The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

punches Of daisies tied with white ribbon.
Miss Addie Willeroy, sister Of the
bride was maid OF honor. and the six
bridesmaids were Miss Helen Oakley, Of
Newport News, Va; Miss Mary Russell
Neal and Miss Lottie Lacy, both Of King
William county, Va; Miss Lillian Far
rar, Miss Lura Atkinson and Miss Verna.
Atkinson, OF Richmond.
5 Mr. Murdoch was attended by his best
man, Mr.. Vivian Farrar. and the follow
Ing gentlemen were & groomsmen: Mr..
Frank L. Wells, OF Culpeper, Va; Mr..
S. Otis Bland OF Newport News, Va
Mr.. Fenton A1cBain, Of Richmond; Mr..
Clare Gentry, OF Richmond, aud Mr..
Irving Lacy, of King William county, Va.
81 The bride, who came in with her broth.
er, Mr.. William Wllleroy, was cxquisitely
gowned in white radium silk, en- prin-;
ccsse. with trimmings of baby, Irish lace.
She wore IA y,tulle4 veil, AND u carried q
shower OF lilies Of THE valley. III 4. ,i$i$
Her sisters gown was of white Brus-S
sells net over pale yellow silk, and her
bouquet was white roses tied with,
steamers OF yellow ribbon. III l3.S
The bridesmaids wore charming COS
tunes OF white point despite over silk,
with yellow girdles and carried sheayes,
OF daisies. AK Il. s, z. III MI Z
The bridal party was informally enter
tained Tuesday evening In the home Of
the brides mother, No. 3o1S East Broad.
Street Last evening after5the marriage
the brides cake was cut with much cere-l
rnony in the presence of q few friends.
After a tour Of week or ten days in
the North, Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch will go
to their home In the Colonia Roma in
the City OF Mexico, stopping on their
way in Kansas and San Antonio, Texas,
to visit relatives and friends, and arriv-
Ing In Mexico about August 18th.
The marriage is the elimination of a
charming romance. having its beginning
several years ago, when Miss Willeroy.
did mission work In Mexico under tho
auspices Of the Methodist Board OF .Mis-
sons s55 .$ 4. ~ 5s5 e ~ n
There in the delightful social life in
which she found recreation from hcr5work
she met Mr.. Murdoch, a rising young ar
chitect, whose wife she became yester-@
day. ,s
The bride Is an exceedingly handsome
and charming woman, and Is a native OF
this city, where she has mary friends
Mr.. Murdock's family moved to. Mexico
from Illinois, though they were originally
Of old Virginia stock.
Among those who came rom n distance
to attend tho marriage were Mrs. w. ID.
Murdoch, mother OF the groom. Of Mex
leo; Mr. Otis Bland, Of Newport News,
Va; Miss Helen Oakley, of NEWPORT News,
Va; Miss Mary, Russell Neal and Miss
Lottie Lacy, OF King William county,
Va; Mr.. Frank u. Wells, Of Culpeper,
Va, and Mr.. Irving Lacy, Of King VIII
liam county, Va
Parker-Hillis.
The marriage OF Miss Carrie Elizabeth
Hills. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
r.. Hills. to Mr.. Charles Graham Parker
took place yesterday evening at Z o'clock
In the home of the BRIDES parents, No.
2l6 South Jefferson Street. the Rev. j. a.
Thomas Of Laurel Street Methodist
Church. officiating. The parlors of the
home were tnstefplly decorated With
palms and lighted by softly-shaded lamps.
| Miss Carrie Sheppcrson played the we'd
ding marches, and during the ceremony.
70, Believe Nc. II All Those Indearing
| Young Charms,' with violin obigato. by
/! Mr. EuselGr.
Miss Verna Parker, sister Of the groom,
| was maid of honor, aud Miss Alma Parker
| was bridesmaid, Both young ladies wore
gowns or cream silk null and carried pink
/ carnations Mr.. Thaddeus II Ills was best
man, and the following were the ushcrs;
Messrs William Mullan. Jesse Mcattett
and Walter Evans. s5i
| The bride wore n charming costume
OF cream cloth and white picture hat
| With pluincg. Her flowers were Bride
| roses Immediately after the ceremony
4 Il reception Was held after which Mr..
and Mrs. Parker left for a Northern