The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26
tho mid winter dances at Hampdcn.
Wornan's Club Notes.

I tho mid winter dances at Hampton
Sidney.
W0nan's Club Notes.
The lecture TO DO given by DIR. j. c.
Metcalf before the members of tho
Woman's Club on The Letter in Lit
erature' has been po<tponed from Fri
day evening of this week until Friday,
March z. at $3.50 r. NJ DR.. Metcalfs
lectures have been perhaps the most
notable features OF the club program
this season.
At the club this afternoon at half
paat 4 o'clock Admiral Harric Webster
will discuss Price Golfers West and
East" when tho Literary Round Table
holds its regular meeting.
woody-NarabIc.
MISC Daisy Dell MarabIc, daughter
OF Mrs. Roselint lIaw Atarable, and
benjamin Chester Woody wcrc married
last night at halr-past O'Clock in
Monumental Episcopal Church in this
city The chancel and altar OF the
church we're banked with palms. smilaa
and lavender and yellow flowers, and
the ceremony was performed by the
rector. Rev. James ~ Morris. Pro-
fcssor benjamin J. Potter wac at the
organ and rendered tho wedding
marches and an elaborate program
during the half-hour the guests were
assembling.
Tho bride entered the church with
her brother. George Franklin Marable.
who gave her away. and her wedding
gown was OF ivory chai neuse yelled in
chiffon. The bodice vas finished with
pearls and duchess lace. and her veil
of Illusion was caught up with lilies
OF the valley Her only ornament was
q diamond pcrdant, the groo!ns gift
and she carried white prayer book.
with markers OF lilies OF the valley
and white orchids Little Rosalin
| fif ,.s 4 t,. -,
as tiowcr-glrl. wore a frock of white
embroidered MULE and lace, with n
wide sash Of yellow ribbon and car
ricd lavender sweet peas Waring l..
Woody, Of Norfolk, was his brother
best man.
Mrs. a 9 Wright was dame of honor.
and wore "a gown OF lavender crepe
dc chine, made over satin of the same
shade, ana carried an arinful of la
Ncndcr sweet peas. The bridesmaids.
Misses Margaret NJ Could and RUBY
Lyle, were gowned alike in yellow.
charmeusc, draped with lavender chif
fon cloth. and carried showc- bouquets
OF yellow roses. The ushers included
Messrs. John Haw. Wir, Marks, Frank
Wilson, Hartwcll Marks, with Henry
Woody a cousin of the groom as mas
ter OF ceremonies.
reception at the jefferson Hotel
followed the ceremony at the church.
Mr.. Woody and his bride leaving later
for an extended honeymoon in the
North Decorations for the reception
"ere in quantities OF slnilax and XII
iarney roses, and souvenirs for the
guests present were rose-colorcd boxos
OF wedding cake, topped with pink
nosegays
After March Is, Mr. and Mrs. Woody
VIII be at home at lO7 Third Avenue.
! Highland Park.
Important Meeting.
] he
! society VIII hold it's regular monthly
meeting this morning at IL o'clock
at the Confederate Museum. This is
very important meeting, and all
/ members Of the society are urged 10
! be present.
Leave for Clifton Forge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Means. accom-
panied by Mrs. Means's mother. spent
short time here this week at the
Jefferson Hotel, en- route to their home
near clifton Forge, from Florida
( whero they have been for the mast
/ several weeks. AFR. and Mrs. Means
nave one of the handsomest country
are prominently known throughout
! the state
Entertain Friends
air. and Mrs. L. B. Kidd gave :,
George Washington party in honor Of
several out-of-town guests last week
! = S'ioi 3chcnc or red. white and blue
was carried out in the decorations .nI
souvenirs suitable for the occa aston
were presented to the guests present
f. AIR. and Mrs. Kidd had as their puasts
/ iof the AFFAIR Mrs. Tredway. of Vir
| Eihih Beach; Miss Deal Walsh, of Pc
tersburg; Misses Myrtle and Lucille
,,e, or Swansboro: Miss Mary
Mimoeriing and Miss Mary Wilbur.
] OF Lancaster, Pa: Claude Hyman. or
Smlthfield. \. c.: p Walsh. OF Albanv
/ n. y; Mr.. and Mrs. George Rust Mrs
mason. Miss Pearl Ellington. Mr. ana
Mrs. McGruder, Mrs. e G. Rogers AT;ss
Eaith Rogers. Misses Hilda PipIlin,
Minnie Fredrickson, Goldie McDon,
ousn. Messrs. c. u. Smith, Ralph Aus
IN p , !onn Demenh, Victor Lindsey, w.
~. ~; faulkner, George Tinslcy. ]. x.
Ihohas, of Mount Holly, n. c.: Eric
/ Pipkin and Parker Kidd
! Quiet Wedding.
me marriage OF Miss Louise Wora
! daughter of Mrs. Ada Stocker word
ana Laughton Watkins NuckoIs. son
I or MIR. and Mrs. Abncr NrckoIe w.
! celebrated on Monday eveninr ~ ''f .
o'clock at the home OF the bride Tx
North Adams Street tho Rev w r
Young, ID. d., of Centenary Mctboaist
Church. officiating. DECORATIONS ynero
IN PAINS and growing plants. with
southern sinilaX and lighted candles
4 -. '''p ihiitclS. Ine bride lyOrn :,
| tailored gown of taupe cloth. wifi, :,
togue TO match, and a corsage bououet
Vi orchids. and was given away by her
brother. Thomas Nelson Word. Mrs.
III. IL. Nutting, of Portland, Me- was
her sisters matron of honor. ana wora
a gown OF Nell rose charmeuse She
carried lilies of the valley. The brides
mother was gowncd in apple green
charmeuse, made with an overdress or
| black lace, and Mason q N,ol,oI
tended the groom as his best man.
Little Dorothy Clarke Nutting, a niece
Of the bride. carried tho ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nuckols left later In
the evening for Southern wedding
trip that includes Jacksonville, St.
Augustine and Palm Beach. and on
their return will be at home at 1O4
EAST FRANKLIN Street, Richmond. Tho
wedding was very quiet one and
was celebrated In the presence of only
the Immediate families of the bride
| ard groom.
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