The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
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MISS DENZELLEs HUNT
T0$WEDl LEWIS IF. BLANTON
book Reception 70 be Held This After
nOonsat yyoman's CIub--Br1illant
Newport M vs {yYcdding.

) Preaching. marriage OF their daughter,
Denzelie.s to Lewis Z. Blanton. OF Ash
land. Tho wedding Will be celebrated
at "Crestylew." tho home OF the brides
rarents,son December 0.
Reception. mt the woman,s Club.
Z One Of the most Interesting society
esehts fthe week viii be the annual
boot reception held ut the Woman's
Club this afternoon from 1880 to z
O'clock. Mrs. ]. C. Mctcalf Is chairman
Of tho afternoon and the club parlors
Will he sprettilys decorated in bowls OF
fall flowers for the occasion. A COM
inittee will be in the library to receive
the books and tho board members Will
bAg hostesses. The officers of tho club
Will receive and tea will be poured
curing receiving hours.
The courtesies OF the Woman's Club
will DO extended to the visiting women
attending the Southern Medical Assoc
citation. beginning November 0.
: In New York.
Mrs. James d. Crump and Miss Lora
Crump, OF Chesterfield, left town Sat-
urday morning for New York. City,
, AIRS. Crump and Miss Crump will be
guests of the formers son, DIR. Arinis-
toad Crump. during their visit in New
York,
Newport News Wedding.
One OF tho most elaborate weddings
4 OF the season was celebrated before
as largo and fashionable asscmblage
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock In the
Flrst Presbyterian Church. Newport
News. when the daughter OF Mrs. Mar
tina Houston Holt, Margaret Ella. be-
came the bride of william Gemmel
Robertson. OF Wilmington, n. C.. The
ohlcinting minister was the pastor. Rev.
Il. It. Wexford, D. D..
The church was beautifully deco
rated. the altar being n mass of palms,
ferns, and yellow and white chrysan-
themums. Tho sections for the fami-
Hlies were marked with tall vases OF
GLOW chrysanthemums. a rainbow cf-
feet was attained I'm the selection Of
he gowns OF the attendants. each wear
ng n different color.
Before the arrival OF the bridal party,
Mrs. Edwin I'ellcr sang IAN Old Coun-
ry Wedding Song At the entry OF
he bride. with her cousin, Harry n.
Phillips, of Richmond. who gave her in
marriage. Miss Ella Davis rendered the
wedding march from "Lohengrin." The
,fide's gown was fashioned of ivory
tatin. with court train, and drapcd In
ZEAL lace and pearls. Her veil Of tulle
Tell from n juliet cap and was caught
With lilies Of the valley. and She car
led a shower bouquet OF orchids and
lies Of the valley.
Preceding the bridal party were lit
lie Misses Elizabeth Jack and Mary
hudson, the flower girls, who wore
rocks OF white lingerie. tho former
scaring blue ribbons and tho latter
ink ribbons. Both carried baskets OF
oseS and ferns.
Misses Barbara Robertson, sister of
he groom: Miss Louise Carter. NisB
y 1s Brown, Miss Evelyn Sutherland,
ISIS Ethel Taylor and Miss Madeline
aInes werc tho bridezmaids. Their
owns were OF difterenc colored chiffon,
18th ovardrcsses OF white chiffon, en-
roidcred i'm gold butterflies, and each
trried a bouquet Of chrys.nthemums
he maid OF honor. Miss Florence Holt.
ster OF the bride, wore a gown OF
nix chnrmeuse with over-drapery Of
kvo-toncd lace and carried n shower of
nix rosebuds. The groomsmen were
A. Norris. of Richmond; Dayton Il.
II errick. Irl r. Hudson. Rosser b. West.
fhittinSton Hayes and w. Morrison
aSton.
The bride was met at the altar by
. De groom and his best man, James
abb. Of Richmond. AS a occasional
ISIS Ella Davis played Mendelssohn's
edding march.
,oke-Syathers.
Mrs. George Brockenbroush Me-
Hams announces the approaching
hrriage OF her daughter, Mrs. Louise
cAdams Withers, TO Philip st. George
yoke On account of mourning III the
mily of the groom. the wedding Will
quietly celebrated at st. Paurs
Iurch with only the immediate famiL
fs present.
Easement Announced.
Mrs. Joseph Perkins. of Ivy an
unces the engagement OF her daugh-
:. Sarah Elise, to S. Campbell Lit
ton, OF Albcmarle County. The we'd
flg Will be celebrated at Walnut
lwn." the home of the brides mother,
latter part of this month.
ttUn Costumes in Order.
Mrs. Samuel A. Riddick. president OF
Virginia Division, United Daugh-
8 OF tho Confederacy, has issued a
tement urging all delegates to the
neral Convention, U. D. c., which
kes place In Savannah, Ga, Noven-
11-14, to wear on Historical Even
p cotton dress. preferably made
m material manufactured In the dell
htes' home town or State. These cos
nes will make the evening a very
eresting and unique occasion, and
-, women all over the State who are
pttcnd tho convention have expressed
nselves rs greatly interested in such
tunes. Similar dresses will be worn
nearly all tho women attending this
ction in Savannah, and 1t is hoped
L all of them Will do so.
lIowe'cn Party.
n interesting Halloween party was
en by the girls of the G. u. A. Il. S.
day at home of their president, Miss
lrgia Woodward. 3111 West Main
pet The reception hall and parlors
= Re decorated with autumn leaves,
Esanthemums and cornstalks. The
was festooned with black and
lge paper and lighted by big
ppkln face. Those present were:
SOS Katherine Angle, Grace Bolton,
e Cartwright. Isabelle Goodwin. May
Crimson, Josephine King, Olive
is, Altnira Stone, Scott Sutton and
9rgia Woodward; Messrs. Wesley
diey, John House, Edward Henley.
dolph Norman, Lucian Thomas and
ell Wingield.
Meeting.
he Monday Bridge Club will hold
regular weekly meeting to-day with
Boyce d. BROKER at her resi-
fe Members are asked to note the