The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18
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fhe wedding OF Miss Lottie Blanc1
Stewart and John vernon Taylor war
celebrated at 10 O'Clock last Thursday
morning In Liberty Baptist Church
Jnnexa, Va, Rcy. II. a. Fowlkes, pas
tor OF that church officiating The
church was tastefuIly decorated with
palne, ferns and white flowers and
Mrs. j. Wesley Wells. OF Richmond.
played the wedding march from 10
hengrin" at the entry OF the bridal
marty and 40, Believe Me- during the
ceremony.
The bride wore handsome travelling
suit of blue cloth, with hat and gloves
to match, and carried bouquet Of
Bride roses. she entered the church
with her sister, Miss Nonic Stewart,
who was her maid OF honor. Miss
stewart wore a white lingerie frock
over pink satin and carried bouquet
of pink carnations. Henry Taylor was
his brothers. best man, and tho ushers
included Herbert and Walker Stewart.
jesse and Joe Walls
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor loft Immediately
sftcr the ceremony for Northern tour.
Guests from a distance included Mrs.
s. Throckmorton and con. Misses Viz
gle Stewart and Susie Chalklcy and
Mrs. J. Wesley WALTZ, of Richmond,
Franklin Wedding.
A very pretty wedding will be cell
ebrated at the home of the bride, in
Franklin. Va, Oh Tuesday afternoon
December 20, at $50 o'clock, when
Miss Elizabeth BeaIe. daughter OF Mrs.
Ella Jane Beaie, Will become the bride
of Charles Manly Wah, son OF Rev.
and Mrs. W. Il. Waff The father Of
the groom will perform the ceremony.
and Miss Ruth Waff OF Conway. y. c.,
Will play the wedding march.
Misc Caroline NJ. Roper. of Ports
mouth. Va. will attend the bride as
maid OF honor, and j. g. vann, of AL
boskie, n. c.. VIII he the groon's best
man. Little Miss Jessie Traynhan
Wah, sister of the groom, will be ring
bearer.
Colllcr--Goodnyp
Mr.. and Mrs. James GOODWIN have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Hattie Brtce, TO sydney Percy
Collier. The wedding viii be cello
brated somo time during the month Of
February.
Married i'm Washington.
The wedding of Miss sue Wilma
Lumsden and Jack Thomson, both OF
lI3lS CITY +Wdh GtlebIdleu IN w dsnlnE.
ton, D. c., on Monday, December i2,
Rev. Mr.. Maclachian officiating. I'm
nediately after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Thomson left for New York and
Paterson. N j. on their return they
Will make their home In Richmond.
December Musicale.
At the December recital given by
the pupils OF Mr.. and Mrs. Boiling those
present were Misses Louise ouarles.
Mary Quarles. Bessie Wyatt, Edith
Fitzwilson, Alice Bertrand, Alice Mitch
eli, Roberta Mitchell, Gay Francis.
Ruth Renne, Martha Jobson, Fanny
Grown, Ernestine BrIzendine. Evelyn
Richardson, Margaret Newell, Laura
Blnnton. Erina Hinchman. Ethel Toonu
and william Briggs and sam Bins-
wnnger
The program consisted of yogrich's
"Staccata Caprice" s. 81 Mills's con-
cert transcription of La Pooma," Pre-
Irde in A nat op. IS. No. II: Regatta
Veneziana,' List; selections from
hucDoweil's woodland Sketches" and
other pieces by Chopin. Mendeissohn
Schubert, Schumann and Heller Miss
Rosa Braner, a former pupil OF Mr.
and Mrg. Boiling, was present and
contributed very pleasing number
Meet Monday Afternoon.
The ST. Johns Circle of King s
Daughters Will meet Monday afternoon
az 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. Oscar S Par
IRISH, at ZOO East Grace Street. Bus
mess OF Importance is to be transacted.
and all members are asked TO attend
this meeting.
At the Y. W. C. A.
The half-hour story periods that
have been given every evening during
the past week in the library OF the
Young Woman's Christian Association
have proved most enjoyable afairs.
on Thursday evening, by special re-
quest, Mrs. strother read selections
from the Rosary" and Miss Lindsay
Powers illustrated the reading with a
rendition of the song, THE Rosary"
A large number of girls have attended
these entertainments during tho past
week.
At the vesper service this afternoon
at half-past 5 o'clock Rev. r. B. Ray
will speak of his work as field secre-
tary. and Miss Louise Sutton, of the
Centenary Church choir. will sing.
In md Out of Town.
Mro. Littleton Fitzgerald, Jr., and |
her daughter. OF New York, arc spend
Ing the winter months in Richmond.
Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess will leave