The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08

and Mrs. Fred Brittle, Mr. and Mrs
Parrish. Mr.. ana Mrs. Grady, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Lipscomb.
Mr.. and Mrs Finch Mr.. und Mira
Cantrcll and Mrs. Jennings
Klrmcss Meeting.
There Will he an important meeting
OF the kirmess Association this morn
ing IN room $50 at the Jefferson Hotel
Mss Lila Stewart, Of New York. who
VIII have charge of the production 10
DO given by the association on April
II and IL. will be present at this meet.
ing. fun attendance Is desired
Visiting Here.
Kiss Nan Mead, of Asheville. n. c..
Is spending some time In this citv as
tho guest of Mrs. Ernest c. Mead
Later in the month. Miss Mead vii,
visit Mrs. George Jennings at, her
home on Park Avenue for stay OF
several weeks before returning to her
home In North Carolina
Interesting Lecture.
The Rev. S. H. Littell, the Ep!sconaI
missionary in IIongkong. who was in
China during the first ten weeks OF
the recent revolution in that country
VIII speak at st. Jamea Episcopal
Church this afternoon at , o'clock
This evening al O'Clock Mr. Littell
VIII make another address Mt St Paurs
church. The public Is cordially in
vitcd to attend both Of ahese lee
Newport New. Wedding.
. The homo of MIR. and Mrs r. w
lindgren. at Rivervicw. Newport News,
was tho scene of very pretty wed
ding Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock when their only daughter.
Mabel. was united In marriage 10
Thomas j. Morgan Rev. @. W. Starr
u. D.. pastor or Trinity Methodist
Church, onicated at the ceremony IN
the presenc OF the intimate friends
Of both families. and Mrs Richard
Walsh played Mendclssohn's wedding
march IS the bridal party entered the
parlor.
The color scheme for the dccora-
tons was green and white. The lights
were green shaded and the rooms
inasscd In ferns and palms The bay
window. wherc the young couple were
married, was particularly attractive.
banked in green with background
of white.
The bride was eownea in may
blue tailored suit. with golden brown
nat and gloves 70 match, and carried
Bride roses. SI!ss Emma Hahn was
old rose crepe de chine. and carried
pink roses John Irwin Whey acted
as bes: man to the groom. The bride
was gwen away By her father
After The ceremony an informal re-
ception was held The dining-room
was decorated with candles. shaded
lights and white roses
Miss Anna Belle Blankenship. of
Baltimore, presided over the punch
bowl
Later In tho evening they left for
Old Point where Mr, and Mrs. Nor
gan took tho boat TO Washington. Al
ter ar extended Northern trip they
VIII be at home In Newport News.
nonrd Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the board of
managers OF the Richmond Exchange
for Wonans Work viii be held to-day
a. noon. This is a very important meet
Ing. ana a large attendance is earnest
y desired.
-. I'ntrick's Ia, Party.
In the Service OF the King Circle of
Kings Daughters viii give 81. Pat
riek's Day party on Tuesday afternoon.
March ~. at the residence OF Mrs. ABB
ner Goodc, 2600 East Broad Street II
Will be very interesting AFFAIR indeed.
ana all the friends Of the circle are
cordially invited TO attend
'nck From Honeymoon
Di. j X. Hall and his bride, former
~ Miss Laura w. Erwin. OF Morgan
ton. y. G. nave returned from their
honeymoon tr!p which was spent in
the South, and are ~ home at West
brook Gintcr Park
In and Out of Town.
Miss BESSIE Catlett. az Lexington, is
the guest OF MISS Elizabeth Preston
nero for several weeks.