The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-12
Social and
Personal

One of the prettlest of midsummer home
weddings was celebrated at noon yester-
Iay in the residence of the brides mother,
Mt Barton Heights when the marriage
celebration of Miss Salle B. knight ana
Mr.. John Ethan Hill was witnessed by
a number Of the friends of both parties.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. George c. Cooper, the pastor of
the First Baptist Church. The bridal
marty entered to the notes Of Mendels-
sohn's wedding march, and the decora-
tive color scheme In green and white was
charmingly carried out In white hydran-
geaS and palms.
The bride, handsomely gowned in tray
cling costume. was attended by her maid
of honor, Miss Kate Turpin, who wore
white chiffon above liberty satin, and
carried pink roses.
Mr.. Edward Eaton, OF New York, was
the grooma best man. Immediately after
the ceremony the young couple lett 10
spend their honeymoon on the Connectl-
cut coast and at Atlantic City. Later
they will make their home In Brooklyn,
New York.
The BRIDE who is a most attractive
young lady. with many friends IN this
city, is the youngest daughter of the late
Emmett c. Knight. The groom Is a Phi.
D. of Columbia College, New York, and
q gentleman who has the esteem and re-
spect of all who know him.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. William McC Ramsey. who has
been spending the summer in California
and on the Pacific coast will return to
Westover, Va, In September. This Will
be welcome news to the many friends OF
Mrs Ramsey In Richmond.
Miss Helen Montague left with the Gov
ernors party for the Jordan White Sui
phur Springs last week. About, the mid
do of August Miss Montague will go to
the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
An interesting announcement has to do
with the engagement Of Miss Lucy Baylor,
OF Norfolk, and Mr.. William Wilson, n
son Of Postmaster-G General Wilson, Of
West Virginia. The Wedding. 1t Is said,
will take place in Norfolk November next
Governor and Mrs. Montague wdll 30 to
Hot Springs, Va. for the meeting OF the
Bar Association.
Miss Jane Fisher, who spent the early
part of the summer on the Massanhu-
Eetts coast, is now the guest OF her SIS
ter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Hisginson, near Ivy, In
Albemarle county.
MISC Nellie Gray left few days since
for Farmvtle. Va. Miss Gray will accom-
psry her friend, Miss Bessie Martin, and
a number Of the young people Of Farm
Vile on a camping party, which promises
no end of pleasure.
DIR. Thomas Dudley Merrick is spend-
ing month in New York city, where he
Will visit the different hospitals.
Miss Emily Jennings will spend part
of August at pheasant Green /" near Gro
Nyo !. he 9TH. , tokra
Pile congregated here for the summer are
Mrs. Hay IT. Thornton. Mrs. y, II, Ladd
Miss Pegg1e Bigger. Mrs, Thomas w
McCaw. Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Bargamin,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Christian, Mr and
Mrs. c. Fl. Ryland. Jr,, Misses Nell and
Eliza Christian. Mr.. r, S. Christian, Jr.,
Miss Ethel McCaw, Mr., Paul Christian
Mass Dorothy McCaw. Miss Mary McCaw
Miss Lille Upshur. Miss Molle Lottier
MI. John .. Lottier and Mr.. John Gary,
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Bass have an
nounced the marriage of their daughter
Miss Marguerite May, to Mr.. James Nor
decai Broaddus. of Barton Heights, Va.
The ceremony took place August 4th a
$50 r. NJ. in the home of the officiating
clergyman. the Rev. w, w. Lear of Cen
,enary Methodist Church.
Colonel and Mrs. Mann s. Valentin,
spent last Sunday with Mrs. A w Finch
OF Roanoke. on their way to the Roanoke
Red Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Valentine Is
sister of Mrs Finch
Misses Lucille and Floyd Alvey are yer,
popular members Of the company sum
mering at Liberty Hall" the home OF
Mr. j. NJ. Ellison, OF Crozet.
Mrs w. II, Peasants. of Bon Air, Is
visiting relatives in Ioudoun county. Va
Dr. w. F. Snipes of Merolan, ~ c.,
graduate of the University College OF
Medicine, in this city, who has been yer,
III with typhoid fever, is convalescent
Miss Mary L. Bullock, of Home Place
left yesterday for Ivan, Va, where sh,
w!lI spend some time with relatives.
Mr.. Lucian Ballard, of Charlottesville
Va. former student OF the Smithdea