The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
WEDDINGS.
Bowles-Davis.

On February the seventh, at seven
thirty p. NJ. Gwathmey Baptist Church,
artistically decorated in green and white.
was the scene of the first marriage SOL
4 einnized in that sanctuary. The beautiful
and Imposing ceremony was performed by
the Rev. III. L. Quarles. pastor at the
J wedding of Miss Maggie Raymond Davis
and Mr.. James II. Bowles, both parties
representing old Virginia families. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. William II.
Davis. of Elmont, while the groom is
son of Mr.. Lyd Bowles, of North Run.
Tho bride. gowned in white chiffon,
made princess, her veil becomingly caught
b with a pearl brooch. carried a shower
bouquet of white carnations and ferns
and entered with her brother. She was
met at the altar by the groom, with his
best man Mr.. Ira Bowles. Mrs. Cora
Bowles presided at the organ and rendered
Mendelssohns wedding march Miss Kate
Davis, attred in white null over blue
taffeta, carrying pink carnations, was
maid of honor. The little ribbon girls,
Inez and Estelle Davis. nieces of the
I bride. wore white and carried maidenhair
ferns.
The ushers were Messrs. Leslie Deitrlck,
Waddey Woodson. Wilton Francis and
Hugh Cross Numerous gifts We're re-
ceivcd
bridal party drove to tho home of the
groom's father. where an elegant recep-
ton awaited them Among those gathered
around the hospitable supper table were
the bridal party. Misses Mercedes Wood
son, Kate Davis, Fannie Terrell, Bertha
Deitrick. Maudc Whimple, Mrs. valen-
tine and son. Mr. and Mrse. Willie Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowles Messrs. Lyd
Bowles. Gus Cross and Mr. William II.
Davis.
Powell-Duffy.
The Baltimore Sun of Tuesday has the
following mention OF an engagement in
which Virginia people are interested. The
sun says.
Among the guests at the Hotel Stafford
this week is Mr.. Francis Tallaferro Strib-
ling Powell, whose engagement has Just
been announced to Miss Grace Duffy. the
daughter of the late Judge Edward Duffy
and sister of Mr.. Henry Duffy of the
Baltiomer bar.
Mr.. Powell belongs to the well-known
virginia family of that name, being son
Of Mr.. Hugh Lee Powell, of Virginia
and granddaughter of Robert E. Lee
Brill-Archer.
The wedding of Miss Lille h. Archer
laughter Of the late Edward ID. Archer
Ind Mrs II. b. Archer, to Mr. Egmond
Brill. of New York. was celebrated Mon
Jay afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, in tho
home of the brides mother, No. Cos East
Leigh Street. the Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil
VI Second Presbyterian Church, officiat-
1lg.
The bride was gowned In n dark blue
travelling costume. She left with her
husband. Immediately after the ceremony
!or Southern tour. The future home OF
ehe young couple VIII he in New York.
5s,.s Mrs. Sutro Ill.
Mrs. Theodore Sutro. who has been
spending some time at Hot Springs. Va,
was taken III herewith pleursy and was
taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Bal
tmore last Saturday by her husband and
placed in charge of DIR. l.. F. Barker
Mrs Sutro. who is q well-known New
York society leader was. before her
marriage Miss Florence Clinton, daugh-
ter of the late Harry It. Clinton, of
New YORK. She was one of the first
class of graduates from the Woman's
Law School of the University of New
York, but never practced.
Mrs. Flagler's House Party.
Mrs Henry NJ. Elagler wife of the
Multi millionaire railroad man, of Flo
rida. is entertaining a party at the Ponce
de Leon. in st, Augustine Florida.
Among the party are Mrs. William r.
keenan,, Miss Sarah Kenan, Mrs Han
nah Bolles, Mrs, Wigs, OF North Caro- |
lima, and Mr.. L. b. Wigs, of Virginia. /
The party will go. the latter part of
the week TO Whitehall, on Palm Beach, |
one of Mrs Flaglers winter homes.
Left Last Night.
Miss Efie Branch and Miss Hattie |
Ross, left last night for trip to Cuba.
They will be gone about six weeks re-
turning about the first OF April there