The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
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honors of the afternoon were Mrs.
David Ramsay in old rose crepe; Mrs.
C. o. Saville, in black silk; Mrs. w. S.
Kinsey, in a lace robe over blue SATIN;
Mrs. James A. Addison. in lavender
satin. and Mrs. Haddon Watkins, in
black crepe trimmed in chiffon and
jet.
Miss Edith Watkins and Miss Isla
Virginia Smith. in charming lingerie
frocks. presided at the punch bowl.
About 100 guests called.
OF Interest Here.
The marriage of Miss May Morgan,
of Baltimore, to DR.. Joseph Longworth
Nichols took place Tuesday morning.
April 8. at ST.. Luke's Church, Saranac
Lake, y. Y. The bride wore a travel
! ing gown of blue cloth and was es-
corted by her brother. Howard Nc
/, Cay Morgan. The groom was attended
| by Charles L. Barlow. OF Boston. as
best man. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Bellamy Storer., mother and
stepfather of tho groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. w. McCay. Miss Mildred Buch-
| ner McCay, Miss Caroline King Lee
| and DR.. j. Woods Price.
Dr. and Mrs. Nichols Will spond their
| honeymoon in Europe.
The wedding is of special interest
here. where Mr.. Nichols has frequently
visited as the guest of Colonel and
| Mrs. Joseph e. Willard. He is a
| cousin of Nicholas Longworth. and is
related to the Riveses, of Virginia.
For Miss Roy.
Miss Carrie Neal entertained most
delightfully."- on Tuesday evening at an
informal bridge party in honor OF her
house guest. Miss Emma Roy. of Louis
vile. Ky. The rooms were attractive
ly decorated in bowls of pink and
white flowers, and Miss Meals guests
included Misses Emma Roy, Lena Mil
Ter, Daisy Boykin, Wilmoth Cosby, of
New York; Hask!ns. Grace Neal Kath
crime Gum, Augusta Freeman. Of New
York: William Forbes, Robert Jefrr!es.
James Drake. Jr.. "a. Gray. James
Augustine Garnet Tabb.
At "Rose sTill."
liams Buck have opened their country
place, "Rose HILL" near Greenw God.
for the spring and summer. They will
entertain n number OF charming week
end parties during the months Of June
and July. Miss Caroline Rennolds Is
among the guests at Rose Hill fol
this Weekend
Miss Parrish in Lnwrenccyille.
Miss Mary Parrish. daughter OF thu
late Senator Parrish, passed through
the city yesterday. en- route for Law,
; days with her brother. Fred M. Par
IRISH. On her return to Richmond she
will be the guest of her uncle w. II
Parrish. at lG43 West Grace Street.
:, Observation-Disclosures.
a beautiful and quiet home wedding
was .solemnized Thursday Afternoon
at half-past A o'clock. when Mis-
Evelyn Batron Randolph. daughter o
Rt. Rev. Alfred McGill Randolph an,
MI
James Fulton Wright, Of Portsmouth
Va. The wedding took place at tn,
family residence in Norfolk, and wa.
n witnessed by only the Immediate fam
lilies of the bride and bridegroom an,
: few out-of-town guests. The cere
. mony was performed by the bride
G father Bishop Randolph, and her sis
I ter, Mrs Richard C. Taylor. Jr, wa
Y matron of honor. DR.. Thomas Wright
d of Charlotte, n. c.. was Mr., Wright
I best man, and the bridesmaids wer
n Miss Lois Wright. OF Portsmouth: Mis-
$ Anna Randolph, and Misses Sallie an
J. Virginia Amber of Baltimore, Md.
d The home was abundantly decorate
C throughout with palms, ferns an
Southern smlnx. IN the drawing roor
a jonquils and candles with yenoy
n shades formed an effective colo
RI scheme. Narcissus and smilax dec
IS Grated the dining room. The out-ot
)f town guests We're Mr., and Mrs. Jane
1t M, An,bler, Misses Sallie and virgini
ne Amber, and DR.. r. l. Randolph,