The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-25

BETH Crowdcr. Alice sfinberger.
Hannah Bowers, EloIse Goosby, and
Mcsdanes Samuel Hatcher and Mine
tree l'olkes.
Miss Gregory IJonored.
Mrs. Stanley n. Graves entertained
tuesday afternoon ut q very attrac-
I'VE bridge party at her home. in Nor
folk, In honor Of Miss Helen Gregory.
or Richmond, who tx the guest OF
Mrs Preston Wilkes. Miss Gregory was
presented dainty box Of handker-
chiefs hs the guest prize. Tho first
prize was won by Mrs. u. r Hodges,
q pair OF silk hose; Miss Alice old
drew the consolation. a box OF candy.
Ihose invited TO meet Miss Gregory
were Mrs. Ashton Jones, Mrs. Il. u.
lodges. Mrs. john Marbury, Mrs. John
sebrell, Mrs. James II. Culpepper, Mrs.
Samuel Linthlcum, Mrs. Preston
Wilkes and Miss Alice Old.
Standardization.
Miss Sallic George Harrison. daueh.
tef Of Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Har-
i.ison, of Madison Courthouse, Va, and
William Henry Smith. son OF j. A.
Smith, Of Charlottesville, were mar
ried at / o'clock Wednesday afternoon
at the brides home by the Rev. NJ. II
Frazer.
The parlor was beautifully decorated
with eversrcens and lighted candles
Tho bride wore Il travelling suit of navy
blue cloth, with hat and gloves 10
match, and carried a bouquet of
brides roses and white carnations.
After the ceremony an elegant
luncheon was served, and the bride
and groom left for trip to Washing
ton and Baltimore to visit the groom's
sister. thence to Norfolk and Old Point
Comfort. Va. after which they will
reside in Charlottesville.
Among the out-of-town guests at
tending the wedding were Mrs. Her
bert Harrison, OF Fairnont, w. Va.
Mrs. Lacy ii. Burgess and daughter.
Of Baltimore. Md, and j. A. Smith. of
Charlottesville
Card Party Tuesday Night.
Miss oIarie>Smith was hostess of
very attractive card party on Tuesday
evening at her home, 925 West Grace
Street George Washington decora-
tions prevailed. Flags draped the
walls and bowls end baskets OF crim-
son and white flowers effectively car
ried out the color scheme. In the din
ing room a pedestal OF silk flags ris-
ing from r silver tray, on which were
arranged glasses OF cherry frappe, or
namented the centre Of the table, and
flags were draped about the edge OF
the table. The score cards were en-.
graved with the head OF General
Washington
Miss Smith received her guests in
dainty red silk frock, with garnitures
OF tiny red roses. Prizes were won
by Miss Margaret Harmon, jackson
Chambers. Miss ottelene Culpeppes'
Miss Drake and Dudley Bowe.
mt .ntSgee ELIZA
Leake, Margare. Harmon, Ottolene
culpepper, Louise Allen. Beatrice
Kirk. Alice Hoge, Margaret Smith,
gabe,h Joues and Aston Drake:
Messrs. Dudley Bowe. Frank Corley.
George Munce. Jackson Chambers.
Fergus McRae. Mines Neal, FRANK Nc
Cutcheon. Harding Harris. Frank stage
and William Harmon.
February Tournament.
The February tournament will be
played at the Wonlan's Club this eve
ming at SIS o'clock. whist being the
Members who expect to take part are
requested to register their tables by
10 \. NJ
Grimes-Smoot.
"Windyknowe" the beautiful subur
ban home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 3.
Ryan, near Lynchburg, was the scene
OF beautiful wedding last evening
at 6 o'clock, when Miss Ida Louise
riage TO William Lawrence Crimes, OF
Spartanburg, s. c. The handsome
home was decorated throughout in
green and white, with a drapIng of
smilax on the walls and masses OF
white flowers forming an inprovised
altar. The ceremony was performed
By DR.. Russell Cecil. Of this city.
Master Lee Henry Ryan. in a white
cloth suit. bore the ring in a Gala
Wilbur winfree, also in white cos
tunes, scattered flowers before the
bride. Mrs. Austin Martcnsteln. OF
Richmond. presided at the plano. and
played the bridal marcel, from logon
grin" as a professional. and believe
Me If All Those Eadearing Young
Charms during the ceremony. She
wore her wedding gown OF white cloth.
embroidered in pearls.
The bride. who entered the drawing
room on the arm of her uncle, Mr..
Ryan. by whom she was given away,
wore handsome gown of white lib
erty satin. trimmed in pearls and Irish
lace. Her tulle Veil was caught with
orange blossoms. and her only orla-
ment was pearl brooch. She carried
shower bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley.
Miss Aileen Lewis, of Henderson.
N. c., cousin OF the bride, was maid of
honor. and wore a charming frock Of
blue messaline. trimmed in crystal and
lace. and carried a French basket of
pink sweetpeas. Henry Grimes acted
as his brothers best man. An elabor-
ate dinner followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Peyton Winfree served punch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes left to spend
their honeymoon in the North, and on
their return will make their home in
Spartanburg, $. q
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Austin Martenstein. Rev. Russell
Cecil. OF this city; AIr. and Mrs. j. T.
Everett. OF Spartanburg, S. c.; DR..
Fletcher Harriss, Of Henderson, n. CT:
Harry Grimes, of Mobile, Ala; Miss
Aileen Lewis, of Henderson. N. c.: Miss
Grace Wilbur, Of Bradford Pa: Mr..
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