The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

be taken to midstream a floral anchor
4 Will be lowered with appropriate exer-
cses into the waters of the James In
| memory of the many thousand sailors
| who lost their lives in defending the
4 harbors OF our Southern states.
/ Ten Wednesday, Afternoon.
i The young girls of the Ch'lrch OF
j the Good Shepherd will entertain at
4 Il most attractive tea at 100 North
1 Harrison street on Wednesday after
noon from to 1880 o'clock. Miss
Nellie Lyons and Mrs Aylett Goddin
4 Will receive the guests. and decora-
I tons will be in pink and white flow
! ors bowl of pink honeysuclslc ndorn.
| ing the tea table
Married in washington.
Miss Mary Kelton Wallace daughter
| of Mrs George Mason Wallace. was
married at noon Thursday to .. stuart
Fitzhugh Of Louisa. Va. The cerc-
mony, which was performed by the
Rev. Richard p. Williams at Trinity
Episcopal Church. was attended by
q small party Of the immediate rcla-
tives.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother Sidney Wallace,
wore her travelling SUIT of navy blue
serge with a black straw toquo
trimmed with velvet.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Fitzhuel left for their future
home in Virginia.
The bride. who is member OF ono
of the oldest Madison county, Virginia,
families, is a great granddaughter Of
George Mason, OF Gunston Hall, Nir
Einia, and direct descendant OF
Major J. A. Roberts, Of Revolutionary
War fame.
Council Of Jewish Women.
The eighth general meeting of the
Council of Jewish Women Will be held
in the Sabbath school room of Temple
Beth Ahabah Monday, May 2. at p NJ.
The chairmen of the various cont
mittees will road reports of the work
accomplished during the past year
which will be followed by the election
of officers for the ensuing year. AT
the close of the business meeting a
musical program will be rendered con-
slsting OF violin solos by Mrs G: G.
HeGuembourg, accompanied by Mrs.
sig. Hutzler. All members and friends
Of the council are requested to be
present.
Pnrrisli--Hrownc.
The marriage Of Miss Lou Cecil
Browne and Winston Parrish, of Ports
mouth. was solemnized Thursday after
gpandmoter rs Rop e Reid 5S
York Street. Owing. to a recent death
in the groon's family only near>rela-
tives and u few intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. Robert c. Gilmour.
The rooms We're charmingly decorated
in white and green; snowballs and
white roses being used with palms and
ferns to give the desired effect. The !
BRIDE who was given away by her |
ia ther. William r. Browne. Wore a |
stylish going-away gown of natural |
,olored raiah silk. Her flowers We're
Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Chandler Hill, the brides sister.
was matron of honor. Mrs. Hill was |
gowned in pink messaline with white
lace overdress and carried pink roses.
She wore a black picture hat with will.
low plumes. Ned Parrish, of Charlotte,
n. c., was his BROTHERS best man. An
informal reception followed the mar
riage, after which MIR and Mrs Par
rish left for wedding trip. Among
those present we're: DR.. and Mrs Par.
>ish, Mrs Iloaert Reid. William r.
Brown. James Parrish, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Parrish, Il. Parrish, Miss |
Parrish Mr.. and Mrs. William Mar
shall, of Richmond; Mrs. E. c. Dugas, |
OF Augusta. Ga; Mrs. BENJAMIN Gray
Mrs. George Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs /
George C. Reid, Mrs. George Reid, OF
Baltimore: Mrs. \. Herbert Mr. and
Mrs. Chandler Hill. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Browne, Robert Reid Browne. Mr. ard
Mrs. Beverly Browne, Mrs. James Reid, |
of Virginia Beach: Mr.. and Mrs James
+. Reid, Miss Warwick, James Toomer.
Miss Alice Toomer Misses Frances and