The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
blue with a blue hat. The maid OF honor
was III white silk with q white chiffon

WAS IN White Six WIN u WINE t'tt>ts
hat. 4 iS 81
Mr., ana Mrs. ROBERTS left BY the S:G
train Tor d tour of tho principal Nortli-
ern cities. They will be ut No.. 3 East
Cary Street when they return. 6s
Wingo-Epps.
The marriage of Miss Mary s. I1pps 10
Mr.. Julian q. INngo took place y, tie
home OF the brides father. Mr.. John ~
O'clock iii the morning, the hight Rev.
Bishop van de vyver officiating.
Tho bride was attended by her sister
Miss Nellie Il. Epps, as maid Of honor.
Miss LILA ana LUCILLE Epps were the ribs
bon holders Tile grooil's attendants were
Mr.. Charles Purcell Epps and Mr.. William
james Epps. Mr. and Mrs. Wingo left BY
the 0 Al. NJ. train for Old Point. II After
May goth. they will make their nome at
No. s North First Street. Mr.. WinRo
belongs to Lakeside and Hermitage COLI
Clubs, and q cashier Of the Vhltlock
branch, American Cigar Company.
Carter-Hess.
Miss Blanche Selma Carter, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Carter. and Mr..
Calvin aB. Hess, son of Mr. NJ. u. Hess,
OF Hellertowii. Pa we're married ~
O. clock "Wednesday evening, April 26th,
in tho home OF the brides PARENTS, NO..
8 East Clay Street, by tho Rev. j. B. Haw-
thorne 81 Grove Avenue Baptist Church.
Tho pnrtor was tastefully decorated
with palms and the bridal party entered
as Professor Frank Cosby struck the
notes Of Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The bride, who came in with her broth
err. Mr.. VS. Carter, was goWned IN a
travelling suit Of blue Panama CLOTH ana
carried Bride roses. Miss Gladys Carter,
the BRIDES sister and Miss Emma Com
attended her as maids of honor. Both
young ladies wore white orgnndy and
had clusters OF Hhito carnations. MT. Il.
C. Hawkins, Jr., was best man. t.5
d Mr. and Mrs. Hess are now enjoying an
extended trip N forth, where they will visit
tho home OF the groom, as well as sew
.eral places OF interest. They VIII reside
at No. 500 East Grace Street. for q short
time after their return
tDuke-Buchanan.
The marriage Of Miss Josephine Pearl
Buchanan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hen,
~ u. Buchanan, of Norfolk, to Mr. Archie
Willard Duke, of Richmond, took place
in Central Baptist Church, Client. at 1890
P. M. Tuesday, tho Rcv. p q T. Dudley
officiating. 5.5.
Tho bride wore pearl gray crepe de. chine
with O. picture hat, and carried a shower
Of Bride roses. The maid OF honor, Miss
Gertrude Buchanan, sister OF the bride.
was gowned In white chiffon clot n ana
lace Her flowers were pink carnations.
The bridesmaids were Miss Nellie Buch-
ar,an, sister of the bride, and Miss Leslie
Frances Miller The ushers were Messrs
E. C. Matthews, ]. r. Ellis, of Norfolk;
w. r. Wright, Of Danville. Va; F.g r.
Harris and Beverly Williams, OF Rictl-
mond. TIE best man was Mr.. alter,
Faber, OF iWashington. D. c.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Duke left for trip 10 Washington.
They will make Their home OF No 300
East Marshall Street, Richmond.
Tho out-of-town guests were MT. 8. -.
MCGEE, OF Clifton Forge; Mrs. ~. L.
Baltic, Mrs NJ. L. Wiltshire. Mrs. Norma ma
Wiltshire, all Of Richmond MISS MIS- -, nA le
stone, Of Taylorsville, Va; Mrst w. -.
Holmes, OF boswell, Va Mr.. Ellis Jones,
of Richmond; Mr.. o.. P. Thomas OF Cliff
ton Forge.
Miss Patton Entertains.
Major anda Mrs. James D. Patton will will
give one Of the PROTEST and most enjoy
able entertainments Of the Easter sea
son, in the cotillon to be danced at Her.
mitage Golf Club Friday night, April i>'t
from 3 to 70 o. clock. ISL h b
Patton and a,number Of her friends
among the charming members OF lsich.
nlond's young society girls and boys WI
help her to enjoy It. Those to be present
are Misses Cary Valentine. Rosale Valcn'
tine, Gay Montague, Dorothy Chr1stlan
Eleanor Lindsey, Frances Myers. Fanny
Miller, Barbara ,Trigg, Lucy Ford Worth
am, Mary Saunders, Helen Tanner. Mabe
o, Ferrall, Nora Randolph, Lettuce WOOD
ward, Grace Woodward, Grace PERKINS
Fanny Crenshaw, Imogen Warwick, A ann
Ldnthicum Sara Chamberlaync. Jeln!
Scott, Fanny Tyler. 4Virgie Tyler, Editi
Taylor and Virginia Whlteley. or R,cn
n1ond Katherne Dickson, Susie Slnughte
and Emma White, Of Norfolk; Master
Rutherford Rose, Hugh Rose, John Boyd
Paul Christian, Leigh Wilson, Lloyd Tay'
Tor, James Taylor, Hobart Doyle, w lillian
KILLER, Claiborne Watkins, William Jack
son. Richard Saunders. Corydon Sutton
| Bernard Jones, James Wheat Ta1mas
Donnan. David Grant, Meredith Montague
| Lewis Cutchins, William Dickson OF Nor
folk: William Frazier. Charles Worthau
i Frederick Valentine. Otey Miller, J Ohm ~
Miller, James Patton, Jr., Dan Thorp an
Raleigh forbes. iii
International Festival.
AZ tho Masonic Home SAuxiliary's Fes
tival at tho Temple this evening =, IN 2
1 Blueberry Corners, ~ will be presented b
tho following talAnt: L.
School commlttee-Uriah Perkins. M M
4 william Craig: Jacob Biilaker, M
Charles waford; John Smith, Mr.. WI
ApplIcnnts-Miss Dashaway, Miss Esv
Alexander: Miss Belinda Sharp, ME
blanche Taylor, Miss Sally Simple, ny
Maggie Gilchrist: TIezekiah Pendergraas
4 CAPTAIN Tom Cunningham.
VisItors-Mrg, Dipsey, Miss Jennie sun
nor: Miranda Dipsey, Miss Mildred liar
cock; Mrs. snooks. Mrs M. l p; Ball a.,
Catherine Robinson; Faithful snook
Miss Fannie craig samant1 po Rpsr' MI
Annie se,den.' clorinda Geyser. Miss Be
sic Wilson; ruth Ketehum' MI, MISS = a u
enco Binna; susan crowfoot MISS i Z H 3 ri
Il vSvar y 4 t