The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
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satin ribbon at the newell post The
ceremony took place in the library be-
tween two windows banked with smi
lax and draped in white buds, and the
ushers. George Dubois. Edwin ]. Pax
ton, c. Douglas Bagby, Robert Wallace,
Stewart Snott, David D. Roger, |
stretched the aisle of ribbons from
the stairway across the reception hall
The maid Of honor, Miss Helen Hills.
who directly preceded the bride down
the steps, wore an effective gown of
blue embroidered tulle, with trimmings
of real lace of the same tone, draped
over pale blue satin. and carried a
French bouquet of pink orchids tied
with blue tulle ribbon. w. S. John
son, of Baltimore. was the grooms
| best man. t--
The bride entered on the arm of her
father. who gave her in marriage.
| She wore an imported gown of ivory
| satin. fashioned on princess lines. and
trimmed with quantities of rose point
and duchess lace. Her veil was adj
! justed with a coronet of orange bios
! SONS and she carried shower of
white orchids and lilies of the valley.
A large reception followed the cero-
mony, which was performed by DR.. +.
w. Burwell Mr.. and Mrs. Almond left
on a private car for Nashville. from
which place they will go on an exesnd-
ed tour of the West. They will be at
home after August l. a their apart
ments in the Avalon, Baltimore.
The bride was educated in Virginia
and has a number OF friends in this
city, and the groom formerly made
his home In Lynchburg, and Is proml-
nently related throughout the State.
The out-of-town guests present for
tbs wedding were: Miss Ethel Almond,
Lynchburg, Va; William Almond,
Lynchburg, Va; W. E, Johnson, Bal
timore, Md; Richard Rumsey' Lake
Forest, Ill: Walter Iverson, st. Louis;
Miss Belle Lincoln. Lapeer. Mich: Miss
Marie Bell, Chattanooga. Tenn: Miss
Eva Louise Taylor. Jackson. Tenn;
Mrs. c. G. Potter, Memphis; Mr. and
Mrs. John Swift Montgomery, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ". Hills, Murray: Mrs. Duke
Petit. Princeton: Mrs. William Nc
Elroy. Princeton.
At the Womun's Club.
Tea will be served at the Woman's
Club from to O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon as usual. These teas have
been among the social features of the
June season in Richmond, and have
been very charming affairs. The rooms
are prettily decorated for the occasion.
and altogether it is n most attractive
place to spend an afternoon.
, The following is a partial list Of
the books to be discussed by the Lit
erary Round Table next winter: old
Wives Tales" IA Modern Chronicle"
England and tho English" "Charac-
ter" 1.-The Blue Bird christianity
a and the Social Circus"
Observation-Disclosures.
In the chapel of Holy Trinity Church
\ yesterday morning at half-after 10
y o'clock. the Rev. j. j. Gravatt oftlciat-
ing, Miss Mary Bruce Williams, daugh-
4 ter of the late Charles U. Williams, OF
strawberry HILL near Richmond, be-
came the bride of w. Brydon Tenant.
\ The ceremony took place very quietly,
n only the immediate families of the
\ bride and groom being present. Mr..
and Mrs. Tenant went North and on
K their return will be at home at STRAW
a berry Hill"
Prominent Wedding.
A very pretty wedding was cele-
U brated in the parlors of the First Bap-
fist Church last Tuesday evening at
s o'clock, when Miss Alberta Gwath-
mey. daughter of the late DR.. William
4 Gwathmey, of this city, became the
! bride of Linnaeus Nash Palmore. also
of Richmond. Tho ceremony, which
was performed by DR.. George w. Nc
Daniel, pastor of the church, and Dr.
h Weston Bruner. of Washington, was
witnessed by only the immediate fam
\ llies and Il few intimate friends, owing
4 TO recent mourning in the brides fam
lily.
Tall palms and white flowers dec.
4 Grated the improvlsed altar and lighted
\ candles and roses We're used through
4 out the rooms Mrs. Weston Bruner
! of Washington, was her sister dame
4 of honor and only attendant. She wor,
\ a becoming frock of soft white MULE
h hand embroidered and trimmed will
y Irish lace, and carried a shower o
4 Richmond roses Wilson NJ Gilmo
\ was the grooms best man.
The bride entered with her matrol
4 of honor and Wore a handsome gowl
of white crepe de chine and trlmme,
with rare old lace. IIeS tulle vel
was arranged with coronet of orang
\ blossoms, and she carried Shove
bouquet of Bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmore left at ono
for Natural Bridge, Va, where the,
h will spend their honeymoon, and Of
their return to Richmond about Jul.
49, they VIII make their home at 10
East Cary Street. Mrs George r
Smith and DR.. and Mrs, Weston
Bruner We're among the out-of-towl
guests for the wedding.
Guest of Relatives.
Mayo Reed, prominent manu-
! facturer of Charleston, s. c., who ha
81 been the guest of relatives in Rich
I. mand for the past few days ON his re