The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19

gold, poured tea. and Miss Rachel Han
nun, OF Chester. Pa, in old rose satin
and bouquet Of violets, presided at
the punch bowl. Assisting in receiving
were Mrs. Pelham Blackford. In black
velvet: Miss Fannie Hobson, In laren-
der crepe de chine, violets, and Miss
Julia Tyler. OF Williamsburg, in old
rose, violets.
Sailing To-nIorrow.
Miss Madge Frcldley. the Rev. John
Yates bowman and Thomas IT, Moore,
or this city. are among those sailing
to morrow morning from New York on
the steamship Arabic. The first stop
will be made at Gibraltar. The party
will then continue the voyage TO the
Holy Land and will spend the greater
part of their time travelling IN the
East
Miss Lee to Entertain.
Miss kate Lee, of 1921 West Grace
street. has sent out invitations for a
tea to be given on THURSDAY after
noon. January 20, from to O'CLOCK
in honor of her sister. Mrs. K =. Quinn'
and Mrs. George w. Fleming, Of Lynch
burg, who are her mouse guests va
several weeks.
st.v.nt.Home Whist Club.
The stay-at- Home Whist Club met
IN monday evening at the home Of Mrs
Basil Spaldlng. 113 East Grace street
Three tables were engaged and nigh
est score was made by Mrs. Bland
smith and Mrs. Harry Webster. The
olnh will meet next Monday evening
at the residence OF John Tyler SIG
West Franklin Street
Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bacon Bendar'
OF 1909 Grove Avenue, celebrated inc
dftieth anniversary OF their marriage
last evening at brilliant reception.
The house was profusely decorated IN
yellow tonouils and groups of palms
intersne,sed with candelabra. Re-
ceivins with Mr.. and Mrs. Boudar were
four out OF their twelve attendants
Mrs. Charles McCourt, of Norfolk; Mrs.
| Charles Mccain, of Baltimore; Peter
| Franklin, of New York, and Allan
Lyon, of this city.
The table was set as nearly like that
of fifty years ago. The centrepiece, OF
crysralized oranges and grapes, win
a cover of spun yellow candy, was
surrounded by yellow candles and jon
ouils. and on one end of the table was
the old fashioned wedding cake. with
miniature bride and groom on top,
, and at the other end We're the hand.
some silver salvers used on the former
OCCASION, containing SouSSHAo 5pS't'1
ting the celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boudar were the recip-
tents of many beautiful presents and
letters Of congratulation, among them
one from His Emience Cardinal James
Gibbons. of Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Bou.
dar was formerly Miss Victoria Pizzini,
and her marriage to Mr.. Boudar on
Wednesday afternoon, January 1s.
1860, was a very brilliant event. The
ceremony was performed by Rt. Rev.
Bishop ]. j, McGill. in ST. Peters Ca
thedral Richmond.
OF Interest Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Burruss are
expected to return from their bridal
todr this week and will be the guests
Of their mother. Mrs. Nathaniel Bur.
| russ, for a short time. in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burruss are now at Fort
Sam Houston, Texas. visiting Lieuten.
ant and Mrs. John II. Read Jr., and on
Thursday evening large reception
was given in their honor.
Hurley-ThaN.
Miss Lillian Lee Thaw and Eli Err
nest Hurley were married yesterday al
$3.50 P. NJ. In the home of the brides
! parents. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. William Meade Clark, rector
| Of ST. James Episcopal Church. The
bride was attired in a gray travelling
! suit and picture hat and carried
| lilies Of the valley. She was attended
by her brother. Randolph Tucker
| Thaw, and her cousin. James Maurice
| Langhorne. The wedding march was
rendered by Professor Ernest Boiling
also a relative Of the bride.
Mr.. Hurley is prominent young
business man Of Phelps. Ky, Miss
| Thaw Is an attractive young woman
Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs Hurley
after a Northern trip. will make thcil
home in Phelps. Ky.
| HORmnn-Bullnrd.
Cards have been received here fol
| the marriage of Miss Julia Wyatt Bul.
| lard, daughter OF Mrs. Louisa O. Bull,
lard, to Frasier Otey Hoffman, the
ceremony to take place on satnrda,
afternoon, January 30. at half-after
O'clock. in the home Of the bride, al
Radford, Va. Miss Bullard is an at
complished authoress and widely
known throughout the State Mr.
Hoffman Is prominent in journalistic
work, being editor and proprietor o.
the Rocky Mount Times Democrat
The couple will make their home IL
Rocky Mount after February TO-
| Mrs. Boshcr to Entertain.
Mrs. Robert Bosher will BIO hostess
at a>bridge party on Tuesday evening
January o5 In honor OF her son ant
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Hinton Bosher.
Guests for Miss Cectl's Wedding.
Among the guests from q distance t
attend the wedding OF Miss Alma Ceci
to Iucius Cary this evening arc Mrs
Joseph Clay van Meter. Mrs, William
i Cassins Cioodloe and Mrs, Archie
Hamilton and small daughter, OF Lex
inEton, ISy% all Of whom are at TIL
JEFFERSON; Miss Martha. Cecil. Of Louis
ville; Miss Pearl Heck. Of Raleigh. N
a.; pr. julius Taylor, of Columbia,
al; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall. o
washington. y. c.: DR.. Donald Nc
Phail, Of Charlotte county; Or. rus
sell Il Cecil, of New York, and Mi
and Mrs. William p. dc saussure. o
New York. ssS
Oyster Dinner,
The Branch r, Allen Auxiliary MI
4 giveathe inmates Of tho MIome for In
ourables an oyster dinner on Thurs
day. January 2os ut the home, PRO
lessor Stein will furnlsh the music 20
the occasion. which Will he a gree
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