The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18

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Howard saxby, Jr., IN Sunset Maya
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Simons-Phillips.
rho Norfolk Public Ledger OF Friday
says:
4 very pretty wedding took place yes.
terday afternoon at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs Joseph w. Phillips corner
tenth and CRANKY streets, when their
daughter I.ottlc H.. was married s. 70
,8Mr. WI j.. SInlons, OF Suffolk. va, The
ceremony was performed at o'clock
by tho Rev. E. e. Dudley. pastor ol
Central Baptist church, Ghcnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. simons left yesterday
afternoon for Northern tour, incluo-
Ing Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Return to Washington.
The Secretary OF the Interior and his
daughter, Miss Annie Hitchcock whose
engagement to- Lieut. Comainnder o'll 70;
III. s. n. has just been announces, Nv
return to their washington home on tne
oGth Of this month. Miss Anne Hitch :,
cock always precedes her mother ana
aia,er Ia and from their summer nome
IN Dublin, n, H., to oversee the mousse
hold affairs.
Two Duchesses.
The washington Post OF yesterday says;
i.Lye are to have two Duchesses - 3 t.Aa'
q borough with us in this country soon.
A Mar grace Lily, the dowager. came over
= fcv DAYS ago, and next week her grace .e
ronsuelo, the rcSsning Duchess, WIZ
hc hero. Society5is making great pIepu-
Tations TO receive the former MISS van
derbilt. Among the most Ella borate en-
tertainments as yet arranged IN her non! ..1
az is the dinner TO be given py Mrs:
clarence Mackay, Mrs. Mackny was one
OF the bridesmaids at the weddins " ~. ny
Duchess, her school friend, almost ten
years ago. IL "a B, s 8
e "After dinner Wahay Franko, one OF me
conductors al tho Metropotnn opera
81 House. and the opera house orchestra
~ sixty musicians, Will give an inteT-
estinr concert. Probably not more man
4 sixty guests will be present. so there
will be a musician to each guest. me
guests will be the smartest set IN me
smart set. The dinner will be served
at one great table.
..The musicale will be In tho great stone
rail The feature OF tho Mackay house.
This extends from the ground to the
roof and the solid stone walls are hung
4 With tapestry and trophies OF the hunt,
..Ths Duchess OF Marlborough Will be
tho guest OF her mother, Mrs: Oliver =.
r. Belmont who has home near Kemp
stead"
Pouder-Carter.
or interest to yirgtnians is the follow
ing from the Baltimore Amerlcan:S
The nuptials OF Miss Carolyn Marga-
rot Garter. Of Lancaster county, Va and
Mr.. j. Monroe Pouder, OF Baltimore,
we're celebrated at Kilmarnock Baptist
Church, Kilmarnock. Va, on THURSDAY,
September Z 1905. at F. NJ. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. II. 81.
Clabrook pastor Of the church. Just
before the ceremony Miss Lillian Craw-l
companled by Miss Elise Smith. who
also played the wedding march, The
church was beautifully decorated The
bridal party stood under n double floral
arch formed OF everGreens, ferns and
roses The bride, who was given away
BY her father, Mr.. u. Jay Carter, was
gowned In ivory satin and chiffon and
woro tulle veil, caught by a wild
rose sllnburst, and carried n shower bou-
ouet OF roses and madenhalr fern, shs
was attended by her sister, Miss Helen
M. Chiffon, as maid Of honor, whose
costume was point d'esprlt, over taffeta,
and whose bouquet wasaof pink roses.
The bridesmaids were Misses Olive Sho-
rev of Baltimore; Mary Garter. Carrie
sKampe and Emma Sherman. Of Lancas-
ter county, Va. who were attired In point
4 Z
& of asters aud ferns. Misses Mary Ed
monds, OF Mobile, Ia; Margaret Garter
and little Margaret a. Fie acted as flow
er girls and wore dainty frocks of silk
and lace. The groom was attended by
his brother-n-law, r. Herbert Fie,. of
Baltimore, as best man, The ushers
were Messrs, Harry Garter, brother OF
the brlde Robin Norris, Miles G. Shorcy,
Clarence Bailey and Charles Praeger,
AZ, tna l,,td nI ,,.r M 4 n,n
ceeded to tho altar the ribbons were held
back by Masters Marvin Carter, brother
of tho bride, and y. Clifton Buck, il,
The ceremony was followed By a5large
reception at the home OF the bride,
after which Mr.. and Mrs, Pouder left
for tour to Buffalo, Niagara and At
lantic City, The bride Is from ono Of
the oldest and most aristocratic faml-
lies of Virginia being direct descendant
OF Martha Washington on the maternal
side, and King Carter who settled In
Virginia In the fifteenth century. The
groom, who is son OF the late James
Monroe Ponder, is from the we'll known
Maryland families Of Everllelds and Clag-
gets, Mr., and Mrs, Pouder will reside
at Forest Park, Baltimore,
Hop at the Chambelin.
The hop last evening at the Chambers
lin Hotel was as usual greatly enjoyed
by all who participated, Among those
present We're Captain and Mrs. Denis
Mahan. Y. s, NJ; CAPTAIN and Mrs. a,
b. lVillets, U, s., NJ; Mrs, Boorman, Miss
Roorman,. Miss Brodle, Of Washington;
Miss Susie Perkins, Miss Pauline Per-
kins, Miss Virginia Willets. Miss Lizzie
Allen. Miss Francis Page, Of Winchester,
Va; Miss Denise Mahan, Miss Julia
Johnston, Miss Dorothy Kineaid Miss
Louise Jones, Miss Louise Herbert, OF
Richmond; Miss Margaret Pannill, Miss
Amy Wentworth. Miss Emily Johnston,
Mabel IIemmingway. Messrs. CIaud Balm,
Thomas Kincaid. Frank Hitch, Herman
Allyn, William Bruce, Mabrey Hart. Fltz
Hudgins, William Law. Captain Burton,
u, S. NJ; Dr. rTplfree. Y. s, MI Alidshlp-