The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05

Ter, Of staunton; Miss Mary Hairses.
with paul woodf,n; Miss Mary Ellison,
with n. r. Ellison; Miss Gloze Brooke,
with Mr. W1hitlnore, Of Stanton. and
Charles Henderson,: Miss Corrie Austin,
with Albert Austin: Miss Mabel Morrie,
with Mr.. Mcfarland, OF Stanton.
The stays were Aalcomb Mccon,b.
Arthur Austin, OF Stanton; Mr.. Moran,
of Washington and Lee; DICK Smith, OF
Washington and Lee; John Smith. Mr.
Moore, Of Roanoke; LOOMS Fox and
Kenton CoIner.
The dance was chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Ellison and Irs. Pliny
Tishburne. Music was furnished by q
string orchestra.
Rnkcr-Tennis.
At Mayac1d. on Phoebus Bay. the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Ten
mis-, the wedding OF their daughter,
Grace Irene. to John Hancock Baker.
of Richmond, was celebrated Thurs
day afternoon. Rev. E. Pendleton Jones',
D. D., pastor OF Hampton Baptist
Church. officiating
Miss Tennis. a cousin OF the bride.
attired in blue crepe de chine and car
rying white roses and carnations. was
the maid OF honor, and John Taylor, OF
Richmond. was mr.. Bakers best man.
The bride was attired most becomtngly
in a gown OF white crepe de chine and
carried Bride roses and lilies Of the
valley.
Mrs Baker is the daughter OF Edgar
NJ. Tennis. president of the Bank OF
Phoebus. and ono Of the leading bus
mess men on the lower Peninsula. She
Els a graduate OF the Woman's College,
lin Lynchburg, and general favortte
with all her acquaintance. MIR. Baker
Is connected with the Richmond office
OF the Virginia Home. Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Following the wedding ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Tennis gave an elaborate
wedding dinner and reception to the
bridal couple and their friends. Among
those attending the dinner and recep-
ton We're Mrs. Baker, mother Of the.
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. 3IcChesney. Mr..
Baker and Miss Edmondson. OF Rich.
,inond.
The bridal couple were the receipt
tents of many beautiful and costly we'd
ding gifts OF silver. cut glass and other
useful articles. thus attesting the pop-
ularity OF the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker left last evening
for New York. where they will spend
their honeymoon. and will then go to
Richmond to make their home.
Clark-WalIer.
A notable and Interesting social event
was the marriage OF Miss Jean Waller
OF Martinsville. Va. to George Ross
CLARK. OF Reno. Ney., at the home OF
the brides aEDnts, DR.. and Mrs George
E. Waller Narttnsville.a at 1880 o'clock
on November 2. The marriage was a
quiet home affair. only the immediate
relatives OF the bride and groom being
present Rev. S. ]. Battin, Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. South. of Mar
tinsville. was the officiating clergyman.
The bride wore a handsome tailored
going-away gown OF brown cloth and
carried shower bouquetiof Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley
After welding Journey through
Mexico, California and other Pacific
coast States, Mr.. and Mrs Clark Will
be at home In Reno. New.
The bride. whose beauty and personal.
charm has rendered her one OF the
most popular members OF the society
set in Martinsville, is the youngest
daughter OF LIE. and Mrs. George e.
Waller, and has a large circle OF rela-3
tlves and friends throughout Virginia.
The family Is one OF the Oldest OF the
prominent in the State since It's first
settlement. 81
Mr.. Clark Is a native yirglnian. who
is also connected with some OF the most
prominent families In Virginia. but
answered, a number of years ago. the
call of the West, where he has achieved;
an enviab!e success in business He is
now a consulting and operating mining
engineer In Reno, New. He also has q.
large circle OF relatives and friends In
this section OF the State.
| Personal Mention.
e. Thomas =. Hutchinson, OF Blacks
burg, Va, Is visitor to the city.
S. Brown Allen and Mrs. lien, OF
|Staunton, Va, are spending several
days In Richmond as the guests of Mrs..
T.. = Scherer.
Miss Lily Vest Is visiting Miss
I 4 herese Nurn ey, of Suffolk, Va.
Mrs. Lionel Barton, Of Norfolk. is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. r. Letter.
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