The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02


was decorated with pink satin stream
ers, which extended from the chande
lier 10 the four corners OF the table.
where they were caught with pink
bows and punches Of cup!ds and hearts.
The same idea In more elaborate
manner waS carried out In the dinins
room. The ribbons weN caught to
the table corners with pink hearts.
and inside the pink hearts. marking
the places Of the guests. were cards
inscribed with the names OF the two
guests Of honor. Favors OF tiny bags
OF rice attached 10 the place cards with
pink satin ribbons. and were hidden
in the centrepieee. mass OF pink
roses
An interesting feature Of the enter
tainment was a guessing contest. a
Magazine Romance" and the prize. a
handsome cut glass vase. was won By
Miss Hewlett, who presented IT to the
guest Of honor. A buffet supper was
served at 1880 o'clock. after which
dancing was continued for several
hours
In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pollard. Of
Richmond. who were married In that
city October %. are at the Hotel Aston
IN new IOEh OH tUCiS HoASy hS"'i-
From there they will 70 70 Niagara, 10
end their trip there. after which they
will return 70 Richmond, where they
will make their home. Mrs. Pollard
WAS Miss Helen Gray Watson. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Gray
Watson. Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II Hobbs. OF Peters
burg. who were married in Suffolk
October %. are also spending q part
Of their honeymoon in New York at
the Hotel Aston. Mrs Hobbs was Miss
Louise Twitty. daughter OF Mrs. J. F.
Twitty. Of Suffolk. After the weddin 6
trip they will return to Petersburg.
where they win make their home.
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Mcguire. of this
city. are In New York for a week.
They went to New York from Allan
tic City. where they were for the past
week. and from here they will return
to their home.
Preninent weAA1AG.
Says the Baltimore Sun Of yesterday:
The wedding OF Miss Sadie Green
Jones, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pembroke Jones. and John Russell
Pope, the New York architect. which
took place at $3.50 o'clock Thursday
afternoon at the AirIie Chapel. On the
grounds Of the Jones estate. Afrre,
near Wilmington. y. c.. was attended
by society from Wilmington. Baltimore,
New York and other cities.
"The little church. q relic of ante
belium days. when the old and veal
thy aristocratic planters OF the South
living in isolated communities, had
their own house Of worship. Is stu
ated most Economically on. bay OF
sound OF the Atlantic. The great live
oaks OF the country. with their drapery
Of Southern moss. lend dignity and
beauty to the surroundings. The in.
terror Of the chapel was entirely COW
cred with Southern smilax. set OF by
clusters Of white chrysanthemums- The
altar was profusely decorated with
Easter lilies, tall standards Of the same
flower being placed on each pew.
The bride entered on the arm Of her
father. preceded by her TITO danes OF
honor. Mrs. James Whigam, of New
York. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson. OF Bal
timore- The brides costume was OF
ivory satin with long court train
trimmed with rare old point de France
lace, which hung well over the train.
The bridal veil was Of tuIle and a very
simple wreath OF orange blossoms.
worn low on the brow. completed the
costume She carried q bouquet OF
white orchids and lilies Of the valley.
The only jewels worn were a string OF
pearls. one Of her wedding gifts.
The danes OF honor were dressed in
pale pink chiffon. with large picture
hats of chiffon and brown fur. and they
carried bouquets Of roses
1.-The groom entered from the vestry
room attended by his best man. Phoe-
nix InErahm. of New York. q son OF
Judge Ingrahm, OF the Supreme Court.
The ushers were Lyman Delano. OF
Wilmington, and Pembroke Jones. IT..
brother OF the bride.
Bishop Robert Strange, Of the Do
cese OF East Carolina performed the
ceremony. having also ohhciated at the
marriage Of the brides parents.
THE music was by a New York or
chestra, consisting Of six string in
struments. supplemented by the organ
and consisted Of the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrin-" selections from
Mendelssohn. Grieg and other great
composers.
Following the ceremony. which was
attended by less than leo persons or
account Of the limited capacity OF ,h.
chapel, a large reception was given
at Airlie. Refreshments were served
BY a New York caterer IN the great
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