The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Jr., Mr.. otway chalkley,; Jr., and Mr..

Jr., Mr.. Otway Chall<ley,. Jr, and Mr..
Alexander Sands.
The bride, who walked to the altar
with her brother, Mr.. w. b. Watkins
was gowned in white messaline, draped
with an exquisite point lace shawl, worn
at her wedding by the brides mother.
The berthe on the corsagc and the lace
finishing the neck and sleeves was OF the
same lovely pattern.
The bridal party was handsomely en-
tcrthined Wednesday, evening by Mrs. G.
S. Vim at her home No. 400 East Grace
Street a. reception after the ceremony
last evening was held in the home of the
brides mother, No 401 East Grace Street,
and the bride stood. In receiving congrat-
ulatons from her friends, just where her
mother had stood years before. Mrs.
Watkins was elegantly attired In black
let robe, with duchesso lace and dia-
nonds.
Tho house decorations throughout were
IN white and green In the dining room
a PLAGUE of white sweet peas and maid
enhair ferns made the center ornament,
the table being set with renaissance lace
and illuminated with silver and crystal
| candelabrn holding white candles,
Out-of-town guests included. among
| Others Mr.. ana Mrs. John boy Conover,
OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry raull'
tlcroy, Of Tunstall: Misses Myers. OF Nor
folk Va, and Mrs Mckenzie, OF Mafletla'
| Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fauntlcroy, who wele
tho fortunate recipients OF profusion
OF lovely wedding gifts in silver cut glass,
brac-a-brac and furniture from relatives
| and friends, Eeft last evening pm Il
Northern wedding trip. They VIII MAKE
! their future home at No. aOl East Grace
| Street
The bride is a young girl Of The NEST
| attractive personality, one VINO Possesses
| outs side of her large family circle, many
devoted friends. Mr.. Fauntleroy, who
formerly did business III sew fo'n; .,l''
| been for several years located IN flch-
moud, where he Is u commission prcEer
| for large New York firm,
Dodson-Crouch.
One of the prettiest Of June.home ~ea-
d,nrs was that of Miss Frances Leiper
crouch, daughter Of Mrs. Jean e.
| crouch, to MI Charles Russell Dodson,
| ,a,xinr Mace mt 6:30 p. NJ. in the home
of the bride No. BOG East Main Street,
| The ceremony WAS performed BY me
Rev. DR.. w. ]. Young, Of Centenary
| Methodist Church.
The house was charmlngly decorated
| in sweet peas and maiden mar Terms
| Mrs. !. Luther Brown, of Danvllle, Va,
The cousin of the bride, was her dame
of honor. Miss Brownie Petit was maid
| of honor, and Mr.. Morris Moore, the
best man.
Little Miss Virginia Brown and Mas.
ter S. Armstead Venable formed inc
ribbon aisle through which the bridal
party approached the altar,
| The bride came in with her dame OF
honor and was given away by her uncle
DR.. Richard G.. Crouch. She wore an
imported white lace robe and carried
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
The dame of honor was in white NOUS
selno de sole. Her flowers were Amer
lean Beauty roses.
The maid of honor was goWned III
white chiffon over white silk, worn with
a green girdle. and had an arm bouquet
of maiden hair ferns.
The bridal party having been enter
tanned Wednesday evening By Mrs
Crouch, there was no reception after
the ceremony, tho bride and groom, after
receiving the congratulations OF their
friends, leaving for New York, whence
they win sail by the White Star liner
Celtic for q three months trip abroad,
The fact thot Mrs, Dodson will be
at home when che returns IN k!nston.
N, C., where Mr.. Dodson is engaged in
the tobacco business, Ia matter OF
sincere regret TO her numerous Rich
mpnd friends. lH
Stern-Straus.
The wedding of Miss Juliette straus
to Mr.; Melvin u. Stern vas celebrated
at noon on Thursday, June, first. IN the