The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-31

carried a shower bouquet or INES of
the valley. and the lilies OF the valley
on her veil were caught by hand
soma brooch, the groom's gift
The master OF ceremonies, Mr.. III. IT.
Seay, followed the bridal party.
Immediately after the ceremony tho
bride donned going away" suit OF
mode broadcloth, with hat and gloves
to match, and then the bridal party
accompanied the happy couple to
Blackstone to see them off on the noon
train for an extended tour OF different
places of interest
They expect to make their future
home in New York
Among the guests from distance
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Healy Bagwell, from
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. John Bagwell.
from Philadelphia: Miss Bette Rue.
from Acccmac; Miss Sue Hall. from
Brunswick. and Miss Bessie Bagley and
Mr. Garland Bagley, from Danville.
Beautiful wedding.
The wedding in Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, Newport, at noon on Thursday
of Miss Lucette Marguerite Hutton to
Mr. Harold Adye Pritchard was a beau
tiful and fashionable affair.
Church decorations We're in palms.
annunciation lilies and clematis, the
altar being massed with greenery and
flowers and cluster of lilies and Gle
mats tied to each pew OF the centre
aisle with a large bow of wide white
satin ribbon.
The bride came In with her father,
Mr.. c. AI. Hutton, and was eXquisitely
sowned in an imported gown of white
chiffon. The bodice and front panels
of the skirt were covered with delicate
embroidery. Her tulle veil had wide
band of point d'Alencon lace, and she
carried bouquet of orange blossoms.
The groom. who is the son of Mr..
Arthur William Pritchard. OF Clifton.
Bristol, England. was attended by his
best man. Mr.. Charles Gardner, of
Bristol.
At the reception given at Mr.. and
Mrs Hutton's villa after the ceremony
the house decorations were of palms.
lilies and clematis, and crystal vases
of white and pale blue sweet peas We're
placed on the mantels. The decora-
lions at the brides table We're espe-
cially pretty. The bride and bride
groom, the brides family and the ush-
ers were seated at this table, which
was placed in the north veranea. The
open sides of the veranda between the
pillars facing north and south We're
hung with striped awning, cloth lined
with red silk. The only decorations on
the veranda were marguerites. Dur
ing the afternoon an orchestra, sta
toned in a tent on the lawn, furnished
music.
Mr.. and Mrs Prtchard will live In
Baltimore, Md, where the brides fam
lily has long been prominent In the old
est and most conservative society set.
Personal Mention.
Misses Fanny and Maud Caskie. of
LynchburE, Va, who have been charm
ing guests at Blue Ridge Springs
where Miss Maud Caskie's beautiful So
prano voice was always heard with
pleasure. returned to their home on
Monday last.
Miss Laura Carney. of No. lilo Grove
Avenue. left yesterday for Jarratts, Va,
| where she will remain few days as
the guest of Miss NJ Bessie Brown.
The Rev. DR.. Ryland knight re-
turned yesterday evening from his va
| cation, the greater part of which was
| spent on the coast of Maine and among
| the hills OF New Hampshire DR..
Knight comes back greatly inv!Eorat-
ed. and will enter upon his fall work
with renewed ZEAL
Friends in Richmond of Mrs Shirley
| Carter and Mrs. j. B. Beverly, of Win
| chester, Va. arc rejoiced to know that
they escaped injury in runaway ac-
cident that occurred while they We're
on their way to the Berryvllle Horse
Show Grounds. The horse Mrs. Carter
was driving became unmanageable
Through fright. The runabout in which
| the ladies' We're seated was dashed ~
pieces,t but they escaped by jumping
from the vehicle.
Among Richmond visitors to the
Jamestown Exposition this week have
been Miss L. G. Jones, Mesdames s. T..
Parkinson, r. p. Cox, G. " Herbert,
| E. w. voolfolk. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Bel
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Blaine, pr. E.
b. Glenn, Nessrs. G. l. Miller and H.
b, owen.
Miss Pearl Gentry has returned from
| a delightful visit to friends in New
| York City.
Miss ~nme Carney, of No. 11l6 Grove
Avenue, is at home after spending sew
eral weeks very pleasantly at Cul-
pepper, Va. ~
The, Rev. James Chapman, recently
| missionary to Japan and now residing
at No. 201 East Franklin Street, has
been guest of the REV. Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. Fl. X. Pendleton at the rectory In
| Wytheville, Va.
Miss Mary Camp. of this city is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Il, II. Chalk
Hey, of Charlotte. Va.
| Miss NJ. p. Harris and Miss Maria
\ Harris, who have been spending some
time in the mountains of Maryland,
have returned home.
Miss Emmie Watkins, spent some
time with her, aunt. Mrs. w, A. smith,
| at Charlotte Courthouse, Va
Miss Guillaume and Madame Gull
laume, who have been guests5of Judge
land Mrs. s. G., Graham, of Tazewell
Va, during the latter. part Of August
are expected to be mi Richmond early
| in September
Frances Woodson have, returned from
4 the Meclklenburg Hotel. Chase City. N