The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17

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ICatlett, Gates, Nelson mad Harrison,
Of Richmond, Nash. Of Norfolk and
Neville, OF Portsmouth. Looked very
smart in cream organdy frocks with
yellow girdles. They held sheayes of
yellow chfysanthemums.
Mr.. y. w. Bal ey, OF Norfolk, was
best man to the groom. and the other
attendants INCLUDED Messrs. Stephens,
King, N,vIllc and Trant OF NORFOLK
and L. n. srrant. OF Richmond.
An informal reception vas given In
the home of the bride after the wed.
ding, and pretty floral DECORATIONS
were In pink and green.
Mr.. Ifnrrixon's story.
Mr.. Henry Sydnor Harrison has a
short story or novelette, in the No
yember issue of the Smart Set, under
y , title Of The Wonderful Lady"
The many who know Mr.. Harrison
through his humorous vcrses over the
signature of II. s. II. Will be interested
to see II the same humor Is not a
prominent characteristic of his prose.
but whether Mr.. Harrison chooses To
masquerade In humor or pathos, what
he presents to his readers is sure to
prove equally bright and clever and
well worth attention.
WilIfums-CardrelL
Prospect Hill, near Hanover Court
house. the hospitable home of Judge
richard II. Cardwell, OF sthe State SUI
nreme Court will be the scene OF n
brilliant wedding. to be celebrated at
o O'Clock this afternoon. when Miss
Juila Cardwell is to be married to MIR.
Albert g. Williams, the Rev S. C..
southall officiating.
MISS Kate Wren. OF Bon Air, viii be
Miss cardwell's maid Of honor. and
DIR. Q. Z. Cardwell the best man. Guests
leaving Richmond to witness the cere-
mony Will go by the Chesapeake and
Ohio p. NJ. train.
Z Hcnsom-Bernnrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward e. Bernard
have issued invitations for the mar
riage OF their daughter. Calais Lee. to
Mr.. Ashby d. Henson, on Wednesday,
evening. October 23d. at 1880 O'Clock,
In the home OF the bride. No. 331 South
Pine Street, this city.
Rynn-AIcSwccney.
pretty wedding was celebrated yes
terday morning at 8 o'clock in st. Pat
rick's Church. when Miss Mamie Mar
tina insolvency became the bride OF
Mr.. Thomas 3. Ryan. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father Nc
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Thomas Rankin. The bride was at
tended by Miss Euialia insolvency. her
maid OF honor. and wore an empire
gown of white silk crepe de chine over
taffeta, and carried shower bouquet
OF lilies OF the valley. Miss McSweeney
was gowned In messaline de sole and
real lace. Mr.. Arthur Ryan acted as
best man. and Miss Nina Randolph pre-
sided at the organ. The other attend
ants were Messrs. George and Joseph
Insolvency. Leslie Morecock. Leo Mea-
CHER. George Parater, william Ahern.
w. f. Mahoney and John Bryan.
A handsome wedding breakfast was
rendered the bridal party after the
ceremony at the brides home, and i'm
mcdiately at its conclusion Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryan left on tour to include
the exposition and prominent Northern
cities. They Will be at home to their
friends at No. 500 North Twenty third
Street after November LIST
Mr.. Ryan is the son OF the late Hon.
Thomas c. Ryan, of Omaha, Neb., and
Mrs, Kate Ryan. of this city, and is
a prominent young business man of
Richmond. The bride is the daughter
of the late Michael insolvency and