The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-30

r. NJ. and quiet hour viii be con-
! Quoted at s:l5 p. NJ in the church by
the Rt. Rev. a 5. Lloyd
Thursday, November Auxiiiarv
Ho!v Communion will be celebrated ut
half-past I o'clock in the morning
Business session Will be held at g:l5
iast'hS unti! half-past o'clock that
afternoon. and addresses and reports
VIII be heard \ missionary rally win
be held at Sis in the church A cor.
uidI invitation is extended in all 20
attend reception given at the home
OF bishop Gibson, 300 Park Avenue
Tor the delegates and their friends
ne reception VIII be u very informal
AFFAIR. and VIII be given on TUESDAY
evening October 81, at haif-past
O'Clock.
German Lust Week.
Inc opening german OF the Richmond
college German Club was given Thurs
day evening at the HERMITAGE Golf
Ituo. Inc german was chaperoned by
Mrs. y. l.. Massey and MRS c. r. Hair
wood. Among those present we're
MISS Fannie Brown, w!tA Eugene Des-
portes Miss Louise Richardson. with
& ID. Rinehart; Miss Margaret Har
mon. with Robert Scrpel! Miss Bessie
Booker. with John Wicker. Jr.. Miss
Addie Erwin. with Raymond Massey:
Miss S!mmonds with \ j. Chewing
y. MISS Dallas Lee. with Henry Pow
en-; MISS hosaiie Harwood. with L. W.
hootz: Miss Lucille Massey. with Frank
Louthan. Miss Bertha iIr. with Walter
Johnson: Miss Margaret Gordon. win
Fred Toy, Miss Ethel Boudar win
FRANK oNeil; Miss Tompsv Brown
with LiNius Lanktord. Miss Marie Wal
lace. with Edward Gwathmey. Miss
Mefie sands with Cabell Taylor. Miss
Nancy Wyatt. with Russell Meredith.
stays were Frank Corlcy, Haynie
seay. DR.. Robert stuart and \. X.
kershaw.
Invitations OUT.
George Tyler Ford Of Round H.l.
mas issued Invitations for the mar
rage OF his daughter Helen. 20 Ezra
Thomas Carter. OF cate civ. rbc
wedding is to be celebrated at the
home OF the bride "Wednesday Ma.
vcmber 10
birthday Party.
Little Miss Sadie Bannan was host
ess OF very pretty affair on Wed
hesday of last week l.. honor of her
eleventh birthday. Games were ulayet
until . o'clock. when the children we're
marched into the dining room ana sup
per was served. Some OF those present
were Mary. Louise and Hazel Alex
aHNe!' josie Bowles. Edith Roper,
Charlotte Miles, Theima Peasley. Yer.
neIi Gary. Margaret Hart, Ruby Cham
perrin. Irene Meredith. Charlie Bowles
Edward Hurt. Joseph Meredith, Jr..
ana Dan Clark The chapcrons were
Mrs. Drew. Mrs. j. " Meredith. Mrs
Arnold Roper. Mrs. Miles, Mrs Hurt.
j W. Meredith, Jr klr. ana Mrs.
". :, Witte
DaptIst-Elam.
On Wednesday morning. October Is.
at 10 o'clock. In the Baptist Church ut
Bunaio. was solemnized the wedding
OF Miss Blanche Elan. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Elan. and James
Volt Baptist. both Of Buffalo juno
ton The church WAS simply deco
rated in green and yellow. and pre-
se1ed a most attractive appearance
Just previous to the entrance OF the
bridal party. Miss Katie Lee Gooch
sweetly sang MY Love Is Greater
Than the World" ThcD 10 the strains
OF the Bridal Chorus" from "Lohen-
grim played By Miss Kate Wilkerson.
accompanied on the violin by Miss
Matte Lyon. both of Clarksville. the
bridal party entered the church. The
ushers were Richard T. Elan. Daniel
& Elam. Howard Harris and Charles
Ridgeley Howard. of Baltimore The
bridesmaids eight in number. beauti-
fully gowned in white chiffon organ
dies over yellow. carrying green ferns.
came down the two aisles alternately
They secluded Miss Julia Dawes. of
Baskerville; Miss Gertrude Gordon. OF
Clarksville: Miss Elizabeth hancock
OF oxford, y. c.; Miss Willie Elan. OF
Baskerville: Miss Louise Peed, of Ra-
leigh y. c.; Miss Katie Lee Gooch of
Stem. y. c.; Miss Lizzie Register and
Miss Ida Woltz. 10Th of Buffalo June
ton.
After these came the maid o. honor,
Miss Mamie Bowling. of Greenvile,
y. c.. gowned in green messaline, and
the dame or honor, Mrs. r. L. Cockfeld
OF Johnsonville, s. C. in white MESA
line. Bot. carried yellow chrysan-
themums.
The ring bearer, Carlton Elam, of
Baskerville, and the flower girl. little
Miss Elizabeth Chandler. preceded the
bride. who entered with her father.
She was exquisitely gowned in white
crepe de chine Her veil was caught
with orange blossoms, and she carried
shower bouquet OF lilies of the
valley.
was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, ST. John
Chambers Goode, of Boydton, and the
ceremony was performed by the uncle
Oh the groom, Kew. i. w. baptist, in
the presence of a large assembly of
relatives and friends. Besides the
bridal party, there were number of
guests from a distance, among them,
Mrs. B. S. Royster. Miss hobgood, Mrs
NJ. L. Green. all of oxford, N. c.: VIII
Elan. OF Baskerville. and Mr. King, OF
Boydton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baptist left for New
York and other Northern cities.
On the evening preceding the mar
riage an informal reception was ten
dered the bridal party at the home
OF the brides parents Punch was
charmingly dispensed by Misses Han
cock and Bowling.
Quiet Homo Wedding.
The engagement IS announced of
Miss Florence Hyde Anderson and
Percy Augustus Digs, both promi-
nent Richmond residents and thor
oughly Identified with its social and