
of the Third Christian Church. 1t was
unexpected, and will he q great surprise
4 TO tho friends of the contracting parties.
The bride Is n most popular young lady
Of this city and much beloved by her
many friends, by whom she will be
greatly missed. She is the only daughter
of Captain A. Y. Lane, and is q very
pretty and attractive young lady. She
was attircd in a very handsome travel
! Ing suit of navy blue cloth, with hat
and gloves to match, and carried white
chrysantllemums.
The groom is a very popular young
man, and Is the son of Mr. j. D. MIN.
mo. well known contractor OF Char
lott'essville He has spent much Of his
time In Richmond where he has won
many friends. Mr.. Charles c. Long, uncle
Of tho bride, attended the groom rs best
man.
After an extended bridal tour to points
| West, tho happy couple will DO with their
many friends In charlottesville, where
they will make their future home.
Wo1men's Meetings.
The Willing Workers Of the Monu.
mental Church Will hold sale Of fancy
articles to-day and tomorrow for the
| benefit Of tho kindergarten connected
with the church. The ladies of the Guild
have secured one OF the windows In
1 Quarles's store No. 105 East Broad
Street, and invite their friends to come
and purchase some of their Christmas
presents fro them.
Birthday Party.
4 The members of the Board of the Re-
treat for the Sick will give a birthday
party at that institution this afternoon
1 from 4 to I o'clock. The ladies will be
i glad to see their friends promising them
a cordial welcome and something little
more substantial.
Announcements.
The Norfolk Dispatch OF Tuesday says:
\ Colonel and Mrs William Wood Finney
have issued invitations to the carriage
ofther daughter Helen Mclve =; to Mr..
1 Charles Randolph 1<ennon. on Wcdnes-
| day, November o. nineteen hundred and
/ live, at half past six O'Clock, in Monu-
/ mental Church, Richmond
j Mr.. Kennon is u brother Of Mr. Bever-
lly Randolph Kcnnon, OF this city.
Marshall Dawson.
Mrs. William II. Dawson, of Kentuck,
! Va, arnounces the marriage of her
daughter Pearl Tefier, to Mr.. William
Ira Marshall, of Kadesh, at Kentuck
Baptist Church, November goth, at 1880
o'clock a. NJ
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