The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

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~ on he evening OF March 3D.
2 One OF the most enjoyable features 81
the evening was a photograph contest, IN
which Mr., Hlnchman won the prize ior
identifying the largest number OF photo
graphs. Another delightful game was the
picture drawing in whi,h Miss Elsie Payne
received the prize, Other games were a
Magazine Party Memory Test anu
Bean Came"
At ii o'clock, the guests repaired to the
dining room, whore delicious assessments
were served. The colof scheme was pink.
Beautiful pink candeiabra lent a soft glow
to the happy ssene, and exquisite ca ltHa
lions added to the, beauty OF It.
Miss Taylor received many beautiful
presents, and the good wishes OF all
present. i5t 3t
Guests were Misses Eva NJ. Timberlakc,
Mittie M. Points, Elsie Payne, Blanche
Jennings, Marie Adam, Lyle W.. Parkin-
son, Mamie Martin, Florrie Parkinson, An
MIC Roy Taylor and Alice Whiting Taylor;
Messts. John D.. IIlnchnan, James 6,
Trant, Wilmer P. Chandler, Andrew H..
Bowen; l.. c, Bell, Frank Chamblee. Sam
Lacy, r. w. Ozlln, Or. y. p. Cannady.
w, M, Allen and Chamblee.
Engagement Announced.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. George w. Kprtz,
OF winchester. have issued Invitations
for the marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Katharine Graham Knrtz. to Mr. e, YER
non Eddy. The marriage will take place
on Wednesday. March ED. at the resi-
dencc OF the BRIDES parents. NO. y South
Loudoun Street, Winchester, va, the Rev.
James r. Graham, D. D.. pastor emeritus
OF the Presbyterian Church, pelng me
officiating clergyman,
IN, ALI "a rprnQnfZad one
OF the most attractive Of all OF the pretty
Winchester girls, and la decidedly popu-
! lar, being n general favorite among q
| large circle OF friends and acquaintances,
Mr. Eddy Is the youngest son OF the
late Newton Eddy. who was one OF VIM
chesters leading citizens. # 4
Collins-Underwood
sMiss zipporah Underwood. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. II, Underwood No, l9S
| Charlotte Street. Norfolk, and Mr.. Wll-
liam G. Collins, were married Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock III the First Bap-
tist Church. Norfolk, by the pastor or
the church, the, Rev Calvin s, Black
well, d. p. The church was prettily dec
Grated with Easter lilies palms and ferns.
| The bride wore a gown OF Whlte SIX
chiffon over taffeta, and carried Brides
roses, She was attended by her sister,
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who wore white mousselino over pink
taffeta. black picture hat, and carried
pink carnations. Tho flower girl, Miss
Marguerite Underwood, niece OF the
bride wore white chiffon, and carried a
basket OF pink and white carnations,
The groom entered with his brother,
Mr.. +. C. Collins Of Roanoke. the Best
man. The ushers We're pr. II. G. Ruedy.
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\ Portsmouth; S. II, Underworld W. s,
4 Wht,ehurst, S. A. Watkins and w, p.
Coates, OF Norfolk,
MIR. and Mrs. Collins took the Ole
Dominion steamer for a bridal trip North.
Innlan-Schlief,
The home OF Mr.. George w. schlief, in
East Marshall Street, was the scene yes
terday evening at7,lb o'clock OF a very
pretty but quiet wedding, only the i'm,
mediate family being present, when hi
daughter, Miss Fannie Lee. became TIL
y 8ifs Of Nj Guy a. 1Enlap, the Rev
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