The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-29

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copal Church, Lexington. Wednesday,.
September Z, at $3.50 o'clock.
Guests of ai4s Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Neils .Madse n, Of PEN
dra, Central Provinces, India. have re-.
turned from their California trip. and
With their three little daughters ar.
spending a few days at the home VI
their cousin, Mrs j. Sterling Taylor.
l3Ul Third Avenue, Highland ParE.
They expect to sail from New York fol
India on Saturday September 3.
AT virsiDin Beach.
a most delightful bridge party WAS
gwen at the Arlington Hotel, Virginia
Beach. recently. The first prize. d
pair OF silk STOCKINGS, was won By Mrs.
NeWcombe and the second, priuse
ket. by Mrs. H. c. Meyers Those play
stockton, of Richmond; Mrs. HamIln.
Mrs w o. shelburne, Mrs. f G. Belser.
Mrs ID. l.. Cobb D1rg. II. c. Meyers.
Mrs Newcomhe, Mrs a. s. McLeinore.
Mrs. Il. Spicke,s, Mrs. Charles w. Har-
wood. Mrs. Il. u. Miller, Miss Kelup
Keeling, Miss Eliza Hamlin and Miss
Page shelburne Mrs Savage. MISS
Marie Price and MISS Alfreda HARDWOOD
| served.
4 Hetmrned to Newport News.
! Misses Alkaline and Irene Mueller
have returned to their home in New.
| port News, after spending the past
| three weeks very delightfully."- with the
| Misses Bernhardt, at 304 North Syca-
more street. Richmond. The Misses
1 Mueller were much entertained during
/ their stay In Richmond. among the at
fairs given in their honor being a very
attractiye dance given at Lakeside OH
/ Friday evening
! Haynic Morris.
! A pretty wedding occurred Wednes.
| day morning at Dendron, when Miss
/, Caroline Morris. or that place. became
the bride of Luther NJ. Haynie. of Dali
las. Texas, a former resident OF Lynch
| burg.
!! the marriage took place in the pres
ence OF relatives and few intimate
friends at the home of the BRIDE.
parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. Il Morris
] The parlor was artistically decorated
FOR the occasion, the mantel being
banked with lilies and the windows
draped with smilax.
/ The bridal party entered the room
10 the strains of DeVelbacs "Hoch-
zeltsmarche," rendered by Miss Brucv
! Nellines, and stood in front OF beau
4 tiful bank OF ferns while the marriage
service was read by Rev. Z. W. Turner.
i assisted by Rev j. j. Bradford, of Nor
folk, during which Tobani's Hearts
and Flowers" was softly played by Miss
lveIlines Willie Edwards, OF Philade!-
phia. Pa. was the best man. and Miss
Mary Henley Spencer. of Williamsburg.
was maid OF honor.
The bride was dressed in travelling
suit Of tan pongee, with hat and gloves
to match, and carried bouquet of
white roses. lilies OF the valley and
ferns. The maid OF honor wore a white
lace robe and carried large bouquet
of La France roses. After the cerc-
mony refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynie left for an ex-
tended trip to Old Point. Atlantic City
New York and New Orleans, from wh,cr
! city they will go to theie future HON,
at Dallas. Texas.
Mrs. Rogers. In gray silk, trimmed in
; pearls and diamonds. and Miss Caro-.
line Morris. in pale blue silk and dia-
monds, received the guests, and Miss
Mary Henley Spencer, of Williamsburg
and Miss Haynie served punch. Among
q | the guests We're Miss Spencer. of VIII
, liamaburg, gowned in yellow MESA
r line. Miss Vellines. OF Smithheld. il
). | white lace: Miss Annie Wilson, OF
e Wakefield. in black and white silk anc
: diamonds; Miss Haynie, of Lynchburg
( in white muslin; Miss Annie Devany
: in pink silk and pearl trimmings; Mis-!
!: Mary Holmes, OF Ivor, in old ros
9 satin: Miss Pauline Edwards. of Rich
o mond. in green silk; Miss Madge Good
t son, of Scotland, in blue messaline
I Miss Annie Urquhart. of Sedley, in hane
4 embroidered blue silk: Miss Alice Ro
: gers. in white muslin: Mrs. Philip Ro
gers. OF sedley. in yellow messalin
, and diamonds: Miss Haynie, of Lynch
\ burg; Mrs Barksdale, of Charlotte
J. county, In black lace: Mrs. Charlie
: Pond. of Wakefield, in black over tat
: feta; Mrs. A. R. Morris, in black lac,
t over white satin; Mrs Mitchell, In pinl
y satin; Miss Frances Devany, in blu
!, silk; Miss Emile Morris. in white mus
linz Rev. j. j. Bradford. of Norfolk; Mr.
q and Mrs Turner Miss Minette Vellines
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Vellines, of Smith
{ field; w. E. Edwards, of Philadelphia
5, Judge j. F. West. of Waverly: Phtlil
n Rogers. of Sedley, l.. NJ Haynie. of Dial
: DR.. and Mrs. Devany, Harry Spratley
OF Elberon. Mrs. John Golfer, Mrs, Jane
Edwards and r. A. Edwards. of Smith
. field; Mr.. Mitchell, w. L. Devany, Jr
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rogers. Franl
= Rogers, W. II. Purcell and others.
Ashland House Party.
: Misses Mary and Hazel Thompson a,
- entertaining a house party at thet
= home near Ashland. They have bee
:, entertained by NJ. f. Wilson al an old
= fashioned party. Mrs. George Crawfor
= at dance. Mrs. Clark watermelo
feast, Miss Mary Cobb at an Ice creai
Z festival Mrs. P. L, Hill at watermelo
!. feast, Mrs. Terrell at a lawn party an
, Mrs. j. L, Thompson al a spider we
:. party. The house party comprise
Misses Mary Fannie Kevan Maria Whit
- worth Jones and Annie Laura Perkin
)" son. of Petersburg; Miss Ruth Thomas
son, of Richmond; Miss Louise Clarl
OF Newport News; Miss Annie Brr
naugh Jones. of Norfolk; Mary an
Hazel Thompson. of Ashland; Waugh
Priddy and Marshall Ellis. of Ashland