The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-06
Mr.. AND MRS. PARDEE WILL.
MOTOR IN NEW ENGLAND
Colonel md Mrs. David Spencer Bill
Are ut the Jefferson Hotel.
for 'rhts Week.

Mir. and Mrs. ]. H. Pardee. the latter
formerly Miss Mamie McClung. OF this
city. sailed from Liverpool on Septem-
Der % for Boston, Mass, following an
and Mrs. Pardee Will motor through
Now England and Virginia. stopping
with relatives in this city, en- route
for the South. where they will spend
the winter months. Their wedding was
celebrated In Richmond last seasonal
Mrs. Pardee. who lis a very beautiful
woman. has been much admired in
Richmond. where she has spent most
OF her time.
Visiting Here.
Colonel and Mrs. David Spencer Bill,
OF THE Homestead" near Spencer. are
registered at the Jefferson Hotel, in
Richmond. for this week. Colonel and
Mrs. Bill have recently returned TO Vir-
ginia, after spending their honeymoon
in Canada and New York.
RobiRx-Bowmnn.
Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins. Mrs.
Thomas c. Gordon and Mrs. Russell
Crershaw have gone to Lynchburg
where they will attend the marriage
this evening of Miss Annette Louise
Bowman to Nelson Robins, son OF the
late Colonel William Todd Robins, OF
this city. The wedding ceremony will
take place in the home OF the brides
mother. on Boonesboro Road, at z
o'clock Rev. w. r. l.. Smith, u. D.,
and Rev. w. w. Hamilton VIII officiate,
The wedding is one of the most In
teresting Of the fall nuptial events,
and a number Of distinguished guests
from a distance are In Lynchburg to
attend it.
Dradiey-WoodEon.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. l.. Woodson, of Char
lottesville. announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter. Mary Coleman, to DR.. En-
nett Robertson Bradley, of Charles
City, County. The marriage will be
celebrated Tomorrow.
Bride Entertained.
Among the attractive functions given,
In honor OF Miss Martha Sutherland,
whose marriage to James Riyes Wor-
sham, OF Norfolk. took place In this
city Saturday evening, was linen
shower, at which Miss Dora Horner was
hostess. Miss Elizabeth Tyler also en-
tertained Thursday at luncheon, fol-
lowed by box party. the bridal party
being guests of the occasion.
a very pretty miscellaneous shower
was given by Miss Elizabeth Kennedy
Friday afternoon at the Hamilton
Apartment In honor of the bride. The
reception hall and living and
dining room We're artistically decorated
in palms. ferns and white flowers, a
color scheme of white and green being
carried out everywhere. Those present
beside the gust Of honor and her hos
tess were MiSSeS Cara Steed, Laura
Worsham and Emily Harrell. of Nor
folk; Mrs. Pennypacker. of Alexandria:
Mrs. Trevillian Sutherland, Mrs. Jock
Eley, Mrs Arno Heinrich, Miss Dora
Horner, Mrs. j.. p. Fitzgerald. Misses
Ethel Shackford, Erma Fuller, Martha
Blair, Mrs. George Barnard, Mrs. Frank
Richeson1 Mrs. J. b. Watkins. OF Bon.
Air; Mrs. irwin l.. Sutherland, Mrs. We'll
ford Sutherland. Misses Jean and Eliza
both McGraw, Edith Michaels, Hazel
Micheiboro and Miss Kennedy.
Leaving for the South.
Judge and Mrs. William Hunt Har-
rls and their small son, who have been
In Virginia for the summer and fall
months will leave next week for their
home at Key West, Fla Judge and
Mrs. Harris and their son have been
with the Misses Yaden at .Buck Hill"
during their stsy in Richmond and fol-
lowing an extended visit to Wayncs-
boro.
Eeturns TO South Dakota.
q Rev. II. 1sWestropp. of Greenwood,
9. D., has returned 60 his parish, after