The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-07


Needham Turnbull. Dr. Price and Mrs.
e. q. Lewis. Of Lawrenceqilc. Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin, of Culpeper Miss Mary Il,
stott. of Isle of Wight county; Mr.. and
Mrs. Tillar, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison. OF
Weldon, ~ G.; DIR. and Mrs. Harrison
and a. NJ. ooodloe.
MISS Cottreli's Wedding.
A very pretty church wedding will
be celebrated this evening at G.3U
o'clock in the Park Place Methodist
Church, when Miss Julia cottrell,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hem
~ Cottrell. Will become the bride of
DR.. Joseph Dorsey Collins, son of Rev
land, Md. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. George D. T. COL
Inns, father Of the groom. assisted by
the Rev. h. +. Lipscomtz D. D., pastor
OF the church. Masses of Easter lilies
and white flowers with background
OF palms and lighted tapcr8 will dee.
crate The chaucel. |. ID Briggs viii
play the wedding marches and Men
delssohn's Spring Song during tho
ceremony. L. r. Roper. OF Portsmouth,
Will be the grooms best man
Mrs. r. i. Paschal, of New York.
win be matron OF honor, and will
wear gown OF pale pink chiffon
cloth. built over pink satin, and carry
n bouquet OF Killarney roses. The
bridesmaids. Misses Mamie West, Lou
Use Crenshaw. Louise Bowles and Mar
garet Crump Will wear frocks that
shade In rainbow effects over colored
s!lks OF blue, lavender. pink, green and
yellow. They will wear gloves and
slippers TO match their slips, andfthe!r
frocks will be of hand embroidered
MULE. They will carry nosegays of
pale pink sweet peas. The ushers will
include: DR. Harvey f. White. of
Wachaprague, Va: HarrY Brinkley. OF
Norfolk: Walter C. Cottrell and Albert
C. Word
The bride will enter the church on
the arm OF her father, hy whom she
VIII he given away She Will wear an
exquisite gown of white crepe meteor,
tulie veil will be caught with lilies Of
the vdiIey. She will carry q shower
bouquet of lilies OF the valley
DR. Collins and his bride will leave
Immediately for a Northern trip and
after May they VIII make their home
in Portsmouth.
Guests from distance viii be: Dir.
and Mrs. c. T. Z. Collins. OF Cum
herIand. sd. DR. and Mrs Hs<ry +.
White. of Wachapraguc, Va; Dir. and
Mrs. Harry Briukley, of Norfolk; l.
7. Roper, Miss crump, OF Portsmouth;
MIR. ard Mrs. II. r. Polkinhorn. Of
Washington. and others.
Guest of Mrs Lathrop.
Miss Nan wilson. of Charleston, W,
Va. who has been recent guest at
Easter dances. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Clement Bsrksdale Lathrop, on
wost Grace Street. for several weeks.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. Carleton Z. Gibson, wife of the
well-k known educator of Georgia. is
the guest of Mrs. William Fl. Smith,
1872 West Grace street. Mrs. Smith
will entertain Informally this after
noon from to Z o'clock in her honor.
To Re Hiss Johnstsn's Guest.
Miss Fola La Toilette will arrive
April IL and be the guest of Miss
Mary Johnston at 10 East Franklin
Street She will read at the Jefferson
Auditorium. under the auspices of the
Equal Suffrage League of Virginia
on the evening of the same day
at $40 O'Clock the English suf-
fsagist comedy, How the Vote Was
Won The Pan Mall Gazette said
of this comedy when it was pro-
duced In London that, 1t Is clever ard
witty. and it kept yesterdays audience
trimming with excitement and IN
roars of laughter. 1t Is, in fact. a
long time since we have seen so anus
ing one-act play" Miss La Toilette
is the daughter of Senator Robert NJ
La Toilette. and graduate o: tho
University of Wisconsin.
Visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Ramsay, OF "Westover" on tho
Jsines River. left Tuesday for Boston.
Mass. where she will spend several
weeks as the guest of friends. Mrs,
Ramsay will attend the play given by
the Hasty Pudding Club of Harvard
University Several handsome enter
tainments Will be given in her honor
during her stay in Boston
In Ashland.
Miss Agnes Chewing. of Frederlcks-
burg. who has been tho house guest
of Miss Phyllis Taylor here for the
past week. has gone to Ashland. where
She will visit friends for several days
before returning to her home.
liixslonary Meeting To-day.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the First Baptist Church will hold its
regular monthly meeting this after
noon at o'clock in the church parlor.
africa" Mrs. Nathan Maynard, OF
Japan, is expected to be present and
all visitors are cordially welcomed.
Homo Wedding.
A pretty but quiet Wedding was
celebrated at the home of the brides
mother 2o7 East Cary Street, yester-
day morning at IL O'Clock, when Miss
Martha FLEMING Burgess was married
to George Cater Porter. Rev, W. As
bury Christian officiating. Miss Efte
L. Moore was the maid OF honor, and
G.. j, finder was the groom's best man.
The bride. who wore travelling gown
of blue cloth and carried a bouquet of
lilies of tho valley and orchids. en-
tered the parlor With her uncle, J. A.
Briggs. who gave her away The maid
Of honor wore blue silk frock ana
carried pink sweetpeas.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Porter left for tho North, and
will be at home after May 10 at 2o7
East Cary Street.
Bridge Party This Afternoon.
The first bridge party given by the
Ladies. AuSuliary at the Jefferson
Club will take place this afternoon at
"A o'clock. and every Thursday after
noon during. tho month Of April. No
invitations have been issued. and all
ire cordially invited TO attend,
In and Out of Town.
Miss Eleanor Lindsey is spending
A IA N tnr rN,,.