The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21

white satin. carried b basket hlied with
pink and white carnations. and the little
ring bearer. McIdn Hatcher. the seven
year old brother of the bride, carried
the wedding ring in the heart OF
Gala lily. The bride entered with her
maid OF honor, Miss Ruth Powell. OF
Franklin Junction The brides gown
was of white charmeuse with an over
dress OF white chiffon. the yoke being
formed of duchess lace, with pearl
ornaments. Her tule veil was secured
by a wreath of orange blossoms and
she carried a shower bouquet OF BRIDE
roses and lilies of the valley Inc
maid of honor wore gown OF pale
pink messaline yelled with pink chiffon
with crystal trimmings she carried
enchantress carnations They We're
met at the altar by the groom and his
best man. j. Il. Satterheid. Of Milton.
n G. During the ceremony Believe
Me" was softly rendered on the organ
After the marriage brilliant reception
was held at the home Of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore left at ! O'Clock
for Washington and other points orth.
The bride formerly lived In Enneio'
" c., and is the daughter OF Mrs-
II. c. Hatcher and the late Walter
Hunter Pittman. She Is the great
granddaughter of the late Governor
Branch, OF North Carolina. Mr.. Moors
is a prosperous business man OF MiitoN
Mr.. Warde's Talk.
Frederick Warde. a well-known actor
and interpreter of Shakespeare roles,
will be the honor guest at the Womans
Club this afternoon. when ne VIII MAKE
a short informal talk to the cub MEM
bers Mr. Warde has great many
friends in Richmond and the CLUB con
siders IL their privilege 10 do hlm TINS
honor. Mrs John Hunter is chairman
of the afternoon and the talk made oy
Mr. Warde will begin promptly AT
O'Clock and will be followed by a recep-,
ton. Slender vases of roses and mar
cissus will decorate the club pariors
and the entertainment will be d very
interesting and delightful one.
Charity Tea.
An interesting event of to day will
be the tea given by one of he circle
OF All Saints Guild, which will take
place this afternoon in the home OF
Mrs. George Powers, 9l3 Park Avenue.
from 4 TO o'clock. The decorations
will be in spring flowers and the anair
very pleasing one and all interested
are cordially invited to attend.
Woman's Association.
The Woman's Association of st.
Paul's Church will hold "A meeting this
afternoon at : O'Clock. j. r.. Settle,
formerly supervisor of rural schools IN
Virginia but now holding the position
of Geld secretary of the American Play
educational system of Virginia and par
ticularly on the conditions in the rural
schools His talk will be illustrated by
lantern slides and ths meeting Will,
therefore, be held in the Sunday-school
room with entrance on Ninth Street
All women. whether members OF the
association or not, are cordially invited
to attend the meeting this afternoon
A business session will follow MT
Settles lecture. when the annual cleo
ton of officers will take place
At Home This Afternoon.
Mrs. Archer Anderson, OF lp West
Franklin Street. has resumed her at
homes and will receive this afternoon
and every Tuesday afternoon until the
beginning of Lent Mrs Anderson
did not receive the first and second
Tuesday afternoons in this month.
Quiet Wedding.
Tuesday evening of last week. at
1905 Hanover Avenue, a quiet wedding
was celebrated, when Grover C. Kern
and Miss Grace II. Craddock were
married. Rev. l.. ID. Craddock, brother
of the bride. officiating only the I'M
mediate relatives Of the family were
present. owing to recent bereavement
in brides family. Mr.. Kern is young
druggist associated with his brother
in-a.. John r. Bauer, and the bride is
the youngest daughter OF the late d r
Craddock. for years in the City Engi-
necr's Department of this city. Mr
and Mrs Kern left for Washington.
New York and other northern points
on their wedding trip.
In and Out OF Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Turpin have
returned from their wedding trip and
are now at their new nome on Grove
Avenue.
David B. Payne. of this city. is
spending some time with friends in
Lynchbur
Miss Emily Kenny. of Baltimore. is
the guest OF Mrs. John NJ. Broken
brough at her home on Grove Avenue
Dr Charles w. Kent. OF the Uni.