The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-29
THE TIMES D1sPAToH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1e11

David'5 Episcopal Church. Roland Park,
Baltimore. and followed by small
reception given In the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. T. II. Symington. OF BaI.i-
more. to tho families and intimate
friends of bride and groom.
The ceremony will DO performed by
the bride.elec'' 3 great-uncle, Rev w.
H. II. Powers. rector of Trinity Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, at Towson,
assisted by Rev. T. c. Footc, rector of
81. Davids Church. Miss Goode will
be given away by her grandfather,
Major w. Stuart Symlngton. Miss
care randolph Goode Will be her sis
ter's maid of honor. The brides.
maids will be Miss Mary U.
Of Norfolk; Miss Sophie Goode,
Of Washington. d. c.. all cousins of
Miss Goode: Miss Sarah Hamilton and
Miss RI berta Hamilton, OF Petersburg;
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd, daughter of
Bishop Lloyd. of New York; Miss
Helen De Iitt Adams, of Richmond,
and Miss Katharine Barton j mes. OF
baltimore. The best man Will be c.
Wiley Grandy, of Norfolk. and the
usfers Will be Charles F. Mcintosh. of
Norfolk, cousin OF Mr.. Taylor's; ].
Saunders Taylor. of Norfolk, a brother
OF Mt Taylor; BENJAMIN Nields, Jr of
New York: Harold Wrenn, of Norfolk;
Rnfus Parks. of Norfolk; Pleasanton
conquest. of Richmond; Paul A. Dege-
ner. of Pittsburg. Pa, and Charles ]
Symington, OF Baltimore, Miss Goodies
uncle.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. (. Faris, of Pleasant
Grove. Va, announce the enhancement
OF their daughter. Lillian Brown. to
Earl l. Bartlett. Of Emporia. The
marriage will take place In Pleasant
Grove Methodist Episcopal Church at
10 a. 81 of October 49,.
Beautiful Home Wedding.
A beautiful home wedding was cele-
brated at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ia q. Grasty. In west Orange, on Mon
day evening, September %, at o'clock.
when their niece, Miss Ella Mae Gras-
~, became the bride Of j. Wiley Bled-
soc, OF Salisbury. n. C. The Ceremony
was performed by Rev. ]. Wiley Bled-
soc. .. D., an uncle OF the groom The
parlor was beautifully decorated with
MOWERS and golden rod, the color
scheme being green and yellow. The
bride wore tailored suit of blue cloth
with hat TO match, and carried Bride
roses with maidenhair fern. The maid
of honor Miss Ruby Wills. wore
white marquisette with yellow rib
bons. and carried a large bunch of
golden rod. Robert Staples Grasty.
brother Of the bride, acted as best man.
The bride is the daughter OF George
Grasty, OF this place, ana is very at
tractive and popular The groom is
the son OF DIR. and Mrs. Powhatan
Bledsoe. of Hanover. and is engaged
in business In Salisbury. N c. where
they Will make their future home At
/ ter the marriage delightful refresh
ments were served. Numerous and cost
~ presents were received by the bride.
/ The young couple left for points North
10 spend their honeymoon.
Those who witnessed the marriage
were Mrs, ]. Wiley Bledsoe. Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph T. Allen. Mrs r. H Raw
l!nga. Mrs. Marshall James. Mrs. Mag
gle Taliaferro. Miss Margaret ITALIA
ferro. Miss Lila Bradbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Grasty. George Grasty.
Miss Ella Grasty. Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Grasty and Roy Carter. of Grange.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Mollie Grasty, OF Rapidan; Miss
| Lucy P'lliam, OF Culpeper; Miss Ruby
VILLAS. OF Locust Dale. and Miss Eva
Mason Grasty. OF Washington. d. C.
Election OF Officers and Delegates
The Surry Chapter OF United Daugh-
tiers OF the Contedcracy held It's reg
ular meeting IN the chapter house at
surry. Va. on September 81. The
usual business being dispatched, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President. Mrs. f. l.
Holmes; Vice Presidents, Mrs. A w
Bohanan. Mrs. j. E. Rogers and Mrs
w. H. Bell; Recording Secretary. Mrs.
j. 3 Green; Cores ponding Secretary,
Miss Louise Bohanan: Treasurer, Mrs.
W. ]. Judkins; Historian, Mrs A. r.
Morris.
Lire. T. l. Holmes and Mrs A. w.
Bohanan. with Mrs. a. S. Edwards, cs
alternates. We're elected as delegates
10 the convention in Roanoke, and
Mrs. Edward Rogers and Mrs. J. =
Rogers. 10 convention in Richmond.
As fitting conclusion to the meet
Ing the president gave a brief sum-
mary OF the work done by the chapter
during the past year. which went 10
prove that 1t was not tagging behind
but bid fair to take its place in the
front ranks OF the Virginia division
JnclssOn-Horner.
The wedding OF Miss Elsie Lee Hor-
r, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
a. Horner to Langdon a. Jackson,
formerly of Berryville and Richmond
but now of Lynchburg. took place
Wednesday at 8 P. NJ. in the home
of her parents on Harrison Street.
Lynchburg. Va
The ceremony was conducted by
Rev. James D. Paxton. D. D.. pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church.
Immediately after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson left on the Mem
phis Special for New York and Mia
CARA Falls. Upon their return they
will visit Berryville. Mr.. Jackson's old
home, for a few days.
Mrs. Young Mt Tea Table.
Mrs. Aubrey Young. OF Richmond,
who is spending the autumn in Roam
oke, presided over the tea table at
reception given Tuesday Afternoon by
Mrs. T. w. Spindle, Jr., OF Roanoke,
to Mrs. Dudley r. Cowles. of Atlanta.
Mrs. Young was assisted in the sery-
Ing of tea by Mrs. Ella Sexton Starkey,
Mrs. DeLos Thomas and Mrs c. G.
Ellis were ct the coffee table. Misses
Josephine Koehler and Isabel Ruther-
ford were the assisting hostesses in
the library.