The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-28
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The wedding OF Miss Julia Brooke
Ryland and Or. Ryland knight was
quietly celebrated Wednesday evening
at sSs West Grace street. The cere-
mony was performed by the brides
father, DIR. Charles II. Ryland, in the
presence OF the immediate families OF
the contracting parties.
DR.. and Mrs. Knight will be at
home after october l at 1907 West
avenue.
Observation-Disclosures,
Miss Bessie Cleveland Palmore. OF
this city, and MIR. II, l., O Bannon, of
Barnwell. $. c.. were married Thurs
day morning at $50 o'clock at the
home of the brides brother and sis
ter, Mr., and Mrs. w. NJ Gilmore, 1891
Hanover avenue Miss Palmnre is a
daughter Of Mrs. Mary II, Palmore
and the late Spencer c. Pslmore, of
PowhaSsn county. and was a student
at the Richmond Woman's College for
several years. The groom, who is a
graduate Of the University of Nir-
ginia. is a prominent attorney of
Barnwell, s. &.
The wedding was an unusually pretty
one, the parlors being decorated In
palms, which formed an improvised
altar before which the ceremony was
performed. The Rev. John X. Goode.
pastor Of the First Baptist church, of
Barnweil, s. c.. officiated
The bride entered with her sister,
Mrs. w. NJ, Gilmore. who was her ma
tron of honor. She wore a handsome
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trimmed In chiffon and lace. and car
ried Bride roses. Mrs. Gilmore wore
an attractive white lingerie frock, and
carried bouquet of pink roses The
brides little niece, Miss Mary Wilson
Gilmore In Il dainty white fr0Ck md
blue ribbons. carried the ring on a
silver tray. The bridal march from
Lohengrin and Mendelssohns we'd
ding march were played for the en-
trance of the bridal party, and as the
recession by Miss Martha Spencer,
who was a former schoolmate of the
bride. Mr. @. Duncan Belliager, of
Columbia. S. c., was the groom's best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Bannon left i'm.
mediately for the mountains of West
ern North Carolina, where they VIII
spend their honeymoon. They will be
at home after September / at Barn
well. S. G.
Lake Long Canoe Trip.
DIR. william II. Baughman and Nell
son Baughman. Of 922 West Frank''r
street. with Wharton f. Weens, oi
Houston, Tex Thomas Il. Merri3k. OF
Glendower, Va, and Fayette G. Ew-
ing, of St. Louis, have just completed
a canoe trip to st. Louis OF 1.l0C
miles. They are all University OF
Virginia men, Or. Baughmaa navirs
received his degree there in June, eN'
cept Mr. Nelson Baughman. who was
s student at Valparaiso University
Indiana last session.
They left Charlottesville in twc
canoes on June 90 and have since
then padded on four rivers--the Ne"
kanawha. Ohio. Mississippi and inc
MsAranuc--and have skirted seven
states. including Virginia, West VT
ginia, Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana. H.
Hnois and Missouri. They Travelled a
total distance of 1.3I5 miles on water
and Of this 1.125 miles we're made III
canoes.
Or. Baughman returned II Rich
mond hv rail Wednesday night, hut
his brother will remain in the West
for some time visiting friends
Prominent Engagement
An engagement Of much interest in
Virginia that has just been announced
is that of Miss Edith Marion Murray.
10 Mr. T. Boyd Spillef, formerly or
WytheviiIe. Va. but now of Baltimore
Miss Murray is a daughter Of the
Rev and Mrs. Moseley Murray. Her
father is an Englishman by birth and
is now the rector OF the Episcopal
church at Fort Smith. Ark. He and
his family are spending the summer in
Wilmington. Del. where he has charge
of the Old Swedes' church
The wedding will take place Thurs
day. September s. in the Episcopal
church. Cape May. n. J.. and the cere-
rnony win be performed by the father
Of the bride. A small reception at the
cottage of the brides uncle will fol-
low the ceremony. Miss Mabel Muir
ray will be her sisters maid of honor.
Entertained ut Luncheon.
MIR. Q. q. Lloyd, Of Durham, who is
spending some time at the Willoughby
Hotel entertained The following party
at luncheon last week: Misses Edith
Jameson, of Roanoke Margaret Phil
ips, of Suffolk; Marie Koiner, of Rich
r,ond. Martha Lee Morris, of Peters
burg: Messers Gene Sutton. of Rich
mond; Amber and f. r. Wilcox. of
Norfolk. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. J. Lee koiner of Richmond, and
Mrs. Pritchard, of Baltimore. The ia
BILE was arranged with pink roses
Mrs Koiner and Miss Koiner have
returned to Richmond.
Invitations Received.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond from Judge and Mrs. w.
W. Moffett for the marriage of their
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Frank Jones. on Wednesday evening.
August 10. at s o'clock. at the Salem
Baptist church. Salem. Va
Miss Moffett has a large circle of
friends in Virginia, and her marriage
TO Mr.. Jones will be a brilliant social
event of the midsummer heason.
DIR. and Mrs. Rhoades Complimented.
Mrs, r. s. Hope, of Portsmouth,
entertained very eharmingly Tuesday
evening at her home in North street,
complimentary to her house guests.
Or. and Mrs, George Carroll Rhodes.
u. S. N, There were three tables of
bridge and those enjoying very de-
lightful evening were DIR. and Mrs.
Rhodes. Lieut. and Mrs. John Tread
we'll Bowers. Misses Dorothy Kinkaid,
Margaret Van Patten, Mary Hope,
paymaster Lamar, Midshipman For
we'll, DR.. Sanford Cooke. Mr.. John
Hughes Curtis and Mr.. johnson Nicely
DR. and Mrs. Rhoades have just re-
turned from their honeymoon. and are
spending a few days In Portsmouth wit
friends. Their welding was a recent
brilliant event in Elizabeth City, N
c.. where Mrs. Rhoades was very pop
ular as Miss Elsie seiden Baxter.
Personals.
Miss Lucy Throckmorton, of Ginter