The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-28

Margaret IayIOr, WIN murray SIdiIie,
Miss Emily Smith, with Erie Curtis,
or Union Theological Seminary; MISS
Beside Davis, with Stuart Taylor; Miss
Margaret lsrischkorn, with Thomas
Gresham; Miss Mary frischkorn, with
Edwin Stcrret
Tho stags were. James Taylor,
Hubert Baldwin,; Hunter sutton and
James Paschnll
| Approaching Wedding.
! Mr. and Mrs. r. Wiley Davis an
nounce the approaching marriage OF
their daughter, Eudora Dewitt, u
ilEugenc Douglass Crumpton, formerly
OF Danviilc now OF this city, the cere-
mony to take place at ZOO East Broad
Street ON Wednesday. December la.
! Crystal Wedding Celebrated.
| Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cary Tate
| celebrated the fifteenth ann versary
OF their wedding Saturday from 10
| III r. NJ in their home, 1000 Hanover
| Avenue.
The home was beautifully decorated,
| the color scheme OF white and green
being carried out in palms ferns ana
I cut flowers. on tne'second floor
| smoking den had been arranged, which
proved an enjoyable retreat for the
men In attendance.
| The bride wore an exquisite robe OIL
white brocade sann, yelled In blac-.
| marquisette, with an overdress oil
black velvet and jet trimmings. che,
carried a bouquet Of white chrysan-
| themums. Among those who received
| the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
| L. Batkins, Mrs Batkins being sister
(, of Mrs. Tate: Mrs. Robert Edwin Hub
| bard, also her sister; nlrs. G. b. john
son and Mrs. George a. Crensilaw
| Fruit punch was served, Miss Ruth
johnson, of Ellcrson, Va, presiding at
the punch bowl. Misses Elma and
Edith Batkins, Miriam Smith and Edna
lCrenshaw served punch.
A dainty and elegant buffet luncheon
was served. the plates being passed by
Misses Ruth Johnson, Main and
| Olive Hall and May Gaskins Little
| Miss Oracle Batkins, niece OF the bride,
held the card plate at the door .he
presents were numerous and beautiful.
large number of friends called to
wish the happy couple many happy
| returns of the day.
TO Meet Wednesday.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will hold it's regular monthly
meeting in the Confederats Museum
| Wednesday at II a. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Todd, of 1917 west
| Main Street, gave an informal recep-
ton TO a number OF their friends FRI
day evening from s to ii O'Clock. Rec
litations and music IN the earlier part
of the evening were followed W the
serving of refreshments
Hobson-vcrscr.
Mrs. lie Roy James Verser has sent
out announcements of the marriage OF
her daughter, Elizabeth. to william
Brazeal Hobson, on the afternoon OF
November 20. at her home in farmyitic.
| The ceremony was performed oy rev.
| Mr.. Fugate. In the presence OF the I'M
mediate family and a few friends MISS
verser wore travelling suit of Wis
taria cloth and carried a shower bou-
auet of Bride roses. She was attended
by her sister, Mrs. James III. fHppen,
! as uatron OF honor who carried white
| chrysanthemuns. They were met by
the groom and his best man, James ii.
FIippen, who, with the minister, await
! ed them In an alcove banked with
| ferns and palms.
| Numbers of pink-shaded candles sheo
| a soft light over the assembled com
pany. while Miss Emma Loekett Wal
ton played as professional the wed-
| ding march from "Lohengrtn." Miss
| Grace Walton and Frank Nefser re
| ceived the guests.
| NJ. and Mrs. Hobson left on the al
fernoon train for trip North. on
| their return they will be at home TO
their friends In Farmville.
| Ilink
A marriage OF much interest was
| celebrated at old Leeds Church, IN
] Fauquier county. on November 20.
| when Miss Anne Carter Marshall
daughter of Captain w. G. Marshall
! OF "Cleaveland.' was married to VIII
I of
Philip Thompson. of Leeds PARISH
performed the ceremony.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with yellow and white chrysan-
| themums, against a background oil
| potted plants and running cedar. The
hight OF many candles cast u soft glow
| over the chancel. The bride, who came
/ in with her father, was becomtngly
dressed In white lingerie over SILK, her
veil caught with wreath OF orange
blossoms. She was attended by her
maid of honor. Miss Emm.e Marshall,
in yellow silk, carrying yellow chry-
santhemums. and by her bridesmaids.
4 Miss Belle Marshall of Fauquier, and
4 Miss Pearce Fox. of East Orange, N. j.,
in white silk. Their flowers were yell
/ low chrysanthemums. The little flow
/ err girls, Misses Epily Triplett and
i Leila Marshall, looked very sweet in
white dresses over yellow, aud the
dainty little ring bearer, Miss Virginia
4 Cable, wore white with yellow ribbons.
The groom was attended by his best
4 man, Conway Spillman, of Warrenton,
and his groomsmen, w. c. Marshall, Jr.,
/ Of stanton, and j. j. Marshall, of
Fauquier, and by handsome little pages,
4 George Cable, Jr., and Edward Amber,
Jr. S. II. Williams. of Lynchburg. and
Lake Triplett, of Markham, were the
ushers.
sIn true virginia style. Captain Mar
/ shall kept open house for several
days before the wedding, and many
friends called to pledge the health OF
4 the bride and groom and to admire the
many handsome presents. The evening
before the wedding an elaborate d1n-
1 ner was served to the bridal party
The house guests We're Mr.. and Mrs
W. C. Marshall, Jr., and son; William
McCue, of stanton; Miss Annie BraS-
ton, of Fredericksburg; Miss Maury
Il Carter, of Washington, D. c., and 5. III,
Williams, of Lynchhurg. Others at
tending the wedding from distance
were Miss Pearce Fox, niece of the
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