The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

house, Lieutenant POWELL, Ensign
/ Galloway, Lieutenant Commando
1 Comes, Lieutenant Russell, crenshaw
Lieutenant James. rr. Frank q. Hope
Mr.. Joseph Bideood and officers IRON
the remaining ships OF the fleet nov
stationed In this vicinity.
! Marriage Announced.
! Mrs. Charles Horton wilkin. of BAL
! dmore, has Gent out cards nnnounc
ing the marriage Of her sister. Mis-,
/ SaIlie Williams Hurst. and Mr.. Roher
/ White Smith. which took place Thurs.
/ day morning IN the Church OF tn.
Redeemer in Baltimore. Mr. Smith
( Is son or the late Major J. r. Smith
! and Mrs. Smith OF Virginia, and
Is IA brother Of Mrs. Robert w. For.
sythe. formerly Of Richmond. MIR
, Thomas Marshal Smith was his
brothers best man. owing to mourn
Ing In both families the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. Chas A
Hinscl, was witnessed only by rela-
/ tiVes.
Beautiful Home Wedding.
At seven O'Clock this evening at
/ The Grove" the palatial home of the
bride, near Narrcnton, Va, Miss Eli
zabeth Pierce Hard Fair. daughter OF
Mrs. Robert Mohum Fair. and Mr.
Frederick William Towfield, of Mon
Canada. Will be married the Rev. r.
:. links. OF 81 James church, War
renton. and Rev. W. w. Page. of Corn
WALTON the Hudson, officiating
The bride VIII be exauisitely gowned
In dress OF white satin trimmed with
rose point ana duchess lace, with
tulie veil She viii carry a handea,l Of
pearls and orange blossoms. a brides
ooquet Of roses and lilies of the valley.
ana che will be given In marriage by
her brother. Mr. Thomas Hardy Fair,
or New York Miss Fair will have as
her only attendant her sister, Miss
Mary Pfnkney Hardy Fair, who win
wear costume Of pink satin with
trimmings OF pearls. and will carry a.
shower bouquet Of Killarney roses. Mr..
Gordon Greenshields Of Montreal. will
be best man
The home OF The bride will be elabo-
rately decorated IN fall flowers and
iefhs. and Mr. : a. Appleton, Of War
iei'oh VIII preside at tho organ. After
me wedding g large reception will be
'1eld al the home. after which Mr.. Tow
Held and his bride will leave for an
extended bridal tour in the North.
MISS Fair Is one Of the most prom
Heht young women Of Narrenton. and
IS wen Known and great favorits
IA BaItimore, Washington, West Point
ana Norfolk, where she has spent
i1ueh TIME. Being a decided brunette
y, attractive bearing and charm or
character. Miss Fair has host or
friends whereeEer she is known. NJ,
fowfeld is the son of Mrs william,
lo"heid, and IL the manager OF the
Qdebec savings and Trust Co. Of
montreal Mrs FoWfeld VIII wear a
going away gown Of dark blue sarg,
with hat to match.
among the cGt ~ town guests pres
eIt were; Mrs Lacy Han and Emily
itaii of Connecticut; Mr.. and Mrs
tarl Jones. of C0Ainsviue: Mrs. Emily
/. Hardy, Of Norfolk; Miss Garsf ~
aHhapohs Miss shannon, of Buffalo;
bf- douglas McFnery. L. $. A.; -ar,
geo. BUCK, or Baltimore: Mr. aud Mrs
n, savage, a Baltimore: Mrs. Car
Vel Hall and Miss Mamie Williamson
Of Washington. Mr.. ". w Tangnts ~
baltimore; Mrs. G. A Armstrong Of
baTaio: Miss Edith Hubbel,. Lieu,
Commander ana Mrs. Arthur Mac Ar
thuf, Mrs Price and Miss Price. OF
Seattle. Wash. "
AIter the wedding german will
ne given in the town hail. AS n bride
eject Miss Fair has been extensiveIy
entertained in WarrerAon bv her host
Of friends
In Honor of Miss Allen.
MISS Nancy Alien is spending some
tlthe IN Atlanta, Ga. az the guest OF
MISS Elizabeth Dudley Miss Alien
mas been mach entertained this veek
IN W edneSAay evening she was the
9tesl OF hohor at the bridge party.
given by Miss Mabel Carhn. and on
thursday Ia~
at which Miss Alma Higgins was hos
less. Next week SHE win be enter
tanned at a dancing party to be given
ny Mrs. Joseph Heath Williams.
Brock-Butts
The marriage Of Miss Emma G.
suits, 10 Mr.. Swepson Brock. OF Nor
folh. Va, was celebrated Wednesday
afternoon ~ $50 o'clock at Frank
town, Va The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. H Edwards. D. D.
presiding elder OF the Eastern shore
district. Of the Virginia Conference.
Preceding the ceremony Mr.. Bedford
heiiam' of Pungoteague. sang Loves
old sweet Song" accompanied on tho
piano by Miss Lula Arnold.
Entering the church, TO the strains
OF lohenglln's wedding march. were
flrst the ushers, Mr. Walter Hurt. MIR
M. Roberts, Mr.. jerome Nottingham
and Mr.. Darrell keliam. Then the
groom and his best man Mr.. Arthur
STOCK followed by the bride and the
matron OF honor. Mrs John Fitzpatrick
Of Arlington. Va
The bride wore tailored suit Of
brown broadclQth with hat and gloves
10 match, and carried a shower bou-
quet OF Bride roses. Her only orna-
ment was handsome bar pin OF
pearls and amethysts. one OF the bril-
dal presents The matron of honor
wore alice blaze chiffon over inessaIine
with crystal fringe and bands a black
picture hat, and carried la france roses.
All the Gentlemen Of the party
wore conventional black with pearl
gray ties alld gloves The couple left
for Old Point and northern cities on
their honeymoon
Ihe bride and groom were delight
fnIiA entertained at -diunAr Monday
evening 10y DIR. and Mrs. VIM j. Stur-%I
Gis Only a few friends Of the bride
were present Tuesday evening the !
brides parents entertained the bridal
party and a host of friends,
Gut OF town guests We're Mr. En-
met Butts, Of Lynchburs; Miss Fannie /
Brock. Miss James, Miss Breathwaite. |
MIR. Arthur and Mr. John Brock or
Norfolk. Mrs. Byrd. of Temperance
vile. Va; Miss Marchant, of Mathews, |
Va, and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick. Nun I
erous and beautiful presents attestea |
the popularity of the bride and groom.
Personals.
Mrs. Matthew r. Scott. president I
General OF the d. A. r., was the guest
" Mrs. George r. ShaclSelford for the |