The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09
take place on Wednesday evening,
April 18th, at 8 o'clock, in the brides
home, No. GAO Quincy Avenue, Scrnn-

homo, No. GAO Quincy Avenue, Scrnn-
ton. Pa.
Much interest has been excited here
by the announcement Of Miss Delaney's
marriage. Tho bride-to-be is very
beautiful and popular, and has many
friends and relatives in Richmond,
where she formerly nado her home.
Her grandmother. Mrs Cornelia NJ
Blgelow. will leave to-day to attend
the wedding.
Mrs. Miller Entertained.
Mrs. Henry r. Miller, who has been
visiting at her old home, in Danvillc.
for the past two weeks, has been de-
lightfully entertained during her stay.
AZ series OF dinners. luncheons, teas
and card parties arranged in her honor
have fully occupied her time.
Her hostess, Mrs w. T. Harris. gave
a beautiful tea in her honor during
Easter week.
On Thursday Mrs. Ashby Weller was
hostess Mt handsome Easter lunch
con and bowling party, complimentary
to Mrs. Miller. Among the guests was
also Mrs. Munce, OF Richmond, who
is visiting Mrs ]. Il. PerkinAon, in
that city
Mrs, Miller was again the guest OF
honor, with Mrs. Downs. OF Carfolton,
KY. at beautiful reception given
in the Country Club Friday evening by
Mrs. Lee Boatwright and Mrs w. P.
Averett, when the receiving partt was
composed Of the hostesses, the guests
of honor, Mrs. w. Y. Noell, Mrs. w. r.
Harris and Mrs. IIdmonds Averett.
Euchre Club Entertained.
The Chestnut Euchre Club was de-
(lightfully entertained at the home Of
Miss Nellie G. Epps, No 1917 Ivy Ave-
nu nj NO 1or,k
tables were engaged. Miss Edna Bail
ey was winner of the lady's prize, ana
the gentleman's prize was awarded to
| Mr.. Powhatan Nash. The consolation
fell to Mrs William Nolde.
| Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Bahlke, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William Noldc. Mr..
and Mrs. Powhatan Nash. Mr. and Mrs.
John Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pol
lard. Mr. and Mrs Charles Rose and
Misses Edna, Lille and Eula Bailey.
Nellie Epps. Mabel Beard, Fannie Con-
lon and Lila Epps, Messrs. AlleJ Hay,
Joseph West, William r.. Sullivan, VIII
liam I. BEDFORD. Thomas Carmody.
joseph Bahen and Luther ]. Tillcr.
Spilman-Dillon.
One Of the prettiest and most intor-
esting weddings of Easter week was
! celebrated at Indian Rock, Va. at 5.3O
O'Clock on April 18th, when Miss Eliza
Dillon, daughter Of the lato Colonel
Edward Dillon. was married to Mr..
Robert Scott spIman. OF Charleston
". Va. Rev. Or. Ridout, OF Fincastie'
va, officiating. and the ceremony ho-
| Ing witnessed by the Immediate
families and few intimate friends
! OF the bride and groom,
The bride wore white chiffon cloth
and carried shower Of lilies OF tho
valley, She was given away by her
eldest brother, Mr.. Roy Dillon. Of
Texas Her sister. Miss Frances DIE
lon, also In white, was maid of honor,
and Mr.. John Spilman, U. S. N, was
1 best man to the groom.
/ Mrs Edward Dillon, ST.. the BRIDES
mother, wore black crepe dc chine and
Mrs. Heningham Spilman. the groom's
mother, was attirod In gray messalne
and point lace. Her two daughters,
Mrs Otto Theodore Hess. OF New York
j City, and Miss Sue Spilman. of Rich
| mond, wore blue messaline and white
crepe de chine with q garniture and
sash Of yellow. Mrs, Edward Dillon,
Jr. had on palo green crepe do chine
and Irish point,
charming ante-nuptial entertainments
among them u dinner given by Mrs.
Pechin, of Botetourt county, at her
l country home. Tho distance of seven
miles between the Dillon and Pechin
residences afforded opportunity for a
delightful drive, Table decorations
We're In apple blossoms and spring
A cious, covers being laid for twenty
4 four.
The next day Mrs. Edward Dillon,
2Jr, WAS hostess of an elaborate llunch-
con. with the table arranged In the