The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
SOCIAL, and
PERSONAL
ENCOURAGEMENT

"a t4 IIukeuel IGWle HS W Ill ~ >
u "a RaEement of their daughter,
Madge Irene. to DR.. w. a.
Shepherd, of No. a21 East Grace street,
this city
The marriage will take place at
Mica, Caroline county on Thursday AT
Is p. NJ.
Miss Bowie was educated at the
Woman's College. in Richmond, and
Tor two years has been the leading
soprano In the quartet OF Grace Street
baptist Church choir. She is q decided
favorite In the social and musical
world Of Richmond. who will be
pleased to know that she will have
her future home here. pr. Shepherd
was formerly associated with the fac
ulty OF the Woman's College. lie
is now successfully engaged In tho
practice Of his profession in Rich
Binns-FIcchlcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Hechlcr OF
No. $500 Park Avenue, have issued In
Vita tions for the marriage OF their
dau glitter, Lily Ross. to Mr.. William
Roy Binns. the ceremony to take
place at their home on the afternoon
or october s0th. at $50 o'clock
Date of wedding.
The wedding date OF Miss Sadie
JEFFERSON Wilkins, daughter OF Mrs.
elizabeth Wilkins, of Court Street,
fortsmouth, Va, to Mr. John S. Har-
WOOD. Jr, son of Colonel and Mrs.
Jonfl 8. HAYWOOD, OF No. 1000 Monu-
ment Avenue, has been fixed for No
vember 18th.
MISS wilkins is member OF tho
portsmouth Confederate choir. and her
engagemcnt and approaching mar
rage were made public at a tea given
!ast week In the home Of Mrs. Griff
towards. OF Portsmouth. A toast was
drunk to the happiness OF the BRIDE
10 pc, and she was presented with tho
choir pin. s"o
WE. HarWood spent the summer with
MS mother In the mountains of Maine
and on the New England coast, and
. JUS returned to the city greatly i'm
p1oseu IN health. He Is a popular
lung islchnond man. and is asso-
IIueed IN business with the firm OF
Harwood Brothers.
Miss Boylsin Engaged.
-, Mrs. Samuel II. Boykin of No. s1e
vest Grace Street, announces the en-
gasement OF her daughter Elsie, to
~. francis ii. Smith, of Lewisburg.
w. Va the marriage TO take Mac"
In November. paw
Will!ams-CnrdwelI.
Inc Rev. S. O. Southall, rector Of st.
Paufs Episcopal Church, Hanover. Va,
ISL TED by the Rev. Mr.. Hepburn, off,
GATED at the wedding Of Miss Julia
sardwell, daughter of Judge r. Fl.
cardwell. OF Prospect HIN. Hanover
county. to Mr. Albert G.. Williams.
The house was decorated in white
chrysanthemums and palms, the mar.
rage altar being fragrant with white
sweet peas and lighted with altar can
iles. The bride was handsomely gowned
N white chiffon cloth over taffeta.
Her ornaments Were pearls and her
flowers lilies of the valley =
The maid of honor was Miss Kath.
crime Wren. OF Bon Air, who wore blue
crepe de chine and carried La France
roses. The two bridesmaids, Misses
Eliza and Sarah Cardwell. were In
white, and had arm bouquets OF pink
The ribbon-ho1ders, a charming little
quartet. were Misses Katherine Rucker,
Marian Taylor. Charles Cardwell and
Winston.
Mr.. c. p. Cardwell, the BRIDES broth
err. was best man, and the ceremony
was followed by a largely attended re-
;eption. Wedding gifts received made
4 Beautiful and elegant array.
Among the guests present were Miss
Alberta Williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Patton. Mr.. James 3. Patton.
Ir. OF Bon Air; Mrs. William c. Will
COX. of Charles City Mrs. John Howard
and Miss Howard. of Ashland: Mr. and
Mrs. Overton Howard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Cardwell of Ashland; Mrs. Flor
ence Spires, Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood An
trim, DR.. and Mrs. George Ben John
ston. Mr.. Ashton Starke, Mrs. Waddill
and Misses Waddill Miss Glenn. Mr..
and Mrs. Robr<> Chamberlayne, Misses
Leila and Bessie Hill. Mrs. Alice
Palmer and Miss Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Fanny Wren. Mr.. Richard
Wren. Mr.. Polk Miller. of Richmond;
Robert winston. Mrs. a. NJ. Rucker
and Miss Carrie Hartman. of Lexington;
Mr.. James Madison Macon, of Rich
mond, and DR.. John Davidson. Mrs.
Norman Morton and Mrs. Cox, of Bon
Air: Miss Mary Haw, Misses Taylor
DR.. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Etely
Miss Winder and Miss Matte Basker-
Vile, of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
and Others
To Meet Mt Wcstovcr.
According to annual custom, and at
the invitation of Mrs. William Nc
Creery Ramsay. the first autumn
meeting OF the Virginia Colonial
DANES will be held at Westover on
Tuesday.
The trip down the river will be
made by the Old Dominion steamer,
leaving the wharf at Z o'clock An.
The returning steamer will reach the
Westover wharf at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. so-that ladies attending the
meeting will reach Richmond about
z p. M.
The pleasure Of these inaugural
meetings and the charm Of Mrs. Ram
says welcome render the prospect for
Tuesday next a most attractive one,
the season of the year being perfect
for such n trip.
To Meet With Mrs. Massic.
st. Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
tters will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 4 O'Clock, in the home of Mrs. G..
w. Massie, No. 2721 East Broad
Street.
Chrysant he mum Ten.
The chrysanthemum tea given
Thursday evening by Miss Grace
Rohleder in her home In Highland
Park for the benefit OF tho Girls
CHAPTER OF Ascension Chapel was n