The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20

wedding trip to Richmond. which was
iorHheliy the nome of the bride They
expect to reside in Barre
Both the bride and the groom arc
well known in Barre. the former being
"A musician of much ability and heinv
vocalist who has often been heard
In Barre and vicinity with much plea.
ure. she has been very prominent In
the music circles OF the city. and for
some time has directed the music OF
the Presbyterian Church. She is the
daughter OF Mrs. Catherine Phillips.
The wedding is of much interest in
Richmond, where both the bride and
groom have wide clrcl, of friends
and relatives. Mr.. Gauld Is in tho in
surance business, connected with the
Phoenix Mutual Company, and with HE
bride is guest OF MIR. and Mrs. James
Phillips at 1920 West Cary street
They are accompanied by their mother.
Mrs. Catherine Phillips.
Pretty Home Wedding.
very pretty wedding was celebrat-
ed Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
at the residence of the bride. I27 South
Pine Street. when Miss Amelia ii Os-
! valid. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w. G.
Os"aiu' was married TO George W.
Turner son of Mrs. Martha Turner. DR..
James IL. Moss performed the ceremony
and the parlors were decorated In tall
palms and ferns with white flowers
Banking the mantels. Miss Ethel Brad
sHaw' VINO wore Il gown of blue mes
saline. played Mendelssohn's "Weddinx
March" and the Rosary"
The bride entered with her father.
VINO also gave her away. She wore Il
handsome tailored suit OF blue broad
cloth with hat and gloves to match.
and carried "A bouquet Of Bride roses
ana ferns. She WAS attended by two
maids of honor, Miss Jessie Ham and
Miss Elizabeth Browder. They wore
irocks Of pale yellow satin with pearl
bands in their hair. and carried arm
. bouquets of white chrsyanthemurns.
Randolph Saunders was the groonl's
best man. and the ushcrs Included Cecil
Billiard and Charles Purdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left immediately
after the ceremony for a Northern tour
by boat. Some Of the guests noted az
tue wedding Were: Mrs. +. l.. Particle,
gowned in black and white rarauisette
over black satin. diamond ornaments.
Mrs r.. w. Mclntire. in blue MARQUIS
ette over satin. diamond ornaments,
both OF Washington; Miss Lillian Good
rich. in pale blue silk with crystal
trimmings. of Fredericksburg. The
brides mother was handsomely gown
cd in black marquisette made over
black satin.
Miss Ihrockmorton's Guests.
Miss Hazel Davis. OF Boise. Idaho,
VINO has been the guest OF Miss Lucy
Throckinorton. at Gintcr Park, for sew.
eral weeks past. has returned 10 her
home.
Dr. and Mrs. II. l. Collier. who mo-
tored from Norfolk to Richmond last
week. returned TO their home yester-
day. Miss Throckmorton accompanied
them and VIII be their guest for the
remainder of this week
+ Visitors Entertained.
Some very handsome entertaining has
been done here this week in honor OF
the visitors in the city In connection
with the Atlantic Deeper Waterways
convention now I'm session here Mrs
William Hodges Mann received in the
Executive Mansion yesterday morning
AT II o'clock, In honor OF the visitors.
and d large reception was given at the
Country Club OF Virginia in the after
noon The guests were conveyed to
lhe clubhouse In number OF automo-
biles, and the club was prettlly decorat
cd In fan flowers for the occasion. The
reception committee includes Mrs
Christian Clarke. Mrs. d. C. Richa I'd
: son, Mrs. Herbert Jackson. Mrs. Julien
Binford. Mrs. John Taylor. Mrs Allen
Chambers. Mrs. James Sharp Miss ANY
Werth. Miss Gelinc Mcdonald and
Miss Mary Shelton.
ReceiVing At the Country Club re-
oeption yesterday afternoon were Mrs.
Arthur r. Wilmer. Mrs r. C. Arlington,
Mrs Philip Powers, Mrs Fred Pleas
ants. Mrs. George Warren. Mrs. Horace
iawes. Mrs. w. r. Reed, Mrs. Coleman
WORKMAN. Mrs. Warren and Mrs.
WORKMAN served punch
Attractive bridge Party.
Mrs. William and Miss Rankin en-
tertaincd at bridge whist at their
home. Fall Oaks" in Albemarle coun-
~ on Tuesday. The house was decorat-
cd with roses. cosmos and dahl!as. ana
iuncheon was served at small tables
after the game. The first prizes were
won by Miss fngcrsoll and Harry Mann.
some of the guests present were MIR.
and Mrs. George Austin. SIr. and Mrs.
H. ;. Horne, Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Chris
tian, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. IS Crawford, Mr.
and Mrs. George b. Houghton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. G. Craig. Mr. and Mrs Shalto
Douglas. Mrs. Bloom. Mrs. Chapman,
Mrs. Towson. Miss Maine and Mr..
/ iiouShton. OF Chicago
Murried I'm washinSton
Jeter II Francis and Miss Margare.
Louise Garrett both of this city, were
married in Washington on Tuesday.
october IL Mr.. and Mrs Francis were
/ accompanied to Washington by the
formers brother and Miss Wiseman. IA
friend of the bride After an extended
wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis will
make their home at OH West Main
Street.
Bnrlette-Fnris.
The wedding of Miss Lillian Brown
Faris, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. h.
Faris, 10 Earl i3arlette was celebrate i
on Wednesday. October is. at Pleasant
! Grove Methodist Church. the Rev. 5. II
Love performing the ceremony. The
church was decorated in white flow
ers and palms, and Mrs. Pearlc Pass
! more directed the music
The bride wore u blue cloth travel