The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-18

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and Rertha Borden, of Fall River Mass,
ware rowned In white net win Whlle
hats and carried maidenhair 1erns' l2i5.
3@rrhe church was profusely decora'eu
With smilax, roses, asparagus terl' ah'l
white flowers, and. over the place VIE" i,eIs
the couple stood hung q Wedding ooc, -, - -
white carnations md white roses. I, Nlrs.
randolph Preston Gillian played Men,
dclssohn's wedding march as me prloai
marty entered the church. The bride en-
tered on her fathers arm, ana was met
at the chancel by tho groom. Her gown cow,
was that worn by her mother ana sralu-
mother at their own weddings, ana was
of white brocaded satin trimmed IN oid
lace.
VA was best man, md the groomsmch
were Messrs Edwin Randolph Page, IA
leigh c. Taylor, JohngC. e. Iaylor, H !i
Charles r. Howard. Of Charleston ". va,
After the ceremony mere WIS ~ = f so,ao
ton and wedding breakfast at the nome
of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs Marshall left
on the evening train for Washington y.
c., and will be at homo after November
Isl, in Chestnut avenue Page, W, va.
Tho bride is well known in Richmond,
where her mother lived previous to her
marriage, and for this reason the wed
ding IS of much interest here.
Dyson-Gregory.
Miss Annie Myrn Gregory was mar
ried at her home. NO. % South Adams
Street. TO MIR. Morton Howell Dyson
on Tuesday, October 18th. ut o'clock in
the morning, the Rev. Dr. Charles S.
Gardner OF Grace Street Baptist Church.
officiating.
The house was tastefully decorated in
palms and ferns. Miss Eunice Gregory,
sister of the bride, WAS maid OF honor.
and was charmingly gowned in white
silk. Her flowers We're La France roses.
Mr.; William Mount Joy was best man.
The bride wore stylish travelling suit
OF green broadcloth, With hat and gloves
to match, and carried Bride roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyson left at once for
a bridal tour North, and Will be at homo
after November list at No % South
Adams Street
The bride Is an attractive blonde, and
the daughter of Mrs, a. Nj. Gregory, of
this city Tho groom is tho son OF Mr..
John j. Dyson, Of lianoicr ana Is sue
cessful young business man.
Will Arrive Thursday.
| 4 society item OF great interest In
| Richmond has to do With the return from
| abroad of Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
! Potter.
Mr., and Mrs, Potter came from Paris
| Il, New York. and are expected to reach
| Richmond Thursday evening next.
Friends here Will be delighted to see
Mrs, Potter again AS Miss May Handy,
she was, before her marriage, for years
| the most admired woman and the leading
| belle In Richmond and Virginia.
Wedding Cards.
Cards are out to the marriage OF Miss
Sophia NJ. Thon, daughter of Mrs. II, T..
| Thop to Mr.. Walter G. Williams, the
| ceremony 10 be performed Thursday af-
| iernoon, October 18th at o'clock. at
| the home of the bride, No, 230G East Mar
shall Street.
German Tonight,
A movement Is on foot gotten M by
J Company y, Of the Richmond Light In
| fantry Blues, to give Il german IN tho
| Masonic Temple to-night. In honor Of the
| visiting boys from the Virginia Military
| Institute.
| II is proposed to have the dance from
| Q to ~ and to invite all tho Richmond
debutantes and pretty girls. IT will DO
| one of the most attractive social events
Of the week.
Personal Mention.
Mr., Charles A, Nesblt and wife are the
| guests OF nv ana ME- lo'ii -, 'tt"'N'
gren. OF No. slS Third Street
Northeast, washington. D. q.
Mrs. Cecil oliver of Brambieton, va,
IL visiting friends here.
Miss Alice q. Cole, OF Fredericksburg.
who has been the guest OF Mrs r, r.
Roberts has returned home.
Mrs, Peter CheYalle Warwick and Miss