The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Hasse will live In Richmond.
3Cone-Dillard.

Cone-Dillard.
One Of the most beautiful Of Easter
weddings took place on Wednesday, April
18th, at Spring Hope, N. G., at the resi-
denCe of the bride, when Miss kiftie IL
lard, a popular young lady, became the
bride of Mr.. Milton Cone, formerly Of
Spring Hope, but now promising young
business man Of Richmond
Immediately after their marriage, they
left on the evening train for Richmond
where they will make their future nome.
Arnstrong-Lee.
The most important nuptial celebra-
ton Of the Easter season III Hampton,
Va, and one in which Rchmondcrs and
VTrginlans Generauyi mere Interested,
was the marriage, in historic St Johns
Church. Hampton, at p. NJ, Satur-
day, April 2lst, of Miss Rosa Fairfax
Lee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wills
Lee, to Mr.. Richard Armstrong, OF
Hampton son Of the late Colonel VIII
liam Armstrong. The Rev. Reverday
Istill, rector Of st. Johns, officiatcd.
Descended In direct limo from the first
Lord Baltimore, of Maryland, and the
Writings, OF Gloucester county, Va, the
BRIDE through her mother, is a grand
daughter Of the late William Perrin
Whiting, Of Baltimore. Through her
father she belongs to the Lee family OF
Virginia. Mr.. Armstrong; father was
an author of note. His mother was Miss
Morgan, OF New York city
The chancel of the church was de-
corated with palms and Easter lilies.
Profuse clusters and sprays of apple blos-
SONS, inter-mingicd elsewhere with the
greenery, and harmOnized in charming
fashion with the simmer of pink III
tho gowns and ribbons Of the brides
maids. Miss Edith Woodward, daughter
Of DR.. J. s. Woodward Of Baltimore,
was maid OF honor and Mr.. Kalim Arm
strong. brother of the groom, best man.
Other attendants were the bridesmaids,
Misses Hida Booker, Mary Booker, Nan
Morgan, Ann Y. Booker, Esther Lee, sis
ter Of tho bride. Dorothy Armstrong,
sister OF the groom; Lila Chlsman, Efiie
Young, Mackie Young I'D Nell Lee; the
rshers. Messrs. George Lander, Jr.. DR..
j. S. Il. Davis. Frank Smith, ]. A. Mas
sic, Perrin Lee brother Of the bride; III.
d. Hubbard, w. Q. Hckock, the noted
Norton, Matthew c. Armstrong, brother
OF the groom, and Paul Dnshiell the
wel-known navy coach.
Mr. George Lander, Jr., Is owner OF
tho yacht Endymlon, for years holder
of the worlds record for ocean trips,
until she lost to tho Atlantic last sum-
mer. On this occasion Mr.. Richard ARM
strong was the guest of Mr.. Lander
aboard the Endymion
Tho bride came In with her brother, |
who gave her away. She was gowned in |
white crepe de chine, trimmed with dew
drops chiffon. IIer veil fell from n
coronet Of |ornngc blossoms and her
flowers were a showers OF white sweet !
peas
The maid OF honor was In cream lace
and French batIste, over pink tatfetn,
ana carried pink sweet peas. The brides
maids wore pink Powered orVandIes
tucked and trimmed with cream lace ana
had great clusters OF snowballs. tied
with pink gauze ribbon. The flower girls
We're In white with pink ribbons, and
carried pink picture hats. filled WIN
sweet peas.
a reception, after the ceremony, was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Arm.
strong, at their beautiful home, "Malo!n,' |
situated on Hampton Roads. The spa
cious grounds. Illuminated and decorated
for the OCCASION, presented brilliant |
appearance. Tho bridal party and out
pf-town guests attended the Senior AS
Eembly german, given at tho Chnm-
berlin Hotel, Friday evening" April 9Oth.
short Southern wedding tour and a
more extended trip North and West later
In tho spring. Among those, VINO at
tended tho wedding were prominent peo-
pie from New York. Boston. Baltimore
and other places.
Malone-Bowles.
One of the most beautiful Of Easter
took place last Tuesday even-
Ing at 1880 o'clock In Clay Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, when Miss l1llz-
aheth, daughter OF Mrs. Martha Bowles,
OF Hanover, became the bride of Mr..
Robert Il. Malone, of this city, the Rev.
r. Men. Simpson officiating,
The church was exquistely decorated
with palms, ferns and smilax, the bios
SONS and fragrance Of Easter lilies
Tho ushers were Messrs Fl, $. Wright
Mr., Rogers, ]. A. Cameron, Jr., Emory
Clayton, Jim Qunrles and Eddie Fuller.
The bride entered with her maid or
honor. Miss Irene Blackwell Malone, and
WAS met at The altar by The groom, VINO
entered with his best man, MI, BoWles.
The bride wore II handsome going-away
gown of blue chiffon broadcloth, with
hat and gloves to match, fer bridal
bouquet was of Brides roses
Her maid OF honor wore q princess
gown of white silk and lace, and carried
La France roses. The bride and groom
were driven at once 10 the Union Depot,