The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
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L III JIOZNNI.
M us. ELIZABETH HALsTEAD
lNI BOWIE has lssucd invitations
for the marriage of her daugh-
tcr, Miss Martha Pntteson Bowie, TO
Melville Campbell Branch. the cere-
1nony TO take place on Tuesday after
noon, March 20 ut 6 o'clock. In ST.
Paul's Church, Riclimond. a reception,
VIII follow the ceremony ri, the resi-.
dcncc of MI. and Mrs. Beverly Munford,
on the Hermitage Rond. Tho wedding
VIII be n of tho social events OF
Eustcr week.
Returned from Norfolk.
Mrs. William II. White and her
daughter, Miss Emma Gray White. have
returned to Richmond after a brief
visit to Norfolk, where they were
preacnt at the birthday celebration OF
Mrs. Whites mother.
EnKngc nicnt Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Powell. OF
Einporln, Va, announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Matilda Walker. to
Walter Turnbull, of Lawreneeyillc. The
wedding Will be celebrated carly In Thu.
spring.
Waiting In baltimore.
Miss Caroline Gordon Rcnnolda, who
has boon visiting her aunts, Mrs. Mar
Tin and Mrs.. I%sennolds, at their home
in fredericksburg. has Joined her
mother, Mrs. Robert Rennolds, In Bal
titnore, where they Will remain for
several days.
Miss Mamie Davenport is the guest
OF her cousins, the Misses Rutherfoord9
In Roland Park, Baltimore.
Miss Mary Butler, OF 0i3 Floyd Ave-
nur, left yesterday for Baltimore. where
she will visit Miss Kate Seldom for
W weeks.
For Mrs. Hnlscy.
Mrs. James Caslsic was hostess al
lunch yesterday at half after l o'clock.
complimentary to Mrs. James Halsey,
formerly of this ci.y.. now Of Ph!Iadei-
phia, who Is spending several months
in Richmond. Mrs. caskte's guests
included a few OF sirs. Halsey's friends
here. and the table was prettily arr
ranged In spring flowers.
Miss Mann Entertained.
Miss Eta Todd Godsey Entertained
a few friends In her home on Tuesday
evening In honor OF MISS Bertha ELL
woodtalann, Of Washington. u. c.. who
Is thcshouse guest OF the Misses Wing
aeld, in this city.
Going .Abronh for n Ycnr.
MI. and Mrs. Louis Phillips. OF New
port News. have gone 20 Maryland.
where Mr.. Phillips Will take the rest
cure at a private sanntorluln. Later
they will leave Tor II trip to Europe TO
spend about q car travelling on the
continent.
Uonrd Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the board OF
managers OF the litci,mo.d Exchange
ror Wonlen'a Work Will be held to-
morrow at moor in the exchange. A
full attendance is desired.
Returned From FIorIdA.
Miss Elizabeth ADAMS. who has
beer. visiting friends for several weeks
iii Florida, has returned to her home
In Lynchburg. Miss Adams is well
known In Richmond, where she has
frequently been the guest of friends.
Irbuc;l Jcnnipgs.
The wedding OF Miss Rosalind Jen-
nings, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Jennings. to Howard Urbach. OF West
Virginia, with headquarters In Wash
ington, ID. c., was celebrated yester-
day evening at $50 o'clock, In Grace
Episcopal Church. Rev. Lanion u. Ma
son officiating.
The church and altar were decorated
with palms and flowers. and Mr. Pow
oss. The orgaiiist. played the wedding
marches. The bride entered With her
father. who gave her in marriage. She
wore white duchesse satin trtmIne
with lace uLd pearl embroidery, and
carried lilies OF the valley. Her sis
ter, Miss Irene Jennings. was maid Of
honor and was smartiy frocked in
yellow .uessaIine Her flowers were
Colder Gate roses. a. L Urbacil. OF
Elueheld. W. Va. was best man.
Two charming little attendants We're
The flower girl, Annabcl Thomas. in a
lingerie frocl, and yellow ribbons. n
the ring-bcarcr. Armistead Coleman.
In O jauntY white suit, with g yellow
sailor knot, carrying out the color
note in white and gold.
Thc bridesmaIds Were Misses Ada
W,lliams, Ida Gulick. Janet Stern and
Viola Urbach, OF Western. W. a..
They were Handsomely alfred In
White messalinc and held conventional
noscsays of datfodils. John Blount, Al.
g. paxon, ". S. Brown and ". G.
watson. OF London. Eng, who came
to Richmcnd to be present at the cere-
mony, were the Sroolnsmen.
4 reception in the home OF the
hride,s parents. 1913 Grove Avenue.
was rendered the young couple. The
house was decorated in palms, smilax,
roses and joniuils a the parlors
werc pleasantly thronged with friends
seeking. an opportunity to offer their
c~onrratulations. Mr.. and Mrs. Urbach
left later in the evening for a North
ern wedding trip They will make
richmond their home when they re-
turn.
Miss Mordccnl Engaged.
or much Interest to Richmond So
c,ety is the recent announcement of
the engagement and approaching mar
riage OF Miss Alma Mordecal. daush-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mordccaf,
recently OF New Orleans. now Of this