The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Household
Interests
MISS LILLIAN E. WATSON
BRIDE OF H. RYRlE WOOD
ceremony Takes Place at Home OF
hridc's Parcnts-Chorfty bridge
Party for ShcItcring Arms.

N color scheme of pink and green
a was carried out TN oughoIt the lower
moor OF the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
u William Gray Watson. 932 West Grace
street, Tor the marriage last evening
nt their daughter. Lillian Eudora, to
i Henry w. Wood. of this city. The
d ceremony took place at Gao o'clock.
inc Rev. samuel G. Hutchcr, ID. ~.
pastor OF Centenary Methodist Church,
assisted by the Rev. Frank #. Ne
| taden, ID. D., pastor of the First Pres
| oyterian Church. officiating. Only the
relatives of the bride and groom and
lew intimate friends we're present
An improvised altar OF palma, Bride
roses and Cathedral candles was ar
ranged in the drawing room. aud tho.
mnntels we're banked with Southern
smilSN. ferns and Killarney roses.
american Beauty roscs and palms were
used In the dining-roorn ana hall. and
tho stairway was hung with smilax.
rho brides wedding dress was OF
white satin trimmed in tullc and prin-
cess lace. with q cape and jacket ef-
feet of real lace. The long court train
was OF satin. and she carricn n shower
| bouquet of orchids and lilies of the
valley. Her veil of illusion was ar
ranged IN cap and fastened with
orange blossoms. Mr.. Watson gave his
uhuRhter IN marriage. and they were
mot ut the altar by tho groom and his
brother, Gordon Fraser Wood. who was
best mar. Miss Hnzcltine chIidrev
Watson. who att"aISd her sister AZ
maid OF honor. wore pink charmeuse
made with tunIc of pink tulle and
trimmed In pink rosnhuds. She carried
an armful OF Killarney roses tied with
! strcamers Of pink g0uzc Little
Katherine jean Wood ard Mary Kathc-
4 r!ne Whittct, who held the ribbons.
wore froclsS OF white mule and lace
! with white sashes
reception for the bridal party and
those witnessing the ceremony WAS
held, after which MIR. and AIRS. Wood
lett for wedding Journey. which will
include Toronto, Canada; Michigan.
Ne" YORK and other places OF interest
some OF the guests from q distance at
i tending the ceremony were Miss Mar
! saret Robinson, ot lexington; Margaret
l ana julia Lee, OF Baltimore: kllburncy
1 t'arrett. of Lynchburg. and Mrs Harry
Ryric Wood of Toronto, Canada.
The bride Is lovely 9iri, and has
pedn Nery popular in society here since
her debut two seasons ago. and her
wedding. although very quiet home
anatr, is OF much interest 10 society
here and throughout tho state
Charity bridge Party.
announcement has just been made
by the Belle X. Harrison Memorial
Circle OF Kings Daughters OF their
annual charity bridge party. which is
to take place this season on Wednes-
day afternoon, November II. AZ $3.50
ginia. Tho entertainment. which IL
always one of the biggest events OF tho
social year. so far as charity functions
are concerned ~, OF course, open 10
the public to attend and take part In
and many tables Will he engaged for
parties in advance. II Will be bridge
tea this year, and tea VIII be served
At the card tables after the game. This
circle gives Il similar function each
season for the benefit OF their room at
hn Gh.lv ri, IA,- eel
the circle includes In its membership
some OF the most prominent society
women of tho city. Tables may ne re-
served through Mrs. II. Stcwar, Hume.
Of l135 West Avenue and Mrs George
Ainslie, OF ICES West Grace Street.
Halloween Dance.
Society Will be much in evidence to-
morrow evening at the Halloween ball
that VIII be held AT the Richmond
! Hotel. Decorations Will he in keeping
with the celebration OF Halloween, and
there will he special dancing by Miss
Emily Francis Hooper and Ellsworth
Cook, OF New York, whose artistic
dancing and demonstration Of the new
est steps has been the subject OF much
Interested comment since their arrival
At the Richmond this month. The
Richmond gave series of balls and
entertainments last week which were
very Interesting affairs. and the dances
every evening there have proved very
popular events this season.
Invitations Out.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis have
sent out invitations for the marriage
4 OF their daughter, Alice Thornton, and
Frank A. Bolts. of Louisville, Ky
Saturday, November Z. The ceremony
will take place at st. Thomass Church,
White sulphur Springs, W. Va. and
will no followed By reception at
the summer home OF Ny. and MIS-.
Lewis the Meadows
Series OF Bridge Pnrtics.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Beth
Ahabah Temple Will begin their Series
Of bridge parties In the JEFFERSON iotsl
on Saturday evening n $3.50 o'clock.
All members are expected to be present.
Approaching Wedding.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hickman. OF Halifax
County, has sent out cards for the we'd
ding Of her daubhter. Minta Armcs, to
Lewis G.. Brock, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Andrew j. Brock. of Petersburg, Friday
afternoon, October 80. at Mount Laurel
Methodist Church. the ceremony TO be
performed in the presence OF relatives
and u few intimate friends. The groom
is we'll known In Petersburg and has
many friends In Richmond. After a
short bridal tour North they will reside
on Grove Avenue, PetersburG
In New York.
Among those from Richmond noted in
New York during the past week. have
been: C. Il. Williams, Mr.. ard Mrs $.
G. Frear. William II. Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. II. r. Gwathmey. Jr.. Mir. and Mrs.
r. r. Taylor, Miss |. NJ. Taylor. ]. III.
Williamson, y. H. Powers, Charles G.
Reed, John d. Taylor, Miss i. Michel
bacher ]. II. Estes. T. L. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs Il. NJ. Nunnolly, Miss y. w.
|, Barker, Il. Dietrich and John Garland
Pollard.
CersIcy-Iiarley.
The colonial home of Mrs Maggie
Cersley, Woodland Heights. was the
scene OF q quiet, but very pretty, we'd
ding Tuesday, October 20. at high noon.
when her daughter, Beatrice Nernell,
became the bride OF Edwin Turner fiar
lev, the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. Wesley Baker, of Porter Street
Presbyterian Church.
Only the members of the immediate
families were present Tie bride wore
!. going away gown of Copenhagen blue
nroadcloth trimmed with fur and car