The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-02
INFORMAL WEEKLY DANCE,
AT COUNTRY CLUB TO-DAY
Flowers aud blossoms for
Occasion.
HARRIS oN-ALLrN WEDDING
Daughters OF Confcdcracy 10 Hold
NIidyear Convention In Ashland on
May 1871.

en- route for their home In the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbot have been spend
ing the winter months in Pinehurst.
n. c.
at the Clubs.
There will be the usual informal
hop at the Country Club of Virginia
this evening. following dinner. The
clubhouse Is prettily decorated
throughout in spring flowers and fruit
blossoms and a great many interest
Ing parties will be entertained at din
ner there tonight ANY number OF
people will motor or drive TO the club
house for tennis or tee In the after
noon, ana tho lovely grounds of the
club are gay with bright gowns and
society folk these spring days.
Music and dancing will also amuse
the members of the Hermitage Golf
Club and their guests this afternoon.
IT1rrison-AIIyn.
Says the No. =, Virginian- Pilot:
IN the pic,. eaouc old St Pauls
Church Thursday evening at o o'clock.
Miss Mabel Moore ALLYN. youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Joseph Tyler Allyn,
was married to Nathaniel Cole IIarri-
son, OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE altar was beautifully decorated
with Easter lilies, ferns, palms and
cathedral candles The ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. II. CoYington,
rector OF the church. The wedding
march was played b. Professor Walter
Edward Howe
The bride entered the church with
her brother. Herman ~ Allyn. who gave
her away She wore a gown Of satin
made court train. with bodice OF real
iacc. and trimmings of pearls and tullc
Her tullc veil was drapped from a
Normandy cap, and she wore a wreath
Oh orange blossoms- Her bouquet was
a shower OF lilies OF the valley and
white orchids
Miss Eloise Waidrop and Miss Viz
ginia Gordon were her maids OF honor.
they wore yellow crepe meteor and
yellow net gowns over white lace.
with sirdics and butterfly bows OF
yellow panne velvet. and carried tower
hats OF sunaet roses and lavender
sweet peas.
The bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy
Harrison. OF Richmond. sister OF the
groom: Miss Elizabeth Hotchklss, of
Richmond: Miss Mary Land Leigh and
Mrs. ii. Garrett Smith. They wor.
r w',,n mes. OK white crepe meteor draped
win tunics OF yellow net over white
lace with girdles and butterfly bows
or yellow pannc velvet, and carried
flower hats OF sunset roses and Law
ender sweet peas.
The eroom's brother, william n
Harrison. of Petersburg. was his best
man. and the ushers were: b. Houston
I'LL I'LL OF pittsburgh, Pa; William Ma
none, q: Charlotte, y. c.; Herbert
Pritchard and Mason I'M, OF Peters
ours' and w. w Old. Jr., and Wash
ington Taylor. Of Norfolk.
Immediately following tn. cere-
mony there was large reception at
the home OF the brides mother. in
Butte Street.
The draw!ngroom was decorated
with banks of palms. ferns, Easter
lilies. white Iris and festoons OF South
crn sm!laA. In tho dining room the
table was decorated with centre
piece OF white lilacs and flower bas-
kets and slippers and wedding oells of
spun glass. Music was furnished dur
ing tile evening by an orchestra
The guests were received by the
bride and groom. Mrs Joseph T. AL
l|n. who wore gown of black jetted
lace over charmeusc, and Mrs. w. II.
harrison. who wore a gown OF black
brocaded satin with bertha of rose
point and duchess lace.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent were Mrs. w. II. HARRISON, Of
Richmond. mother OF the groom Mr.
and Mira, w. II. Harrison, Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. George w Harrison. of Pc
tersburg alr. and Mrs. John a. Coke.
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hubbard,
of Richmond; Mrs. Frank b. Gordon.
Petersburg. and Arthur Mark. OF Mid
land, Pa"
Pretty Wedding.
A very quiet but pretty wedding
celebrated Thursday morning at II
o'clock was that of Miss Matte Vir-
ginia Crowder. daughter OF Mr. and
MRS. a. H. Crowdcr, and Allan j. Phaup.
The ceremony was performed ut the
homo of the bride. at 1905 West SIain
ciating. Mrs. l.. NJ. Lipscomb, OF South
Carolina. attended her sister as ma
tron OF honor, and Benjamin q. Nc
Phail was best man. Mrs. r. w. Her
bert played the Wedding March from
Lohengrin' and The Melody of Love"
very softly during tie service
The bride wore Il suit of brown
MORE with smart hat to match, and
carried bouquet OF Bride roses. She
entered with her father, who gave her
In marriage. The dame of honor wore
uress or delft blue crepe de chine,
with hat Of the Same shade, and
her flowers were lilies The parlors
were decorated throughout in palms
and narcissus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phaup left at once for
northern honeymoon, and will be mt
nome In Richmond. after May Is.
Wednesday evening few friends were
entertained at an informal reception
from to II o'clock.
OF Interest Here.
Miss Dorothy. Harriet Builar6
daughter of Dr. ], Arthur Billiard.
OF Wilkesbarre, Pa. and John Nc
Mcnamin. of Elizabeth City County.
were married at the home of the bride.
r. Wilkesbarre Thursday afternoon.
Rov Henry l.. Jones, of that city. per-
formed the ceremony.
Owing to the recent death OF the
brides mother she was unattended.
The groom's best man was his broth
er, James hfcMenamin. After the wed.
dlng, MIR. and Mrs. NIcMenamin left
on bridal trip, and returning thew
VIII make their homo at the AIcAIer.
ANN nome, on the Boulevard, New
Tho marriage is of wide interest
nroushout PENNSYLVANIA and this
state. and botH bride and groom are
prominent In social circles.
For plrs. waddcy.
Mrs. w. Goodwin entertained at
I csrds Wednesday afternoon at her
nome, IN Roanoke, in honor of Mra
everett Waddey, of Richmond NJ