The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
.lorfolk Social News.

rfpecinl 10 The Times Dispntc,1.l
NORFOLK, VA. May s-Three pref.
a weddings were the social features
the wecl In Norfolk and demon
rated that Dan Cupid is still busy
il the old. old way.
Miss Ethel Lynn Dozier. daughter OF
IN. and M1s. j. Q. Dozler. was mar
Il led "Wednesday evening to Nathaniel
3y. Pearson, at the home OF the brides
parents. Green and Carroll Streets.
9E'ortsInoutb. Tho ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Lackey. assist
ed by the pastor Of tie st. Paul's
Catholic Church. Miss Ryan was maid
" honor, and Mr.. Lufsey was Spest
nan. Following the ceremony n re-
:cption was rendered the couple. Thoy
we're the recipients OF many handsome
PRESENTS
Miss Mary I.ucretia, daughter of Mr..
ard Mrs. Franklin p. Jarvis. was mar
rled "Wednesday evening to Hersey %.
Mile. at the family residence, BIC
Bart Street. Portsmouth. Miss Lee Jar
Wis. sister of the bride, was maid of
honor, and AR, II, Edward Raiford. of
franklin. Va. acted as best man; little
fiss Lucy Frances Jack, niece Of the
ride. was ring-bearer. Miss Sarah
arvis. sister OF the bride, played the
,cdd,nE march.
"Wednesday afternoon at 4:So. In ST.
latthew's Catholic Church, Berkeley.
iiss Amelia Katherine Bises became
ne bride OF Augustus T. sansome, Rev.
'ather Kellincr officiating. The wedding
aarch was rendered by Charles +.
ieard.
A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday morning at the home OF Mrs
fames r. Worrell. in Olncy Road. when
Ter daughter. Miss Elizabeth Worrell,
vas unite in marriage to Clarence a.
Woodaid Jr.. Rev. David Howard. of
ST. Lukes Church, officiating. Only the
Immediate families of the young cou>
pie were present. John b. Taylor acted
as best man, and Immediately after the
marriage Mr. and Mrs. Woodland left
tor a Southern wedding trip. Upon
their return they will make their homo
In Norfolk
The Tuesday Bridge Club met this
week at tie home Of Mrs. r. A. Saun-
ders in Freems son Street. Those pros
ent We're Mrs harriet Cary, OF New
town. Pa: Mrs, NJ. G. Ferebee. Mrs. Ed
ward Spa!ding. Mrs Charles Everhart,
Mrs. Martin Greenwood. Mrs. r. II.
Leonard and Mrs. Frederick Stoll.
The kalamazoo Whist Club was en-
ftertained by Miss Elizabeth Nelly
"Wednesday afternoon at her home in
SlTeet. Inc dOupl6 pdElCTS were,
decorated in branc..es of syringa and
roses. and the score cards 'bore pink
roses. The players who gathered
around FOUR tables to plW duplicate
whist were Mrs. John Er,iserson Mrs
Stribling Marshall. Mrs. Reginald
Hatcher, Mrs. Duncan Wood. Mrs. Ma
rion Marshall, Mrs. Boyd kirball. Mrs.
8Joseph Mi,sre; Misses Loretto Toomer.
Esther Feed, Elizabeth Leigh, Esther
sWElson,JEvc Hatton, Fanny Caps, An
~ Jfquhart, Virgie Warner. Jane
ly and Lalla Plummer.
.iss Ethel Reynolds was hostess at
beautiful card party Tuesday eve
ing on tho Franklin in honor of Miss
latte Page. who is her guest There
ere three tables of bridge. and the
rize silver cologne bottle. was
warded Miss Cordelia Truxton for the
CHEST score. DR.. Crosse won the
ans first prize. a handsome silver
1y-ring. Those playing We're Pay
aster and Mrs. Biscoe. Paymaster and
s. I. T. Hagnor. Lieutenant and Mrs.
her. Dr. and Mrs. Crosse. DR.. and
s. Leadbetter. Miss Lucy Quinby,
,ss Emily Johnston. Miss Hattie Page.
iss Cordelia Truxton. Miss Dorothy
inKade. Miss Rosa Perkins. Lieuten-
at l. W. 7. Waller, Jr., Lieutenant
Paymaster Neill. Lieuten-
art Abirnathy. DR.. Campbell. DR..