The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

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the most reliable sources which leaves
no doubt nStheir& minds as to tho a nces-
try, honor and standing of&Alr, Corcas IN
his own country and3abroad. ,Ss3 III
5ISS 53j5 4 M BADGEL Y.'''#
SEThe wedding was 10 have taken place
several month Ia q, NJ but was post poncd
to allow the diplomat nh u Opportunity to
prove the falsity@ OF statements made in
anonymous letters rcflecting. on the au-
thenticlty Of his title to being Of noble
family and also upon his being unmarried NJ! ri
and of Caucasian 4brtlEt5 Nj 4 855 m 46
Al Mrs. " or(lan never for a moment doubt-
cd that her finnce was 5il8,that he said
lie was, but Senior Coren demanded time
to- prove gconcusivelyl that there was no
foundation for the calulnnies directed
against him. 81 IN! ~ 81 i4 81 3.}sss5
q Atl tho marriage o ( Miss Florence Louns-
berg, tic daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hon
ryK r. 3Loundsberg, of Bedford, n. <, Stc,
Mr.. Frederick Bcaslcy Alexander son OF
Mi. and Mrs: james W. Alexander, in st.
Thomas Church, Monday afternoon, the
BRIDES gown was of white satin. trim.
med with Louis 1lVI.s bow-knots of old
lace. Her veil, also or luce, was 5fasten-
cd with several diamond pins and orange
blossoms. Tho maid Of honor, Miss
Edith Lounsberg, wore a. beautiful gown.
tho skirt being OF yValenciennes lace anu
the coat Of tho Louis WI. period, made
OF white and pink beaded brocadc, trims
med With lace. Her hat of White taf-
feta, also Of the Louis XVI. period, was
tipped on one slide and trimmed with
feathers OF deep pink and shaded roses
around the crown. She carried a bouquet
OF Bridesmaids roses. W. 81 "A b sS
Mr.. Albert Stopford, famous in london,
Paris Cannes and Nice as a ~ leader or
l. o~tx,,
Ing, with Mr. Elisha Dyer, tho cotilon
given by Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Of New
York, Monday night, e. d n "
The figures introduced by Mr. Stopford
were decidedly. novel and picturesque In
one four huge trees hung with red, white,
pink and yellow roses ca CHI tree OF "a djf-
ferent shade, were brought into the ball
ROOM Hundreds of{Eelectric lights were
twined in with foliage. and as tho figure
was being danced the other ballroom
lights were turned down. thus making q
wonderful effect. In the course OF tile
dance tho clusters Of roses were dis.
l3trlbuted as fnvors. $9 al
In still another figure some Of the
dancers held long garlands Of colored
flowers and ribbons across the floor, ,ln-
der which tho other dancers passed. Al
another period in the cotlllon Mrs. Astor
stood in tho center of u circular mound
of white lilies clusters or which she gave
out as favors. In the last figure a jinrIEi-
sha filled With clusters OF roses was
wheeled round the room and It's contents
distributed. /. i
There were many attractive faYors, In
Guiding for the women, handsome Silt
baskets, filled with roses and lilies, and
held on tlle arm by long ribbons; alltomo-
bile hatplns of silver nnalnocd with n
peacock feather design; snchcts Of white
brocnde embroidered with gold; colored
engravlngs, IN gilt frames; bouquets OF
American Beauty roses and candle shades
OF old prints set IN gilt frames.
For the men there were red and green
parrots mounted on long, gilt twands; com.
bination ash trays and pen wipers Of crys-
tai and gold; gilt pocket tablets, brocade
photograph frames and boutonnicrcs.
Farewell Reception.
Under the above heading The Newport
News Daily Press of yesterday gives an
| account of pleasant courteses shown DR..
md Mrs. G. 3. Bryan who are about to