The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12


bridal party Iii s the home n Of the Bride
after the ceremony. Among tn any costly
wedding gifts received, were several hand
some felrloofis bestowed upon the bride
B by Inherent n eiiiberB Of her farlil N ~
@3 of-town guests ihcliide led 4 MIS- Alice
Heading, htts, Sch1ey Mrs stoi' Y " Miss
Il FLORENCE q lss a, Mr.. Alec Brec kinridge,
and NAessrs. Winter and v Hugh & Clark
son, d SWashiTgton, q. g. Mrs. Charles
Gordon, OF Virginia, Mics Eaft,lp Love,
q OF ${ Md land Mr.. and Mrs. III ugh y.
SThon1pson, of New York; Mrs. Charles
Phelps, Jru of Baltimore, and M an
Mrs. Thomas 3. Ciarkson, OF GEE rgetow'ti,
4D q. ls m SIX VI III rs N III
Miss Newman Engaged.
@ Mrs Octavln Coleman N ewniah ans
snounces the enlargement her daughter,
{S'NIYiiiu,$ to- Mr.. Samuel William Jennings,
of 4 ork,s h Pa. and New YORK. The tr1ai:-
rlago Will sta1te place In tho early nutu INN
Kendler--Wll I'll
rs Mr. Thoi1ths Ii N. . 1Icpdler, Jr., and Miss
Alice ~ Whitfield were Quietly married
at the home Of tile bride, N n AL 11lm
}if.Yonuef by the SIeev. Mr.. Nc Ghee,s OF Ass
bury Methodist Church, aoii2 Wed nessdaays
August stl at i $50 o'clocls. left Sfor
the scashore and will Walt EeNcr;asl other
places while away. They he home to
their lends the 1st Of septet1illb III
Atlgllst5at Otterbrlr11.
is!sS The y lnstSsrcsuinr rridny night hop mt
Otterburn Ayag Il great success. u The TO.
8tunda, nai'lors snnd bathroom, u nsg USUAL
wore avlshlS decorated forSthe socGnsion
Japanese terms illuminated tho lawns ~
and large plazzns where re frcshinents
were Sawed lat IA r. M. Besides he 5regu-
n
"a hundred & from Richmond 'etersburg,
Amelia and surrounding places. The
Rchaperones W ere Mrs. Ilppe It's, @ 9 st.
Petersburg; Mrs. Ancarrow,5 or 1sichlnondj
and Atrs. Gllnn md Mrs. Morgan, 81 Of
Amelia, MN a}53 b Il {. /: a Sk VI
Monday evening was giyenS,ip9 to "A pros
ggrcsslye euchre, INT he guests Of the hollso
departing from their devotion to whist
I for the time. q, ID
Amateur Theatricals. 6.t
~ Amateur tlentiicnls were given in&tho
wings of tile rotundn on tuesday evening.
Thnt they we're largely nipromptu ibid
not dctract one whit from the appear
i anco or speochGof the nGtorssorE the stage
settling n Tho Inn 4"set'' for the first act,
would have conVulsed a much q esss in-5
terosteds ;autlience. Mr., III. g *. Tranlslln,i
#of Richmond. assllead Wnitcr,t kept ~ p the
ton of l3 luos Ne
last net, ana A applied the
8''hasht fresh eaoi lay. mod sniastSs
rdisnfected h sausag e. 4 "steril lied eels,9 Il
\ Oh whatever elso the large placards on
tho Inn walls announced To he the menu.
i "a short English comedy -so-call ed--fol-
lowed, which, came near being a trag--ss
iedy, since the bridegr room II the mar
rage scene8 could not find the wedding
ring, which fact 40 upset the bride that
she talked sWhera.sit was not set down i
.in5 the ceremony md so confused the
clergyman that he lost his place and
flushed by reading a plea for'stlite at e..
nlcted H ;Sz
3..I88 Hay Ride. " +.., ,.s AM
wednesday oyoning some lof the Syarngs
people started en- g large 3ta y wagon, ui;.
rcctly after early tea for We Forks '
returning TOT Otterburn Hotel a ter q
two-hours' ride by way OF Anlelia.l{A
table on the hotel lawn covered ", = tfls
luscious slices @ terlnelon, greeted
their return and was thoroughly enjoyed &
not only BY the 'stra " riders, Be- but all