The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-26

ed with q series OF social affairs. Later
in the summer the Misses LIE Grandc
Will visit friends In Kingston ana
Goldsboro. n G.
In New York.
Mrs. G. K. Lassiter, of 1s47 West
Grace Street. left last week to join
her husband and party of friends In
New York. From New York they Will
go to Portland, Me, and an extended
tour OF the North Shore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lassiter will return to Richmond some
time after the gecond week in August
Ayery-Lcster.
Miss palsy Mae Lester. daughter OF
Mrs. Mamie E. Lester, OF this city,
was married to James Thomas Avery.
of New York, on Wednesday afternoon
OF last week at half-after ) o'clock III
the Allen Avenue Christian Church, the
Rev. C. l.. Culbertson officiating The
church was beautifully decorated in
palms and cut flowers, the color schome
! being pink and green. MISS Edna
CrenshaW played the wedding marches.
The bride wore handsome gown OF
| white satin. draped with chiffon ano
trimmed with pearls. Her tulle veil
was arranged with orange blossoms
| and sprays OF the Same flowers were
| used on the train. She carried bou-
1
| tel Beckner, of Martinsville. Va, was
dame OF honor, and entered with the
| bride. She wore gown OF white satin
draped in tulle, and carried pink roses.
| Miss Bertha Lee King, of Norfolk,
| was maid OF honor. and wore trocS
| OF pink messaline, trimmed IN pearls
| and lace, and carried nosegay OF PINK
| roses. Little Miss Mildred Beckner. OF
| Martinsville. niece of the pride. wear
1 ~ 1aN an
| with a wide pink sash, was flower CIR!
and preceded the bride UP the aisle
| Master Lewis Beckner. also in white
| carried the ring on a silver plate.
The groom was attended by Lyu-
wood Schweickert, OF thts city, as MS
best man. and Arthur Carroll and Mr.
Russell were ushers.
A delightful reception was given the
pridal party at the home OF the bride
|! last Tuesday evening after the re.
hearsal The brides going away goWi
was OF sapphire blue chiffon. elotn
W. hat and gloves to match. Mr.. am
/ Mrs. Avery went at once to New York
and will visit Niagara. Canada, ProVl'
dence. Atlantic City and Newport, al
Ter which they will be at home 4!
Washington Heights, New York CITY.
Guests from distance included MISS
Bertha Lee King. Misses Moliie King
Annie King. all OF Norfolk; Mrs Alb
ner Beckner, Miss Mildred Beckncr
Lewis Beckner, OF Martinsville. va.
Mrs. 2. j. Parker. OF Washington, d
c.: Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Davies ant
Miss leila Davies, Of Norfolk.
Al Willoughby Beach.
Among the guests at the cottage o
..rs Francis r Fairlamb at Willough
. by Beach are Mrs. Allan Hart, Mis-
, Nancy Hart, Miss Matilda Hart. of Tar
boro, N e.; Miss Julia Tayloe, Q
Washington; Mrs. Elicit. OF spray.
2 c.; Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Cardwell, Mis-
! Elise Cardwell. Miss Dorothy Cardwel
t w. d. cardwell. Jr.. Richard Carowes
{ Edwin Cardwell, Mrs. Mayo. Miss Alic
Payne, Miss Blanche Chenery. OF Ash
l land, Va: Mr. and Mrs. Dudley. Q
: Highland Springs; Eddie Krug, o
1 Richmond: Miss j. s. Burroughs. Mr.:
$ Tyree, of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Rip
ley. Miss Bessie Ripley. of Washing
ton. D. c.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Poindex
ter, of Richmond.
/, Luncheon mt willouShby.
o. G. Lloyd, of Durham, y. c., who
spending some time at the Willoughb
Hotel, entertained the following part
I at luncheon last week: Misses Edit
Jameson, Of Roanoke Margaret Phil
: fps, OF Suffolk; Marie Koiner. or Rich
9 mond: Martha Lee Norris, of Peters
: burg; aIessrs. Gene Sutton, of Rich
= mond; Atkinson and Teddie Wilcox. !
q Norfolk The party was chaperoned b
Mrs koiner, of Richmond. and Mr.
Pritchard, of Baltimore. The tabl
was arranged with pink roses.
). In and Out of Town.
Mrs. Lucy F. Murray and Miss Fa,
> ME Murray who returned from E>lcl
q roe Beach last week, will leave Wee
> Tuesday for Natural Bridge.
Mrs. r. Latimer Gordon, who h:
been quite i'll at the home of her p
!. rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Talbo,
:, in Waynesboro. is slightly improved
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