The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-21
home in Richmond for great man,

hohe IN lichinond Tor great many
years.
The ceremony took place in the long
drawing room in the bay window
which was bnnlscd with palms and
mics and the Rt. Rev. Dennis j. O'Con-
nell, Bishop OF Richmond, assisted by
rather Louis Smct. otiiciated. The
brides wedding gown was an exquisite
aNilr brought from over the seas es-
pecially for her bridal. 1t was fash
Toned OF softest white satin with a
ionS court train and ilounces of
venetian point lace, the bodice being
formed of Illusion and duchess lace
embroidered in seed pearls. Her veil
OF iiinsion fell from a wreath OF orange
blossoms and sprays of the same fow
ers caught it to the hem of her gown
she carried presentation bouquet of
mes OF the valley. Miss Alma Hip-
gins. OF Atlanta, who was her cousins
mad OF honor and only attendant. was
gowned in a French dress OF palest
pink brocaded charmeuse, made with n
tunic OF cream -colored lace and finished
Win iur The neck and sleeves were
embroidered in iridcscent beads. and
she carried n garden hat filled with
plhk sweetpeas and Killarney roses.
Ut. charles NJ Edwards was his broth
cr3 best man. Only relatives and n
lew Intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony, and no invitations were
issued on account of mourning in the
brides family. Pink roses and azaleas
were used TO decorate tho library, and
INC dinins-room was arranged with
whltc flowers and Southern smila1. The
brides wedding day was the same az
her mothers, who was before her mar
rage TO Mr. Cnu.siy tho lovely Miss
Ahce Higgins. OF this city, and her
wedding at old st. Peters Cathedral
WAS brllliant affair, with many dis
tinguishcd guests In attendance.
Afr
North on their wedding trip, and Will
later be at home at los West Grace
street. Among the out-of-town guests
present was Charles c. Broy, American
vice-consul TO Milan, Italy.
Dinner Mt the Northumberland.
Mitchell Harrison, OF Warrenton and
Washington, was host at a handsome
dinner last evening at the Westmore-
land Club. Mr. fIarrison's guests in
GUIDED u. +. Cox. NJ. l.. KohIcr, of Phil
aneiphia; Judge X. Carter Scott, James
". Graves, George J.. Coleman. Senator
g. H. Fletcher. John Keith. Judge =,
= iurner. =! ID. Richards. Allen Potts.
walter oliver. l.. j. Meetze. Senator
thornton, w W. Tiffany, G. l.. Tiffany,
1onn Orr Danicl and Senator Harmon.
Governor Elect Henry G. Stuart, who
was also invited, was unable to nc
ccpt.
Recent Affairs
Mrs. William Hodges Mann gave tho
second OF series OF at-homes in tho
Executive Mansion yesterday after.
noon from TO o'clock. The drawing
rooms were decorated in roses and
smilaX, and vase OF American Beau
ties was used on tho tea table Mrs.
W. w. Sale poured tea.
Mrs J. j. Hickok was hostess at n
tea on Monday afternoon at her home.
S2l West Franklin Street The mar
Tors were decorated in bowls of spring
flowers.
Miss Emily Wadleigh gave a tea yes
tcrday afternoon. Miss Wadleigh's
guests included a number OF the young
or society schoolgirls, and the tea table
was arranged with roses and mig
nonette.
At Home This Afternoon.
Mrs. James Branch Cabell will be at
home at hcr residence, "Dumbarton
Grange" this afternoon from to G
o'clock. Mrs. Branch will continue her
at-homes through the month of Janu-
HarrisOn-Smfth.
pretty wedding yesterday after
noon was that of Miss Elizabeth Wall
smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Aaclin Smith, and Joseph Hobson Har-
rison. son of Mrs. Anna Harrison and
the late Rev. John Hartwell Harrison.
~ w chioHy tOoK pace at o'clock
nj the home OF the brides parents, 2O21
stuart Avenue, and Mrs. r. w. Dodson
played the wedding marches and ITO
Water Lily" very SOFTLY during the
service. The house was decorated in
palms. ferns and roses and white lilies,
and candles were used on the i'm
provised altar ut ono end of the draw
ing-room.
Tho bride descended the stairs with
her brother. Robert Garland Smith, of
Norfolk, who gave her away. She wore
smart travelling costume of taupe
broadcloth with hat to match, and
| carried shower bouquet of lilies Of
the valley and orchids. Miss Patio
May Smith, who attended her sister
as maid of honor. was gowned in vio-
let crepe de chino trimmed in shadow
lace; and carried bouquet of purple
vlolets Miss A. Jean Smith, who also
attended her sister, wore gown OF
yellow charmeuse and lace with bou-
auet of sunburst roses. Fred Harrison
OF Danville, was his brothers best
man and only attendant. The Rev. w.
r. Laird, D. D.. OF Danviile performed
the ceremony and little Ammo Harrison,
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