Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-08

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| Wednesday evening at $40 o'clock In
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Her
bert Davis, sos North Park Street,
whc" their daughter. Marie Eloise. be-
came the bride of William Russell
smith. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". S.
Smith. OF Cape Charles. The whole
| lower floor was decorated in palms.
ferns and Southern smilax and the
ceremony WAS performed before an i'm
prcEiacd altar decorated with candles
and sunhurst roses. ri. Rev D. j.
( oconnc!l. ID. D.. Bishop Of Richmond
: U'Ic'atcd. assisted by Rev. Felix j.
haup The bride entered with her
rather. who gave her In marriage She
was Eo"ned in satin charmcuse with
'G!lr ana pearl trimmings. and her veil
OF Illusion was fastened with a wreath
OF orange blossoms. She carried a nuff
"ouauet OF orchids and gardenias, with
| shower OF lilies of the valley The
| maid OF honor, Miss Bcrnadette NJ Al
len OF Washington, wore a bccomin,,
, gown OF yellow charmeusc with lace
, am iui trimmings and picture hat of
; so'n race and brown plumes. and car
ri"d Il bouquet OF sunburst roses Lit
ne MISS Virginia Davis. cousin OF tho
bride. carried the ring on a satin cush-
on Little Misses Helen Roche and
hcfkeicE Davis. cousins OF the bride
! h"id the ribbons forming an aisle wav
through which the bridal party passed
INC groom was attended by Leo j.
LAWS rs best man and the groomsmen
| we're Melvin j. and Thomas Crandall
! LAWS. Nh and Mrs. Smith left late,
| IN inc evening for n Northern tour. and
after November Is will make their
nome In Cape Charles.
- nF
Albert Roscnkrans, OF Norfolk. sis-
Yer or the groom: Harold smith. of Cane
! ,H'ri.s. brother of the groom: Miss
; ''n"'e Mcnamara Misses Bernadette
anu Gencvicve Allen and Josenh
Sihno't' All OF Washington. ard Mr..
gu lois, OF Canada.
At the Womnn's Club.
Preceding the usual program at tho
ohahs Club this afternoon, an i'm
portant business session of members
- called for 4:30 o'clock The meet
,,"E VIII be short one. and every MEM
p' Oh inc cub is asked to attend
promptly. The session Is for tho mr..
pose OF discussing further plans CON
corning the new auditorium, and unless
q quorum Is present the matter cannot
be legally decided.
The program will include an address
by Miss Hattie Bell Gresham on "Storics
FROM Their Earliest Sources" and 10,
WIN u" served later In the afternoon
MISS Gresham is gifted and delight
lui speaker. and has for several years
past held most interesting story
hour class in Richmond.
Observation-Disclosures.
pretty marriage was solemnizcd
on Wednesday afternoon last In the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Broaddus.
or Hanover County. when their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Eliza Broaddus. was
given in marriage 10 Woolford s. |
Broaddus, Of Caroline County
The drawing room and halls were
arustically decorated in autumn leaves, !
FERNS and yellow and white chrysan-
themums. large cathedral candles be-
ing used about the improvised altar. !
Miss Robinette Broaddus was her
sisters maid Of honor, and her gown
was of soft pink tameta, silk net he
ing arranged about the bodice. She |
carried an armful of Killarney roses !
Inc bride. who entered on the arm
OF her uncle, Perry Wright. of Rich !
mond. was Eowned in a going away |
suit of blue broadcloth. with hat ami !
gloves TO match. She wore a corsage
OF tiny white rosebuds. She was met
at the altar by the groom and his
best man, Ernest Head, OF Charlottes-
VILE
Miss Lelie West played the Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengrn," and 20,
Relieve Me If All Those Endcaring
Young Charms" was rendered very
performed by Rev. II. II. White.
large reception was held immc-
diately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs Broaddus left later for
n wedding trip, and will make their
home in Caroline County.
Among the guests from distance
were: Woodford Broaddus. Miss Vir |
Ginia Rroaddus. father and sister OF
the groom: Mrs Motley, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Frank Broaddus. Jack Broaddus and |
son. Mr.. Richardson, all OF Caroline;
Mrs. Carr and two children, Perry |
Wright. OF Richmond, and Ernest Head. |
of Charlottesville.
Married In Washington. i
The marriage Of Miss Edna Jordan |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jor- |
dan, to Louis Washer, Jr., both of this |
city, was quietly celebrated in Wash !
ngton on Thursday afternoon at $3.50 |
O'Clock, Rev III. G. Cav officiating. The |
brides brother, Roy Wilson Jordan, |
was the only attendant. After the cerc- |
mony Mr. and Mrs. Washer left on their
honeymoon for the North. After No ;
vcmbcr is Mr.. and Mrs. Washer will |
be at home at 1908 Nicholson Street. I
Richmond.
Club Meeting.
The Woman's Club Of Fork Union
held It's first meeting of the season at
"Careby Hail." on October &c, with
Mrs. William z. Hatcher presiding.
Considerable interest was manifested |
in tho organization Of tho club which |
had not hold n meeting for some time
past. Tho subject for study for tho
first quarter Is George Eliot and Her
WORKS. The next meeting OF the club |
VIII take place this afternoon at $3.50 |