The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-06

I sixty-first x. o. G. Pioneer. Tie we'd
ding VIII be celebrated this evening
at 6:v1 o'clocF with only n few inti-
! mate friends and the family of the
bride and groom present Rev. ]. Y.
bowman VIII perform the ceremony
Pink roses and lilies of the valley Will
pahk the mantcls. and on the impro-
vised altar arranged In the long draw
I Ing room, where the ceremony takes
! place. candles and lovely white blos-
SONS Will be used. In the halls and
dining room garlandB of pink and
white flowers Will ,-corate abe man
teis. while great jars of pink flowers
VIII be placed about In the rooms.
inc brides gown Is n lovely creation
OF ivory charmcuse, embroidered in seed
pearls With insets of duchess lace Her
| veil of Illusion will be arranged with
coronet of orange blossoms. and she
VIII carry shower bouquet OF lilies
or the valley and white orchids. Al
bert \. Waddey Will give his sister
away. Miss Waddey Will be attended
BY her two sisters. Misses Margaret and
| Carrie Lee Wnddcy. as maids of honor
ihcy VIII wear quaint gowns Of pale
| blue satin made with an Overdrcss OF
lace. and will carry bouquets of Killar-
ney roses Irving Robertson. a cousin
OF the groom. Will act as best man.
!,
In white costumes. will hold the rib
bons
y reception will follow the ceremony
at o'clock. after which Captain Rob
| ertson and his bride will go to Lon
don for their honeymoon. After spend
ING some time on the Continent they
VIII gall for India, where Captain Rob
crtson is stationed. The groom is a
son of the late Hecton Sinclair Rob
iC M, .hn,,
ertson, of Toronto. Miss waddcy Is n
daughter of the late Everett Waddcy,
who was one of the leading business
men Of Richmond
Out-of-town guests will be J. Ross
Robertson. Mrs y. j. Robertson, Mrs.
j. Sinclair Robertson. Irving Robertson.
all OF Toronto. Canada: Mrs. C. T..
Southworth. of Batavia. New York
Miss cornelia Southworth, of Batavia.
\. y. Mrs. Addison Mckay. Miss Ger
trude Conklin, of Stcarns; Mrs. w. W.
BoS!ey, Of Roanoke.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued by MIR
and Mrs Franklin Howell Agnew for
the marriage OF their daughter. Eliza
beth. to DR.. Herbert Mann. of this city,
the ceremony TO take place on Saturday,
december IS. at high noon, in the
church OF the incarnation Madison
Avenue and Thirty-ntth Street. New.
York CITY Only the nearest relatives
and most intimate friends of the bird (
and groom have been included in tie
invitations. breakfas, at the Hotel
Manhattan will Immediately follow tho
ceremony at half-after II O'Clock. AZ
ter January is DR.. Mann and his bride
VIII be at home at SIG Park Avenue.
Clnrk-IIeck.
The marriage OF Miss Pearl chad
wick lfcck, daughter Of Mrs. j. NJ Heck
and the late Colonel Heck, to William
Graham Clark. son OF Chief Justice
Walter Clark. of Raleigh. y. c.. and
grandson OF Governor William A. era
ham. will be a very fashionable and
smart event in society circles OF Ra-
ielgh. The ceremony, which takes
place tonight Mt Q o'clock ut the First
Baptist Church. In Raleigh. will be a
Very brilliant affair and will be fol-
lowed by large reception at the
home of the brides mother. Miss Heck
has several times visited here as the
guest OF Mrs. J. Allison Hodges. and q
number of Richmond people arc in
Raleigh TO attend her wedding. Church
decorations Will be In palms and masses
OF white chrvsanthemums. The altar
VIII be arranged with white ilowcrs
southern smilaN and ligteG candles
The wedding march from "Lohengrin'
Will be played as II professional.
The bridesmaids will include Misses
Emmlc Haywood, Gene Clark Alice
Aycock. Ellen Graham, OF Raleigh;
Mary Fry. of Greensboro. and Aston
barsan. of Raleigh. They will wear
gowns of white chiffon, made over soft
white satin and trimmed in pink che
nile fringe and lnce and will carry big
bouquets of pink roses. Joe Graham
VIII Pace, Walter Clark. VIII Harris,
OF Pawtucket: David Mackenzie Clark,
Thorne Clark, of South Carolina; John
lSonshall and John Clark. of Durham
Will he groomsmen.
The bride Will enter the church with
her brother. George Heck, OF New York,
who VIII give her away. Her wedding
gown Is fashioned OF heavy white
satin, made with "a court train, and is
embroidered in orange blossoms. The
bodice is trimmed with pearls and point
and duchess lace. Her long lulle veil
VIII be caught with orange blossoms,
ana she VIII wear a rope Of ncarls and
diamond brooch. both gifts of the
groom. She will carry a shower bou-
puet OF lilies of the valley. Miss Mary
Grimes Cooper, of Raleigh, Will be
maid of honor, and Miss Avis Walker
Grant. of this city. will be first brides
maid. They viii wear similar gowns OF
pale pink satin. draped in mink chiffon
ana will carry arm bouquets of wbitc
roses. David Clark, of Charlotte. y. c.
VIII act as the groom's best man.
Decorations for the big reception fol-
lowinE~-thc ceremony at the brides
home Will be entirely in pink nowers.
Wedding bells of green will be sus-
pended from the ceiling. and the man
tells and windows will be banked with
pink roses and smilux. In the dining
room large basket of pink roses Will
ornament the centre of the table, and
II bell OF pink flowers will be hung
from the chandelier. tied with large
bows of pink ribbon, and steamers Of
smilaN and pink tulle reaching to each
corner of tile table. An orchestra will
play during the evening.
MIR. Clark and his bride will leave at
once for II trip to Florida and Cuba,
after which they will go to Washington
10 make their home,
Ten Thursday Afternoon.
y very attractive tea will be given
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