The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-30

orange blossoms. and she carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies of the valley. Miss Gary wore a
lingerie frock. hand embroidered, and
carried a sheaf of La France roses
T. Johnson acted as his brothers best
man
An informal ceremony for intimate
friends OF the bride and groom fol-
lowed the ceremony, and MIR and Mrs
Johnson left afterwards for n trip TO
/, ToNaway. Guests from distance
We're: Miss Marguerite Hamilton. OF
Covinston. KY; Rev. and Mrs. T. r.
Reeves. OF Blackstone: Mr.. and Mrs
5 y. Johnson. of Arringdale: c. T
Joyner. of Norfolk; DR. c. f. Petty. Of
portsmouth; George and Virginius Ar
mold. OF Waverly; Miss Virginia RawIs.
'f Carrsville: Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Con-
NELL, OF Burdette. Miss Mamie Joyncr
or Burdette; Jack Bowen, of Hampton:
Newton Fitzgerald of Suffolk; Grant
Roper. OF Norfolk; Graham White, Of
Portsmouth
Summer In Virginia.
Miss Chloe Tyler Cooke, of Balti-
more. will spend part of this summer
visiting friends in Virginia. Miss
Cooke was the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Cooke here last winter for Miss Cookies
presentation ball, and several smaller
functions were given In her honor.
Allss Cooke made her debut in Bait
more last season. and a number of
brilliant affairs were incident to her
bringing out.
Heid-Gibson.
society is much interested in the
account OF Miss Helen Gibson's we'd
ding. taken from the Washington Post
of yesterday
"A pretty home wedding was solem-
Vgd
perv'lle. when Miss Helen Gibson pc
came the bride of William a Reid, of
Washington. The ceremony. which
took place beneath the spreading elms
on the beautiful lawn of the brides
home. was performed by the Rev. DR.
Duffy, presiding elder of the Methodist
Church.
The bride. WHO was attended by
her niece. Miss Ada Kincheloe. IS the
daughter of Mrs. Eliza Gibson. She
IS = graduate OF Hollias.
Tie bridegroom. who was attended
hy his brother-in-law, Glyndon p.
Roller. of Luray. and Byrd Walker. OF
New York. was associated with the
Bolivian legation in Washington for
number OF years. For the last four
years he has been touring the world
as the representative of commercial
and industrial interests and In study
Ing the commercial possibilities of
various lands. He returned to the
United States only a few weeks ago
from the South American countries.
After wedding trip TO Nova Scotia
and Labrador Mr.. and Mrs. Reid will
return to washington in the autumn,
where they will reside.
No Invitations for the wedding were
issued. and only the near relatives of
the bride and bridegroom were pres
ent at the ceremony"
Mrs. Reid has several times visited
friends here.
Attending Dances.
Miss Martha Valentine OF this city.
who has been Il guest OF friends in
Petersburg for the Mann-Cham-
berlayne wedding this week. was
among those dancing at an informal
Riverside Country Club. in that city.
Miss Valentine will not return to
Richmond until next week
Miss Waddey was among the out-of-
town guests present al german given
in Salem on Monday OF this week. The
dance was given in the skating rink
in Salem. which was prettily decorated
for the occasion Mrs. J. s Perry
chaperoned. Miss Waddey is a guest
OF Miss Eugenia Grimm at her home
in salem. and number OF informal
ana!rs have been planned in her honor.
Miss Griffin. who hss been in New
York most OF the past winter. is
spending the summer with her parents.
Judge and Mrs. Griffin. She has sew
cral times visited friends in Rich
mond
Outing Near Chester.
The employees of the American Ma
tional Bank and their families have
been invited by Oliver ]. Sands to an
al fresco supper at Mr.. Sands's country
place. near Chester. The Atlantic Coast
Line train leaving the Union Station
at $40 p. NJ. will take the guests TO
Chester, and a later train Will bring
Of the delightful celebrations of indie
pendence Day by Richmond host and
his friends.
Leaving for Boston.
Miss Elizabeth Willingham will leave
town Monday for Boston, where she
will spend the next six weeks taking
"A special course In English at the Har-
ward Summer School. While in Massa-
chusetts, Miss Willingham will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. r. II. Ferrell
in the latter's home at Cambridge.
Mrs. Terrell has made her home in
Cambridge since her marriage in Rich
mond last fall.
BrnHton-Price.
The wedding of Miss Mary Barbour
Price and Robert Carter Braxton was
quietly celebrated Wednesday at noon
in the First Presbyterian Church. Frank
P. Price. the brides brother, assisted
by the Rev. +. T. McFaden. perform
ed the ceremony The brides only at
tendant was Miss Ferrebe Bagby, and
Char Corbin BraXton was his broth
er's hest man. Travis Epes and Robert
Storrs acted ushers
Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for an en-
tended Northern trip. and on their re-
turn will make their home in Winston
salem. North Carolina.
Marriage Announced.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Miss s2lla
Shipman G>thrie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Henry Guthrie, and Dr.
Joel Cutchin Rawls. The wedding took
place on Wednesday. June IS in