The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-16

Social ana
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9 An event Of decided Interest to Rich
inDhd and New York society Will be tht
marriage this afternoon, In Centerar!
i Methodist Episcopal Church, at clock
I Of 4iiss Ellie Storie Noel and Mr.. Eltpha.
lot Andrews Lloyd Of New York, the
Rev DIR. w. j. Voting officiating.
M Miss Mndge Weisigcr viii be maid OF
honor, and Mr. William Guy phillips, OF
New York, the best man. Other at
tendants will include MI. g. j. Snyder,
OF Richmond. Mr.. Lewis Harvie, OF Mat
toas. Va; Mr.. w A. Wileroy. of King
William county: Mr.. Louis q. Shafer, OF
Riehmond; Mr. Allen Pottigrew, Of Man
chester and Mr.. Herbert u. Welsiger,
\ OF Richmond
Nj. and Mrs Lloyd will take a we'd
ding tour and will be at home atter
JuIy 18th, at Breton Hail. New York
.I1,o bridal party were entertained last
evening in the home of the brides pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Noel, OF NO.
ll3 North Morris Street.
Neutrality-suspicious..
a quiet, but elegant, wedding cclcbra-
ton characterized the nuptials on We'd
ncstay evening. June 18th, Of Miss Char
lo,tc Brown Clnybrook and DIR. Hunter
Holmes Mcguire, of Winchester, Va.
The ceremony was performed in the
home of the brides COUSINS Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Christian, of No. ZIG South Third
street, at csc o'clock. The house was
Beautifully decorated with palms, ferns
and daisies. the altar having a back
ground OF palms and an illumination OF
wax tapers ir silver candelebra
The marriage service was read by the
Rev Willoughby Newton Ciaybrook, OF
Tylar. Texas the brother of the bride.
Tho bride wore a lovely gown of white
libert,, satin, Built on taffeta, with hand
embroidered panels and yoke OF chiiton'
TIER Veil was fastened with orange BIOS
SONS and her flowers a coronation bou-
a fn,et of white sweet peas
she was attended by Mrs EDWARD
Nelson Offley, her sister, as matron Q.
honor. Mrs. Offley wore white SILK nun
over white silk and carried PINK s"ees
peas. III,
charming ouartette of ribbon girls
IN diaphanous white, with white ribbons.
u,ere Miss Lucy Christian, Miss Willie
MCGUIRE. Miss Sherrard Willcox and Miss
Resale Jones.
The wedding party entered to Mendels-
snhns wedding march. played by MISS
Marianne Meade.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcclure will return from
an extended wedding tour to make thelr
home In Winchester, va.
Turner-Gould1ng.
In the home of the brides aunt, Miss
3, T. Goulding, No. 124 West Clay Street,
Miss Mamie Will Goulding and Mr., Will
liam Ernest Turner were married at Il
o'clock OF yesterday by the ReV. u. II.
sheriff, of -Four Mile Creek Baptist
f Church, Henrico county
The bride, gowned in white SIX with
lace trimmings, and carrying a bouquet
Z - . nd
Emily Goulding. wearing pink SILK null.
n N1iss couldiny's flowers were La France
roses.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Turner
left for a wedding trip to the st. Louis
Frxnosition Mrs Turner Is the daush-
Ter of Mr.. S. r. Goulding, OF Henrlco
county and the niece of Professor W. II.
Dickinson, Of the Albemarle Institute,
.5 charlottesville, where most Of her time
B has been spent. Mr.. Turner is assistant
gauger An the United states revenue de-
partment. and Is engaged IN ha s,,' ',l
business With his bride he Will live
after their return from st. Louis. at
Isl Marion HILL near Richmond.
Sheridan-Lacy.
Tho marriage Of Miss Edna Lacy and
Mr.. Henry o. sheridan, of this city, was
celebrated June 1st at West View" Va.
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
- rs
Mrs. John A. Lacy
The bride was attired In cream white
silk and carried a shower of Bride roses.
The music was directed by Miss Addie
Walton Miss Ellen Lacy, the sister of
the BRIDE was maid Of honor. and Mr..
Arthur Field, Of Richmond. best man.
The ceremony was performed on the
lawn. under floral arch and wedding
bell, the Rev. John Wilkinson, of Apple
Grove Church. Louisa county. officiating.
a reception and dance followed, at
tended by a large number OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan will make their
home in Richmond.
Japanese Lawn Fete.
The Japanese lawn fete, given for the
benefit OF the Sheltering Arms Hospital,
under the direction OF Mrs. Alice Moore
Franklin and Miss dudley, Edwards. as
sisted by Misses Ly1lan. Gentry, Miss yir-i
gnia Braithwaite, Mrs. n. O. Moore, Mrs.
Parke Gary and others, proved graft
Tying success. and the ladies wish to res,
turn their most grateful thanks to all
who helped by contributing to a worthy
cause.
Reception at Club.
Tile reception given at Virginia Club
Tuesday evening was an important social
Gvent in East End society.
a number of prominent society ladies
added the lustre of their presence to the
occasion. The club parlors and the. lawn
were beautifully illuminated. Professor
STEMS Band gave an extremely fine mus
zeal programme and delightful refresh
msnts were served by score or moro
OF pretty girls In pretty frocks.
a dance in which YOUNG and old mar