The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-20

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New York. Immediately after his re-
turn from Newport. Colonel McCabe
wi sail for Europe In the White star
steamship Celtic.
intcrestinS Announcements
The engagement of Miss Meta oyia,t
only daughter of Dr. cI Mrs c. "
oyiatt' and Or. B. c. Willis, of vir-
GINA, was announced recently at an
e!a oorate dinner party given by the
\ parents OF Miss Ovatt at their coun-
py place on the north shore OF Lake
suite des Morris just outside Of
o ,,s. Dr.. Wills is native OF
nlcnmond. and graduate of the
ieu'cai College OF Virginia. and has
peen with the celebrated Drs. Mayo.
at rochester. Mimi. for the past two
Years, In addition to his college train
ing here. he has done post graduate
York al Harvard and Johns Hopkins.
ne Is brother OF Or. Willis. who is
associated with DIR. George Ben John
ston, In this city. and will shortly
take up work in Richmond
The summer home OF Dr. and Mrs.
1 oVlatt at Underwood was decorated
Tor the occasion In a profusion of
g
n rlors were hung with drapcry of
I PINK roses. and In the librar!. a com
binhtion OF pink and white peonies
decorated the room. In the dining
room pink roses wer used every
where. and the centrepiece for the
table was a huge basket or the same
movers With streamers of ~ nix tulle If
/ Miss Oyintt is a charming society
! sirl and very talented musician. She
mas been prominent in society in Mil
(! Weukee and Madison since her debut
last season. and the wedding will be
an event of unusual brilliance and
social Importance.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence F. sullivan
: have issued invitations for the mar.
rage oi their daughter. Adelaide and
4 Ainitree Jones Fulton. the ceremony
10 take place at the home OF the
brides parents. Ills Grove Avenue. on
the evening OF Wednesday, June IS. al
o'clock.
| At Temple LodEc.
Or. Charles s. Gardner, OF Louis
/ vile, Ky. former pastor of Grace
street Baptist Church in this city.
is spending the summer months at
Temple Lodge" the home OF Mrs.
Eobert Todd. on Chestnut Hill. DR..
Gardner has been the house guest OF
Mrs. y, d. Van Buren, on West Grace
| street. for the past several weeks. and
is supplying at Grace Street Baptist
Church for two months ri.
Georgia Wedding.
marriage of much interest here
took place on Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock. June Il. in the First Bap-
ust church. Augusta. Ca. when Miss
Cecile Meyrtck Bosnian became the
bride Of Harry Campbell Walden. Rev.
Ashby Jones, assisted by Rev joseph
! Sewer. of the First Presbyterian
Church. performed the ceremony. sim.
| plicity marked every datai of the
wedding. which was one OF the no
, table gatherings OF society OF the sea
+. son. and delicate ferns tall palms and
numerous lighted candles decorated
the church for the ceremony
The bridesmaids were Misses Bessie
| Frye. Florence Mounce, Cecile Smith
| and Hazel Brand. They entered sing
| ~ from the side aisles and wore lin
Gerie frocks with picture hats. trimmed
In PINK roses. and carried great
bouquets of pink roses and trailing
fern caught with pink iulle. Mrs.
Frank Hill. OF Kentucky, matron of
honor. wore gown of rose -colored
messaline with a overdress Of pink
marquisette caught with roses and
finished with gold embroidery. Her
hat was pink chip. trimmed with pink
| aowers. and she carried white roses.
Miss Gladys King, of Richmond, at
tended the bride as maid of honor.
She wore lovely gown of white mes.
saline. yelled in white embroidery
marquisette. with white picture hat.
She also carried white roses A.
| Baudry Moore. of Savannah, attended
the groom as best man, and the
ushers included Daniel Halford, Frank
Calhoun, Van Holt Garrett, Edward
Tuttle. of Jacksonville: Frank Hill.
OF Kentucky, and Lorraine Tompkins.
4 OF Richmond.
The bride entered with her father,
/, George Bosnian. who gave her away.
| Her wedding gown was OF duchess
satin. made with court train and
,eiled in silk marquisette embroidered
In Bride roses. Duchess lace was used
on the bodice, and her tulle veil fell.
| from lace cap caught with flowers.
She carried bouquet of lilies of the
| valley and Bride roses
AT the reception following the cere-
j mony, decorations We're IN marguerites
and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Walden left
at once for an extended trip visiting
Canada and places of interest North
before their retul.. to Augusta
| The brides parents formerly lived
| In Virginia. where they are promi-
nently related. and Mr.. Walden is
son Of the late DR.. Walden, OF Goshen.
Mrs. Rosa Lee King, of Richmond, an
| aunt of the groom wore white mar
| quisette. hand embroidered in coral and
| white picture hat trimmed in willow
| plumes.
|Clarke--Trencr.
/ William E, Clarke and Miss Eleanora
TreHer. both OF this city. were quietly
married on Wednesday evening, June
II. the Rev. Father Edward. o. S. B.,
pastor of st. Alary's Church, perform
| ing the ceremony. AIR. and Mrs Clarke
left Immediately after the CEREMONY