The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16
Social and P ersonal
Riclhnond's Pre-
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, attend the wedding OF Miss Elizabeth
derndon Hatcher. daughter of the late
Or. William r.. Hatcher, OF this city,
and Henry VIM Sadler. formerly OF
Fork Union, but now or Atlanta Ca
ihe ceremony took place at 1880
o'clock in the long drawing-room at
"Careby Hail. the country estate of
1 the brides mother and DR.. Eldridge
! Il, Hatcher, OF Baltimore brother OF
the bride. ofiiciated Decorations were
eNquisitcly simple palms and lighted
! candles and white flowers being used
To carry out very effectively n color
scheme OF white and green. and the
i improvised altar was banked with
/ Ascension lilies
The bride wore n lovely gown of
silk crepe made with a court train and
/ finished with draperies OF duchess lace
and her only ornament was a set OF
antique pearls, that have been worn by
many generations of brides before her
! She carried shower bouquet of lilies
/ OF the valley, and her veil OF rose point
/ lace, also an heirloom, was arranged
with orange blossoms. Miss orrie L.
/ Hatcher, OF Bryn Mawr. Pa. who was
| her sisters maid OF honor, wore a
crimson charmeuse combined with
/ trimmings OF fur and seed pearls with
i a. White nat IN Iulle butter
/ files. She carried an armful OF white
chrysant hemums. Samuel 3. Dunstan
/ OF this city, was the groom's best man.
and the groomsmen were Octavius
| Marvin Harcum. of Philadelphia !:
! George Hatcher Snead, OF Richmond:
DR. Frank Taller. or Petersburg. w
lG. Hatcher. of Bedford. An orchestra
played the wedding music.
| An old fashioned wedding breakfast
followed the ceremony. after which Mr.
and Mrs. Sadier left TO spend their
| honeymoon in Asheville, y. c. They
will be at home In Atlanta. Ca after
November !. owing TO mourning in the
| brides family. the wedding was cele-
brated very quietly.
! Out-of-town guests attending the
ceremony yesterday were Mrs. Benja-
min 3. Van Buren,, Mrs Charles Roger
Winston. Miss Zulinne Robertson. Miss
Alta Foster. Miss Cora Lawson, James
| Sheppard. S. p. Dunstan and George
II. Snead, all of this city: Miss Eiiz-
abeth Rowland. of Port Deposit. Md:
Mrs. Sam Hatcher. Miss Sally L. Cobb.
OF Bedford City; Miss May Whitchurst,
| OF Norfolk: Mrs. Nonnie May Almond,
I G. J.. De Mott. OF Lynchburg: DR.. Frank
/ Talley and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Sadler.
OF Petersburg; Douglas i2llyson. OF
1 Chicago; DR. Eldridge 3. Hatcher. Miss
| Anna Hatcher. OF Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. Octavius NJ Marcum, OF Philadel-
phia: DR.. Orrie L. Hatcher, of Bryn
| Mawr, Pa John Pcyton Snead, OF
| Rappahannock County; Mrs. w Z. Per-
| king and Paul Perkins. OF Corysbrook,
and the faculty and senior class of Fork
| Union Academy.
Suffrage Meeting.
| The regular weekly meeting of the
Equal Suffrage League of Virginia will
| be held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
at league headquarters. Miss Julia
Hcnning will make the principal adj
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matters in connection with the Lynch
| burg convention Will be discussed.
Higsins-Brown.
Centenary Methodist Church was the
scene Of a pretty wedding yesterday
| evening at 6 o'clock. when Miss Marie
| Helena Brown. daughter OF Mr.. and
!, Mrs wallace Forlone Brown. became
the bride OF Robert Barnard Higgins
son OF Mr. and Mrs. John j. Higgins,
| the Rev. w. ]. Young, ID. D.. officiating.
/ The ceremony was performed in the
| presence of 4 large gathering OF rela-
| tives and friends. and Fred Hardy. or
! ganist OF the church. rendered an elab-
crate musical program. during the
half hour the guests were assembling.
| Schuberts "Serenade" was rendered
| during the ceremony. Mr.. Hardy ac-
| companying little Charles Hughes. of
| Danville, who played the violin. Palms.
| outhern smilaX and many burning
| tapers decorated the chancel. and gar
| lands of smilaX outlined the windows
| and doorways of the edifice.
| The brides wedding gown was OF
! white satin. made with long court
| train. and finished with real lace and
| pearls. and her tulle veil was caught
| with orange blossoms. She carried n
bouquet of white orchids and lilies of
| tho valley. and her only ornament was
| the groom's gift. a crescent OF pearls.
Mr.. Brown gave his daughter away.
| John Il. Higgins. Jr.. of Rockville. Md.
was best man. and the ushers included
| Robert l.. Bruce. Carroll L. Garnett. of
| this city: Leaven Bristor Plummer. of
Portsmouth, George Brewer. Randolph
| Talbot and Roy Warfeld. all of Rock
Vile, Md. Little Margaret Freeman
and John Swartwout. cousins OF the
bride, held the ribbons.
| Miss Elizabeth Brown, who was her
sisters maid OF honor, wore a gown
of pale crepe de chine with an over
dress of lace and a velvet train. and
Mrs. Leaven b. Plummer of Ports
mouth. who was dame of honor, was
gowned In yellow charmeuse. aud wore
n black bird OF paradise in her hair.
| The bridesmaids, Misses Alice Nc
| Gavock, of Waterford: Laura Higgins.
of Rockville. Md: Mary Wilson and
Lucy Clay Brown, of this City. wore
| charming costumes of gold colored
crepe de chine, draped In lace with
] white aigrettes In their hair. All OF