The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
By WILLIAM NORRIS

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or living song and dead
This series began In The Tmes-Dispatch U
week took place yesterday morning at
10 o'clock in Bethlehem Baptist Church,
Chesterfield county, when Miss Bessie
Jacob, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
4. Jacob. became the bride Of Mr. Ed
ward Thomas Eanes, son OF Mr.. William
L. Eanes, OF Amelia county, Va, The
Rev. Joel Tucker was the officiating
clergyman, and Miss Louise Wood pres
sided at the organ.
The church was beautifully decorated
in the Easter colors-green and white
palms and the April flowers being used
with excellent effect.
Miss Jessie Jacob, sister Of the bride,
was maid OF honor and ore old rose
,affeta, with black picture hat and gloves
and carried bridesmaids rosss Mr.. B..
o. Eanes brother Of the groom. was
best man, and the ushers were Messrs
r. w. Wood c. c. Jacob Page Ramos
and r. c. Roberts. Little Misses
Rosebud Jacob and Nora Dalton held the
ribbons, They wore dainty froclss ot
white chiffon will p'ri, t'aN"EH,
The bride entered the church on her
fathers arm. Her costume whs a styiisil
&eoing-nway gown of green chiffon cloth,
With hat and gloves to match, and her
flowers were brides roses. After a
northern tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Eanes will
make their home In Richmond
Wingfeld- Slower.
Richmond friends Of the bride and
groom will be much interested In the
marriage of. Miss Nettie Belle Slower to
Mr. W. Lenko Wingfled, Of Richmond,
which took place yesterday evening at
Z o'clock in Green Memorial Church,
Roanoke, Va, the Rev. DR., NeiEhbors
officiating.
Miss Bessie slower attended her sister
rs maid of honor and Mr.. W. Writ
Brock, Of Richmond, was best man. Inc
ushers, were NIcssrs. Ohio Slower, Deane
slower, Benson p. Phelps, and Robert
Cardwell.
The bride wore q beautiful gown OF
rrav broadcloth with hat and gloves to
correspond Her flowers were lilies Of
the valley. Her maid of honor was
acovned In white Paris moussellne ana
lace. and carried bride roses.
After n trip to the Sapphire County
of North Carolina, and to other southern
points, Mr.. and Mrs. Wngtleld Will be
at home at No. 10s East Clay Street,
Richmond. Va.
Hulcher-Duggan.
one or the most fashionable post-Len-
ton social events In Catholic circles, was
tho marriage yesterday morning, ut.
q, clock, In st. Peters Cathedral, of Miss
Nellie GoneyieveS Duggnp, to Mr.. Edward
,,eorge Hulcher. The Rev. Fnther Ed
ward. pastor Of st. Mary's Church. OIL
ciated, assisted by the Rev. Fathers
NIagri and Charles. St, Peters WAS
decorated with palms ana Nsntco Gun,
dels at the affairs. 49,,
,rha bride was charming IN grey
travelling suit With hat and gloves to
match. Sho carried shower or lilies
of the valley.
The bridal party entered the sanctuary
to the strains OF Mendessohn lnarci'
in the following order: First, the laln'.
lies of tho contracting partles t:lell ~.
nshcrs. Mcssrs Lawrence ana JoIli N
Uulcher. brothers of the groom; Wlliiith
Nolte ana G, Boiling. Philip Ryan, 1f'
and Henry Forstman.
After the ceremony, the bride and groom
left for OLD Point. They VIII 80 latel
to New York and return to richmond py
way of Philadelphia and Waanu'eto'',
The bride is the daughter OF MI, wv,
Mrs Matthew Duggnn, and Is eXceeulisi
popular. Mr. IIulcher 10 successiu
young man OF business
Mrs. Cole Hostess.
a number Of Richmond ladies, VINO &c
| companled The excursion. given by
| committee Of Commonwealth chapter
| Daughters OF the American Revolution
to WILLIAMSBURG Va, on Saturday last
We're most pleasantly entertained by Mrs
| H. d. Cole who Is mistress Of one or thS
| lovely-colonial homes on Duke OF lilouces-
ter Street, that render williamsburg sc
unique In It's attractions.
| Mrs. Cole was assisted In receiving hel
guests by Mrs, l.. w. Lane, Mrs. n. l.
| Henley and Mrs. Lamb, from Norfolk
| The ladies thoroughly enjoyed and APP
| preciuted the cordial hospitality offered
| them and recall IT as one of the mos
| delightful experiences Of thoroushl,
delightful day
Baby Reception.
The chief attraction al the Floral Car
rival on Saturday, April 18th, win b
baby show and reception under tn
direction Of Mrs. George A, Lyon, to b.
held al 4;30 p, NJ.
All the babies OF the city from one t
seven years of ago are invited, aud MI
w. w. Foster has offered Photographs n
prizes TO the prcttiest baby the hand
soonest baby. the largest baY, and tn
smarest baby.
In addition to the baby reception
doll show will be held and prizes wi
be awarded to the pret,ost doll, III
ugliest doll and the best dressed doll.
Tho ladies having the affair In chare
will do everything In their power t
make the children comfortable and t
J give each child fair showing. Ausi