The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
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W. B. Hill, Miss Rosa Heath and Mrs.
Herbert Talley
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Preceding the wedding of Miss Viz
glnia May Macon to II. Cornick Wood
house. Mr.. and Mrs James Barbour
Macon gave II beautiful reception at
their home in Norfol. Monday night
to the Immediate family and intimate
friends. The parlofs were arti5tlcaliy
decorated in spring blossoms and
shaded lights The dining room was
red, the centrepicce Of rcd tulips ana
red candles ON the table. Mrs. Yates
McAlpine wilson, cousin Of the bride.
presided at the punch bowl, assisted
by the Misses Woodhouse. sisters OF
the groom. and Miss Mary Maup!n.
cousin of the bride. Mrs John c..
Maupin. aunt of the bride, and Mrs.
Casper West. sister Of the groom, cut
the cream.
Tuesday at $50 o'clock McSendree
Church was effectively decorated In
ferns, palms and candles when Miss
Macon. the daughter OF MIR. and Mrs
bride of II. Cornick Woodhou9c. who
is descendant OF Captain Henry
Woodhouse, Governor of the Bermufas.
Miss Mscon descended from the old
French nobility .fonssevant de Macon.
and Is the great-grandnlece of Presi-
dent Madison. She was gowned In
white crepe meteor, hand embroidered.
/ with pearl trimmings, stulle veil with
wreath OF orange blossoms, ana car
ried shower bouquet OF roses and
| lilies of the valley. Miss Augusta
,.,,f, ,af Il ne
| cousin OF the bride. was gowned In
| yellow crepe meteor and carried .
| bouquet of yellow tulips. The ushers.
| Knox and Randolph Macon, brothers Of
| the bride; II. c. Hoggard. 1r., cousin
] of the groom, and John S. Woodhous-.
{. brother of the groom, preceded the
! bride as she entered the church with
| ncr father, and met the. groom and
| Ills best man, Thomas l.. Woodhouse.
| at the altar, where they were mar
| r,ed by Rev John c. Cornick. of Oman
! cock. uncle OF the bride, assisted by
| Rey. j. w. Jones, pastor Of the
! church.
| During the ceremony Charles ASH
| burn presided at the organ. while Mrs
4 yicot Reynolds sang 20 Promise Ne.
/ After receiving the congratulations
4 or their friends. the bride and groom
left for New York.
VISITING. Here.
/ Miss Betty Dickinson, of Holiins In
| stitute. is the guest of relatives for
/ this week in Richmond. Later she
| Will 20 TO Washington, where she vii
| be the guest of friends for some tins
4 Mas Dickinson was among the specia
guests at the womans Club on Mon
I day afternoon.
Reception Mt y. w. c. A.
>ru which was to nave
4 been given by the Baptist denoulina-
ton at the Young Womans Christian
| Association last Tuesday afternoon
was postponed on account of the
weather from last week to this ar
ternoon from to o'clock. All Bap
fist women are requested to be pres
ent.
Those receiving will be Miss car,
oilne Holiday. Mrs. Pitcher. Mrs
C. r. winston, Mrs. G. c. Jackson Mrs
C. Z. Wingo, Miss Pauline Powers
Miss Clarke. MISS Sizer.
Card Tournament ut woman's Cluo.
The card tournament at the Wo
mans Club Will take place as usual a
the club tomorrow evening, with TN
usual rules applying as TO gentlemei
partners Compass whist Will b.
played, and those desiring to TAX
part will notify the house committee
before 10 O'Clock Friday morning.
Observation-Disclosures.
very pretty wedding was celebrat
ed at the home of the bride in Car
tersville. Va, when Miss Annie Mae
Rhodes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. "A
James Rhodes. was married to JOSEPH
Scott Crowder yesterday morning a,
II o'clock, Rev. j. w. Gee, pastor oil
the bride. officiating. The house was
decorated in masses of pink and white
flowers and pink shaded lights. Mrs
w. E. Robinson played the march
from Tanhausser and Loves Ok
Sweet Song" during the ceremony,
The brides two little nieces were
her only attendants. little Misses Vic
r toria Rhodes, flower girl, and Ami,
elizabeth Robinson, ringbearer. The!
wore soft white mule frocks witt
S wide pink sashes.
The bride entered the parlor or
the arm of her father, who gave he
away. She wore a going away gowl
of gray cloth, with hat and gloves t.
!. match, and carried white carnations,
Mr. and Mrs. Cr6wder left immo
. diately after the ceremony for Yves
tern trip, and on their return abou
= May / they will make their homo q
Hunters Lodge, Va.
Out-ot-tOWn guests ilicludeu' :"
i and Mrs. II. NJ. Crowder. OF Howards
Vile; Mrs. Thomas Allen Grower, o
m Washington, D. c.. W. L. Crowder. o
m Howardsville, and others.
Nalke-.-condict.
OF interest here is the marriage Q
y. Miss Emeline Agnew Condict. daugh
\, ~ ter of the late stephen A, Condict
n Orange, n. j.. and Mrs. Condict, t
lie Rev. Roger Atkinson Wake, son
70 the late Rev. Lewis Wake, OF VII
70 gina, which was celebrated at
IL o'clock yesterday afternoon in Trinit
Church, Newark. n. j., Right he
Robert Alexander Gibson, bishop
Virginia. officiating. Lilacs, palms an
T. other flowers decorated the churcl
70 Miss Carter, a cousin Of the brid
rs was maid of honor. The bridesmaid
III included Misses Elizabeth Carte
c. Helen Wheeler, of Newark; kidde
d. and Ciflin. Of Orange, n. j.; Dobbin.
Baltimore, and Holland, of Phi'ade
phia. DIR, j. Woods Price, OF sarans
re- Lake, was the best man, and IN
- ushers We're Lewis Brander oil kici
a monl. Thomas Brander, formerly