The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

of Miss Mary Evelyn Hjckok, daughter Of Mrs rhcNoN
and the late John James Hickok. to Mr.. Hamilton oooo-
win oBykin. of Richmond. which will take place Weohe--
day afternoon at 5 80 o'clock III the Second Preshy-
terrain church. The Rev. Russell Cecil will perform
the ceremony.
Mrs. Lehr. of Washington, J.. c. will be the matran
of honor. and Miss Rebecca Hickok. of Baftihfore, ~
maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Louise
Warfeld. of Baltimore; Miss Munnickhuypen, Of ba.,-
more, and Misses Helen lathrop. BESSIE Tompkins, rhla
Buck and Daisy Boykin, of Richmond. MI, Rooer,
Cabell viii be the groons best man, and the usHel
William Earl, of New York; Diane Marry, randolph
Cardoza, John Parish, William Trigg and shariie VIA
kins, -.
A brilliant reception at the brides home, s2l West
Franklin street. viii follow the sssei"'ny'
Mr.. and Mrs. James o'Brien, of Woodland Heights.
have announced the marriage Of their daughter, MISS
Jessie Lee O'Rrien, to Mr.. Henry Grady Dickens Oh
The marriage took place in Washington Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Dickens left Monday for Weldon, where hes
We're rendered Il reception at the home OF the o'oe-
groom.
Mr.. Dickens is prominently connected in mercantile
circles in Weldon, and has many friends here where he
is we'll known.
Wheat Booth.
The marriage OF Miss Daisy c. Booth. daughter of
Mrs. Walter Temple Booth. to Mr.. Curtis Snead Wheat
son of Mr.. and Mrs. otho Wheat, of bedford city, VI
VIII he celebrated Wednesday evening at 7.3o O'clock
at the home Of the brides mother, ll2s West avenue.
Palms and ferns will form q background in the recess
OF the bay window before which the bridal party WIZ
stand. The mantels III the parlor. library and dining
ehrysanthemums. The entire lower floor viii he ut by
! candelabra with yellow candles, Or e. "hlinglam
ali sHt anu H. tHfH'f ~ ~ -'
ing Young Charms will be played during tue cere-
mony.
tiers OF the bride. will be the bridesmaids and VIII wear
pale blue messaline gowns over taffeta. trimmed with
pearl and gold passamentrie and chiffon. They Will
n;,n ~ II ,r'io : ttt1o Mss Dornihv Walters Booth
and Master Alfred l.. Gray. Jr. will BE the flower girl
and boy. Mr.. i. l. Bingham, Of Richmond, will be tho
best man. and the asheIs will be Mr.. a y. Booth and
Mr.. ". l. Booth.
The brides gown viii be Of white satin, trimmed in
duchess lace and pearls, and her tulie Ntit WIZ DC
1 pauyht with al "a blossoms. Her orna-
ments viii be pearls. and she Will carry a shower boe-
quet of bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
An informal reception was given Tuesday night at
the brides home for the bridal party and out of town
guests. who include MIR. and Mrs, OHIO Wheat. Bed
ford; Mr., and Mrs. w. L. Booth. Miss Dorothy Booth. 90
Covington. Ky: Miss Flora Il. Irlst""' MiddieseH; mss
Lillian Rose. Detroit. Mich: Mr.. and Mrs J II. Wal
shrdlu etaoin
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheat win leave immediately after
the ceremony for q Northern trip. after which they
will visit Mr. whest's relatives in Bedford CITY They
will be at home after November 10 in Columbia, : 6.
Mrs. Fleming Entertained.
Mrs. Charles Fleming. who recently spent some time
in Richmond as the guest of Mrs. G. w p Brock. Is
route to Florida, where she will spend the winter. \
number of attractive affairs have been given tor Mrs.
Dexter was hostess Monday afternoon and an informal
bridge party Tuesday afternoon given by Mrs. hSafer.
Quantities of yellow chrysanthemums We're used in
the decorations AT Mrs. Dexters tea.
The score was kept on cards handpaintea In quaint
little Jack olanterns suggestive Of the coming Hal
loween and the game was followed by afternoon tea at
which the. players were Joined by a number of other
guests.
Mrs " /. Nlcoisea presided III the tea laole ana thf
thoie tolh when Ute "ee were served IA i"sttA
with yellow chrysanthemums, the sunshtny tIn's OF the
stately mowers IA deilgnttnl harmony WIN the poishel
uiahoRahE urhtuF OF ne room SliNeF 'at0flSbFd
We're tipped with yellow shades ana silver nonpo't
aishtS WERE Al'd Win Ytho" UNITS.
invited 10 meet Mfs. tlshlhs M Mrs. Shat"f = lues
Gay We're u NUMBER CT hei offaef irlehas VITA nom
sHe It "lhate during htf residence IN Atiahta.
A"nhs hen We're MIS- Il o. hld4eA' Aifs I n"hlas
- raiH1t MfS 5thh fltteh' MRS GEORGE DEXTER, Mrs.
Lt"is fanaef' Mfs, "hiiain Ha"kes. Miss Sarai
hawkes. MRS. John Harrison, Mrs {. /" PettisreW.
Recital at College.
The school of expression of the Wotnaa.S eallesa in
charge of Miss Entn : Hudson has isenad rards r.,
a charming recital in the college chapel on Friday
evening" oetont = at 81" O eiook. f"ths"lhs - the
program
Inc Sahkeh Beit-i. SanptIAah.
Nnafaeters SVlnnoi'
iieihriea' tHe pel-i3uhier
t'......t, -. humanity struggling toward the ideal
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Two ,niioreh -, Eaf'hly ties
Vicar. SchooInaster, Barber.