The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-24
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

-HE wedding OF Miss Elizabeth
Price, daughter Of the late
Thomas Randolph Price. was
celebrated at noon yesterday
in ST. Paul's Episcopal Church,
the Rev. Robert Wright Forsyth, rec
tor,of the church. officiating.
The altar and chancel were deco
rated with palms, Easter lilies and
candles The wedding march from
"Lohengrin" was played as the pro-
cesslonal, Rubinstein's Melody" In
T.. during the ceremony, and Mendcls-
sohn's wedding March" as tle re-
ceEsionai.
The group of attendants included
Miss Andrea Warwick Mathews, OF New
YORK, maid OF honor; Mr.. George II.
Houston, of Coyington. KY. best maii:
Misses Mary Stuart Hoge. of Louisville.
4 H.; Margaret Murdauyh. OF washing.
ton; Mamie Montague. of New YORK;
Kate Lyons, OF Charlottesville, aud
Katherine d. Lancaster. OF nichmond,
bridesmaids; Messrs. Herman Mapes
Houston, George lat, Brent Woodall.
OF Covlngton; Norman b. Beecher. OF
New. YORK; William J.. Price and VIII
liam H. Foushec, OF Richmond grooms-
men.
i,rhe maid OF honor was gowned In
pale yellow crepe de chine. Her yellow
straw hat was trimmed with lavender.
and she carried lavender sweet peas
The bridesmaids had on frocKs OF
lavender crepe de chine. straw hats
garnitured with lavender hydrangeas,
and held baskets OF yellow daffodils.
The bride came in with her uncle
and godfather, Mr.. Thomas H. Norwood,
OF Gala She wore an ivory satin
gown, en- princessc and en- traine, with
berthe and panels of point lace, tulle
veil and orange blossoms.
A wedding breakfast, limited to in
innate friends and relatives, was given
at 1890 o'clock, at the home Of the
brides mother, at No. 6l4 West Grace
Street.
Cut-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Robb Houston. OF Coving
ton, KY: Miss Mapcs, OF Lockport. n.
Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Norwood.
OF Gala. Va; Mr. and Mrs. Walter w.
Price, Mrs. Meredith Montague. Messrs.
j. Turner Attenbury and Richard II.
Bateson. all OF New York; Mrs. Thomas
II. Ballard. OF Washington: Mrs. T.
Barton Lyons. OF Charlottesville: Miss
Triplett. OF st. Louis, Mo-; Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses n. Green, OF warrenton. and
Miss Nina Johns OF Norfolk
NvriRht-Alvey.
In Park Place Methodist Church. at
$50 p. NJ. yesterday, Miss Ida Floyd
Alvey. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward r. Alvey, OF No. s13 West Grace
street. was married to Mr.. Luther
Thomas Wright, son Of the late James
G. Wright and Mrs. Nellie Wright, of
Caroline county. the Rev. NJ. s. Co
lonna officiating.
The decorative color scheme was In
yellow and green. yellow candles in
silver candelabra and daffodi!x massed
against a background OF palms. The
music was directed by Mr.. +. D. Briggs.
L-.. the organist. Miss Lucille Savage
Alvey, wearing satin embroidered en-
pire gown of yellow net and lace over
yellow messaline. and carrying large
arm basket of yellow spring flowers,
was maid of honor. and Mr. Henry II.
George, Jr., was the best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Francis
Edward Carter. H. Brannock Carlton.
George Moffett King. II. selden Taylor.
Jr.. Harry Coghill and Walter crump
Cottreli
Master Warner Lewis Fleming and
Master Edward Alvey. Jr.. dressed In
braided suits OF cream broadcloth, were
the ribbon holders.
The bride came In with her father.
she was gowned in white empire satin.
trimmed with real lace. tulle veil
caught with lilies OF the valley and
pearls. Her flowers We're lilies of the
valley.
After an extended wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Wright Will make their home
In Richmond.
Dance ut Hermitage.
Easter lilies. palms and Southern
smilax made beautiful setting for
the dance OF the younger society set
at the Hermitage Golf Club on We'd
nesday night. The orchestra discourse
cd sweet music from behind palm
screen Mr. and Mrs. William F. Chal-
mers were the chaperons OF the eve
ming, and a delightful supper was
served at its close.
Among those present were Miss Mabel
C'FerralI. wearing white net over green
taffeta; Miss Martha Fitzgerald. in
pink chiffon CLOTH Miss Frances Wheat,
in white embroidered batiste: Miss
Fanny Crenshaw. In white lace; Miss
Martha Martin. In white null; Miss
Jack Stearnes, OF Philadelphia, in pink
and white silk; Miss Lois Richardson.
IL pompadour chiffon; Miss Katherine
Gum. in white silk null; Miss Marie
HARDWOOD in Nile green chiffon cloth;
Miss Lucille Massey, In blue crepe de
chine: Miss Kemp, In yellow radium;
Miss Gertrude Crenshaw, in white
mousseline; Miss Richardson, In yellow
organdie; Miss Mamie Pilkington, ac-
cordion- plated yellow radium; Miss
Alexandria Mitchell, In white organdie;
Atessrs. Paul Christian. Oliin Richard
son, Ernest Allen Walter Lefew, John
NJ. Miller, Hunter Camp. William Grigg,
Otey Miller. Thomas Neal, Henry Stu
pies. Jenifer Sutton, Jean Sutton,
Mitchell Sinton, Jack Evans. William
\ Davidson, Trevillian Turner, Elicit
Ready, Larkin Glazebrook. Jr., Tazewell
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