The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-30
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punch bowl. Later punch was served
oy Mrs Granville vale-tine and Mrs.
Edward v. Valentine.
youthful society called en- masse
| to accord welcome TO the two gouis
girls, who we're Mr.. and Mrs. Valen-
| tines guests of honor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! A most interesting wedding was
| celebrated yesterday morning IN tne
lhome of DR.. and Mrs. william II. Whit-
/ slit, of 3ll North Park Street, when
! their daughter Mary Taylor. was
married to Howard Grady While
head, the ceremony being per
/ formed by the Rev w C. James u. u.
I Palms, ferns and white chrysanthe
NUNS were used in decoration, anu
the "Lohengrin' wedding march aha
| other musical selections were rendered
by Miss Mabel Sims
On account of the illness OF her
tather end brother. the bride entered
with pr w A. Harris who gave .he.I
in marriage. She was gowned in 'vorg
,nessaline trimmed In real lace, worn /
by her mother on her wedding DAY. - I
rare necklace OF pearls was her ohiy
ornament and this also was associatea
J with the bridehood OF her mother ai.e
grandmother Her veil was held with
| orange blossoms and ller flowers were
"A shower OF lilies of the valley
Her one attendant was her maid OF
honor, little Miss Frances Wooasoh'
who was daintily attired ma Whlte
! lingerie frock and carried a sheii-P ihh
French basket of Maryland roses. JACK
5 Burton. of Farmvilie, va wac
3 man to the groom
owing 10 Illness in the family OF the
: bride only immediate relatives aud
: friends were present. After December
E 10 Mr. and Mrs. whitehead will reside
t at ga North Park street.
j Observation-Disclosures.
A beautiful home wedding was ceie
{ brated Tuesday afternoon al o.9V
] o'clock in the home of Dir. and Mrs.
Daniel d. Adkins, II Franklin 9', re-
: Petersburg, when their daughter, MISS
Lillian Alice Adkins. became the bride
q of Avian S. Outland. of Richmond
: The ceremony was performed by DE-
:. W. c. Taylor pastor OF the First zap
g list Church, during which Hearts ana
: Flowers" was played by Mrs. James
Y c. Perrow, of Richmond. The par
n Iors and halls Of the Adkins nome
II were artistically decorated in palms,
e ferns and lighted tapers. Miss Maude
IS Adkins was her sisters maid of honor,
\ and NJ Parker, OF Richmond. attended
u the groom as best man.
The ushers were L. Gordon Adkins
i Roland 3 Hill, John A Gill, Jr., OF
$. Petersburg. and William a. Hammett
.e of Richmond Little Miss Emily Ger
trude Gill. a cousin of the bride, was
, the ringbearer The bride wore
n tailored suit of blue chiffon broadcloth,
"A with hat and gloves to match and car
n ried Bride roses and lilies OF the val
IA ley. Il
o The maid of honor was becomingly
attired In a costume of pink MESA
line, with crystal trimmings and car
ried an armfrl of white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The rinsbearer wore dainty
lingerie frock. The bride is daugE-
ter of D. d. Adkins. of Petersburg,
and the groom is young business
man of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Out
land left Immediately after the cere-
mony for the North. where they viii
spend their honeymoon
In Honor OF Miss Herndon.
Miss Ada b. Darlington. OF Fred
ericksburg. entertained at an in
formal luncheon on November 26. in
honor of her niece. Miss Margaret
ST. John Herndon, of Richmond. The
table was decorated in white chysan-
er themums and Southern smilaN Miss
=, Herndon, who has been visiting Miss
y Darlington and other Fredericksburg
oil relatives, returned TO Richmond MOB
day.
iStreet-Powell.
Announcement has been made of the
wedding of Miss Nal Powell Greene
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willism L
ts Greene, of 210 East Cary Street, to DR.
Hamilton Street, of Baltimore, on 30
IN vember %, the ceremony taking place
IA at the parsonage of the Rev. DR.. Wat
- son, in Baltimore. and being witnessed
by the families and a few intimate
friends OF the contrasting parties.
nu DR.. and Mrs. Street have their HON,
SE at a35 East Fort Street, Baltimore
"a having deferred their wedding triI
Is until later on account of DR.. Street.
recent illness.
Mrs. Ramsay VIII Go to Boston.
Friends of Mrs. Clarics Sears Ram
NJ say, of Westover, on James River, an
X of her daughter. Elizabeth. who hav
frequently enjoyed Mrs. Ramsay's hos
pitality and a visit to her home an
the former home of the founder o
Richmond, William Byrd. will regre
to know that the decision of Mrs
Ramsay's sous. who ara harvard grad
yates. to engage in business in Bos
ia ton Mass, will fix the residence @
Mrs. and Miss Ramsay In that city
49, as soon as Mrs. Ramsay can make tn
necessary arrangements toward leay
for about ten years. and has take
great pleasure and pride in restorin
the mansion house and estate to ii
primary beauty, rendering it one {
the finest Colonial survivals in til
State. During the 1907 year she enter
tanned number of distinguishe
visitors to the State. among whol
. We're former President and Mrs. Roost
Welt and several members OF thei
family.
GOuldin--Pitts.
y The wedding of Miss Frances Pitt
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George /
ur- Pitts, of Upper Zion, Va, to John He
bert Gouldin will be celebrated to-da
at $40 P. NJ, in Upper Zion Bapti
Church.
Lnmbcth-HollinE.
-- Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Boiling, of Be,
to ford City, have announced the a
an preaching marriage of their daughte
il Margaret Walker Boiling, to Samu
Summerteld Lambeth, Jr., the Ger
mony to take place on December s