The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06

set'aS aiterHooH III hOnof or Miss
holland.
brown-IIarrison.
Miss Lillian Gorham IIarrlson, eldest
daughter OF former Mayor Pcytou
randolph Harrison. Of Martinsburg. w
Va, was quietly married at o'clock
Wednesday to Forrest Augustus Brown,
son OF Colonel Forrest w. Brown. of
chnrlestown. w Va, the ceremony
| being performed by DIR. +. NJ Woods
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church. at
| the home of the bride.
The bride was attired in n Partisan
gown OF white lace, ornnmentcd with
=, her mothers pearls and handsome dia-
mond brooch. gift of the groom. She
carried n bouquet of lilies Of the, val
Icy and lavcndar orchids. The maid OF
honor was Miss Sarah Hunter IIarri-
son. Of Bel Air. Md. cousin OF the
bride. She wore n gown of fawn- col
/ orod crepe meteor, trimmed with pearl
sat cloth of gold, and carried pink
roses. The groom was accompanied by
| Walter Washington Alexander. OF
Baltimore. as his bestman.
! The house WAS beautifully decorated
with Southern Hnlilax and cvcrgreens,
and Illuminated by many candles
Owing 10 recent bereavement in the
brides family, only the immediate re-
| latives of both families and a few inti-
/ mate friends were invited
a luncheon was served Immediately
after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs
| Brown left on the afternoon train for
! fortnight trip, after which they will
| settle in Charlestown. whore Mr..
Brown is practicing law in partnership
with his father
| At the Cour} ~ Club.
! There Will be tho usual informal re-
! ception at the Country Club of Var
GINA this afternoon, followed by dane
Ing. The clubhouse ia bright with rcd
! flowers aud several big dinners will
! be given there tonight. Miss Emily
! Lyman, debutsnte of last winter. is
entertaining party OF friends at din
+ ner tonight The guests will attend
/ the hop following dinner. Any num-
/ Der Of small dinners will be given and
several are to be given in honor OF
out-of-town guests.
Called Meeting.
| There Will be a called meeting Of
| the Richmond branch OF the Southern
Association Of College, Women. The
meeting VIII be held this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. and will take place at the
| home of Mira. Cameron johnson, 2l0
| North Plum Street Mrs. Munford will.
| speak to the members of this branch
| on the subject of the projected annex
| for women at the University of VIZ
gina. All members arc urged TO be
| present.
Wedding of Interest.
The social event OF the Sussex season
took PLACE Thursday evening, when Miss
! Frances Gicnmorc Wrcnn, OF SUSSEX
| was given III marriage 10 Marvin Dlb-
| rc!i Goodrich, of Petersburg. The bride
Gownei In ivory satin embroidered ~
pearls, and carrying shower bouquet
| OF Bride roses and lilies OF the valley
entered on the nrrn Of her brother. Law
no h.,
| Miss Elizabeth Everett, OF Norfolk.
was maid of honor and wore yellow
| messal!ne. with an overdrcss OF dew
| drop chiffon and pearl trimmings and
| carried an arm bouquet OF sunset roses.
| The danes OF honor were Mrs Thomas
r. Bryant. of Petersburg, sister of the
bride. She wore yellow nessaline with
! gold trimmings. and carried sunset
| roses. Miss Hortense Wrenn. OF Sus-
| sex, and Misc Ruth Wrenn. OF Green
yard" were bridesmaids, and wore
white silk maraulsette over yellow
| mcsseline. with crystal trimmings, and
! carried maidenhair ferns tied with
! yellow tulle Little Misses Nancy
! Wrcnn and Margaret Lamb were the
ribbon girls. and looked lovely In their
dainty dresses of white silk Trenn
Carlyle Bryant. the brides little
nephew. carried the ring in 2 GALLO
| lily.
The groom entered with his brother
James Embra Goodrich. OF Petersburg
who was best man The groomsmen
| werc Harry Finn, OF Alberta; Embra
F! Hardaway, OF Blackstone: Victor
! RaiHcs, of Carson, and Ernest Hiscock,
OF Sutherland. Miss LII Goodrich, OF
| Henderson. y. g.. rendered the wedding
! marches, accompanied by w. j. Bur-
| leigh OH the violin. During the ccre-
mony Schuhert's 'Serenade" was softly
| played. Rev. w. W. Edwards OF Wav-
erly. performed The ceremony, imme-
! diately after which reception was
! given. The color scheme. yellow and
! green was carried ont in tile deco
rauons In the dining room and re-
| freshmcnts.
| Mr.. and Mrs Goodrich left for ST
| Louis. and will visit Niagara Fails ana
Canada before their return. They will
be At home on Fillmore Street Peters
burg. after February Is.
Those present from distance were
Nh. and Mrs Gregory Harrison, Mr.
! and Mrs. -Alhcrtus Harrison. OF War
| field; Miss Lii Goodrich. Henderson,
\. G.; Garfield Burleigh. Canada; Miss
lkatherlecn o'Bannon, Richmond; How
ard Eanes, Petersburg: Mrs. W. =
faines, Richmond: Miss EsSie Deadman,
Suffolk; Samuel J. Bendali. Suffolk;
Miss Gertrude Ecndall, rev Castle
Dance This Evening.
| Miss Ella Binford is giving a dance
| this evening at half-past s o'clock in
| Belvidcre Hall, and all the boys that
| attended her classes Of this season
and last arc invited TO be present. The
dance will be a very pleasing affair
and, most of the younger set here Will
attend tho function.
| Entertained Frleuds.
y very pleasant evening was spent
! recently when Miss Alice Keck and
| Homer keck entertained their friends
at their home. "Mill Farm" near Fork
| Union. Music and dancing amused
the guests. and supper was served late
In the evening. Guests present includ-
ed Misses Alice Snead. Virginia Seay,
OF the Woman's College: Elsie Fleming,
Maude FLEMING, Louise Perkins. Lee