The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-04

Symington, niece OF Mrs George a.
Barksdale. OF 200 East Grace street.
Mrs Hooker Will meet a second Rich
uond audience at the home of Mrs
Barksdale on "Wednesday afternoon,
and 1t is hoped tina. a, third reading
can be arranged for one OF the even
ings during her staytin Richmond.
Jnrrett--Andrers.
one Of the most interesting events
of the spring season was the mar
riage Of Miss Anna Andrews to Dr..
james 7. Jarrett. which took place
Thursday evening at $3.50 O'Clock IN
Trinity M u. Church, Roanoke, with
the Rev w II. H. Joyce, pastor OF
the church. officiating.
Tho church was beautifully decor
ated with palms and Easter lilies.
8. +. Work, organist, played Men
delssohns wedding march as tho
party entered the church. The brides
maids were Miss Mabel Montgomery,
of Rocky Mount Miss Mary clrirchill,
Miss Sarah COKE and Miss sallie
shockey
Messrs. A. G. Chewing, ,Jr.. Rich
ard Lamkn, Frank Gregory and VIII
liam Andrews were groomsmen
Little Misses Irene Breslin and
Mary Engleby acted as flower girls,
and preceded the maid Of honor. Miss
Mary Hughes. of Altoona. Pa.
The bride entered with her father,
and the groom was attended BY John
Borun, of Portsmouth,sVa. The bride
wore an exquisite gown of crepe
meteor trimmed with Russian point
lace. Her veil was held with natural
orange blossoms and she carried
bouquet of sweetpeas.
The maid of honor wore hand
some pink messaline. and carried a
sheaf of pink roses.
The bridesmaids wore dainty dresses
OF pink pompeian null and carried
. shepherds crooks tied with ribbon
and roses
After the ceremony reception was
/ held at the home OF Mr., and Mrs. An
| drews.
Dr. and Mrs. Jarrett left on the
| midnight train for a Northern trip.
and after april 10 will be at Hotel!
I Monroe Portsmouth
on Monday Miss Mary Churchill was
! hos,@ss at a delightful luncheon in
| honor OF the bride, and on TUESDAY
| afternoon she was the honoree of a
'Jabot shower" given by her grand
| mother. Mrs. Thomas Engleby. at her
| home, on Campbell Avenue.
| Attend Dance in Ashland
I Misses Annie Laurie Haynes. Louise
| Miller Katherine Robinson, Chewing,
| Tippy Kerons, Imogcne Riddick and
| Kitty wren, of, Richmond, were among
! the dancers aA the german given by
! the Chesterfield cotillion Club on Tues
| day night in Ashland, Va.
/ Engagement Announced.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Thompson
announce the engagement of their
+. daughter. Charlotte, TO Joseph Lionel
\ Stines, the wedding to take place very
! quietly about the middle OF this
/! month. only the immediate families
!, being present at the ceremony.
| Annual Meeting.
The twenty-trIrd annual meeting o!
| the Womans Missionary Union OF East
4 Hanover Presbytery will be held in
! the Third Presbyterian Church. corner
7 Broad and Twenty-sixth streets, April
i > and 6. Sessions will be held at II
i NJ and 3 p. ". but no night ses-
[ slons The 2 o'clock session on We'd
nesday will be devoted TO young peo-
pies work and ii Is earnestly hoped
that leaders and other women interest
Y ed in this work of all denominations
viii attend and take part in the con
ference. which Will he part of the
4 program.
Meet To-Day.
:; The Hollywood Memorial Association
] Will meet in the lecture room of th'
Second Presbyterian Church to-day a
noon. Members are asked TO be pres
emit
WillinGhnm-Iinttlc.
on Wednesday evening. March 80
!. the Church of the Good Shepherd, II
Rocky Mount was the scene of on
, OF tho most brilliant and Fashionable
weddings of re season. when Mis-
I, Helene Battle became the bride q
Andrew Broaddus Willngham. of Rich
mond
: The church was decorated in sprins
flowers, palms and everGreens. W. B
Darrow presided at the organ.
While waiting for the bridal party
, to enter the church Mrs. j. Rober
Cooper clad in handsome dress o
yellow messaline with pearl trim
! mings, and white beaver picture hat
sang "Oh. Perfect Love-
At the hour OF the bridal part.
entered the church in the FOLLOWING
order: J. II. Mailer, of Durham. an
Edgar w. smith of Rocky Mount
T. j. Walker, of Richmond. and w L
Fenner, of Rocky Mount; Miss Mar;
$ Hardison, with n. II. Gary, of Rich
5 mond; Miss Margaret Gray, of Winston
Salem. n c., with T. NJ. Anderson, o
Richmond. Miss Mamie Bryan, of Tar
I boro. with A. T. Ragland of Rich
!. mond Miss Maud Philips with +.
Christian. of Richmond. The brides
maids all wore white messaline wit
! white wells, and carried white prayer
books.
Mrs. Thomas II. Battle, the dame G
honor. wore pink messaline with peal
$ trimmings, and carried pink roses.
Tho maid of honor, Miss kathrin
Shepherd, Wore beautiful gown {
I pink radium with veil to match, carry
: ing an exquisite bouquet of bridesmai
: roses The bride, in beautiful gov
: of real lace over white duchess sat!l
and carrying a shower bouquet
y niles of the valley, entered on I'll
arm of Thomas II. Battle, who gay
her away.
They were met at the foot of tn
: chantel by Andrew Willingham, OF
$ tile arm OF his brother W. A., Willing
n ham, of Henderson, n. G." his hes
Y man, Rev. r. B. Owens performe
:. the ceremony.
y After the ceremony at the. churc
the bridal party We're driven in auto
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