The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15

who gaze her away. She wore an cIn-
pire gown ofIwhitc satin trimmed with
duchess and rose point lace, a tulle VEIL,
and carried a shower of lilies OF the
valley. The maid of honor was alfred
in blue radium and ecru lace. SHE
held a cluster of long-stemmed Easter
lilies. The bridesmaids frocks Of white
net and lace over blue taffeta were
en- princcsse. and their flowers were
American Beauty roses. The flower
girl had on a dainty lingerie dress,
with insets of lace, and. from a basket
heaped with pink roscbuds, she scat
tered petals in the pathway of the
bride.
a reception was given Immediately
after the ceremony at the home of tho.
bride. and was largely attended. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Fensom left for SaYan-
nah. Ca. and the principal cities of
Florida and Cuba. They will return
by way Of New York. and be atshome
after April 18th at No. 14o1sIanover
Among the out-of-town GUESTS were
Mrs. Mary Burton Mr.. Burton's mother.
and Miss Ruby James, of Dallas, Texas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The wedding OF Miss Josephine Bev-
crly Christian, daughter of Major and
Mrs. .Langdon Il. Christian. to Mr.. Clar-
ence Watkins Hnndley will be cele-
brated at $50 o'clock Thursday even
ing. March 10Th, in Broad Street NJ. r..
Church. the Rev. Gilby C. Kelly Off
ciating. IA
Mrs. Joseph Francis Leonard will be
matron of honor. and Miss Annie Belle
Blarkenship. OF Baltimore. the maid
of honor. Mr.. W. Smedes Flundley, of
Columbia. S. c.. the groom's brother,
yN-i1 act 1,,.tI n
Misses Grace Lee Briggs. Allene Pres
ton Steinlcin. Margaret Somerville Wal
strnm. of Roanoke, and Phyllis v. Ed
wards. Of Newport News.
The ushers are Messrs. c. Carroll
Riddick. r. r. Brinkley. D. II. Drum
and w. d. Sheppard
Weddings OF Interest.
Many Richmond people feel an in
tcrcst in the approaching marriage OF
Mis- Henrietta NJ. Welton, daughter of
Mr.. Lewis Nj. Welton, of Clarke county
to Mr.. Nathaniel Burwell Page, young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Powell
Page, of Saratoga. Va, and nephew of
Mrs P. II. Mayo of this city.
The ceremony will be performed in
the home of the brides grandmother
Mrs. II. NJ. King Of Corpus Christi
Texas. on March 10Th. but Mr.. and
Mrs. Page will return to make their
home In this State.
Observation-Disclosures.
The engagement and approaching
marriage is announced of Miss Ethel
Langhorne Wister. daughter OF Mr.
Jones Wister, of Philadelphia, to Mr.
Arthur Mason Chichester, Jr of Lees
burg. Va. The bride to be is well
known in Philadelphia society, and as
a young woman devoted to philan-
thropic work. Mr.. Chichesters family is
one of the most prominent in Lees.
burg, his father being Confederate
officer during the War Between the
States, The wedding is scheduled Il
take place during the early summer
Donation Day. iu,l IA
| Friday. March 2Oth will be donation
day for the Belle Bryan Day Nursery
and Free Kindergarten. Contributions
gratefully received The house will
be open all day for visitors. Tea will
be served by the ladies' of the board
from 4 to Z, to which the public is
cordially invited.
Womnn's Club.
Tomorrow (Monday) afternoon. a,
4;3o o'clock. DR.. William u. Drewry
superintendent of the Central State
ASYLUM, at Petersburg, will tell the
ladies of the Woman's Club sometime
about charities and corrections, espe,
cially along the line In which he Is
Interested
Miss Alice N. Parker will he the
chairman of the day. On Wednesda,
me history class will meet at a O'Clock
The change In the hour being mad,
TO enable the ladies' to attend after
noon service as well as the class. The
subject for discussion will be tn
NINTH Decade of the Eighteenth Cen
tuly,' with Mrs Il. Fl. Roykin as chair
man.
Organ Recital.
Mr.. Bassett Hough and Mr.. st, Juliar
Cole, two young musicians OF unusua