The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-28

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Mr.. Edwin Williams, Mr.. James d.
Woodward. Governor and Mrs. Warfcl,l.
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b. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Young,
COlc--Iiuts0n.
The home OF the Rcv. pr. aud Mrs.
j. H. 1rutson, No. 1oS South Laurel
street. tliis city. WAS the scene at noon
Of yesterday, OF a beautiful wedding,
when their daughter, Daisy Hawthorne,
was given in marriage to Mr.. Robert
Lee Cole. Of Cllhowic. Va the uncle
OF tho bride. the Rev. j. r. Huston,
officiating.
The house was decorated with palms
ferns and clirysanthemuins Miss Rosa.
nond Brauer directed the music. and
played the Bridal Song" from "Lohen-
grim" Mcndclssolln's wedding march.
and, during the ceremony, that was
witnessed only by relatives and mem
bcrs OF the bridal party. 70. Thou
Sublime, Sweet Evening STAR" from
.sTannlinuser."
The bride was gowned in hand
coz fon ~
chiffon cloth. and wore a green vel
vet hat. trimmed in purple clematis
and plumes. She carried shower Of
Bride roses and lilies-of- thc-vaIiey.
Her matron OF honor. Mrs. May Foster.
of Gwathmey, Va. ana her maid Of
honor. Miss Emma Moorehead Whit
field, OF this city, wore white crepe
de chine and had arm bouquets OF
white cirYsanthemums.
Little Miss Virginia Lloyd, of Phil
adelphia, in white organdy and VAL
encienncs lace oficiated as flower
girl. and Master Lachlan Maclean, the
son OF DR.. and Mrs. II. L. Maclean, of
Richmond. in a smart white sailor
siit. held the ribbons.
DR.. kincannon, OF Mississippi. was
best man to the groom. After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast for the
bridal party and families OF the con-
tracing parties was served at the |
Jefferson Hotel.
b. Decorations here. as elsewhere. were |
in green and white. When guests arose
from the table, they were presented
prettiiy ornamented with monogram
seals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole will spend their
honeymoon at Hot Springs and after
ward make their home at Chilllowie, |
Va. where Mr.. Cole. who is q pros
porous business man of Southwest Nir-
ginia, is located.
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding of Miss Julia Pitcher,
daughter of the Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher OF |
Petersburg, Va. to Mr.. George Gibson
Worsham. of this city. was celebrated
In the First Baptist Church. of Peters
burg. yesterday at r. NJ, the Rev.
DIR. ]. NJ. Pitcher, tie brides father, /
assisted by the Rev. DR.. w. C. Taylor,
the pastor of the church. officiating.
The church was decorated in palms, /
ferns and many candles. The bride |
was gowned in white satin. and car
ried Bride roses and lilies-of-the-valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wprsham. after an ex-
tended wedding trip, will reside at No.
103 East Grace Street, this city,
Window Sale.
The Branch R.tAlien Auxiliary to
the Home for Inturables will hold a
Christmas sale IN the windows OF the
Globe Clothing Shop. corner of Sew
enth and Broad Streets. beginning De-
cember 9th. Fancy articles and Christ
mas culinary dainties will be on sale.
Thanksgiving German.
Miss Ellen witt, ono OF the seasons
sloveliest buds. will dance with COLONEL
Thomas 3. McAdams, who leads the
Thanksgiving German this evening In |
the Masonic Temple.
The opening figure will be danced
by the debutautes. who make 1907
tile date of their bow to society.
In every point the chairmen of the
dance. Misses Caroline T. Armistead
and Lillian Binford. have considered
the pleasure OF the guests and the
beauty of the scene. and the dancers
have delightful evening In store.
Informal Hop.
After the ball game to-day an In
formal hop will be given at the Her.
mitage Club instead OF the Saturday
hop.
Seaside House Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nash entertained
house party last week In their cot |
tage on Willoushby Beach. compli-
mentary to hliss Elizabeth Bryan, OF |
Yorktown Va. and Miss Grizelle Mul-
len, of Petersburg. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Nicholson. Misses
Belle Nash, Sophie Nash. and Messrs. |
Thomas Hume James Proctor, William
Portlock. Stonewall Nash and Howard
Wemple.
No Reception.
n No rccep,.on will follow the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Nottingham
5Upsllur to Mr.. George Benson on the
11th instant, in st. James Church. Tile l
bride and groom will leave immediate-
ly after the ceremony for a bridal tour.
and will be at home after january /
list, at No. 1881 West Grace Street.
Wedding In Historic Church.
Tho marriage OF Miss Francis
Dawley Jordan, of Carrolton, Va, to
DIR. Peyton Page Nottingham, was celo-
5brated In st. LulSes Episcopal Church,
near Smithfield. Va, the Oldest
Protestant church In the United States,
being built in 1899. yesterday.
Or. and Mrs. Nottingham left on the
Old Dominion steamer for New York,
from whence they sail for Jamaica.