The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-18


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II. Colauitt. of Atlanta John Cabcii
! Robert Aldrich. II. c. Daniel. Camp
| hell krcn5an, Thomas Harper ana
! Fuller. all OF Savannah.
! The brides wedding gown is faah-
| Toned OF whitc duchess satin v'!-n a
f, euuct train ami trimmings Of rose
! point lace and pearl embroidery in an
+, Eastern design Her veil n OF rose
| point lace edged with cl.'ny and taii
| from q CAP arranged with "a cornet OF
| orange blossoms. She Viii carry
! bouquet of lilies Of tho valley ana
| white orchids. Miss Harriet Ross
| Colquitt who will he the brides mari
! OF honor. VIII be gowned In pink fow-
| cred pOmpadour SILK. yelled In white
| chiffon. with fchu and overskirt Of
| princess lace. sac Will carry pink
swee, peas and lilies. Alfred Mar
! shall, brother OF the groom, will act
as best man. A brilliant reception
| will follow the ceremony at the home
| of the bride, pol West Grainnette
| Street The house decorations will DC
In palms and pink and white roses.
! Southern smilax and pink flowers Will
! curtain the walls and the p,azzis OF
the slmkins's home will be screened
and decorated for the occasion. =
! stringed orchestra will play during
! the reception. Mr.. Marshall and his
! bride VIII leave al once for two
! weeks stay In New York, and on TIER
return Will make their home a, Air
Marshnll's country place, "Woodside
| in South Carolina. Guests from dis
| tancc attending the ceremony are AT.
| and Mrs. J. \. r. Crsfcld Miss Jose
! phine Crisheld. Of Philadelphia; Miss
! anna II. Colquitt. OF Decatur, Ga
| j. G. II. Colqui;t. OF Atlanta Miss
Z IT, tansl
Mar Street. Of Richmond; a. 3. hun.
Ir.. OF Mulberry, Fla.
! EnrnRcmcnt Announced.
| Air. aud Mrs T. II. Farrand. OF
! Nontrose Heights have announced the
| engagement OF their daughter, lianna n
Hoiltngsworth TO lanes NJ. CARRIER.
OF Richmond The wedding will take
! place In June
Miss Fosters Wedding.
| Quantities os Killarney roses and
| na!ms banked the chancel OF ST Paurs
| Episcopal Church. in Alexandra, last
! night at o'clock for the wedding OF
Miss Mildred Clarkson Foster. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. John Hunto.. Foster. and
/ Jacob Edge. son Of Nj. ana Mrs. !
| v Edge which took place there The
altar was arranged with Cathedral
! candles, and the ceremony was per-
! formed by the Rev F. O RlhhIe, a
| cousin or the bride. and the Rev p.
| Parker Phillips, rector OF the church,
| IN the presence OF distinguished
company Of guests. sherman Fowler
! played the wedding ma chcs
| The bride entered tho church with
her brother. Thomas Rcdmon Foster.
who gave her away Her gown was
an exquisite affair OF heavy white
satin trimmed in old lace. and her
veil of Illusion fell from a cap OF
Duchess lace arranged with orange
blossoms. She carried shower
| coquet OF lilies Of ,hc valley ana
white sweet peas. Little Miss Agnes
Ford. OF Memphis. Tenn. w-as her
cousin maid of honor, and wore
| lingerie frock. hand embroidered. over
| pink. and carried basket of pink
sweet peas. Mrs. Thomas g. Cochran
| was dame of honor. Mrs. Cochran's
| gown was pale green satin. yelled in
| hordered net and black tulle, and she
carried shower bouquet OF pink sweet
| peas. Gilbert Edge was his brotners
| hest man
The bridesmaids wore quaint gowns
of bordered net over slips OF pastel
shades, and carried French baskets OF
sweet peas 10 match their gowns.
| They included: Miss Lueeiia rayto1
OF "Edenburne:" Miss Mabel Fletcher,
Downington. Pa. Miss Mary Graves,
OF Philadelphia; Miss Louise Mason.
OF Richmond; Miss Lisa Anderson.
/ Miss Kitty Barrett and Miss Mary
| Phillips. of Alexandria. The grooms-
men were Messrs. Fred Edge. of New
| York Gilbert McIlwaine. Edwin
| Wright. James P. Magill, Arthur
Brown. all of Philadelphia; William
Stribling of Markham; John Barker
Barrett and Robley D. Brounback. OF
| Alexandria.
Following the ceremony at the
church a reception was given ut the
! home OF the brides mother on Prince
street Tho guests included the
bridal party, relatives and out-of-
town guests attending ceremony.
Decorations were in pink flowers and
trailing vines.
BOX Parties.
The boxes at the Academy OF Music
We're gay with parties Tuesday night
to witness the Kirmess. Some of
those noted were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas P. Bryan, Henry Anderson,
Mrs. Joseph Willard, Miss Belle
Willard, Miss Eleanor Lindsey.
| Thomas Atkinson, and others.
In birmingham.
Says the Birmingham Age-Herald of
Tuesday:
Miss Mary Johnston, who will de-
liver an address this evening at e:5o
o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce
auditorium, arrived In the CITY iast
night and is with relatives.
Miss Johnston Is widely known as
an author. She has published num-
Der Of books within the last fifteen
years. her name springing Into fame
with the publication of the first
prisoners of Hope It was followed
by several historical novels of colonial
days and later period, each marked
by the genius of the first. The titles
are. ITO Have and to Hold All
drey," "Sir Mortimer" and finally,
| this winter, 1.-THE Long Roll" a dra-
matte and exceptionally accurate pic
ture of events Of Civil War time, ex-
ecuted with all the brilliance and
beauty possible to her facile pen. Each
of these books had n wide circulation
in Alabama, where Miss Johnstons