The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
THE WEEKS WEDDINGS.
Parkinson-C.enshaw.

The wedding Of Miss Ruby Pearl Cren.
shaw. daughter OF Mrs. Julia Burke
Crenshaw. to Mr.. James Fendal Pnrkln-
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Pdrkin-
son, Of Hanover county, Va. was ceie-
bfated at 6:3O 2. NJ March 18th, In the
home OF the bride. No. GOT Miller Avh-
nue., Barton Heights, the Rev. G. r..
Scott. being the officiating clergyman.
The house was tastefully decorated
with palms and ferns and the wedding
chorus from I.ohengrin was rendered by
Il Miss Dclma Spencer who played 70
ceremony.
Miss Olive Parkinson, the groom's SIS
ter who wore white chiffon and carried
La France roses was maid Of honor. Mr..
Walter Chapman Crenshaw was best
man to the groom
The bride entered with the maid Of
honor and was gowned in q gray travel
ing costume and had coronation
bouquet of violets @
After an informal reception, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parkinson loft for n Southern bridal
tour. They received many handsome
bridal gifts.
Disqualification.
i In the home OF Mrs. Md. Gillian, No.
10 West Cary Street. at II o'clock a. M,
"Wednesday. Miss Daisy Isabel Hamilton,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Hamil-
ton, of Augusta county, was married to
Mr.. Stoncwall Jackson boswell, OF Ash
land Va, member of the we'll known
Hanover family Of that name, the Rev.
Dr.. Russell Cecil. of Second Prcsbyte-
ian Church, officiating.
Tho ceremony was quiet only im'ns-
dinte friends and families of tho con-
tracing parties being present. The bride
was attended by her sister Miss Mar
saret Hamilton, as maid of honor She
wore travelling gown and hat and had
n bouquet Of voets. Mr.. Brooke was
y best man. .s
s Hancock Satterwhite.
The marriage OF Miss Carrie May Sat
tcrwhite, daughter of Mrs. A. B. snttsr-
white, to Mr. John A. Hancock, Of this
city, took place last evening at $3.50
o'clocl, In the homo of the brides mother,
No G15 North Twcnty-first Street, the
Rev. r. M. Maxey of Union Station Moth
iodIst Church officiating. rs
The bride was attended by Miss Beulah
y Lee as maid of honor, and Mr.. Clarence
satterwhte, nephew OF the bride, was
best man.
The bride wore becoming gown Of
white organdie and lace and carried
(, Bride roses. The maid OF honor also
wore white organdie and carried pink
roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock will be at home,
after April second, at No. Sl3 North
Twenty-thrd Street, They received a
large number of handsome and useful
gifts
Tuesday Euchre.
Miss NAMES Wnddy OF No. 272l East
Broad Streeti. entertained the Tuesday
Matinee E,lcbre this week. Mrs. Hiram
,4,v4 love q
salad bowl; and Mrs. Talley received the
consolation, q jewel case. Tho club VIII
meet next week US usual.
Kraker-Rafeld.
Cards have hecn received announcing the
engagement OF Mr.. Alfred S. Kraker, for
mcrly OF this city, now Of Colorado
Springs, Col, TO Miss May Rafield, of
Colorado Springs
At Eluebcrry Corners.
All who wis.,! to spend q pleasant even
Ing should not fail to see the "Skule at
Blueberry Corners" Tho scholars Will
gather at BelvIdcre Hail. Friday evening,
March SNth, at $50, and the genial
school teacher, In the person Of Captain
Thomas G. Cunningham. will welcome
back. after their vacation, all tho boys
md girls both good and bad,
The public will recall with pleasure this
neutrality-suspicious. farce SO successfully
given by local talent last srrtng
Tho proceeds of the entertainment arc
for the building fund OF the West End
Christian Church.
Miss Vaughan Honored.
On Friday evening, March sd, Mr.
and Mrg S. c. Vaughan very ninnsantly
entertained number of their friends
in honor of their nelce. Miss Maisie
Bland Vaughan OF Cologne, Va.
At an carly hour tho guests began T.
arrive. and In n short while the nmusc
1nents followed.
Two guessing contests were ndulgcG
IN and for the first prize there was q
tie between Misses IIlnora McGeorge nnt
Emma Fleet Miss NcGeorge was the
successful one. Tho ''booby" was award.
ed to Mr., G. c, Vaughan, Jr, Games
were very much enjoyed, and at u lnt$
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