The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-30
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

ryHE wedding Of Miss Nella Chris
tian Saddler, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Edgar saddler
| u OF Mlddlesex county, to- Mr..
James Oscar Kirk, Of this city
will be celebrated to-day in Hermtagi
/ Baptist Church, Middlesex county, the
Rev. w. w. sisk and the Rev. j. OIL
Kirk officiating.
Church decorations will be in au
tumn flowers and ferns, anu Mrs. Fleet
Kirk, as organist, will have charge Of
! the music.
Miss Helen Gray saddler, gowned In
blue chiffon cloth and carrying white
chrysanthemums Will be maid OF honor.
and Mr.. Arthur Gathright will be the
best man.
The bridesmaids, Misses Ample Laurie
billiard. Ellen Brown Davis Claude
Street, Louise Eubank, Nettie Evans,
Linda Anderton, Grace Palmer and
Ellen Bray, will wear white frocks and
blue girdles, and Will have armfuls
OF white chrysanthemums.
The list of groomsrnen Will include
Messrs. sydney Newbill, Earl segar,
Robert Gray Dillard, Charles Palmer. G..
Wash Saddler, Bayard 5addler, Jonn
Ware and Gregg Reynolds.
Master Alfred Jefferson Vaughan,
the little son OF Mrs. M. l.. Vaughan.
OF this city, will be the ring-bearer.
Masters William a. Street and Thomas
Beverly Evans will hold the ribbons,
and little Misses jamie Evans and Eliza
beth Carleton Will strew flowers in the
pathway Of the bride. The children
|W1ll all be daintlly attired in white.
The. bride, who will enter with her
father. Mr. John Edgar Saddler, will
be gowned in a cloth travelling cos
tune, a velvet hat with plumes, and
will carry Bride roses.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
| will reside in Mr.. Kinks beautiful
suburban home. near Lakeside, when
they return.
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding OF Miss Corinne de
Forest Montague to Lieutenant Henry
Crosby Muslin was;celebrated at P. NJ.
yesterday In Christ Episcopal Church
Baltimore, Md. the Rev. Edwin Barnes
Niver officiating.
in palms and white and yellow chry-
|santhemums. Lieutenant-C Colonel George
Barnett United States Marine Corps.
was best man, and the ushers were
Lieutenants Heating, Little1eld Ma.
cauley. Paymaster Merriam, Lieute-
napt Commanders Vice, Palmer. Cald-
| we'll and Lieutenant Henry, Of the
/
| The bride entered with her brother.
Mr.. Walter P. Montague, who gave her
away. She was gowned in white satin
and rose point lace. her veil being
edged with Valenciennes. Mrs. Basil
Gordon the brides sister was matron
of honor. She wore lilac satin en-
broidered with silver and pearls. and
large lilac velvet hat. covered with
| plumes, shaded sfrom lilac to purple.
The BRIDES bouquet was of white or.
chids and lilies OF the valley. Mrs.
Gordon carried purple orchids.
| The bridesmaids-Miss Hattie Shields,
of this city; Misses Katherine Robert.
son and Anne Gordon Thom of Balti-
more: Miss Mary Duke. of New York.
and Miss Claire Blackiston, of Balti-
more. wore white ne; over white tar
lfeta, Louis Quinze coats of corded silk,
trimmed with navy buttons, and black
satin hats with white plumes., They
! had arm bouquets of white chrysan-
themums,
The bride presented her maids with
gold navy buckles and belts The cere-
mony was followed by a wedding
breakfast and reception, with orches-
trial music.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
| At Tuscan Villa, near Lexington, Va.
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Alexander McNutt Glasgow. the mar
riage of her daughter. Elizabeth Vance.
to Mr.. HenrysHalc McCorkle, son OF the
late William Fl. and Virginia Wilson
McCorkle. of Rockbridge county, Va,
was celebrated at o'clock P. NJ yes
iterday. the Rev. James A. Mcclure off :.
ciating.
/ The spacious mansion was decked in
Iautumn leaves, smilax, ferns and chry-
lsanthemums. Miss Louise Meriwether
LOT Buena Vista. played piano accom-
l n II q ny n1 l'u .io1f
Il Mendelssohn's wedding March" being
rendered as professional and Listz.s
/ Dream of Love" during the cerc-
mony.
\ The maids OF honor-Misses Lucy
Goodwin and Mary Thompson Glasgow
wore white net over green taffeta,
, green girdles, and carried yellow chry
lsanthemums.
! Mr.. f. A. Cook, of New York City,
was best man, and the ushers included
Messrs. r. c. McCorklc, of New York
, and T. McC. Glasgow, Of Lexing ton, Va
Master Powell Paxton, In white
satin blouse suit was flower bearer,
l ton, In white batiste and Nalenciennes
lace.
The bride came in with her brother,
!, Mr.. Alex. Men. Glasgow. of Knoxville,
/ Tenn. She was gowned In embroidered
) chiffon over satin. Her veil was
caught with spray OF diamonds and
lpearls, the groom's gift. and she wore
an ancestral necklace of aqua marines.
! Her bouquet was Of Bride roses, show
cred with white violets.
Wedding gifts We're numerous ana
very handsome. reception and we'd
ding supper followed the ceremony
i after which Mr. and Mrs. McCorkle
| left for a wedding tour They will
/ live in New York.
| Brilliant Reception.
The reception given yesterday at No
/ 200 East Franklin Street, from. S to
P. NJ, by Mrs. Stuart Bowe and Mrs
Robert Bruce Bowe, In honor of Miss
Alice Maria Mines, debutante of the
present season and a sister of Mrs
Bruce Bowe, was a very brilliant and
|fashionable affair, society at large call
i II ing to nav IT'S RESPECTS ia the debu.