The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-05

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Green, Mary Carter Tomlin, Jean Trigg
Anne Henry, OF Norfolk Mary Rope,
and Samuel Wittenmyer, Messrs. Rob.
erts and Boiling, William Bond, Ben
jamin Jones. Beale Davis. Herbert
Prichard, Griffin S. Townes. Nat Roper
Bartlett Roper, Jr., and DIR. L. Hale
Connolly.
Miss Mary Love Gillian entertained
the bridesmaids at her home on Fill.
| more Street at a beautiful luncheon.
after which her guests surprised the
bride with a tin shower.
| Misses Grace and Annie Binford gave
a very novel and charming linen show
e- at the Riverside Country Club Mon
day morning. Five Hundred was
played, and Miss Della Cameron made
the highest score. winning the prize. a
handsome jabot which she very grace
fully presented to Miss Lucy Ford Wor-
than. of Richmond, who was the out
of-town guest. Delicious refreshments
We're served, and then the bride was
invited into the next room. where she
found dainty white linen parasol sus-
pended from the chandelier. with white
ribbons falling over the sides, with
which she pulled out the dainty articles
given her By her friends.
Misses Binfords guests included
Misses Elizabeth Davis, Della Cameron,
Nellie Green. Louise Jones, Jessie An
derson. Lucy Ford Workman, of Rich
mond; Anabel Hayes, Sarah Temple,
Maury Binford. Mrs. William Stone
Hutton. Mrs. William Meade Stith, Mrs.
John r. Jolly. Mrs. w. w. Townes,
Misses Rosa Heath, Mary Love Gill
liam, Mamie Roper. Mary Roper, Mary
Plummer McIlwaine. Mary Carter Tom
lin, Clara Hays. Mrs. Bartlett Roper.
Mrs. j. A. Binford, Mrs. James c. Dunno.
Mrs. Paul Roper and Mrs. Pollok Bur-
gwyn, Jr.
Miss Held to Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Held have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Tillye to Albert Howard Wolf
| of Alabama, the ceremony to take place
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. June
Is, at the home of the brides parents.
405 East Grace Street, Richmond.
OF Interest Here.
A wedding OF Interest to Richmond
society took place Wednesday after
noon at o'clock In the Knox Presby-
terrain Church. Park Place, Norfolk.
when Miss Ida Evans, granddaughter
OF Peres Donney, became the wife OF
| oliver Woodward. of Portsmouth. Rev
| W. H. squires. pastor OF the church
With palms, ferns and wild flowers
and the bride, who entered with her
sister. Miss Bessie Evans, wore q
going-away gown of gray rajah silk
and carried a. shower OF lilies of the
valley. Miss Evans was gowned ir
white null with black picture hat
her flowers We're pink sweetpeas. Mrs
Ruth Meads sister of the groom. was
matron Of honor, and Miss Nabe,
1,pv Of ro ~
honor. Their dresses were of ligh,
green null and their flowers pink
sweetpeas. They also wore black pic
ture hats. Little Misses Mary Nerms
| and Eleanor Ogle, as flower girls
We're daintily gowned in white with
green sashes; they preceded the bridal
| party and each carried a basket filled
with white sweetpeas. Sturgeon Wood
ward was his brothers best man, and
the ushers were John Weston, of Boyd
ton. Va. Lee Roane. of Norfolk; Low.
| cry Finley and Peter Whaley, OF
Portsmouth, Upon their return fom a
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs, Woodward
will make their home in Park Place
Tuesday evening a beautiful ante
nuptial reception was given at the
home of Peres Bonney In honor OF
the hrlde-elect, Pink and white flow
ers were used in the parlors and In
| tho dining room masses of field daisies
and ferns made a charming color
scheme of green and white, which was
carried out in the ices, cakes and
CONNECTIONS. The centrepiece repre-
sented miniature lake, hordered with
water lilies and maidenhair ferns
Tiny green electric lights We're fes-
TONED around the room and the table
was lighted with green shaded cardles
Womun's Club.
An unusually attractive program
has been prepared under the direction
of Mrs. T.. A. Hoen for the closing mu
4! steal of the Woman's Club, which will
\ be given tomorrow evening in the au
ditorium OF the John Marshall Higi
School. beginning at $3.50 O'clock Thu
program will be rendered by the Phil
harmonic Orchestra, assisted by Mis-
Frances West, soprano, and G, w
Hunter, baritone. two OF the mos
prominent singers in Richmond,
Members are entitled to invite tw'
guests and can secure their cards a
the club until IS o'clock on Monday
Resolution Passed.
AL a recent meeting Of the hoard o
governors of tho Woman's Club tn
following resolution was passed
The Womans Club being, In full &C
cord with the Views EXPRESSED by tn
II Association for the Preservation 4