The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-21
MARCH WEDDINGS.
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The wedding OF Miss Harriet Howell
Hall, daughter OF Captain and Mrs.
James w. Hall, to Mr.. Joseph Edward
Cox, son OF tho late Nlarcellns Edward
and Sarah Carter Cox, of Ashland, Va,
was celebrated last evening at $50
o'clock in the Third Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. DR.. r. B. Eggeston officiating.
Church decorations We're in ferns and
pink azaleas. Miss Helen Matilda Hall,
sister Of the bride. was maid of honor
End Mr. Frank Hallowell Cox, the
groonls brother, was best man. The
Eroomsmen were: Mr.. j. w. Hall. Jr,,
of New York; DR.. Julian T. Wright, Mr..
Archibald Peasants. Mr.. James NJ. Cox.
Mr.. Stonewall J. boswell and Mr.. Leslie
Ellis.
The bride entered with her father.
Captain ]. w. Hall. She was beautifully
gowned in white crepe de chine, trim
med with duchesse lace. and carried n
shower OF lilies OF the valley. Her veil
was caught with q sapphire crescent.
The maid OF honor wore violet crepe
de chine, and violet hat. Her flowers
were violets An ante-nuptial reception
was given the bridal party and immedi-
ate families Of the contracting parties
Monday evening. in the home of tho
parents. House decorations We're In
palms and pink carnations. The display
of wedding gifts showed many beautiful
and useful remembrances from friends.
Out-of-town guests TO attend the we'd
ding We're: Mrs. Charles Lawrence, of
Brooklyn, n. Y; Mr.. j. w. Hall. of Jr,
of New York; Mr.. James III. Carr. OF
Newark; Mrs. James Cunningham Han
nah. of Danville; Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Nowlin. OF Lynchburg; DIR. and Mrs. w.
s.. Campbell, Mrs. S. B. Davis. Miss Ger
trude Young. OF Burkeville, and Mr.. C.
c. Cox, of Fredericksburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox are now on their
way TO Florida and Cuba, where their
honeymoon will be spent.
Alunnae at Home.
at the lat home given BY the Woman's
College Allmnae Association Saturday
afternoon. in honor of the graduating
class. the following young ladies formed
the serving committees: Misses Elizabeth
5Willingham, Mary Taylor. Edith Nc
Carthy Madge Montgomery. Emma
Clarke and Gertrude Clarke.
Those receiving were Mrs. w. w.
Davis Mrs. George Epps, Miss Rosa
Smith and Mrs. Sallie Harris. Misses
Clara and Lily Becker were not among
those who received.
illustrated Lecture.
Admiral Harrie Webster will give an
Illustrated stereoptcon lecture on the
Russo-Japanese war at the Richmond Art
Club. No. 2l7 West Grace Street. on
Thursday evening. March 22d, at $50
O'Clock. Every club member will have
the privilege OF bringing guest.
Dinner Guests.
DR.. and AIlse +. r. Dudley of Norfolk;
DR.. ]. 3. .IIutsou and others. were guests
at din,ier given In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Hankins, No. eos West
Cary Street. The time was spent in
pleasant social intercourse and in listen
Ing to vocal and piano music delightfully."-
rendered by DR.. and Mrs. Dudley.
Committee to Meet.
Mrs. Chies NJ, Ferrall, general chair
man Of the Presbyterian booth of the
Floral Carnival asks that all her com
mittcc and any other ladies Interested
in the Presbyterian work for the carnival
will meet her at II A. NJ. Thursday.
March I'd. In the assembly hall of the
Woman's Christian Association, Impor-
tant business Will be transacted,
Atlanta Coaching Party.
The Atlanta Constitution Of Thursday.
March 18th. has tho following pleasant
mention of two popular members Of Rich
mond society. Tho Constitution says:
Colonel Robert j. Lowry gave coach