The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-16
Boydton Wedding.

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return TO Richmond to-day or to-mor-
row.
Boydton Wedding.
Miss Ethel Kennon Williams. daugh-
fer OF &. y. Williams. OF Boydton. ana
John Whyte Bates. OF Richmond. were
married at the home OF the bride III
Bovdton. on Tuesday morning. Deem
ber 10. at haif-past 10 O'Clock me
ceremony was performed b. the Rev
Edwin z. Carter. rector OF st. John
Episcopal Church. Hampton. orother-
in-lavr Of the bride. The house was
decorated in southern srnilax and
evergreens. and an improvised altar
vas arranged in the bay window
banked with ferns and pink roses. with
lighted candles on the altar ne
wedding music was played BY MISS
Lena Reekes. and believe Ne II All
Those Endearing Young Charms" was
played very softly during the cere-
lnony.
The bride entered the drawing-room
with her father. yho also gave her
away. Her wedding gown was OF
white crepe charmeuse, trimmed IN
pearls and handmade chiffon roses.
and her tulle veil was caught with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet Of lilies % the valley. The
rnatron Il honor. MIS-. Edwin r Carter
OF HAMPTON. sister OF the bride
wore d gown OF white lace Inade over
pale pink satin and carried big bou-
quet Of pink roses. Edward Bates, OF
Richmond. attended his brother as best
man. The ribbons were held By little
Helen Page Williams. Of Warrent on
y g. and Mary Bates. OF Richmond
while little Mamie Williams. niece
OF the bride. carried the ring.
An informal reception was held the
evening before the wedding at the
home II the bride cor the attendants
and out-of-town guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Bates have gone 10 bermuda on their
wedding trip. and after a stay II two
weeks Will make their home In this
city. Guests from q distance attend
ing the ceremony were Edward Bates.
Joseph TAYLOR. Harrison Bates. all or
Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. William Il.
Bates Of Roanoke: William Mckay. OF
New York: MI and Mrs Carter Nelson
williams Jr., of Warrenton. y. g;
Edwin \. Williams, % Crystal, W. Va;
Rev. and Mrs Edwin r. Carter, OF
Hampton: Mrs Henry Williams, OF
Martlnsvii:e. O. y. Williams, oi
CIarksv.lle-
VIII speak on Housing.
Gustavus Adolphus Weber. VINO VIII
speak at the Womans Club this after
noon on Housing the Poor Will ad-
dress the members OF the Equal SUI
frage League on Housing Conditions
next Thursday afternoon at 4.Ss
o'clock. His lecture Will be illustrated
and will be given under the direction
Of Miss Elizabeth Cooke. The pictures
will add greatly 10 the realism Of what
NJ. Weber has to say He has been
a government expert worker for years
on the housing problem in the DIG
American cities and abr pad. ana MS
talks have the force and weight OF
authority. II is hoped that no mem Der
OF the league Will miss an opportunity
10 hear Mr. Weber and that all others
wishing to be- informed on housing
conditions will accept an Invita-. IN
from suffrage headquarters 10 De pres
ent
The approach OF the Christmas sea
son is remembered at headquarters.
number Of suffrage postcards. allen
OARS and copies Of the Woman's Journal
being placed on the literary table The
postcards and calendars reflect tine
work II Richmond women and publish
ers.
Enlargement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs George o. Jones. OF
Ridgtway. have announced the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Daisy King
Jones. 10 Dr. Andrew futile. of spray.
y c. The wedding Will take place in
January. Miss Jones is well known
in social circles Of that section of tn;
state and her wedding will be an event
Of much interest.
Attend Hunt.
~ 900.
Castle Hill hounds met Saturday
afternoon at the kennels. Happy Creek
Farm. at / o'clock. \ party OF Rich
mond people reached Gordonsville on
the morning train and drove to the
kennels where they lunched.
Those riding 20 hounds were Mrs.
Allen Potts. NJ =. II. on Arnova; Mrs
Joseph Z willard. on Butterfly: Miss
Martha Bacon. Of Boston. on Pretty
Maid. Miss Belle willard. on -Aaximus.
Mics Graves. on a black horse. James
Graves. on a brown hunter; Colonel
Joseph l.. willard. on Shklark- and
the FIRST and second whips on HAPPY
Creek and Black Moth
Hounds were cast on Goodies
Nountaia and. keeping in the woods.
there was but little fencing. Eight
couples % hounds were taken out
Dinner Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grice. Of SOP
West Franklin street. gave hand 10
some dinner party a. the Country club
on saturday evening in honor ~ their
two debutante daughters. Misses NIL
dred and virginia Grice. TIE table
was beautifully decorated IN masses OF
pink roscbuds. The guests Included
Misses Mildred and Virginia Grice,
Camilla Wexford. Emma Conquest
Fannie scott. Katherine liagan. Eu-
genie Taylor. Aston Drake. Archer
Ioynes. Nan Wilson. Of Charleston, W.
"a. Colonel and Mrs. Jams u
Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burton
Sn-ad. Dr Joseph \. White. Colonel 30
Lane stern. George Reid. -. George
Cooke Gessner Harrison. Charles g
Harris Robert Augustine. r. G. har-
rison. IT.. Hobart Doyle. Walter Leske.
Albert Tanner. George Hodgson ana
Maurice Armistead.
Married On Maryland.
Miss Mary Eta Uetsler and Hoit