The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-18

home Of the BRIDES parents at Biz
fningham, on Wednesday, November 90,
at 2 80 p. NJ
Miss Lucille Massey sister of the
bride, will be maid of honor, and YER
non A. Wells, OF Richmond, best man.
a reception will follow the ceremony,
after which the bride and groom VIII
leave for their future home In Rich
mond. via Columbus, Ga. where they
parents. They will receive the con-
CALCULATIONS Of Richmond friends af-
ter November 2s.
Mr.. Massey is vicc-president OF the
Massey Business College.
Bridge Whist Party.
Indications point to a goodly repre-
sentation of society folk at the bridge
whist party which Will be given this
afternoon from TO o'clock in the
rariors of the Womans Club, under
the auspices Of the Junior Hollywood
Memorial Association.
a number OF tables have been ar
ranged, the following committee being
in charge: Misses Anna Boykin. Anne
Jacob, Bessie HILL Elizabeth TONNES.
Mrs. Norman v. Randolph, Mrs. VIII
liam Wade, Mrs. Alfred Cary, Mrs. Ed
ward r. Harrison and Mrs. Sidney j..
Dudley.
Chapter Elects Officers.
AT a meeting OF the j. r. 3. stuart
Chapter United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. in stanton this week, the
following officers were elected: Mrs.
j. NJ. Quarles. president; Mrs. II. II.
Wayt, first vice president: Mrs j. II.
Taylor, second vice-president; Mrs. A.
NJ Howison, third president; Mrs.
C.. r. McGuffin, fourth vice. president:
Miss Mary Berkeley, secretary; Mrs.
II. l.. Opie. treasurer; Mrs. L. l.. Suther-
land, historian; Mrs. w. II. Landes.
registrar and Mrs. II. NJ. McIlhany.
custodian. 49,
Miss Rodes Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Layton Rodes. of
Charlottesville, announce the engage
ment of their sister. Mary Florence,
Rodes, to Ernest Philip steinhauer, OF
Denver Col The wedding will be ceIe-
brated in the early winter. at the home
of Mr. Rodes.
Mr.. Steinhauer is graduate in the
class of 1908 of the University of yir-
GINA law school, and is a member of
the bar of Denver, Col
Observation-Disclosures.
or interest here and In Virginia is
the wedding of Miss Mary Hester
Waters, daughter OF General and Mrs.
Francis E. Waters. of 1114 North Cal
vert Street, Baltimore, to j. Marsh
son of Colonel and Mrs. D.
~ Matthews. and descendant,
through his Virginia ancestry of Ro-
bert Green. member of the Virginia
House of Burgesses in 1886.
Rev. Arthur n. Lewis. of Charles
town. w. Va, cousin of the groom.
performed the ceremony. Miss Agnes
Gordon Whiting was maid of honor, !
and DR. Clyde Matthews. best man.
reception followed the ceremony. 4,
guests being entertained in the spa i
cious parlors and hallway OF the |
Waters home. which is one of the |
handsomest in Baltimore The rooms
were decorated with pale pink chrysan- /
themums. palms and maiden hair ferns I.
and tall vases OF American Beauty |
roses. An orchestra played during the
reception. A seated supper was served |
in the erstwhile chapel, the guests
being seated at small tables decorated +!
with ferns and roses.
Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs !
Matthews left for their wedding jour
ney. and on their return they will live
at Is Midvale Road. Roland Park. Bal
tiniore.
Leave To-day for Norfolk.
Mrs 3. B. Valentine. Miss Johnston
and Miss Eloise Johnston leave to-day |
for Norfolk to remain until Saturday |
They will hear DR.. Shaw.s address be- !
fore the Norfolk suffragists in the |
of the Lynnhaven Hotel
this evening. and will atten- a recep.
ton to be given Miss Johnston by the
Wonan's Club of Norfolk this az
ternoon.
Mrs. Mcneil Wedding Cuesf
Mrs. Frank Mcneil. of Richmond, was
a guest at the wedding of Miss Mary
Peasants Saunders to Roger Francis |
Richardson. of Birmingham. Ala, taxi |!
ing place in the First Baptist Church,
of Newport News at o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
Invitations have been issued for the. i,
wedding OF Harrison Campbell Berke-
ley son of Mrs. Landon Berkeley. of !,
Danville, Va. now living in New York |
City. and Miss Caroline Rhodes Glover,
OF ST. Louis Mo-. on December /, In /
81. Marks English Lutheran Church,
81. Louis. After the 1st Of January.
1911, the young couple Will reside at
$40 Riverside Drive, New York.
rrueheart-CoSbill.
On Wednesday evening. November is.
Il Salem Baptist Church. Chesterfield |
courthouse. the Rev. j. T. Nettles unit |
I'd in marriage Miss Mary, daughter Of !
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fl. Cogbill. and John B.
rrueheart. of Richmond.
Decorations were autumn boughs |
md ferns. The brides path was strewn
With flowers by little Misses Stephtne
and Aileen Wells. while Miss Jessie |
Ham. of Richmond. rendered the ..Io-
1engrin" Wedding March during the
ceremony.
Miss Margie Lee, maid of honor sis |
-er of the bride. attired in white silk.
with pearl ornaments and carrying |
fellow chrysanthemums. entered alone. |
Miss Cogbill in a travelling suit of !
navy blue broadcloth, with hat to match, !!
Ind carried bouquet of Bride roses |,
md lilies of the valley, entered on the i,
ire of her father. and was met at the
lltar by the groom. attended by his
brother, Clyde Trueheart, Of Richmond.
The ushers were Messrs. Garland
Fitzgerald. Allen Magee. Joe Robert
son and Philip Cogbill, Jr.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
rrueheart left for Northern trip.
Among those present yere: Judge
md Mrs, Walter A. Watson, Judge j.
Il. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pinch
Jack. Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton A. Wells and
IRIS. j. A. Bradshaw and daughters,