The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
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Tor. October 4 arc now at Atlantic
city. They will visit friends in New
York and Philadelphia before return
ing 20 their home
Quiet Home Wedding.
mo wedding of MISS Elizabeth
ierndon Hatcher, daughter of the late
Dr. William Il. Hatcher. of this city.
ana Henry VIM Sajlcr. OF Atlanta.
Ga, was celebrated very quietly at
me Dride's mother, near Fork Union.
on Wednesday morning. All decora-
tons were in white and green, and the
pride wore gown OF white silk crepe
trimmed In real lace draperies and a
wedding veil of rose point lace. Miss
Orrle l.. Hatcher. OF Bryn Mawr, Pa.
who was her sisters maid of honor
was gowned In white charmeuse
trimmed In fur and embroidered in seed
pearls with white picture hat and
carried an armful of white chrysan-
thernums. Samuel y. Dunstan. of this
city. was best man. and the ushers in
Guided Marvin Harcum. OF Philadelphia:
George Hatcher Snead. OF Richmond
Dr.. Frank Talley, of Petersburg. and
w. G. Hatcher, of Bedford City.
owing to mourning in the brides
family. invitations to the ceremony
were limited. and all details of the
wedding carried out with the utmost
simplicity. Mr.. and Mrs. Sadler are
spending their honeymoon in Ashe-
vile. n. c., and will later make their
home in Atlanta.
Glasses Begin.
An interesting. event OF this week
Is the opening OF Miss Ella Binfords
dancing classes tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock in the old Mary John
son schoolhouse corner of Madison and
Grace Streets. All OF the fashionable
little children in town will DO In at
tendance and the dances are TO be very
charming affairs indeed.
Mrs. Thurrton's Recital.
Mrs w. Il. Thurston. principal Of the
Richmond School OF Expression. and
representatives OF her various classes
will give the first of a series of re-
citals at the StieT music hall. III
October "a. All parties and friends Of
tho school are cordially invited to
attend
Fredericksburg Card Party.
One of the pretticst Of the prc-nup-
tial entertainments OF the Savage
Yates wedding took place Wednesday
night, when Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Smith Shepherd were hosts at auction
bridge at their homo in Frcdericks-
burg. The house was handsomely
arranged for the occasion. and there
wcro large number OF tables Mrs
Theodore Miller, of Baltimore. made
top score and wone the first prize and
DIR. c. Mason Smith won the mems
prize. Very appropriate prizes were
also awarded to Miss Yates and Mr.
Savage, and favors consisting OF minia-
turo dress hats and parasols filled
with confetti were given the guests.
who Hhowercd the contents upon the
bride elect.
Mrs. William boswell. of New Or
leans, and Miss Judith Shepherd pre-
sided NJ the punch table. The ices
were in shapes of wedding bells. hearts
and "old slippers"
The following were present: Miss
Susie Mallory Yates. Joseph Lynn
Savage. Miss savage sister OF the
groom; Mrs. ]. Jordan. of BROOKLYN
n. y; Mr. and Mrs Theodore Miller
Baltimore; Daniel /. Miller. OF Balti-
more. Miss Wynkoop. Of Charles Town.
". Va: Mrs. Burnel OF Washington:
Mrs. william boswell, of New Orleans;
Mrs. a. b. Yates, Miss Luciia Yates.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Howard. Edgar
NJ Young. y. y Bolts, \. w. Embrey.
II. II Gibson, Chester J.. Goolrick \
II. wallace. Frank C. Baldwin. A. p.
Thornton, Mcsdames McClellnnd Eler-
by, ]. s. Wallace. Champ Corbin. J.
G.. King. w. II. Carter; Misses AIarga-
ret Shepherd. Kate Dopgctt. Judith
Shepherd. Flora Mason. Sally Carter,
Lena Harrison, Page Waller. Edmo Lee
Helen Northrup. Mary GUSTS Lee. Nell
lie Carmichael, Mary Height. Lucy
Hcrndon; Messrs. Frank Chichester.
William *. Goolrick. Manvillc, George
Nichol'on. DIR. c. Mason Smith, Dr. F.
H. DeJarnettc. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Smith Shepherd.
Leaving for Oklahoma.
After spending the summer with her
aunt Mrs. F. *. Frayser. at her home.
corner Of North Thirty-second street.
Miss Fannie May Binns will leave next
Saturday for her home in Oklahoma.
Miss Binns Will be accompanied West
by Miss Ethel Hare, of this city
Pretty Wedding.
Emmanuel Baptist Church was the
scene OF pretty wedding last We'd
hesday evening, at o'clock. when
Miss Gussie Tanning Penberton was
married to Herbert Thomas Harrison.
The church was decorated with ferns
palms and cvcrgrecns, and the we'd
ding marches were rendered by Miss
Grace Sheperdson. the Rev w. T. Hail.
pastor OF the church. performing the
ceremony. The bride entered the
church with her father who gave her
In marriage. She wore gown of
ivory-white satin finished In shadow