The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
ED NEAR EsipoRIA,

the . ,fsne Of psety wsa anns
Farmer and Mr.. Fred II. Parker, OF NOR
folk. plighted their troth. The cere-
mcny was by Dr.. Il. II. Bumpas. the
pastor, and the attendants were Mrs.
M p q hgnor S bseF al M Mr. ef RoS
Roy copeland, Of Richmond; greo,ns,-
r. shuford and clyde Douglass. The
church was PRETTY Ieeora t,a.,. for the tn,
for a trip Norths after which they
will reside In Norfolk.
The Stamps Brown marriage on
Wednesday afternoon was an event OF
much social interest, when Miss Eliza
Brown. Of Goldsboro, was united In
marriage to AIR. Edward Roc Stamps,
now of Macon, Ga. The ceremony was
III the Presbyterian Church In tho
p, r. Leyburn. Of Durham. performed
the ceremony. There was a pretty de-
coration of Southern smilaX and palms
and ferns.
Miss Elizabeth Skinner was maid Of
honor and the bridesmaids, MISSES
Kate Taylor. Emma t'oushee. Joe lay
Tor. of durham, and May Montague,
OF Raleigh. CASTOR w. Rogers, OF Ra-
leigh, was best man, ana .ne groOais-.
men, Nevll Brown. Jessie Primrose,
Mrs 4. n. Cheek, OF Durham. sang
sweetly NOW and Ever" just before
the entrance of the bridal party. AT.
and Mrs. Stamps left for q brldal trip
after which they Will be at nome II.
Macon.
There was surprise wedding of in
terest Wednesday,, when Mr.. Mortimer
T.. Forest and Miss Stella Brightweil.
with a small party OF friends, repair
ed TO the parsonage of the FIRST Kan.
fist Church and were united in mar
rage by Or. w. c. Tyree. The bride
was formerly of Lynchburg, Va, but
has made her home with her sister,
.lts. +. Holloway, for. several years.
After the ceremony the party went
to the home of the srooin's father
Captain a. b. Forest, where they will
make their home for the present.
Friday afternoon. Misses Lacy and
nnon entertained many friends
delightfully."- In honor of Miss Eattiel
ut the residence of State Treasurer T..
Mrs. Marcus w. crocKer entertained
Wednesday AFTERNOON In honor of
Miss A1ittie May Ellis, who is to be-
come the bride Of Mr.. James Henley,
was Kitchen shower" the many
friends who were invited to attend
having brought articles of use in the
kitchen. The Crocker home was pref
tily decorated cora, and delicious refresh
Miss Caro- Buxton and Miss Nell Bat
tie are spending a few days with
Miss Hull Mcklmmon, on Halifax
Street.
Mrs. Virginia Ma5ette has returned
to her home In Portsmouth after q
visit to Mrs. Charles j. Parker.
The ladies OF the faculty Of the Bap-
list University for Women, were at
noon from to Z o'clock: There We're
many callers. and the ladies of the
faculty proved themselves charming
hostesses. A number OF the young
ladies' Of the student body assisted
most gracefully. Misses Mary Shipp
and May and Sudie Johnson have gone
to New York to spend month.
Mr.. and Mrs. R.> ", Crawford are,
spending few days in Goidsboro will,
Mrs. Crawford's mother, Mrs. q. L.
Mrs. F. Grafton has gone to Nash
vile, Tenn, after visit to her sister.
Mrs. j. II. Sharp,
Mrs. Hubert Royster charmingly en-
tcrtnlned the FortniEhtly Review Club
Wednesday afternoon There was
literary program of much interest, and
Mrs. Ryster served dainty refresh
ments.
Mrs. Jordan. of Cleveland, o., who
in the city spending u while With Mrs.
a, p. Bryan,
Miss Antonette Glenn: OF winston
salem, was u guest of her cousin, Miss
Rabek'9h Glenn. at the Governors
Mansion Thursday. She was returning
home from u visit to Gollsboro.
Mrs. a. j. Barwlch has gone to the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
killiun at Newton. for q weeks visit.