The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
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~ ~ $50 "oAAAN EJhttESIN lLlIN IN Elkly-
IV1 TON, who, with her daughter,
~ has been spending the Winter
at tho Jefferson Hotel, has gono to
visit friends in Baltimore, Md.
Miss Mary Osborne Templeton Is the
guest OF Mrs. William Hodges Mann at
the Executive Mansion. Colonel Tenn
pleton VIII Join his family In Waynes-
boro, Va, at tho close OF the General
assembly.
NnHon-TwifOrd.
Tuesday afternoon at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Twiford, in Nor
folk. a pretty wedding was solemnizcd,
when their daughter, Miss ROSA Mae,
became the bride of Sidney w. Macon.
The bride wore a beautiful creation OF
white moissclinc with trimmings Of
irish point, and Carried d shower OF
roses and lilies OF the valley, and was
given away by her father. Miss Pearl
Twiford the brides sister. was maid Of
honor. Her gown was OF white NOUS
seine with lace trimmings, and her
flowers were yellow tulips. Harry
Mason acted as best man. Tho ribbon
bearers were Misses Virginia T5well
and Miriam Jones. Rev. George
Wesley Jones. pnstor OF Mckendree
Church, officlated. Immediately after
the Mr.. and Mrs. Mason left
on the Washington steamer for an
extended Northern tour.
Miss Parrish, Here.
Miss Mary Parrish Is spending sew
eral days In this city as the guest of
her uncle, William RI. Parrish. at his
home, 1919 West Grace Street.
Returned From Abroad.
r. Moncurc Perkins. who has been
spending some months at watering
places In Germany for his health, re-
turned to Richmond OF Tuesday even
ing and Is now much improved. Mrs.
Perkins will remain In Switzerland,
whcrc her daughters, Nancy and Alice,
nre at school. The Cleveland children
are also pupils at that institution.
Dinncr for Judge slnckclford.
Judge George Shackelford, OF Orange,
Va, was the guest OF honor at a beau
tiful dinner rendered him last even
ing By the citizens OF cn1peper. The
affair was q vers handsome one nnd
attended by a number OF distinguished
guests.
pnschnl-Word.
Palms. silver candelabra n quanti-
ties OF white flowers were the Idecora-
tons at 1904 Hanover Avenue ycster-
day morning at IL o'clock. when Miss
Miriam S~pottswood Word became the
"a A4NA &btSA
New York. The ceremony. which took
place In the home of the bride, was
performed by 1tev. J. Calvin Stewart,
D.. D, in the presence of only h
nearest relatives and most
friends of the bride and groom.
Little Miss Anne Lccky, in a lingerie
frock. with Powered ribbons. and
Master james Lecky, Jr.. In a white
cloth suit, held the ribbons. Harry.
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best man.
The bride entered on the arm of
her brother. Edward Lyle Word. by
whom size was given away. She wore
q handsome tailored suit of dark blue
and carried a shower bouquet Of lilies
of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Paschai left on the
noon train for Atlantic City and other
Northern cities. on their return the
viii be at home at the Pembroke. 116
East Tw%enty-fifth Street, New York.
Visiting Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer l. Carter. OF
Preston Street. Baltimore. are spend
ing some time In this city as the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas .Atkin--
son. i04 West Franklin street.
Mrs. Marshall Entcrtnins.
Mrs. John L. Marshall, Jr.. enter
tanned the members OF her bridge club
most delightfully."- Tuesday afternoon at
her homeAin Norfolk. The highest
score was made by Miss Bessie Doyle,
and those enjoying Mrs. Marshalrs hos
pitality were Mrs. Philip NJ. Prescott,
Jr.. Mrs. Menalcus Landlord. Mrs. W.
Lane Kelly, Jr., Mrs. !. Branch John
son. Miss Bessie Doyle. Miss Nary
Iioyster and Miss Bessie Merritt.
uo n,c wedding In stafford.
Miss Eva Sthreshley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marius Sthreshley of
near Iceland. in Stafford county, and
John B. Broaddus. formerly of Caroline
county. now of Washington. were mar
rfed Wednesday at II O'Clock at the
home of the brides parents, Rev. De-
catur Edwards. Of Fredericksburg, per-
forming tho ceremony. Miss Carrie
Williams played the wedding music.
The parlor and dinlnE-rooms were
decorated with ferns and carnations.
The dover girl, Miss Frances Smith
ers, OF Washington, carried pink sweet
peas. The bride wore a blue broad
cloth travelling suit and carried roses
and lilies OF the valley.
Among tho guests from a distance
were Mrs. r. B. Mccalley, Mrs. Charles
SmIthers and two children, Of Washing