The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-22
Social and
p ersons.l
. N Wednesday morning at ~
o'clock, In Hungars Episcopal

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Eendry j.. 8ayly. was married to James
Louis Vassar. of Richmond. The
church chancel was decorated In an-
tumn foliage, .nasturtiuma and ferns
tor the occasion. The otflciating min
lister was the Rev. E. G. Butts.
The bride was bccomingly alfred IN
q going away tailored suit or dark
blue cloth. with nat and gloves to
ma tch. and carried a shower bouquet
With her sister, Miss India Bayley.
who, as maid OF honor. wore white
lingerie gown. Her mowers were pllik
carnations. The groom entered with
his best man. II. II. GULL, also OF Ricn-
mond. Anumber of selections were
rendered BY Miss Hattie Garrett, and
80 Promise Me" sung BY Miss 1neza
Jones. OF Richmond. Miss Jones was
handsomely gowned In corn color crepe.
dc chine, with Persian and point lace
trimmings.
5 OF the bride; Lloyd Bayly, her brother;
Fcnwick Downing and Samuel Jacob.
Among the out OF town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bayly. Eastvilie. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. Bayiy. Cneapside.
va; Miss Alice Bayly. Miss Inez Jones,
and H. n. Gull. OF Richmond: Mrs.
Rosa willis and Mrs. Jennie Wills.
Belle Haven. Fenwick Downing.
F'ranktown, Arthur Bayiy, Mr.. and
Mrs r. T. Gladstone and Miss Helen
0Iapp. OF Exmore. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. vassar were recipients
OF many handsome and useful gifts.
nj fy,1Y al a mr.
honeymoon IN the Northern cities
On theirreturn they Will spend a week
with the groom's parents, OF Pleasant
Hill. N. c., after which they VIII make
their home at 40 West Grace Street.
Richmond. Va.
Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs Chanting Turner. of 500 East
Franklin Street, gave a very pretty
bridge luncheon ut six tables at her
Eome, 400 East Franklin Street. from
1870 A. n. to 2.30 P. Moi Thursday.
Decorations were IN palms and yell
Tow chrysanthemums and favors. with
which the games was scored. were
miniature Halloween pumpkins.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Fergy. Miss
Annie Jacobs and Mics Cornelia Wat
kins. Refreshments. embodying the
Halloween idea, were served on the
card tables. Those present were Mrs.
3. v. McCray. Mrs. s. p. WaddiIl. Mrs.
Howard Sutton. Mrs L K. Shepherd.
Airs. Fanny Boykin. Mrs. James Martin.
Mrs w. "A. Shepherd. Mrs. j. A. C.
Chandler. Mrs. s. E. Haynes. Mrs. Rob
ert Nornent. Mrs. Sidney Dudley. Mrs.
Carson Ertzberger. Mrs n. A. Atkin-
son. Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Fergy. Mrs.
E.. c. Fisher, Miss Corneha Watkins.
Miss Emily waddill. Miss Annie ia
ccbs, Miss Etnel Atkinson. Miss Annie
Williams, and Misses Mary and Elise
Thornton.
Hritton-Jackaon.
The residence Of the late Mr. and
Mrs. W.. N. Jackson. OF Chesterfield.
was the scene OF a pretty marriage at
3 o'clock on the afternoon OF October
81. when their daughter. Lula Maude.
became the bride OF william Ambers
Britton. The ceremony wa performed
by Rev. J. e. Daniel. OF Chesterfield.
The bride entered with her brother.
Maitland Jackson She was becoming
ly gowned in white silk and lace. and
carried bouquet Of white carnations
and ferns tied with white satin.
The groom's best man was j. VIM
ston 1vey OF Richmond College, a
nephew OF the bride
Miss Virginia Jackson. a sister Of
the bride, was maid OF honor. and wore
{: white lingerie dress. Her flowers
were white carnations and ferns. i
Misses Florence and Bessie Gill, of
Richmond. 4 nj eces or the bride. held the
ribbons to form the aisle for the bridal
party.
B. A. Gill;. Of Richmond, and
+ Maitland Iyey. OF Lynchburg. nephew
OF the bride. were ushers.
Little Miss Aurelia Gill, a niece of
the bride, was the ring bearer. The