The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
Personal
N o t e S
'ATTEND WARRENTON SHOW
/ AFTER LONG MOTOR TRIP
Misses EmmD Conquest and OphcIiR
Minor return to Richmond
From t'nur Mr~

Misses Emma Conquest and Ophcli;,
Minor. who We're at Cape May. y. j..
for, the month of August. motorcd from
that place 10 WHrrcuton, where they
attended tho horse show. returning to
richmond last week. Miss Conquest
VIII leave town on Friday FOR Balti-
more. whore she Will he the guest OF
friends for u short stay.
Motor Through New E:nginnd
Miss GWondolyn rutherford. who
has been with her mother. Mrs. Thomas
rutherford. ~ the Grccnbricr White
sulphur Springs ut their cottage there
FOR tho summer. will leave on Friday
for an extended motor trip through
New England Miss RUTHERFORD will
accompany her aunt. Mrs Connolly Cox.
;,nd the la;tcr's son. i.ench Francis
COS, ou This automobile toUr North.
Mr. Mcdonald. OF New Orleans. VIII
also he in Mrs coN's party.
Chdy-f'icrcr.
The marriage Of Mrs Mary l.. Pierce.
Of 22i3 West Grace street. to Dr. Nell
son Warner cady. OF Logansport Ind,
took place ut the brides home on Sep.
tcnibcr at o'clock. The ring service
was used. I:ev. j. Calvin Stewart. -.
D. pastor Of the Church OF the Cove
nant, officiating.
The entire lower noor OF the home
was decorated in II profusion OF palms
ana white asters. and the walls and
mantcls were gracefully drapcd with
southern sinilaX, the color scheme
being green and white. a large num-
Der OF candles threw a soft light over
the scene and centred around the i'm
provised altar. which was heavily
banked with palms.
The bridal party entered to the
strains of the Bridal Chorus from
"Lohenerin. which was rendered by
an orchestra. screened by palms. The
bride entered with her nephew. Fred
O. L If ~, lrh n
gave her away. Her gown was of hand
embroidered pena cloth and chiffon.
made with train and trimmed with
duchess lace. She carried shower
bouquet of Bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. Her only ornaments were
pearl. which are heirlooms.
Miss Endora Helena Cady, of Logans-
port, Ind. daughter OF the groom. was
the bride smad. She was gowned in a
fetching frocll Of Nile green taffeta
trimmed with shadow lace, and carried
"A bouquet Of Killarney roses. Mrs
William Nelson Noble. OF Ithaca. y. y.
attended Mrs. Pierce as her matron OF
honor. Her costume was Of embroid-
cred crepe. and she carried bouquet
of deep yellow roses. The Sroon's best
man was Elwood Brooks, OF salem. Ind
After the ceremony a reception was
given to the relatives and intimate
friends. Immediately after which DIR
ana Mrs. Cady left for an extended triT
through the South. They will be II
home after November at l10S Marke,
Street. Logansport
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Endora Helena Cady. of Logans-
port, Ind: Mrs William Nelson Noble
Ithaca. y. y: Miss Pauline Pussley
Ithaca, " y; Elwood Brooks. Salem
Ind; Mrs. Charles irish. Patterson, y
Y; Frederic irish. BROOKLYN. y. Y
Mrs. :. L.. Hayes. Norfolk: Mrs. Mont
gomery Osborn. Norfolk. formerly Miss
Army Werth, of this city. and Edward
Wadleigh, Bridgeport, Pa.
Miss Finck Entertnined.
Mrs. William Robert Vawtcr gave d
delightful entertainment recently in
honor Of her niece. Miss Sarah Beechcl
I'inck. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Beecher I'mck. Of Philadelphia
The lawn and porches were attractive
ly decorated and lighted everywher,
, with Japanese lanterns
Engagement Announced.
Mrs Nicholas Hill Robertson. oil
Lynchburg, announces the engagement,
and approaching marriage of hei
daughter Annie Belle. to Herbert Lee
Paul, of Chatham. Tic wedding will
be celebrated on October 90. and will
be an event OF much interest TO the
relatives and friends Of the bride-clec,
in this city.
Invitations Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin L. sutherland
have issued invitations for the mar
riagc of their daughter, Martha Wise
10 James Rives Worsham, OF Norfolk
The ceremony will take place on the
evening OF October 2 at Monument
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Returned to the CITY.
After a trip through the North. Mr.
and Mrs. John Minor Wray have re-
turned to Richmond, and are now a,
home at $40 West Cary street. Mrs
Wray was before her marriage, Miss
County.
MI and Mrs. w a. Condit have re-
turned from Portsmouth. where they
spent the Weekend with the latter.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. F. williams
They have also been in Boonton. N j..
during the past week, where they at
tended the marriage Of Miss Lillian
Condit 10 Donald NJ. Kingsley.
deception AT Jefferson.
An informal reception will be held
at the jefferson Hotel this evening
from 10 10 o'clock. The affair, which
is given IN honor of the Virginia Phar-
mac.utical Association, will take place
in ;hc ballroom OF the hotel. and dec
orations Tor the entertainment Will he
unusually handsome. An orchestra will
play throughout tho receiving hours
and many prominent guests, it is eX-
pccted. will he in attendance.
Married In Washington.
cards have been received here an
nouncng the marriage oil John Frank
lin Dickinson. of rrevilian, and Miss
Nell liardenburgh. of Beaver Dam. il,
Washington. on September .. They
were accompanied to Washington by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dame. Jr., OF Ire
william, who witnessed the ceremony IN
the pastorium OF the Fifth Bap'is,
Church. the pastor. Rev. John Il. Briggs
officiating. The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hardenburgh, and has spent much OF
her time in Richmond. Pennsylvania
New Jersey and New York She waA
bccomingly attired i'm n travelling suit
of navy blue. with trimmings. hat and
gloves to match The groom is tho
agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company, and Adams Express