The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
SOCIAL and :
PERSONAL

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Cure. 10 Mr.. Russell Cary Montagu,
of Lewfsburg, w. Wa son OF Mr.. an
Mrs Russell W. Montague. was celc
brated at noon yesterday in the hon
of the brides mother. No. 5lS Eas
Grace Street.
Tho house was beautifully decorate
in green and white southern smiiai
'wining the stairway in the hall an
making n charming setting for inassc
of daisies. Easter lilies against palm
and ferns were used in the drawing
rooms. The altar, with its green back
ground. its fragrant flowers and II
white wax tapers, occupied the semi
circle OF the bow window In the from
room where the officiating clergymen
Bishop Robert A. Gibson. the uncle o
The bride and the Rev. Robert W
Forsyth OF ST. Payl's Church, stood
Professor Jacob Reinhardt had chars,
of the music. Or. Hugh MCGUIRE anc
Mr.. Guy Davis formed the ribbon aisle
through which the bridal marty passe'
to the altar
The bride came in with her brother
DR.. stuart Mcclure, who gave her II
marriage. She was euwned in white
crepe faille, trimmed with duchesse
and point lace. her tulle veil was he'll,
with sprays OF lily of the valley ant
she carried shower bouquet of the
lilies. She was attended by her sis
ter, Mrs George Arthur Gordon. OF
Savannah, who wore white MORE clif-
fon and a picture hat with white
plumes, and held in her hand basket
of lilies. The groom and his best
man, Mr.. Henry Mathews of Lewis
proacll at the altar.
reception and breakfast for rela-
tives and intimate friends followed the
ceremony. A basket of lilies formed
@,~s1 t,N u t,,y,,
candles with pale green silk shades
under filigree, making a pretty dccora-
tive finish.
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure wore a hand
some gown of black faille. Mrs. Hugh
Mcclure was in black hand-embroidered
chiffon cloth. Mrs. Edward Mcguire
was in black crepe de chine, and Mrs
Russell Montague in pale gray MESA
line.
The bride and groom left in the af-
ternoon for Northern tour They will
have their future home in Lewisburg,
W. Va Guests from a distance pres
ent at the ceremony and reception were
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Montague. Miss
Margaret Prescott Montague, Mr.. Fra
zier Montague. Mr.. George Montague
Miss FELTON, and Miss Cary. of Boston,;
Miss Elizabeth Hall. of Baltimore; Mrs
Harriet Prescott Spofford. Mrs. Pep
PEREZ Montague and Miss Mary Monta-
que. of Washington; Miss Kate Davis.
of West Virginia: Mrs. A. f. Robertson
and tho Misses Robertson. of stanton;
DIR. and Mrs. Hugh Mcclure and Mas
ter Johnson MCGUIRE OF Alexandria;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Guy Davis. ot Norfolk:
ar and Mrs Arthur Gordon. of Sa
.Sannah; Mrs. Ruben Satterthwaite. OF
Wilmington. Del; Mr.. and Mrs B. Tate
Irvine, of Big Stone Gap: DR.. and Mrs.
s.1ett Mccormick. of Norfolk. and Mr..
Mason Bell. of I.ewisburg. w. Va.
Has Sailed for Europe.
Mrs. William McCreerv Ramsay. of
MISSIONER. on James River. and her
daughter Miss Elizabeth Ramsay,
passed through Richmond Tuesday eve
ming on their way TO New York. They
sailed Yesterday on the Oceanic for
London TO remain abroad some months.
Now nj Winchester Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Alexander Bruce
have given UP their house in Licking
ton. which they occupied during the
past winter. They are now with their
little daughter Philippa, at Winchester
Inn, Winchester. In the autumn they
will make their permanent home in
Norfolk
Hoste.ses This Afternoon.
The refreshment room. under the au-
spices of the Pansy Circle at No 2O1
East Franklin Street, continues to be
we'll patronized. The hostesses for this
afternoon from 1870 to o'clock Will
be Mrs. C;stewood. assisted by Mrs
Stafford Parker. Miss Lizzie Brander
and Miss katherine Young
On Her Way Home.
Miss Evelyn Byrd Harrison spent the
night in Richmond. en- route from Bran
Ill lNn, 81, =.
ington. She left for Washington by
the noon train yesterday. Mrs. Ran
dolph Cuyler, who accompanied Miss
Harrison from Brandon to Richmond
Will retupG'to Brandon in few days.
AT .HS'om'nn's Exchange.
Delicious jellies, preserves and mar
malade arc now offered for sale at the
Exchange rooms for Womans Work,
corner of Franklin and Third Streets.
Fat greatly reduced rates. All house
wives needing delicacies TO tempt va
,riable spring appetites. can find an ex-
4cellent opportunity to replenish pantry
shelves rendered bare by constant de
.,nand, and can fill them at minimum,
cost and trouble to themselves.
Tickets Selling Well.
Tickets for the excursion to Will
llamsburg on Saturday, under the
chaperonase of Mrs. d. T. Williams
and Mrs. W. j. Johnson, are selling
we'll.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Johnson rep
resent the Commonwealth Chapter and
the Virginia Home for ncurable and
the excursion will be for the benefit
OF the chapter and home. The train
will leave the Richmond Station at
A. NJ. and return at comfortable
hour in the evening.
Excursionists can visit jamestown
from Williamsburg If they wish.
Personal Mention
Miss Rosa Nash Etherldge, Of Nor
folk, who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. c, ". Harlan, has returned
to her home.
Mr.. E. NJ. Hartman. of stanton. is
in the city for a few days.
Mrs. Archie Lee Richardson and son
are the guests of Mrs. l. w Eason. on
Redgate Avenue, Client, Norfolk.
Miss Eva Montague is the guest OF