The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22

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Page Hoggard. Arthur Freeman, DIR.
| Herbert Old, Frank Mast, Mason
Cooke. Herman Allyn, Billy Graham,
| Henry Johnston. Guy Jackson. Alex
| Bell, Grif Dodson. William Hodges
Mann. Washington Taylor. Harry
Priest, John S. stump, Walter Which.
| ard. DIR. G. b. Clifford, Arthur Craw-
/ ford, Kenneth Jones. Ben Burroughs,
/ e. w. Sans. Tyler Smith, George Me-
| Blair. Jr., Tom Randolph and Mr.. Rich
! ardson.
yassar-BayIy.
Hungar's Episcopal church. North
ampton. Va. was the scene of beau
! tiful marriage on Wednesday morning
| at 10 O'Clock, when Miss Nellie Es-
1 telle Bayly. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
! McKendrey j. Hayly became the
| bride Of Mr. James Louis Vassar, of
| Richmond. the Rev. Il, G. Butts Of
| ficiating. Miss Hattie .>arret presided
| at the organ, playing the wedding
/ marches and several selections be-
| fore and during the ceremony. Pre-
ceding the ceremony Miss Irene Jones.
Of Richmond. gowned in corn colored
crepe de chine with Persian and point
! lace trimmings. sang 90 Promise Me"
The bride entered with her sister
! Miss India Bayly, who was her maid
/ of honor She wore handsome tail
ored suit of dark blue broadcloth
| with hat and gloves to match. and
carried IL shower bouquet of Bride
| roses. The maid of honors frock was
of white lingerie trimmed with Valen-
| ciennes lace. land her flowers were
pink carnations. Mr. II. II. GULL, of
Rtchmond. WAS the groom's best man
and the ushers We're Messrs. Lloyd
Bayly. Fenwick Downing and Samuel
! Jacob.
MIR. and Mrs. vassar left imme-
diately after the ceremony for an ex-
tended Northern trip and upon their
|, return they will spend week with
the groom's parents at Pleasant Hill.
n. e. They will be at home after
| several weeks at 410 West Grace
| street. Richmond.
The guests from a distance at the
wedding included Mr.. and Mrs. L.
| Eayly, Eastville, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. e.
r. Bayiy, cheapside. Va. Miss Alice
| Rayly, Miss 1nex Jones and II. III.
] GULL. af Richmond: Mrs Rosa WILL
! lis aud Mrs. Jennie Wills, Belle
| Haven: Fenwiek Downing, Frank
| town. Arthur Bayly. Mr.. and Mrs r.
r. Gladstone and Miss Helen Mapp,
! of Exmore, Va.
Miss Eckert TO Speak
Tho Phtlathea classes of Grove ave-
nue. and Tabernacle baptist Sunday
schools have secured Miss Daisy Eek
ert. the secretary OF the worldwide
Philathea Union, To speak at Grove
Avenue Baptist church Sunday. Oc-
tober %. at r. NJ
Miss Eckert has a pleasing voice
and manner and Is forceful and
brilliant speaker,
All organized Bible classes are In
vited to be present, a. well as all
others Interested In Sunday school
work.
Special music has been arranged.
Banks--Smith.
very pretty marriage was solemn
ICED at the Baptist church at Madi-
sen. Va. Wednesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock. when Mss Mary BoardmAn
Smith and DR.. r. l.. Banks were mar
ried. The church was beautifully dec
GRATED with autumn leaves and palms,
and the bridal party entered to the
strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
march. Rev. Mr.. Frazer performed
Miss Eliza wager Smith. Of the Wo-
mans College. Richmond. was her
sisters maid OF honor. and DIR. Me- /
Rae G. Banks, of Raleigh. w. Va. |
was the Erooms best man. The ush- |
ers were Mes~rs. q. IT, Hawkins, r.. !
g. Canada, OF the NJ. G. ". Rich
mond, Va, and Shirley Smith and DIR.
r. II, Banks. OF Madison.
Both Dr. and Mr.. Banks are we'll
known In Richmond, where they
spent several years at the University /
College Of Medicine and tho Woman's
College. respectively.
After an extended tour DR.. Banks
and his bride will be 1T home in Cor
donsyille. Va.
81. Johns Circle 10 Msst.
st. Johns Circle OF Kings Daugh- /
tiers will meet Monday afternoon at !
4: 30, o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. /
Ramon -. Garcin, 261s East Grace (,
street full attendance Is desired, (
az the annual reports will be read
g. n. l. B. to Mark Residence.
The Confederate Memorial Literary /
Society will meet Wednesday at Ii /
O'Clock In the Confederate Museum.
The meeting will adjourn ut 11:30 to I
place tablet on the house st 1i05 /
East Clay street, which was the resi- /
dence Of Commodore Matthew Fon-
taine Maury from 1884 to 1868.
psrscnais.
Misc Mamie Baughman IL spending |
some time with relatives at Oak I
@esees 49, Ut ~ -.
Miss Mary Johnston and Misses |
Elotse and Elizabeth Johnaton, who 1
hava been At thu Warm SPRINGS for 4
several months. Will return 70 Nich-
neaa Saturday afternoon Tor tn win
IN.
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