The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06

OF the young folks and little ones. Inc
whole day was one round OF pleasure for
the scholars, who seemed to thoroughly
enjoy everything that came under their
observation.
Miss Lizzie Mckenzie left on Monday,
after pleasant visit OF two weeks to
Mrs. w. p Turner, at Bellevue az
Highland Springs Methodist Episcopal
Church was the scene Of q very pretty
wedding on Tuesday evening at S o clock.
when Miss Annie Houston was married
! to Mr.. Harry Rich. DR.. Young, OF Gem
Iitenary Church, Richmond. ofticlated. The
bride. alfred In beautiful travelling suit
OF blue and steel silk. with hat and
gloves to match. and carrying Brides
| roses. entered the church with her maid
OF honor, Miss Cora Cosby, OF Richmond,
who was becoringly attred In white or
CANDY and carried pink carnations.
The bridegroom entered with his best
, man, Mr. Henry Houston, and met the
bride and maid Of honor at the altar,
where the ceremony was solennized. Tho
ushers were Mcssrs. Frank Stelgleder, Ar
thur Hechler Charley billiard and Royal
| Nc Clelland. The wedding march was
played by Miss Norma Cosby. The church
was prettlly and tas tefuly decorated with
| flowers. ferns and potted palms, and the
| soft red glow OF the many lamps added
beauty to the scene. The bridegroom Is a
prosperous young farmer Of this county,
and the bride Is the beautiful and accom-
/! pIshed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hous-
ton, They left Immediately after the GER
emony for an extended trip to New orK
and other Northern cities.
Visitors Of the Misses Muruno, on Elm
Avenue. on Sunday last. we're !, Misses is
Ruth and Leila Atkinson, Ina Clendon
and Messrs. Sam Harrison, Frank Chap
bel, Archie Thomas and Hartley Spence.
Miss Blanche Woodcock has returned
home from a pleasant visit to the country.
much Improved In health. ,
Mr.. and Mrs Clterly and Mrs Danlel
Smith spent, "Wednesday evening Wlth
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. stahl, III Rloh-
n,ond.
Mr.. Chris Gebharbt was guest g.
! Lynnhurst during the week.
Miss Grace Stovall left on tho first OF
the week for a lengthy visit TO lrlehos
in Newport News
Quite a number OF the young people u
the village were visitors a. be 81. -
mond !" the home Of Mr.. and MRS, Sltcrrly'
during the first OF the week.
Mrs, ~, Alley OF ''Ivanhoe Cottage
who has been quito sick Is much I'M I'M
Mrs Mrs Miller, who spent several weeks
at Plum Cottage; letter me ''ouis0iS
@ M Mon ana Mrs. Martin moved n their
new homo In the lower part OF the Wis
Mrs. RYAN entertained a number OF
Young people from Richmond during tho
Miss Lizzie Mckenzie, after pleasant
visit Of two weeks to Mrs. w. =. turner,
tns returned to her home IN Richmond.
Mr. William Brown, OF Rlchmond, WAs
guest OF Mir. and Mrs. Bcale. on Thurs
day. Mr.. nnd Mrs. Campbell. OF Rich
mond were also guests o. Mrs. Bea'e
Among tho guests ut Rural Shade, :"
the home az Mrs. w. G, Atkinson. during
the past week, were Misses lIllen a a.!
Mamie Fiji, OF James City county; MISS
Mary Cnuthorl,, Of Rlcnmond; and Mr..
and Mrs. p, II. Houston
Mrs, ii. y, Thomson left on Friday for
an extended visit to relatives In North
| port, Long Island,
Mr.. stovall, OF "Plerpont Lodse'
| spending his vacation at nome. 80.
Mr.. Charles Reid and Wlfe, or Norlo!Ns;
arc stopping with Mrs. Lyme, mother OF
Mrs. Reid, Mr.. Reid Is quite SICK ana
under tho care OF Or. Lcftwich'
Mrs Lyme and little daughtsr, ENeiynt
and Mrs, Blackburn and daughter Went
with the IIeptnsoph's excursion 70 ocean
Vlew on last Wednesday.
Mrs. Wakefield and little son; Wrhy,
are spcnding the summer with Mr ana
Mrs Gillian. whose home Is on the VIII
liamsburg Rond,