The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-28
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brated at 0 o'clock last evening in
the home OF the bride, No. 800 East
Grace Street, was that OF Miss Frances
Lenora Sargent, daughter or Mrs An
ME Eunice Sargent, to Mr.. Edward
James MoreN. Of this city. The Rev.
DR.. Jere Witherspoon, of Grace Street
Presbyterian Church, was the off,
ciating clergyman.
Decorations in palms and cut flow
ers carried out n scheme of white and
green. Mr.. r. e. Harlow played the
wedding march. Mrs. Louise Sargent
Gosden, the brides sister, was matron
of honor, and wore pale blue chiffon
with gloves to match. Her flowers
were pink sweet peas. DR.. Frank l..
Costen l' was best man; and the
brides niece little Miss Margaret
Eunice Sargent dressed in fluffy white
and carrying basket of pink and
white sweet peas. acted as flower girl.
The bride entered with her brother,
Mr.. Charles Francis Sargent. She was
gowned in white lace over chiffon and
silk and wore n tullo veil. Her flow
ers wero Bride roses and lilies OF the
valley.
An Informal reception followed the
ceremony, at which the BRIDES mother
wore black net over silk. and Mrs. r.
%. Harlow. in white embroidered
robe, presided at the punch bowl.
Mr.. and Mrs Morey will tour New
England and Will be ut home after
July 18th at No. 600 Els. Grace Street.
Third Concert.
The pupils Of the Richmond Conser-
vatory OF Music appeared in we'll
arranged concert program last even
Ing in the City Auditorium, corner
Linden and Cary streets, the third in a
series. Mr.. Frank Z. Cosby directed
the several numbers, in which ten or
more pupils took part. The program
was as follows:
l. March. with ten pianos, ensemble
2. Concerto Caprice" (Ricardo Cas-
tro), Miss Mary Howard 3. Semi
ranide" lRossinD, Misses Mary Rice,
/. Roberta Pollock, Louise King, Ruth
Dobson. Fanny Hutson, Claire Nc
Annie Selden. Adelaide King Ethel
Mum, Kate Parsons, Mary Harrison.
Mary Walden: Messrs W:ngfeld CO.
bean. John Winston, Fontaine and
!. Christian Evensen. 4. Premier Bal
lade" Chopin, Mr.. John Winston Fon-
Louise Gwathmey. Linda Harrison,
Beatrice Brewer. Pauline Erstein and
Ethel Waldrop; Masters Clifford
Greene. Robert Tupman and George
!, Lundln. 6. "Dnrmstadt" (Ketterer)
} Miss Roberta I. Pollock. Z. Mandolin
, Club (selected). 8. Silver Spring
(Mason). Miss Ernestine Walker. 8
Mary Rice. Roberta Pollock Mary
) Harrison. Ethel Num-, Emma Tillery
: Kate Parsons. Ethel Waldrop, Mary
, Howard. Annie Selden. Louise King
Ernestine Walker. Fanny Hu.son
Claire Mccarthy. Claire Portewig
!, , Messrs Christian Evensen and Johr
; Winston Fontaine; Mr.. Frank Cosby
! director.
. A pretty but quiet marriage tool
5 place Wednesday afternoon. when Mis-
g Benetta Estelle Carver became tn,
! bride of Mr.. John Calvin Davis, tn,
!, Baptist church. officiating. The wed
: ding march was played by Miss Ell;
n Newman The bride was attired -,
IL white organdie. and carried a Shove
;, bouquet Of Brides roses
e Immediately after the ceremony, .I1
= and Mrs Davis left for Jamestown 10
:, q few days. Alexandria, Va. vii
q be the future home OF the young cou
q pie. The bride is the daughter Of MI
" and Mrs. Thomas P. Carver. of Brool
= Road; and the groom Is a very popula
employee OF the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railway.
i Committee to Meet.
:
% The Woman's Auxiliary Hospitalit
= Committee of the General Episcopt
Convention Will meet Monday morr
IN ing at II o'clock in Grace churcl
t, Sunday school room.
y l1xcursion Tomorrow.
a, All arrangements are COMPLETED II
re tho excursion down the James
u jamestown Island. to be given t.
- morrow under the auspices OF the Al
~ ISOLATION for the Preservation of vi
s. ginia Antiquities. The steamer Brai
it don VIII leave at A. NJ, and tickle
III may be obtained at tho wharf to-mo
to row morning Luncheon Will be serve
e. by the ladies' of the Retreat Cor Il
- Sick.
~ For the convenience of the Peter
at burgers, who wish to make the tri
Ill a stop will be made at City Point, ar
G. lit Is hoped that a large contngel
or from the Cockade City will go. {
the return trip. excursionsts will !
rn given an opportunity to visit histor
nd
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