The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13

ny the groom and his best man, Mr..
j. T. Lawrence, Of this city. She was
eSquisitely gowned In white calcium
silk, made en- princesse and trimmed
with duchesse lace. Her tullo veil was
caught with diamond brooch, the
groonl's gift, and she carried q shower
of Bride roses.
Her sister, Miss Edith Frances Bed
ford, who attended her as maid of
honor, wore gown OF white messallne.
trimmed with Irish point lace, and car
ried La France roses.
Mrs. a. c. Bedford the BRIDES
mother, was In black silk and lace :.
gown Of black lace over taffetu
Messrs. A. B. Webster, c. D. McRae.
Ivan NVorsham and Samuel T. Smith,
were the ushers. Masters Arthur and
Garland Webster, cousins Of the bride,
held the ribbons.
reception to the bridal party and
few friends was given Monday eve-
ming in the home Of the BRIDES parents,
No. 2115 Ivy Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith left on the eve
ming train for Washington, Baltimore
and New York They will be at home
after April 10Th In Buffalo. N. Y.
Circle to Meet.
The Helping Circle of Kings Daugh-
leIS Will lllccl ILLS dltSIuOOuF Ut
o'clock with Miss Annie w. Gibson.
Those who had tickets to sell for the
oyster supper will please come pre-
pared to make returns.
Wilkinson-Averett.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Imogen
Averett to Mr.. Charles Bentley Wilkin-
son, of Mecklenburg county, took place
Thursday, February It'll, at II A. NJ,
at dell Delight" Charlotte county
the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs
james Floyd Watkins. Rev. Mr.. Creft
! oflciated.
| The parlor was artistlcally deco
| rated with palms. lilies and other
| potted plants.
! The bride entered with her brother
! Mr., w. w. Averett, Jr.. and the groom
! with his best man. Mr.. Pryor Willkin-
son, Of Clarksville. Mendelssohn.s
Wedding March was beautifully rem.
dered by Miss Mary Elizabeth Ander.
| son.
The bride was very hecomingly at.
| tired in a going-away gown OF brown
! chiffon broadcloth, and carried carna.
| tons.
Immediately after the ceremony &
dainty luncheon was served, after
which the couple took the southbount
train for their future home in Neck
| lenburg county
Pretty Luncheon.
Mrs. James A. Allison, Of no. 90!
1 West Franklin Street. gave hand
some luncheon yesterday at halr-pas
! l o'clock.
The table was unusually pretty. 4
large centrepiece OF pink roses wa
nnnkcd by fancy baskets nllod Will
conserves and candied fruits,
Mrs. Alllson's guests included mum
Der OF popular society women.
Graduate Nurses.
The monthly meeting Of the Grad
uate Nurses Association OF Richmond
will be held at the Nur..s' Settlement
No. ,Ss North Seventh Street. this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. It Is urgentl
requested that tho members attend thi
meeting.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Alan L. Jervey Is visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry DE Saus
sure Elliott, at their home, shandol
Columbia, s. C.
Miss Laura WEIGH Newman. of OF
ango. Va. Is visiting Mrs. Conwa
Macon Knox, In Park Avenue.
Judge Sidney !, Dudley has returne
to Hampton after spending some tim
here.
Mr. and Mrs, A. w. Embrey, OF Fred,
rcksburg, spent Monday iii Richmond.
Mrs. Egbert q, Leigh. of this cit
was among the guests at an elegat
bridge party given Friday afternoon la!
by Mrs. Robert Moore at her home,
New orleans.
Miss Mazda Wrigat, Of Fredericksburg
Is tho guest Of friends here,
Mrs. Charles M, Catlin, Of New Yor,
is the guest Of her friend, MIRA
Victor Williams, at No. 20 West Graz
streer.
Miss Lima Shields, of this city, was
guest at dinner given Sunday evenir
at the ChHmberlln Hotel, Old Poll
Comfort. by Mr.. Philip Prescott,
Norfolk,
Miss Lewis, Of this city. is the sue