The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
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II N event In which Richmond
81 ~ spclsty was special lily Interested
5yyas tho celebration In the
Executive Mansion, from 8 to- !
o'clock. yestel day evening which ma \. X
Ell the twenty fifth wedding anniver--
sarys q OF Governor II w lliam Hod gee
Mann and Mrs.f Mann.
The spacious drawing room suite at
the mansion, and Its handsome lCoionial
hall were decorated throughout Win
palms, ferns, gniiax and WHITE chrys-
at1khepums. Attractive usical selec-
tions were rendered by an orchestra
/, during the hours wnen Richmond men
and women passed ttlroug h the door
why's and Into tho reception parlor, to
offer their congratula tons and goou
Wishes to the bride and groom OF the
evening, y In the person OF the chief
State oltlcial and his wife.
The Governor and Mrs. Mann wei
coined their callers IN the reception
parlor to the fight of entrance. stand
ing with thelri son. w liam Hodges
Mann. Jr., ind Mrs. Mann's n,atron OF
honor. Mrs Henry Miller. OF Rock
bridge Baths "
HRS. Mann was sbeauti fully goWned IN
silver brocade. worn with point lace,
diamonds and pearls. Her flowersswere
lilies q the valley. Is
s Mrs. Miller wore black chantilly lace
and had a bouquet OF orchids.
Members OF the staff present were
IN tull regimentals, and, with their
wives. aided In rendering the occasion
q happy social success. The gift Of the
y utGN 80, uv "a N1NE ~ la mn n
superb silver set OF several pieces.
richly embossed Gifts from numerous
friends In the city and different sec
tons OF the state made an imposing
display In the dining rooAL where
+ visitors paused to admire.
a number Of Petersburg friends cali
ed during the evening, the contingent
OF out-of-town callers evidencing the
State wide popularity OF the centre
figures In the silver wedding celeora-
ton.
yesper Services.
on sunday afternoon. at $50 o'clock,
the usual Young women.s Christian
Association vesper services will be
s held. Mrs. Jonn Dixon Will be the speak
err. and Mrs. E. e Norton will sing.
Members and their friends are cordial
ly invited to be present
Tenth Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaauelin Ware cello
brated the tenth anniversary OF their
marriage on Monday evening ats"Dur-
han" their country home. near berry
VILE. Va. Mrs. Ware received ner
guests in nerl wedding gown OF rare
old lace. which was also her mothers
wedding gown. Many useful and hui
norous presents In tin were presented
by their: friends
IuryyefI.-LOKan.
The Presbyterian Church in Salem
WAS the scene Thursday afternoon at 5
o'clock OF an interesting and beautiful
wedding. wlcn Miss Margie Logan be-
became the bride OF John Edward Bur.
well. of Floyd Courthouse.
The bridal party entered the church
to the strains OF the "Lohengrin" wed :
ding March. Miss caudtne ferguson
presiding at the organ.
The maid OF honor. Miss Eliza Lo.
gan. sist;r Of the bride. dressed IN a
gray taIiorad suit and carrying La
France roses, proceeded the bride up
the centre aIsle.
Tns bride. dressed in an exqulslte
tailored suit g. brown. md carrying a
large bouquet of Brides roses enter
ca with her father, Mr.. Baxter Logan
The groom with his best man. W. II.
Simmons. OF Floyd. met the bride at
the altar. where the marriage cere-
mony was performed by Kev. Leroy
Gresham. pastor or the church. assist
cd by Rev. j. 3. Peery. of Floyd. III
Mr. and Mrs Eurwell left on the
; Memphis spsc,al Tor Washington NJ
agra Falls and New York on an extend
ed trip. i hoy will have their homestn
Floyd. Va, after December I.
6tnu1er-lirny. NJ
The wedding OF Hiss Elizabeth Gray,
eldest daughte OF Mr.. and Mrs no nert
{ i Gray. OF Winchester, was celeo rated
In Centenary Reformed Church. Win
chester. Wednesday evening g. the Kay.
K cromar and the Rev. Dewitt
Eeery f1cla:lng.
The bride came In with her father.
I She wore a gown OF white satin en-
train. which was trimmed In Chiffon.
old lace and pearls. She carried a
white prayer Book.
The matron OF honor. Mrs. Fred s.
Anderson. wore yellow satin maze sprtn-
cess. trimmed with crystal and pearl
sarniture. and carried large yellow.
cnrysanth emums tied with wnltes chir-
ion rtppon- ss.s
Nj. clinton stuner served as pest
man for his brother.
31mmedlatsly after the ceremony a
4 large reception was held at the home
ofgcaptain and Mrs. Gray on NatlonaI
Avenue, winchester. and for several
hours the lower q cor OF the house was
throngeds with friends OF the bride and
groom. + Is Il Il 5.3s AM
Program at Country Club. 5
Because OF the shorters days, the
4 Country Clubs Saturday evening music
vim hereafter begging at s o'clock. and
continue until TO- O clock. This pro-
gram will allow mem bers who have
( ehgagements 81 IN he city around q 8
o'clock to enjoy the music and dane
Ing for some little time before leaving.