The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
SOCIAL and
PER SOlNlAI-
- REEN POND Baptist Church, III
Pfttsylvania county, was the
4 scene Of q very pretty wedding
AA ON Wcdtieaday ..1rIiei Nliaa

| NJ on Wednesday,. when Miss
\ Nancy u. Crider became tile
bride of Mr.. Walter Il. Gatcwood, the
Rev Y. Pool officiating.
The bride was attended by her
\ matron OF honor. Mrs. Douglass White.
head. nnd her maid Of honor. Miss Mag
| gle Rorer. Mr.. Peter Rorer and MI.
Stephen Nlure were the groomsnlen
The bride entered with her brother
Mr. Paul Crider, of Chatham, Va, and
was met at the altar by the groom and
| his best man. Mr.. White Gatewood, OF
Bnnister Va. shc wore handsome
tailored suit OF gray, with gray hat
and gloves and carried white carna.
tons and maidenhulr ferns,
large and representative assembly
/, OF friends witnessed the nuptials, the
nently connected, They Will reside
near Green Pond, Va
Mrs. Gordon to Ainrry.
The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday con-
tanned tho interesting announcement
of the engagement OF Mrs. Basil d,
Gordon to Lieutenant-C Colonel George
Barnett United States Marine Corps.
Mrs. Gordon was formerly Miss leila
Sinclair Montague, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Powhatan Montague, and niece OF
Mr.. John III. Montague, of This city.
She is also related to former Governor
Andrew j. Montague. and as the mis-
tress OF Wakefield Manor, n beautiful
country home on the Rappahannock
River, this State has dispensed much
charming hospitality during the past
few years.
AT the celebration of the wedding OF
her sister, Miss Corinne Montague, to
Lieutenant Henry G. Muslin, taking
place In Baltimore on the 29th OF last
October. Mrs. Basil Gordon, gowned in
lavender and silver was mntron OF
honor. and Lieutenant- Colonel Barnett
the best man. He Is a graduate OF the
Annapolis Academy, in the class OF
1881, son of the late James Barnett.
of Wisconsin, and served In the span.
ish-Ainerican War, where he received
the campaign medal.
He has been recently transferred
from service In Washington. D. g..
TO the command of the troops at the
American legation In .Peklng, China.
Ihe marriage will take place very
soon. Lieutenant-Colonel Barnett will
take his bride to Picking, where she
VIII De presented at court during the
Kate WhcclocIl Club.
=. The Kate Wheelock Whist Club met
thursday ry with Mrs willard Craig.
ss''''Sl was pldyeu,s ana Tire
highest score north, and south was
made by Mrs. Irving Watkins and Mrs.
roWhatan sBreeden; east and west by
Mrs. u. NJ. Anderson and Mrs. C. w. p.
Brock.
The club will meet next Thursday
with Mrs Bland S. Smith.
Christmas Sale.
The Richmond Young woman.s
christian Temperance Union will hoid
a Christmas sale at tire store Of Mrs.
L. B. Norris. No. eos North Fifth
street. opening on Tuesday. Handmade
linen articles of all kinds will be for
sale.
Reception Committee.
The reception committee at Deep
Run Hunt Clubhouse this afternoon
VIII be Mrs. John -. Potts. Mrs. T.
A. saunders, Jr.. Mrs. John T. Ander-
son; Misses Meta Randolph, Posle
Meredith. May Moore and Lily Bausch,
Of Hagerstown, Md.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Randolph Cuyler and Miss
Belle Harrison left yesterday for
Brandon, Va, after spending few
days In Richmond.
DR.. Stuart Mcclure recently enjoyed
a quail hunt with DR.. Buckner, of
Miss Mary Kemper. of Cold Sulphur
Springs, will be the guest In Rich 4
mond OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Craig after
January 1st.
Miss Lily Booker, of the University
Of Virginia, will be one of the attend
ants at the Hoge-Benson wedding in
Staunton, Va. on December 2lst
Judge and Mrs. John Randolph
Fucker have returned from their we'd
ding tour, and are receiving the con-
of their friends at Bed
ford City, Va.
Miss Lillian Binford will be the
guest of Miss Margaret Dulaney i'll
during Christmas, and will
attend the dances given by the
Bachelors cotillion.
Miss Sadie Habliston will return
from the Mary Baldwin Seminary 10
spend the holidays in Richmond.