The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-17
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Tho American ambassador to Spain
'nd Mrs. Joseph Il. Willard and their
daughters, Misses Belle. and Elizabeth
willard. have been tho guests of the
american ambassador to England ana
Mrs. Walter ii. Page at their London
house. Ambassador willard and his
family. according TO n cable from Mad.
rid. arrived there yesterday.
At the WOmnn's Club.
The first card tournament of the sea-
son viii be played this evening at sI5
o'clock at the woman's Club. Auction
bridge Will be the game, and the same
rules concerning men partners will
he observed. Members are asked to
register their tables before IL o'clock
this morning.
There Will be book reception at
the Woman's Club Monday afternoon
At 1870 o'clock. followed by an in
formal tea. Each member is request
ed to bring Il book as IL donation to
tho club library. Mrs. Johs Calvin
Aletcalf Is chairman of the afternoon
Phllilps-DcIancy.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Early Trcsnon
have Issued cards announcing the mar
Iiage OF their sister. Catherine Berna-
uette Delaney. 10 James EldIei Phillips
Jr. at ST. Peters Church on Wednes-
day.
approaching AInrringe.
Cards are out for the marriage of
MISS Susie Lee Crump and Griffin Tay-
lor Garrett il. Miss Crump lis the
daughter OF Mi. and Mrs Edward
Crump OF Lynchburg. and Mr. Garnett
is son OF the late Judge G. II. Car
nett. of Essex ana Mathews, and a
nephew Of the late DR.. Jenifcr Garnet
ot this city. The wedding will be
celebrated at Grace Memorial Church
IN Lynchburg, on October IS. Ensign
Jenifer Garnet. United states Navy
Wlll DO his brothers best man. and
Misses Alpha Crump. of Lynchburg
and Juliet r. Garrett, OF Mathews. will
be flower girls.
After a trip North and a visit to the
former home OF the groom in Mathews
9ir. Garnet and his bride will make
their home in Washington.
Interesting Wedding.
Quantities of yellow and white
flowers. lighted candles and palms
banked the chancel OF Watts Chapel
Union Theological Seminary, last even
ing at o'clock for the marriage of
Miss Annie Mullen English to the Rev
John Mack Walker, of Spray y. =.
trailing vines and fragrant blossoms
were used TO outline the windows ana
doorways Of the chapel and white
flowers were used on the altar. The
ceremony was performed by Dr
HoIits IL liHSilsh, professor OF Greek
At tho Seminary. and father OF tho
bride. assisted by the Rev. u. p Nc
Gcachy, pastor OF old Stone church. In
Iewisburg. W. Va brothcr-tn-law of
the bride. The church was thronred
with guests for the wedding, when
was one Of the most interesting OF the
fall season
The brides wedding gown was fash
Toned OF white crepe meteor and lace
and she carried shower bouquet Of
roses and lilies OF the valley. Hey
long Veil or Illusion. which fcll to the
hem II her gown. was fastened with
a wreath OF orange blossoms Mrs j..
L. Davis. OF ElkIns, W Va who was
dame of honor. wore a gown OF soft
white satin trimmed in pearls. and car
RED a bouquet OF yellow blossoms. Tho
Rev. y. J.. Flanagan attended the groom
as his best man, and little Sarah -.
nm, or Atlanta. wearing "A white
irock and carrying gilt basket OF
yellow roses. WAS flower girl
Misses Katherine Woodrow. Of Co
lumbia. S. C.; Nancy Johnson. OF Farm
Vile; Ressie Belle Cannon. Of Fred
erlcksburg. and Louise Barker. OF this
city. were bridesmaids. They wore fas
cin"ung rocKs OF yellow messaiine
draped In marqulsette Of the same
shade and carried big bouquets of vel
low chrysanthemums. Tho l,roomsmen
included Or a II. Stone. OF I.eaks-
vile. y. c.; b. r. Lacy OF Richmond:
W. w. Pharr. Of Lewisburg. w Va.
and y. r. Clayton. OF Milton. y. c.
\ reception was given at the home
OF the brides parents in Ginter Park.
Immediately after the ceremony ut the
church. and the same color scheme Of
yellow and white was carried ont In