The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-10

, quet OF lilies OF the valley and Bride
roses, and her only ornament was q
necklace OF diamonds and pearls Miss
Kate Edwina Clary, OF Richmond. who
! was maid OF honor. wore = lovely mink
crepe de chine gown and carried pink
roses. James Alfred Fisg was the
groom's best man. Mrs. w H. Marks
was her sisters matron OF honor. and
wore a gown OF pink brocaded SILK ana
carried an armful of lilies and roses
The bridesmaids were Misses Mary
Christian Fenner. OF Jordan's Point
Ethel Adams, OF Prince George; Mar
garet Hatch. Of Dsputanta: Sallie
Armistead. of City Point. and Clara
Louise Fenner. of Newport News They
wore similar frocks of pink silk. ana
carried bouquets OF pink flowers The
ushers were Norman Williams. Ken
meth Leslie Figs, Benjamin Fenner,
Alex Ciary and Hugh V. Clary. of
Washington.
Following the ceremony n luncheon
was served for the bridal party and
out-of-town guests at "Springland." the
home OF the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs Clary have gone South on their
honeymoon Some OF the guests from
distance were Mr.. and Mrs r. c.
Holloway, of Newport News; Sidney S.
Clary. of Richmond; Miss Eloise Clary.
OF Washing ton; Roane a Clary OF
Williamsburg; Hugh V, Clary, of Wash :
, ington; Miss Sallie Armistead of CITY
Point, and Miss Clary Louise Fenner,
OF Newport News.
Marriage Announced.
James H Godsey, of Washington.
announces the marriage OF his sister,
Miss Frank Clifford Godsey. to Oran
Burne Orebaugh. the ceremony having
taken place on Wednesday. The bride
is daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Clifford Godsey.
Informal At-Home.
Miss Ella Binford will be at home
informally this afternoon from $40
TO $50 o'clock In her studio, corner OF
Madison and Grace Streets. to the mem
bers of her older classes. There will
be music and dancing, and no .invita-
tions have been issued.
OF Interest Here.
| DIR. j. Arthur Bullard. OF wilkes
barre. Pa, recently announced in that
city the engagement Of his Youngest
daughter, Dorothy Harriet Billiard, to
| John McMenamln. of Elizabeth City
| County, Virginia Mr.. McMenamin Is
prominent in the social life of the Pc
ninsula. He was educated at the Vir-
ginia Military Institute and Princeton.
| Owing to the recent death of Miss Bull
iard's mother, no date has been an
| nounced for the wedding. though 1t Is
understood that 1t will take place ear
! ly In the spring.
| Mr.. McMenamin is cousin of Mrs.
John Garland Pollard, of Gintcr Park.
In New York.
| Registering at the Hotel McAlpin,
In New York, from Richmond during
the past week were Fl. b. Normant,
Clinton w. Foster, W. j. Binford, L..
J Shere, Mr.. and Mrs L n. Steiner, AIR.
and Mrs. P. S. Stanley, Miss Della
Gould, Mrs. Il. P. Gould. DR.. George c.
Hall l. Freed, Mr.. and Mrs G. FL
Flowers, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Bishop,
, T. l.. Kelley Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Stern.
II. III. Beers, II. H. Norment and n. r.
Crump.
Meetings To-Day.
| To-day at IL noon. in Lee Camp
Hail. the annual meeting OF the Junior
Hollywood Association will be held.
| Officers for the ensuing year will be
| elected
The Chesterfield Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confectionery, will
| meet this afternoon at o'clock In tho
home OF Mrs. j. NJ Gregory, at For
' est Hill, for the election Of officers.
| Climb Meeting.
The students of Richmond and vicin-
| ity. who have attended Randolph Ma :
con Woman's College. will hold a meet
Ing In the committee-room of the JEFF
ferson Hotel this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock for the purpose of organizing
club to raise funds towards the erec-
ton of a students building at the RAN
dolph Macon Woman's College as n
memorial to the late Dr. w. w. Smith.
The students OF Tidewatcr Virginia,