The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

lace. and carried Il shower bouquet Of
Her tulle veil was arranged with
orange-blossoms. They were met at
the altar by the bridegroom and his
best man. Paul Altman. uncle Of the
bride. and Miss Mary Harrison, who
was maid of honor. wore gown of
pink chiffon over crepe meteor Of the
same shade, and carried an armful of
Killarney roses. Mrs. Sanford Long.
who was dame of honor. was gowned
In white messaline trimmed In pearls,
and carried bouquet of white chry-
sa1thcmums
The bridesmaids included Miss Mag
gle Harrison. in blue crepe de chine:
Miss Jenie V. Raabe, in Nile green;
Miss Annie Bell Atkinson. in lavender.
and Miss Ruth Davis in corn colored
bouquets of white chrysanthemums.
Preceding tho bride down the aisle
were little Louise Chappeli. as flower
girl. and Ethel Wood. carrying the
ring in the heart of a lily. Both wore
white silk frocks, with pink and blue
ribbons. The ushcrs were Mcssrs Sid
ney MacEarland. George White. Wes-
ley Utley and O. J. Myers.
The bride Is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John w. Pernbcrton, of 9l7 West
Clay Street; and the groom is promi-
nent in business circles Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison will be at home,
after November ]. at 3l7 West Clay
street following an extended northern
honeymoon. Guests from q distance
attending the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Harrison partnts of the
groom: Mrs. Edgar Tilby, OF Jackson
Vile, Fla; Mrs. Arthur Cogal Miss
Alma Harrison, Allen Harrison. Miss
Lizzie Harrison, all Of Petersburg
Club Ounce.
The Algonquin Club held it's first for
NAL german on Thursday evening. at
the Conservatory Of Music The hall
was prcttlly arranged with fall flow
ers and shaded lights. and light re-
frcshments wore served at II o'clock
The german was led by Eugene T.
Jones, secretary and treasurer of the
club. dancing with Miss Virginia
Spears Among those dancing were
Miss Marie Williams. with w. H KEEL
ly; Miss Barnes, with r.. +. Brugh;
Miss Sallic Hancock. with z. J. Schultz;
Miss Edna Spencer, with r. T Smith ;
Miss Virginia Clements, with l.. r.
Phelps; Miss zulieme DuVal, with L.
II. Guy; Miss Elizabeth Ryall. with
l.. a. Barlow Miss Helen Mcdonnell.
with Ralph 6. Highlands; Miss Nr-
ginia Spears. with T.. II. Jones: Miss
Helen IN keim, with Charles NJ. An
gle. Jr. Miss Katherine Ryan. with
j. w fidCldnN, MISS annie
with Frank r. Kelly; Mrs. Roilin J..
Lewis, with Mr.. Lewis; Miss Ada Fair
lamb with Jesse Flclschman; Miss Ma
bel Warren. with &. w. Smith; Miss Ma
lc Slliles. with MIR. clyde Miss G..
knight. with X II Kcim. Jr.; Miss
Miss Jane Mitchell. with y. w. Orpin;
Miss De Laurc. with l.. +. Mulholland;
Miss Julia Ryan with ID. II. Gregory;
Mrs. James Sweeney, with Mr.. sweeney
The club plans 10 give a german on
the third Thursday evening OF the fall
season
Dnrden-Diggs.
An interesting event on Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. was the mar
riagc OF Miss Susan Randolph Digs.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Digs.
OF Richmond. TO Richard Newt Oar
den. OF Ncwsoms. The ceremony was
very quietly performed at the home of
the brides father, HOS Floyd Avenue,
by Or. ". .. James, pastor of Grove
Avenue Baptist Church. and only the
immediate members of the family were
present
The groom is one OF the family OF
James D. Darden. now deceased, and
Mrs. Mary j. Dardcn, an old and we'll
established family of southampton
County.
Mr. and Mrs Darden have gone
-'oi'h io' theii honeymoon, ana on
their return, November l. will make
their homo with the grooms mother,
Mrs. Mary J. Darden. at Newsoms. Va.
Away for the Winter.
Mrs. Marion Hatcher Chalkley. Miss
Mary Louise Chalkley and Master
Chalkley are spending the all months
in Galveston. Texas. TO be near Mr..
Chalkley, who is travelling in that State.
En- route home they will spend the
early winter in New Orleans
Important Meetings.
st. Johns Circle of Kings Dauch-
ters Will meet on Monday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs Joseph Sorg, at
$50 East Franklin Street Roll call