The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17

Baylor Armistcad, of Fauauicr County
wearing lovely gowns of golden
coIored brocade. trimmed in lace and
rhincstones, descended the stairs Just
ahead Of tho bride and tho ribbons
were held by two little relatives of
nc groom. Ida Watkins and James
Peasants Massie. They wore quaint
pages costumes copied from AN old
PRINT, and the bridesmaids carried old
fashioned noscgays OF purple iris
edged with lace friIl and tied with
steamers OF yellow tulle. The grooms-
men included Julien II. HILL Sidney
i!licrson. Joel Perrin and Samuel 4.
Patt"son. all Of Richmond
IN" wedding. although "a home ar
falr and celebrated ia the presence
"i only the relatives and a few init
mate friends Of the bride and groom, is
one OF the most important of the spring
season. and is OF wide interest through
out the state. Both bride and groom
belong TO families long prominent in
the society OF Richmond. and some
very pretty entertaining in honor Of
IN" bridal party preceded the marriage
last evening.
After wedding journey, Mr.. and
Mrs Watkins will be at home at BIG
East Grace street. There were a num-
per OF prominent out of town guests
in Richmond to attend the ceremony.
McCnbe-AIiey.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Ward Alley. daughter Of. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. j. Alley. Of Chesterfield County. to
Allen Goodwin McCabe. prominent
young business man of this city took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
in the home of the brides uncle. G,
-: Alley. 414 North Thirty third street.
Inc ceremony was performed by the
rev w. i. Gibson, pastor OF the Broad
aus Memorial Baptist Church, and the
parlors were decorated in palms,
ferns and pink and white lowers. Miss
Marion Alley played the wedding
march from Lohensrin. accompanied
by little Willard Alley on the violin,
and 20, Believe Nc" was PLAYED very
softly during the ceremony.
The bride. who entered with her
maid OF honor. wore a goingaway
gown of blue cloth with hat of the
same shade and corsage bouquet of
orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss
Nirgie l.. Harris, of this city, who was
maid or honor, wore a gown of mink,
messalinc and carried a bouuuct of
Killarney roses Joseph T. Reynolds,
OF Richmond attended the groom as
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCabe left at once for
a wedding trip of ten days, and on
thclr return to Richmond will make
thelr home at 200 North Twenty eighth
street.
Card Tournament.
The seventh card tournament Of the
season VIII be played this evening at
o:l5 o'clock in the parlors OF the Wo-
mans Club. Auction bridge will be
prayed and the usual supper will be
served at the card tables following
me conclusion OF the game. The same
rules concerning men partners and the
registering of tables will be observed
Meetings To-Dny.
y
mans College Will meet this afternoon
AT i o'clock at the residence Of Miss
Enima Whitfield 1900 Grove Avenue.
y, Mary Porter. delegate to THE
\. W. z. y. Convention, will address
the meeting.
There will be very important
meeting of the lakewood Memorial AS
ISOLATION this afternoon at 4 o'clock
IN the brick schoolhouse of Johns
Church All members OF this asso-
ciatlon are urged to be present at the
meeting.
VIII Not Meet To-Day.
because members of the Equal Suf-
,raSc League OF Richmond are, as a
pody' deeply interested in the work
OIL inc education conference this week
ana In attendance upon many of its
meetings, the regular Thursday after
noon program at league headquarters
VIII pc omitted for this week
e''ci received from Miss Mary
Johnston. who Is now at her home.
Three Hills" in Warm Springs Valley,
announces the formation of a new
branch league at Buchanan, as the
result Of an address given by her on
april y. The officers of the Buchanan
league arc Miss Sally. Gillian. pres-
ldcnt: Mrs. obenchain, vice president,
and Miss BESSIE ellis. secretary. Miss
Johnston held a. highly successful
meeting In the new Salem courthouse
auditorium after leaving Bnchanan
She was introduced by DIR. Painter, OF
me salem College. During Miss John
ston's stay in Roanoke she was de-
lightfully entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucian n. Cooke and Miss Matte
Cooke, OF Hollins
Charity Affairs.
There Will be 6. minstrel show by
number Of young men OF Barton
Heights at st. Mary's Hall, corner of
Fourth and Marshall Streets. on FRI
day evening, Ap-iI IL s5at3s.15 nS,Iootr