The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-01
at charlottesville this evening at Gao

Nc "SuulnS OF MISS Elizabeth Gull
zen Anderson. daughter o: John T.. T.
anderson. 20 Nathaniel Wilson Broomc.
son OF DR.. and Mrs. r. G. u. Broone,
although 10 be celebrated very quietly
this afternoon at o'clock IS an event
OF no small interest In Richmond, and
:. number OF relatives and friends from
this city are IN louisa to attend the
ceremony. No Invitations were issued,
and the marriage is to take place In
st. Johns Chapel. near Louisa.
Buck From Motor Trip.
James 9. Tinslcy ard his daughters.
Misses Lehore and Claire Tinslcy, have
returned TO Ficquenocque" after a mo-
tor trip to Mathews County Mr.. Tins
ley and the Misses Tinsley were &C
coinpanied on their trip by Miss Mary
Butler who has been visiting friends
In Richmond for several weeks, and
they we're guests OF Mr. and Mrs. ST
Clair Butler at Poplar Grove" before
leaving for this city
To Visit the WiIInrds.
Says the Baltimore News:
Miss Elizabeth G. Hopkins N!l! sail
IN November from New York for Flu
rope, where she Will first visit in Mad
rid Joseph L. Willard, the unrba ssador
70 Spain. and Mrs. Willard. Miss Hop
klns VIII spend most of the winter in
Rome with Mrs. Alfred Partridge
klots. formerly Miss Agnes Boone, OF
baltimore, who has taken an apart
ment there. Before returning home
Miss Hopkins will be the guest Of
Theodore Marburg. the minister to Bel
GUM. and Mrs. Marburg, at their home
III brussels. and also will visit the
ambassador TO italy. DR.. Thomas Nell
son Page. and Mrs. Page. Miss Hop
kins Is now visiting her sister Mrs a
Howard Rcnshaw, ~ Noro,on. Conn.
where she viii remain until the latter
part of October"
Il ~,
ited Miss Belle Willard in Richmond.
when some very handsome entertaining
was done in her honor
Invitations Out.
Mrs. William k.ldridgc Hatcher has
issued invitations for the marriage of
hef daughter, Elizabeth Herndon. TO
Henry VIM Sadicr. formerly Of Vir-
gina, but now of Georgia. the cere-
mony 10 take place on the morning of
Wednesday. October 10. at 1880 o'clock.
al Careby Hall" the Hatcher home.
near FORK Union. Following a wed
dihg Trip. Mr.. Sadler and his bride will
DC AZ nome In Atlanta after November
The bride-elect is daughter OF the
late Dr. William =. Hatcher. for TWEEN
ty-siN years pastor of the Grace Street
baptist Church IN this city, and her
wedding is OF great interest TO friends
ana relatives in Richmond and
throughout the South
Approaching Wedding
Announcement has been made OF the
approaching marriage OF Miss Emma
Wolfe ana William L. Gleason tn.
ceremony Will take place on Saturd,v
pctober Is, at noon at Westville Ban
tlst Church III Mathews County Mr.
r!eason Is prominent in business cir
v!es OF Newport News. where he makes
MS home, and Miss Wolfe is a dauph-
tcFs OF Mr. and Mrs. y. c. Wolfe of
Mathews
Hume Wedding
Quantities OF palms. white flowers
ana llghted candles decorated the horne
OF Mrs. > i. Wuddill at 34I5 Grove
venue Yesterday morning at II
ciVSk' when her niece. Miss Alice Lon
non ~ Malker' daughter OF Mrs Virginia
i walker, became the bride OF Ed
ware stephenson Lovett. formerly Of
Charleston West Va but now of this
city. Rev. III. ID. c. Maclachlan. u. ID.
performed the ceremony The bride
, MO wore smart going away suit of
oiue cloth with hat to match. and
carried bouquet of lilies of the val
ley and orchids. entered the parIors
win her brother. ]. Henley Walker.
VINO gave her away Miss Emily
Wright Waddill was maid OF honor. and
wore quaint gown of pink creme with
u biack velvet hat and carried a
bouquet OF white chrysanthemums.
Va. was the groom's best man.
MIR. and Mrs. Lovctt left Immediate
~ after the ceremony for a wedding
trip that VIII include New York CITY
ana other places OF interest in the
North.
Leave for Frcderfcksburg.
Orvillc Becbe, Mr.. and Mrs TT n
Armstrong and their mother. of o1Oo
East Broad Street. left yesterday to
spend week In Frcdericksburr. The
party made the trip from Richmond
by automobile. and will return the
same way.
L. ID. G. Receptions.
Inc Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities will tender n
reception this afternoon from to s
O'Clock to The delegates and altcrnates
attending the United Daughters OF
the Confcderacy Convention. The re-
cepticn Will be held in the historic
John Marshall House and the officers OF
the association and the John Marshall
House Committee. which has the reccp-
tion In charge. will receive. They will
he assisted by 4 number OF young GIRLS
In tho dining room, and decorations will
be In fall flowers. All members OF
the y. T. V. a. may attend, and adj
1nittancc FOR them will be their 1913
receipt cards
Another Interesting reception to DO
given this afternoon for the visiting,
Daughters will take place ut 1870
o'clock Mt the Confederate Home, 3
East Grace Street with Lee Chapter.
United Daughters of the Confectionery,
as host. The rooms will be prettiiy
decorated. and the receiving line will
include officers of the chapter and
tho Confederate Home, with Miss Mary
CIstis Lee, who is honorary president
Of both
Stny-nt-Iomc Whist club.
Tho Stay Home Whist Club met
or Monday evening with John Tyler
at his home, SIG West Franklin Street.
The highest score was made by Mrs.
Bland SpottswooG Smith and Arthur
p. Wilmer. The club will meet next
week with Mrs. Bland Smith Mt her
apartment lii the Hanover.
Returned to RichmOnd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. rinsley have
returned to their apartment at tho
Chesterfield, after spending the sum
mex in tho North. Mr.. and Mrs. Tins
10y have been in Canada and also
Niagara Fails washington and tho
Of Virginia, before return
ing to Richmond.
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