The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06

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tendants will bo tho best man, Mr..
and the ushers, MI. Stanley Karner,
OF plaintleld, N. j.; Mr.. Percy Abbott.
Mr. Herbert 1nnnn Mr. Darcy Tyler,
Mr. Edgar Myer and DIR. Chambers
Woodson Little Miss Phyllis Moncure
will carry tho ring, and Misses Elis-
abeth Cole and Elizabeth Bernard Will
hold the rbbons.
After an extended bridal trip the
young couple WILL mako their homo IN
Trenton. N. J. N
Mr.. and Mrs Harris entertained tho
bridal party last evening In their home,
No. 2400 West Main Street,
stUut--lIern.lon.
Tho REV. pr. J.,B y. Hawthorne ON
ciated at the marriage OF Miss Mamie
Mrs Samuel II, Hcrndon, to Mr.
Charles II. Stout, which took place,
last evening at s O'Clock In Grove Ave-.
nue. Baptist Church,
The church was appropriately deco.
rated In palms, and Miss Lillian Har.
IRIS presided at the organ. Misu Rosa
Buchanan, who attended the bride as
maid OF honor, wore an attractive cos-
tune OF Wits null, and carried pink
carnations. Mr.. Charles Adams acted
Messrs. James ratman, William J.
Stout, Walter Luck and Watson Ram
key. Little Miss Alice Virginia Bur-
nett wore a pretty white frock and
carried the ring on satin cushion.
Tho bride was ibecomingly gowned
| In white chiffon Will, q wreath OF
white roses in her hair Her bouquet
was OF. Bride roses.
b A delightfully."- Informal reception was
Y ~, 10, Ne H.,
home. No. 1103 West Cary Street
| After spending tho summer In South.
west Virginia, Mr.. and Mrs! Stout Will
| make their home In Richmond
WniIer-Hicks.
Mrs. Willie Rhodes Hicks OF Freder-
icksburg. Va. and Mr. Richard Mason
Waller. deputy sherin OF spotsylvanla
county, Va, were quietly married Sat
urday. June 1st, by the Rev. DR.. Ryland
Knight, OF this city. t5Sf i,
Cards Out. ~
Mr.. John Alexander Wilson has is
sued cards for the marriage Of his sis
ter, Susie Maybath. to Mr.. Marion
Estes Cooke. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday evening. June 18TH. at
$3.50 O'clock IN the Second Baptist
Mr.. Cooke ana Ills bride will b at
home after July Sd at Rollins. Va.
4 Jones-Woodward.
i Mr.. William Parke Jones and Miss
Laura Jane Woodward. OF Williams
burg, Va. were quietly married yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock In tho
home Of the Rev. Or. William Heth
Whitsitt. No. sos North Lorabardy
ceremony. after which the couple left
for their home In Williamsburg
Coloaial Dap,es Day.
Ono OF the most brilliant ana repre-
sentative gatherings seen at James
town Exposition was that included Is
the assembly OF the Colonial Danes o.
America. who participated in the pro-
gram and several social functions yes
Danes Day.
The morning was occupied with ap-
propriate ceremonies held in the Ex-
fwsition Auditorium, presided over by
4 Mrs William Ruffln CoxCof Richmond
Epresldent. of the National Society OF Co.
llonial Danes In America and also OF
the Virginia Society.
4 The opening address was made By
1 Mrs. Overton Lea, OF Nashville. Tenn.
chairman OF Colonial Danes Day. ant
the opening prayer by Bishop Randolph
Those were followed by addresses b.
the Hon. H. st. George Tucker. presi-
, dent Of the Jamestown Exposition, ant
the Hon Claude A. Swanson. Governor
OF Virginia. Mrs. William Ruffin Co,
responded to the last address.
An appropriate poem read by Mrs
4 Andrews, OF Hartford, Conn. and or
Grafton by Bishop Gator, OF Texas
!, closed the program.
At q o'clock General and Mrs. VIII
liam Rulln Cox rendered an elegan
Luncheon al tho Swiss 1plllage to tn,
!, !, visiting Danes and other guests
! Last evening In the Virginia Build
ine, Mrs Swanson was hostess at /.
beautiful reception. when she was as
4 sisted In receiving by Mrs. Cox qnt
: other o Ulcers OF the National Society.
stay-at-Home whist.
/ The stay-at- Home Whist Club mo
Monday evening with the Misses Har
! Vie, No. 1905 Park Avenue. Four Ia
5 bles were engaged and three couple
$ showed an even SCORE at the close Q
: the game, They were Miss Luc,
8 Quarles and Admiral Webster, Mis-
{; Eliza f1arvie and Miss Claire Gull
laume, Mrs. S. ". Trayers and NJ.
y Arthur Cannon.
McFall-Tucker.
g = = 4 q 80
"A marriage which will be OF Erea
/ Interest toS Richmond friends OF tn
/ bride. & took place last evening at
O'clock In the Church Of the Epiphany
pnnyille, Va, when Miss Page Estell
Tucker. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
! Henry Williamson Tucker, become til
$ wife OF Mr.. Frank Bell McFal|. Of An
q derson, s. G, The Rev j. cieve|an
4 Hall was the officiating Clergyman,
q The church was decorated IN palm
J, and cut flowers to carry out a colo
s sch enc OF green and white The must
J was particularly beautiful. First tn
= choir entered sin Eing % Perfect Love.
Then Miss Annie Rnlzman sang uov
: Me aud the World Is Nine" with
q Violin obligato by Miss NJ, Ph!fer, an
: as the bridal party entered the chol
! united in tho bridal chorus fror
! "Tannhauser."
y Miss Annie Tucker, sister Of til
: bride us maid of honor, wore pin
7 prgandie and thread lace, and carrie
Bridesmaid roses, Mr.. Frank johnson
OF Anderson, s. e., was best man, an
the ushers, were Mr., NJ ". Berkele,
Mr.. n. Burns Trundle. Mr.. Edmun
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