The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07
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| gueritc Knowles and M1p. CABOT. The
public is invited
Prominent Enlargement.
| Mrs. Florence Wray OF Newport
News, has announced the engagement
of hcr daughter, Miss Hortensc Marie
| Wray. to Clinton Elicit. of Norms,
| Tenn, the wedding to take place at
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church. Newport
News. on Saturday afternoon June 20.
| D., rector of st. Johns Episcopal
| Church, Hampton, assisted by Rev.
| Thomas c. Darst, rector of ST Pauls
! Church. will perform the ceremony.
| Miss Wray will be attended by her
sister, Mrs. Turner Adams Bowen. as
dame of honor. and Miss Nan Elicit,
sister OF the groom, will be maid of
| honor. The bride will be given in
marriage by her cousin S. Gordon
Cumming, of Hampton. Andrew Lewis
Izsllett, brother of the groom. will be
be Francis Mcdonald. of Baltimore:
Little Elicit of cfncinnatii Hugh NOR
| mont and James Carr Baker.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
Elicit and his bride will leave on a
tour through the North. including
Niagara Falls, and on their return they
will spend several days in this city
before going to Norms, where they
will be at home to their friends af-
ter August i.
Miss Pcrry's Wedding.
Prominent among the events Of the
present social season was the mar
ri ac-a nj To In
daughter of Mfr and Mrs. j. s. Perry,
and Lieutenant Robert Octavius Id
wards. of Fort caswell. N c., which
took place last evening at o'clock
| In st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Salem,
Va
The church was decorated in pink
and green. A drapery of smilax in
front of the altar formed curtain
with back ground of palms. The
chancci was also draped with smilax.
interniingled with large pink peonies.
The ushers were Lyle McClung and
Frank Wiley. of Salem.
The groomsmen were John Murcf1i-
son, Of Wilmington, y. c.. and John
Moffett, of Salem. The two brides
maids were Miss Rachel Turner, of
Shepherdstown, w. Va, and Miss Sarah
Bushnell, of Salem. They wore frocks
of white messaline, short sleeves and
en- traine. carrying lunches OF pink
Maryland roses tied with long stream
crs OF pink tulle. The first grooms-
man. Hunter Perry. OF Atlanta. brother
OF the bride. passed up the aisle. fol-
lowed by the matron of honor. Mrs.
Graham Clayton. of Virginia College
who was gowned in imported white
lace, over pink mussaline. en- traine.
The maid OF honor, Miss Edith Wal
ters, OF Covington. KY, wore gown
OF white messaline, drapsd with
graceful white net tunic en- traine, W
necked and short sleeves.
Miss Jean Gregory. Of Huntington.
". Va. the dainty little flower girl
dressed in creation of hand made
lace, over pink messaline. carried a
basket OF Baltimore Bellies. which she
scattered UP the aisle OF the bride. en-
tered on the arm of her father. The
bride was gowned in white duchess
satin and short sleeves, with an over
dress of silk Egyptian net. hand en-
broldered. with crystals. She wore a
long bridal veil, fastened with pearl
ornaments and festooned with lilies
Of the valley. tied with white rib
bons
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. S. Meredith, rector of the
church.
Lieutenant Edwards and his bride
left to spend some time travelling in
the North. and will make their home
at Fort caswell, after July l.
Out OF town guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.
Gregory, of Huntington, ". Va. and
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Roper. OF
Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Garrett,
Of Norfolk; Mrs. ", S. Digs. OF Staun-
tom Miss Nan Roper, or Petersburg:
Hunter Perry, OF Atlanta, Ga: Miss
Edith Walters. of Coyington. KY: Miss
Rachel Turner. OF Shepherdstown, W.
Va. John Murchison. of Wilmington,
X. c.. Harry Jones, of Norfolk Mr..
and Mrs. Graham C1aytor, CT Roanoke;
Lyle McClung. Blair billiard, Frank
Wiley. of salem; Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Boatwright, Mrs. NJ. c. Massie, Miss
Pauline Massie. Judge and Mrs. John
". Woods, Colonel and Mrs. James
Woods. Miss Mary Trice, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Hobbie Miss Annie Hobbie,
Henry Trout, Miss Martha Trout. H.
NJ. Davant, Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Pace.
MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Merrill, Z. a.
Thurman, OF Roanoke; Mrs. NJ. G.
Watts, of Staunton; Mrs. Waytt Gibbs,
Colonel w. S. Battle Airs. Herbert
Meyer Washington, D. c.: Rev. and
-NiiS. civ .'AA .. 81 -.
Beasley, of Lynchburg.
supper at Lakeside.
A very charming little supper was
given on Sunday evening at the Lake
side Country Club in honor of Miss
Nellie Talbot. of Waynesboro. who is
the guest of her sister Mrs. r. Iati-
mer Gordon. of 1907 West Avenue.
Covers were laid for six and the
guests included Miss Nellie Talbot,
Miss Caroline Armistead. Miss Julia
Joynes. Nelson Robins, Roy Jones and
Harvey Taynes.
Mrs. Buttrick at Bridge Party.
Mrs. Horace White and Miss Bessie
Elder entertained at bridge yesterday
afternoon at the Knoll, Mrs. Whites
home in the Green Springs Valley, Md.
Their guests included Mrs George Dob
bin Penniman. Mrs. John Howard.
Mrs. John H. Wight, Mrs Lucy Hayes
Buttrick, of Richmond; Mrs. John
Murray Steele. Miss Mary Nicholas,
Mrs. Stewart S. Janney. Mrs. Robert
Mclean. Miss Mclean. of Scotland
and Mrs c. Graham Archer.
Ign,,,o HVhiuf CItII,