The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
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ing Of June tho fifth at % clock az ~
the Pennsylvania Avenue Bapt list Churcn,
& the REV. Dr.. r.. r. Y. Pierce officiattng.
owing to tile fact that the bride was
not yet out OF mourning for her mother,
J there xSrc no bridesmaids, other .t1aA
Der tvs sistesa, and no reception io lla
Z ing. the ceremony. II wi ..,,8ta
The bride, who Is one Of three strik-
ingIy beautiful sisters, walked down the
aisle WITH her father, who gave e. her l,'s
D she wore white crepe de chine. made
Sn princcsse effect, With embroidered
yoke, inset with chiffon and applique
with medalions embroidered IN chiffon
She wore a veil and carried shower
bouq,,et OF white swansor,ia.
Mrs. Malcolm Il. Walthall, Of Coalton,
w. VA. wa mn tror OF honor. She and
Her maid of honor, Miss Nellie Delaney:
i were alfred alike In white French null
gowns, inset with batiste embroidery and
mechlln lace. Both carried beautiful
y shower. bouquets sof lavender sweet peas pea,
III The best man was Mr.. Ashby Tur-l
ner,5 OF Louisville, Ky1 brother Of the
bridegroom, and tho fishers, u Mr.. J.s Dali
$ las Smith. or Philadelphia, and Mr.. Hun
ter Merch, of Richmond, Va.
Among the out-of-town guests were
( Mrs. j. nj. Turner, OF Newport News,
L the bridegrooms mother; Mrs. w. W.
tNfOOIDlk, OF ftlCHIIlOIlu All D. VI - ASts
y low, OF Richmond. Var grand motheIsso =!
the bride. and Mrs. J. ". Dela1ey q
New York. Z, & 4. s 't -.
The bride was the recipient OF q count
less array&of beautiful gifts. At the CON
clusion of the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs,
Turner left Immediately fori:a coast trip
6 TO the South and upon their return
\ they will reside In New York City, where
Mr.. Turner Is officially connected with
the Manhattan Briar Pipe Company.
Miss Clark's cholarsl1ip.
Miss Adele clark, X daughter or Mr.
uaobert 4 CLARK, OF New Orleans, and
niece of Mr. E. S. Good nlan, OF No 1908
M Grove h,tnue has been awarded q
scholarship In Chase's Art School, New;
York City, by unanimous vote Of the
1t Board OF Directors. 8
s The official ntimation received by Miss
& Clark formed her OF her success with
congratulations and exp ssed the C nope
that she would prove as fine Il q worker.
y in the school as! Miss Eleanor Houston
of Richmond, had done during the past.
4 winter. U, v, &, 7.
Il Richmond !; Art School for several year s
NJ and has always been ra ted highly there
q for her talent and her excellent work:
She is happy in the con srat Via tons ana
good wishes OF many frieods, and has
q snay@ Justly be proud. S$s Is ss
" Miss Anderson's Honors.
XII Certainly friends OF Miss Mary Goocilll
Vi Anderson, Of Ct ifton Forge. iS Va and nd
& those 81 her PARENTS. W uds and Il Mrs.
4 George X. Anderson, have every reason
\ to think her a much honored young lady, &C.
" e ftert the z laurel harvest she N has Just
gathered in at Hollins and her success
Y q ! an essayist earlier in the year. RI
5585 Miss Anderson is A a ty pical N Virginia
u girlSof culture and talent, and her career
Il mas hitherto been one 2; a rked by $unG
usual achievement III the past shade 'fs
forth Y the future. and 1t generally does.
Miss Anderson cannot fall to be a credit
to her State and an ornament to the
community In which she lives. 3a 81
Off for Convention.
Miss Mary HAYES Tylcr. Of Richmond
u College. will leave this week for Knox
Il VILE, Tennessee. where she goes as r q
Il delegate to the national NJ convention ofE
the Zeta Fan Alpha severity, converting
& IN that city Wednesday June 18th.
Misses Try Urine :, and n ary Simpson.