The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

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estcd In the marriage OF Miss Eliza
beth Stevenson Cosby. daughter of
the late John H. Cosby and Mary VIII
son Cosby. and Erwin John Dickey. OF
Atlanta. Ga. which took place on
"Wednesday evening at o'clock in
Dhnvillc. owing to the unfinished con-
dltion of the First Presbyterian
church. the ceremony WAS performed
, In the Main street Methodist Church,
tho Rev. i. IL. Harding. l.. D.. OIL
ciatins. DIR. Wilson was warm
| friend of the brides grandfather, and
performed the ceremony al tho we'd
ding of tho brides mother and father
Mrs. Wallace Ayres presided at the
organ. and MISS Bessie Carter sang 20.
Believe Nc IL All Those Endearing
Young Charms" and Gail Me Thine
own during the ceremony.
The church was decorated with
palms about the altar, and many light
Cd candles were used or tho altar I'm
| mediately following the ceremony at
the Hotel Burton. where palms. ferns,
ropes of cedar and tall vases OF roses
decorated the receiving rooms
me brides wedding gown was OF
soft white satin with an overdresg OF
point applique Joined to the slip OF
Ghiiton by delicate pearl embroidery.
her only ornament was a necklace OF
diamonds. and she carried q shower
bouquet of lilies Of the valley and
white orchids. The lace on her gown
WAS gift OF her maternal grandmoth.
er and her long veil, OF illusion was
Gagged with real lace and held In piace
with a coronet Of orange blossoms
John r. Coaby gave his sister away.
Miss Wilnoth Cosby. of Brooklyn. n.
a., cousin Of the bride, was maid of
honor. She wore a gown of rose-col-
orcd gauze over silk. and carried
bouquet OF pink roses. James L. Dickey,
CT Atlanta, was his brothers. best man.
Tho bridesmaids were Misses Mary
Raper Johnston. Bland Schoolheld,
Grace Jones. Elizabeth Henry, Viz
sinia Whitley, Elizabeth NoelI. Mary
9 Smith and Selma Ravancl They
wore pretty chiffon gowns, emhroid-
cred In roses and trimmed in touches
Oh blue velvet made over pale mink
SATIN. They carried big bouquets of
American Beauty roses tied with long
streamcrs OF ribbon.
The groo,nsmen included a1essrs
Bush. "ilgon Cosby. Eugene Dickey.
Mortimer Cosby, DIR. E. h Miller,
Eugene Haynes. and the ushers were
Lewis Walker. James Harrison, Jules
James, a. r. Perkins. Malcolm Harris
| Harmon Schoolheld, Landon Berkeley
and Fred Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey loft at once
ioF Southern honeymoon. and on
their return will be at home in Al.
lanta, after March l5
Tho out of-town guests were Mrs.
James L Dickey; Mr.. and Mrs. James
l. Dtckcy. Jr., and Mrs ,Lccnors
Smith. of Atlanta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bush. Greensboro. North Carolina;
Mrs. A. r Perkins. Greensboro. y. G.:
Mr, and Mrs. a. r Perkins. Greens.
boro. n c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gar
ner. Greensboro, ". c.; MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Craotree. Greensboro, y. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haireton, Relds-
Vile. y. c.; Mrs Charles Cosby.
brooklyn, n. y; MIR. and Mrs. T. \
Miller Richmond; Miss Bessie
WitheEs. Reidsville. n. c.: Misses
Ruth and Mary HaIrston, Reidsv!le.
n. c.; MIR. and Mrs. John Watt, Reidg-
ton. \. c.; Mrs. *. 4. Watkins, Mil
ton. \. c.; Miss Selma Ravenel. Spar
tanburK. S. c.; Miss Mary Johnston.
Charlotte. y. c.: Miss Virginia White
~. Baltimore. Md; Miss Elizabeth
Henry Cambridge, Nd; Miss WI
moth Cocby. Brooklyn. n. y: Miss
Charlotte Cunningham. Durham. y. c.;
Messrs. Wilson Williamson. Graham.
i. C.; John II. Cosby. Wilmington, Del
Invitations Out.
MIR. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr., have
sent out invitations for a reception to
he given in their home, S East Frank
lin Street. on Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy %. at 9 o'clock. The reception is
in honor or their niece. Miss Lucy
Hunton Catlett. OF stanton, who is
spending some time In Richmond Miss
Catlett is very lovely girl. and has
visited In Richmond on several oc-
casions.
1Irs. Isanch's Ten.
very pretty affair OF yesterday ar.
ternoon was g. tea given by Mrs. Fran
els B. Isaacs at hcr apartment in the
Chesterfield. This is the second of
series OF teas that Mrs. Isaacs is Civ
ing during tne month OF January a
big silver bowl OF white iowcrs
vases or white swGetpeas and carna.
tions We're used on the niantels. AS
sistinS the hostess in receiving were
Mrs. Douglas Nandcrhoof, Mrs
Schell, Miss Barry Ball Saunders. Misses
Mary and Elizabeth Davenport. --.-a
Mary a. Johnston and Miss Doris
Jones.
Entertained In Newport News.
Mrs. Frank w. L.odcwick gave
bridge whist party on Wednesday af-
ternoon at her home in Newport News
III honor Of Miss Mary George Scott
Of Isle of Wight county, and Miss Salle
Ferguson. OF Richmond
BLISS Stott received tile guest prize
and Mrs. Il. II. Roberts the nrst prize.
Mrs. Lodcwicis guests besides the
honor guests Were: Mcsdamcs w W.
ltarwood, J. NJ. Matingly. t. l.. Roberts
}. Nj. Coleman, L. $. Edwards, j. L.
street, John LELAND, w. J.. Cooke.
samuel Fl. Mcdowell; Miss Anna Man