The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
Prominent Wedding.


An exchange contains the following
of interest here:
"A wedding of a great dea! of inter
est took place Wednesday in Macon,
Ga, when Miss Harriette Winchester,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. W. X. Win
chester. OF Macon. became the bride Of
/ Edward Griffith Dodson. OF Norfolk.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Dodson.
The ceremony took place at Christ
I Church and was performed by Bishop
James Winchester. OF Arkansas. an un-
Gle OF the bride.
The church was beautifully decorated
I with palms. ferns. Easter lilies. and
burning candles The bride entered
given away. She wore a handsome
+ gown of white ivory satin. trimmed
with point lace and CIR broidered in
I pearls, her tulle veil was arranged
with orange blossoms, and she car
RED a shower bouquet Of white orchids
and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Nancy Lee Janney. OF Lees
! burg: and Miss Frances Connally. Of
Atlanta were maids OF honor. they
/ wore exquisite gowns Of white lace
over pink charneuse. and carried bOu-
quets Of pink orchids and lilies Of the
valley
! The bridesmaids were Miss Laura
[ Dodson sister OF The groom. Miss
! Mary Conrad. OF Leesburg Miss Jose
phine Jones Miss May Burke. and
( Miss Sarah Tinsley, Of Macon. They
( wore pretty dresses Of pink charmeuse.
and thier bouquets were Of lilies of the
valley.
Miss Haritte Atkins acted as flow
er girl She wore dainty frock of
] I.r- ~ol fr.l-
roses.
/ Lieutenant Stearns Dodson, l nited
States Navy. was his brothers best
man. and the groomsmen were Frank
Mast William " Sargent. Hunter
Bell. and Robert Hughes. OF Norfolk
/ Sterling Nottingham. Of Cape Charles,
Thomas II. Winchester. of Columbus.
Ga: F. c Cole Of New York. John
Ross. Edward Hubbard. Carl Nesbit
and James Winchester of Macon. Ga.
/ The ceremony was followed By a
large and brilliant reception at the
home Of the brides parents. Dr. and
Mrs winchester.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Dodson. Miss
Laura Dodson. Frank Mast. Robert
/ Hughes W. II. Sergeant. Hunter Bell.
Of Norfolk: Mrs. 4. l. McCleland. of
Richomnd Mrs. +. B. White. Miss
Nancy Lee Janney and Miss Conrad
H .
Of Atlanta. Ga. Bishop James Winches-
ter. Of Arkansas Lieutenant and Mrs.
Stearns Dodson. United States Army .
Sterling Nottingham. Of Cape Charles,
Thomas H Winchester. of Colum bus,
Ga: Frank &. Cole. of New York
I Garland Hammer and little daughter
Sarah. OF Lynchburg. and Pollock
Janney. of Leesburg
The groom is a nephew OF Mrs. A
L, Mcclellan. of this city
At the Woman's Club.
In the parlors OF the Womsn's Club
this evening at 50 O'Clock DIT. = G..
+ Nfetcalf viii give an address before
club memb ers and their friends on
shelly the Man and TheOrist-' Dr..
MetcaIf's lectures this season have been
among the notable events OF the winter
and the club parlors are always crowded
for the occasion.
In south Carolina
Mrs Junius A. Morris. Mrs Charles
/ T. Dickinson and Master Dickinson.
OF this city. are now in South Carolina.
where they are visiting Mrs Clyde
/ @ Brown at her home near Florence.
They have recently spent some time al
the Battery Park Hotel in Asheville,
y. c. and will remain IN South Caro-
lima with Mrs. Brown for several weeks
10 come. Mrs. Brown was before her
marriage Miss Elizabeth Kent King. Of
this city.
Interesting Musical.
An interesting vocal and dramatic
entertainment will be given this evening
a. half-Dast clock in the Church