The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-18

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! palms and flowers, and Miss Mary
! Willie Smoot was at the organ. Miss
Ella Rennie was her sisters maid OF
! honor and the groom's brother, Mr.
| Is. c. Woody. of Richmond, was best
man. Other attendants We're Misses
Ruth G. and Carrie C. Rennic and
| Messrs. Warning Woody, of Newport
/ News, and w. Walter Spratley, OF
| Richmond.
The bride entered with her father.
Her gown was of white peau de cygne
trimmed with point lace, and her veil
was caught with sprays of lily of
the vally. She carried a shower bou-
duet of the same flowers. The maid
OF honor was attired In pink crepe de
chine, picture hat. and had cluster
of pink sweetpeas. The bridesmaids
wore white lingerie gowns and hats,
and had white sweetpeas.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Woody left for an extended
Northern tour. They will be at home
after July LIST. In Phoenixville, Pa.
<AiHobo Viz oul-Ol-lONl SueSlS WBTG
Mr.. Waring Woody of Newport News,
Va; Rev. and Mrs. Joseph r. Rennie.
OF Amelia Courthouse; Dr. and Mrs. j.
Gordon Rennie, of Petersburg; Mrs. S.
Z. Christian. Jr, of stanton. Va:
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Rennie. of Nor
folk. and Miss Mamie Rcnnie, OF Nor
folk.
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a most interesting wedding will take
place at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
at No $40 South Third Street. when
Mrs. Martha Sadler Vaughan. daughter
o. Mrs. Susan Quarles Sadler, will be
married to the Rev. e. +. Kahlc, of
Abingdon. the Rev. DR.. Fl. L. Quarles.
assisted by the Rev. Dr. Long presi-
dent of Martha Washington College,
officiating.
Mrs. Vaughan has been, since her
girlhood. an attractive and popular
member of Richmond society. Mr..
kahle is associated with the financial
management of Martha Washington
College, ana will take his bride to
Abingdon to live.
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding Of Miss Bertha G..
Barker, daughter of Mr.. NJ. l. Barker,
of Carrolton, Ky, to Mr.. John Daniel
Mathews, son of Mrs. Mathews and
the late DIR. T. P. Mathews, of Man
chester, was celebrated at Carrollton
yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Mr. Mathews has scores of friends in
the city who will read this announce
ment with interest After wedding
trip, he and his bride will be in Rich
mond about the first of July and make
their future home here
Tnylor--Duynl.
Miss Vera Adelaide Duval. daughter
of Mrs. Sallie B. Duval. OF Manchester,
was married at . p. NJ. yesterday, in
the home of her mother No. 80 Co
wardin Avenue. Manchester, to Mr..
Sampson j. Taylor, of Norfolk, the Rev.
j. w. Durham, of cambridge Street
Baptist Church, officiating.
Miss Ethel Wade Duval Fas her
sisters maid of honor, and Mr.. Frank
lin Smith. the best man. Little Beulah
Virginia Robertson, niece of tile bride
bore the ring. Mrs. Allen Pettigrcw
played the wedding march.
The bride entered with her brother
Mr.. P. p. Duval She wore travelling
costume Of dark blue raiah silk, and
carried Bride roses, The maid of honor
was in white, and had a bouquet Of
pink sweet peas.
az. anu 'ii = l dSIcT' VIII go North FOR
their wedding trip and live In Norfolk
when they return
Engage mcnt Announced.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Ray f. Cohen to Mr. c. III.
Schwarzschild, of this city
Miss Cohen is the daughter of Mr..
Charles Cohen. of 1920 Monument Ave-
nue., and her flance is a member of the
hrm of Schwarzschild Brothers, 1913
East Broad Street.
VIII Meet To-dny..
The Pocahontas Memorial Associa-
ton Will meet at II A. NJ day in
the home of Mrs. .. 7. Williams. 20
East Franklin Street.
Addresses Daughters
The Norfolk Landmark Of Yesterday
says:
Monday afternoon at the pretty
white and red room of the Suffolk
Daughters of the Confcderacy, Mrs. A.
j. Montague, of Richmond, Va, made
an earnest appeal to the members of
the Daughters Of the Confcderacy for
help for the Home for Needy Con-
tederate Women in Richmond Mrs
Montague was gracefully introduced by
Miss Anna Mary Riddick, president Of
the chapter, and talked for nearly an
hour on the cause which is evidently
on the speakers heart. She told OF
the pressing need of the home, it's
struggles, and in her modest gracious
manner impressed her hearers with
the Importance of helping this worthy
cause, The speaker is woman of
winning personality. and had her hear
crs' sympathy from the first, Quite a
number of representative women Of
the chapter We're present. and the
cause for which the speaker pleaded
was unanimously indorsed, Also, on
motion, generous box was voted TO
be sent each year,
While no money was provided, It is
safe to say that the Suffolk chapter
will consider the advisabilty of sup
porting all inmate when the work Is
taken up in the fall. Mrs. Montague,
while in Suffolk, was the guest of Miss
Anna Mary Riddck, president OF the
Daughters in Suffolk,
Observation-Disclosures.
Mi Harrison Cassard OF Baltimorc
whose marriage 10 Miss Louise n Wal
ker was celebrated in Christ Eplsco-