The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
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SALE OF
keyser's French Lisle Gloves
75c quality, black and col E0c

yesterday from b 10 O'CLOCK, IN tlelr
home, 1o5 North Fifth street. Rich
mond's most exclusive society filed
the beautifully decorated parlors dur
ing the afternoon. about $50 guests
being present.
The nantels were banked in masses
Of yellow flowers. with gar!ands of
jonquils on the stairway and chan
deliers. In the dining-room French
basket of dafodils and pale yellow
tulips ornamentcd the centre of the
table, and the candles were shaded III
yellow and silver.
Mrs. Scott received with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. McGilvra. and her house
guests--Mrs. Nickals. OF Brooklyn:
Mrs. BENJAMIN Plummer and Mrs. Will
liam Plummer, both of Philadelphia.
Mrs Aston Cabell and Miss Belle
Perkins presided at the punch bowl,
and Mrs. Jennings c. Wise and Mrs.
Cunningham Hall assisted in doing the
honors in the library.
Er-ster Egg Hunt.
Joseph Bryan III. gave number Of
his little friends among the small
boys of his acquaintance merry Eas-
ter egg hunt on the lawn at LaburntIn
yesterday afternoon, the lawn with its
green vclvety covering, its gaily
blooming flower beds and shrubs max
ing charming background for the
! children. who ran here and there in
their search TO fiji their baskets and
| show themselves good egg hunters and
finders The sending up of a. big hal
| loon was an event of great interest TO
| the i!.tte men.
refreshments at small tables on the
H1wn were much appreciated after the
aunt was over. Tho little host did
the honors OF the occasion most grace.
| fully, exertins himself most success.
| fully for the enjoyment OF his guests.
Miss Bnrrow's Wedding.
| The marriage of Miss Mary Ives Bar
/ ro~, daughter OF Mr.. and, Mrs Theo-
philus Barrow. to Peter Walker Turner
| or Emporta. Va, was celebrated at I
o'clock on Wednesday evening, Marcf,
49, in Christ Church, spithheld. The
ceremony was performed By Rev. r.
Francis Lee. assisted by Rev. Robert
S. Carter. OF Orange, Va.
| The altar was decorated with ferns
and lighted tapers. with grouping o.
! palms in tho chancel Mr1. Waverly
| Thomas presided at the organ and
played the wedding marches from 10
| hengrin'' and Mendolssohn and 20
Believe Ne" during the ceremony. The
4 brides mother was dame of honor and
| wore gown of gray chiffon cloth
hand embroidered and trimmed in sill
/ Yer. She carried a shower of white swee,
I meas. Miss George Barrow was maid
| OF honor and wore white chiffon. en-
| broidcred in pink rosebuds. and car
ried white tulips. The first bridesmaid
Miss Day, was gowaed In white crepe
| meteor, trimmed with Irish lace. and
icarried q shower of yellow tulips Pey-
ton Turner attended hts brother as
best man.
Misses Mary Turner. Elise Young
/ Julia Todd. OF Norfolk; Mollie CHAIN
Iers. octa Reed. Mary Joyner. Eloise Jor-
dan. OF Suffolk. and Frank Underwood
were the bridesmaids. They wore
! charming frocks of yellow messaIine
and carried bouquets of Easter lilies
The ushers included II. w. Hall. 4. NJ
Potter f. C. Palmer, S. II. Cruick.
shanks, Elliot Storey. f. W. Brittle
all of Emporia; Peter Jones, OF Nor.
folk; John Wilson Barrow. Theophilu.
Barrow. Jr, Walker Pegram Warren
of Bacon's Castle. Va; Harry Wrenr
spratley, of surry county. and Jane,
Southall Wilson, of williamsburg. Lit.
tie Miss Martha Wilson. wearing &
dainty frock of white batiste and lace
and carrying basket OF yellow flow.
ers. was flower girl.
The bride. who entered with ne!
father, was handsomely gowned /,
white duchess satin. made with cour
train and heavily embroidered Hel
Ions tulle veil was caught with rea
orange blossoms. and she carried tn,
white prayer book used al her mother.
wedding, with markers OF lilies of TIL,
valley. Easter lilies and palms wer,
the decorations throughout the hous,
for the reception that followed the Ger
emony. Mr. and Mrs. Turner left i'm
mediately to spend their honeymoon IL
the North.
Guests from a distance included Mr.
and Mrs. Deal, Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver, o
Emporia; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Quinby
Miss Virginia Jordan, of Suffolk; MI
and Mrs. Charles Campbell Jones, o
Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. John King. o
Suffolk: Miss Morgan, of North Caro-
| lima; Rev. George Vest, of Norfolk
Rev. and Mrs. ]. Hcnning Nelms, 0
| Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. West Tabt
of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Nelms, of Norfolk: Theodore Butler. o
| Newport News; Mr. and Mrs. Alenalcu
Landlord, OF Norfolk, and l.. "A. Pea
tross. of William and Mary College
Hostesses Mt the Ten Room.
| ~ AoStLloiU MIS-. Clinton
Hoge, Mrs. r. FL. Fitzgerald and Mrs
| Massie will be the hustesses at tn
new tea room at the corner of Mai
| and Third Streets. In the Travellers
Protective Association building. TIL
tables will be decorated in pale PIN
tulips. and Misses Sweeney. Hargrov
and Richardson will serve the guests
The tea room is open every afternoo
| this week from A until half-past
/ o'clock.
Visiting in Richmond.
Miss Mary Boiling. daughter of Rich
ard Boiling, of Norfolk is the CUES
of her uncle, Thomas Boiling. at 90
. West Franklin Street Miss Bollln;
has been a much admired visitor il
Richmond, and a number Of charming
entertainments will he given in he
honor during the weeks CT her vlsi
in the city.
Meetings To-day.
The Helping Circle of the King
Daughters will meet this afternoon a
II 4;3o o'clock at the residence of Mrs
/ | Tor S,t,., a1,,,o Drna