The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-01
EXAMINER BARKSDALE
MARRlES MISS GRANT
Ceremony Takes Place Mt -. Paur'
Church-Oniy Intimate Friends
Present.
NEWFOUNDLAND cLoB DANCE
informal Entertainment for Members
and Their Families VIII Inhc Plnec
This Evening.


walker Grant, daughter OF DR.. aud
Mrs Charles w CarrlnStou. 10 Cnal les
Craddock Barksdale. Tho ceremony.
which took place "ery quietly, m ac-
count OF mournin; IN me Family o.
ia. bride, wa5 celebrated at 81. Paul <
Church at 1 o'clock In the presence
OF only the nearest relatives and u
few intimate friends, IN" Rev. W. Rus
scll Bowie, rector % -. Pnuls Of
iicinting.
and Mrs Barissdiie will make their
home In Richmond. Mr. BariSsdalc is
Il son of JUDI William II. Barhsdale.
OF halifax. and, i. State banI. exam
i:er. hat made his residence here fer
ZONE time past.
Wcstmorclnnd Club Dance.
The Wcstmoreland Club viii give
an informal dance TO the members and
their families this evening at the club
from 9 to II o'clock. These dances.
fairs. VIII be held each week at the
club during May on Friday evenings,
instead OF Saturday, as previously.
Observation-Disclosures.
Thomas Evan Williams. Of Arvonia,
Buckingham County, has issued invita-
lions for the marriage of his sister.
Miss Thomasia Mildred Williams. to
Arthur Lee GLASGOW. OF Littleton, y.
c., the ceremony TO he celebrated on
the afternoon OF Tuesday, May 12. at
Windsor" Tho wedding is OF the
greatest interest to society here.
where the bride has frequently visited
as the guest of relatives and friends.
and number Of Richmond people will
attoDcd the ceremony. Miss Williams
Is daughter OF the late Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Il. williams. and is widely re-
lated throughout the State.
Celebrate silver Wedding.
Quantities Of lovely flowers banked
NJ 1r nd Nru NJ,
child. at 1871 West Grace Street, last
evening from $50 to II o'clock. when
they were at home to their friends In
honor Of the twenty-iifth anniversary
OF their marriagc. The Darlors wero
throrged with handsomely gowncd
guests during receiving hours and
many friends called TO express their
good wishes and congratulations on
this occasion. The halls and parlors
were decorated cverywher. In lavender
and white wisteria. against back
ground OF trailing vines. shaded lights
and palms, and Misses Mycr, Iandcr
and Cohen presided at the punch bowl.
which vas also wreathed In flowers.
The dining-room was arranged in pink
blossoms, and tho table was set with
a centrcpicce - pink sweet peas and
roses. The candles were shaded In
rose color. and pink flowers were used
or the nantes.
sylvan Roth schld. OF Cincinnati.
ly .or the celebration OF the silver
wedding. Of his parents. received with
the family.
Portsmouth Wedding.
"Wednesday evening at o'clock a
beautiful wedding took place in Court
Street Baptist Church. Portsmouth.
when Miss Virginia Houghton Phillips.
daughter O. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur JEFF
ferson Phillips became the bride OF
John Dalrymplc Powell, son OF MIR, and
Mrs. Leigh Richmond Powell. The
church was decorated with palms and
Southern smilax. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. 3. Garrett, pas
tor OF the church. assisted by Rev. w.
A Brown. rector of st Johns Epis-
copal Church
The bride entered with her father.
Her gown was OF duchess satin. cxqui
h!tcly hand embroidered and beaded.
and ner only ornament n pearl necklace.
Her tulle ven was caught with orange
blossoms, and her bouquet was Il show
CT of lilies OF the valley and Bride
roses.
The brides sister, Mrs. Weldon FL
lis. "a rnatron of honor, end Miss Caro-
line Boykin, OF Suffolk, maid of honor.
were gowned in soft white chiffon
tafteta and carried pink Killarney roses.
Miss Elizabeth .Amcs. OF Churchland;
Miss Agnes Greene, OF Mobjack. and
Miss Jennie Sherwood, the bridesmaids,
"oIt GpWhS pl pick CniILOn tdhetd'
fashioned with shadow lace, and car
ried clusters of pink sweet peas. The
two little flower girls, Misses Caroline
Powell and Ruth Avery Phillips, wore
dainty lingerie frocks and carried
baskets OF sweet peas.
The groom had AS his best man his
brother. Leigh Richmond Powell, Jr..
ana the grooIasmen were Robert Kent,
Jr, Carroll Powell. brother of the
groom; a. j. Phillips. Jr. brother OF the
bride. Edward Gordon, Jr. Of Phila-
delphia; Alexander Barclay Guigon.
Ill. Of Richmond, and George Parsons.
OF Richmond
brilliant reception given at the brides
home.
Among tho out Of town guests were
Mrs j. L. Page, of Augusta, Ga; JEFF
Phillips. Jr., student at the y. and
NJ. College. Raleigh; Miss Katharine
sinton. OF Richmond; Mrs. Leon VIII
Iiams and daughter, of Raleigh; Mrs.
Weldon Ellis. Of Raleigh: Miss Caro-
line Boykin, Of Suffolk: Miss Agnes
Greene. Of MobJack; Miss Elizabeth
Amcs of Churchland: a. X GuiGon.
H., and George Parsons. of Richmond.
and Ed Gordon, of Philadelphia.
Visitor Honnred.
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Sorg en-
,tertaincd very handsomely ut dinner
In honor OF the Rev Father Sigurney
Say. of the University at Washington.
It was Il worry delightful function in
every detail aud took place during the
recent visit of Father Say to this city.
Affairs of Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Garland Tinsley.
formerly OF this city, but now OF Eal-
tImore were hosts at dinner Wednes-
day evening az the Belvedere Hotel in
Baltimore. the guests going with them
later to attsnd the performance of the
Vernon Cas- iles ut tho Lyric. where they
occupied tn Eco boxes. Covers were laid
for twenty 1t the dipner. and the tables
were arranged in tulips and French
daisies
In honor OF Miss Daisy Morgan, OF
this city. who Is the guest OF relatives
In Salem, Mrs. w. r. Cross and Mrs.
w. E. Norris. Of that place. entertained
at rock party on Tuesday afternoon.
EngnSeme1t Announced.
., Mr. and Mrs. N. Cohen, OF 1929 West
Grace Stre9t. announce the enga cement
OF their daughter, Rose, to Philip J.
bernstein. iof New York. No date han
as yet been announced for tho we'd