The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
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.,N. C. ana Mr.. and Mrs James r. oyler
of Elko
very handsome reception was given
by the brides parents in honor of tho
bridal party and out-of-town guests
here for the wedding on the evening
preceding the ceremony. The house
was decorated with trailing vines and
. big bowls OF pink and white asters.
The Bird. wore frock of white mar
quisette made over pink satin. Among
tho guests present were Misses Anna
Enright. Teresa Mcclure. Gencvieve
: Bozzell kuthryne Mcclure, Virginia
; and Louise Young, Margaret Dillon,
. right. Eulalia insolvency. Catherine
} Kelley. Elizabeth Dillon. Hugh Nc.
CURE. T. II. Miles, George insolvency.
A. a. Loter.o, Mr.. Hogan, Jack Nor
rison. James Dunn DIR. s. a. Mallory.
: Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert Wilson. DR. and Mrs.
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. p G. Kelley. Mr..
Martin. MIR and Mrs. Charles Dillon.
Thomas Murphy. Arleish Davis. J. NJ.
McCabe and William Enright.
Lenvc for Atlantic Csty.
: Mrs. O. II. James and son, OF Park
Avenue, left town yesterday morning
for Atlantic City. Mrs James and her
son Will be absent from Richmond for
several weeks.
WA. Bond, Of Richmond. and party
Of Petersburg friends have gone to At
iantic city for two weeks. They Will
also visit New York before returning
; to the city.
Miss ,Inhorey Hororcd.
i, Miss Madeline Mahoney entertained
last week in honor Of her guest. Miss
Eva Mahoney. OF Richmond. who is
spending some time with her in Ports
mouth. Invited to meet Miss Mahoney
were Misses Anne Williams. Christine
lyman. Ina Ohmsen. Messrs. Eddie GLOW
er. Lee Mahoney. Robert Brooks.
George Scott, Harvey Burroughs and
Worth Calvert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maloney. Of
F., Portsmouth. gave very charming lit
tie dance in honor OF Miss Eva Ma
: honey. Of this city. and Miss Myrtle
/ Burroughs. of Florence. 5. c. Decora-
.tions were in garden roses and ferns.
n Concerning Mrs. Deford.
A Baltimore exchange contains the
following OF interest TO virginia So
: cietv:
n Mrs Thomas petord is one of the
j most prominent of the young host
s esses, and IS one OF tho leaders in the
T Green Spring Valley. where Mr.. and
Mrs. Deford have for wears occupied
@ oakdene ttr country place belonging
n 20 William r. Ogden. Who has been
living abroad for the last ten wears.
: Mrs Deford was formerly Miss Beulah
Smith. and is the only daughter OF
Mrs. Pembroke Mitchell Womble,
= Her beauty is OF the decided brunette
l. type, and she has much vivacity and
charm OF manner. She is noted tor
her exquisite taste in dress and all
ways wears the smartest costumes.
Mrs Deford, like her husband. who
recently resigned the mastership OF
the Elkridge Hounds is devoted TO
out of-door sports. and has been AZ
the races each day Of this meet Be
/ sides their place In the Green Spring
; Valley and town house e; al5 North
I Charles. Street. Mr.. and Mrs Deford
! esve q delightful cottage at Luray. in
= Virginia where they spend part Of
every year. and where they entertain
a succession Of house parties for the
; 1sh!ng and shooting"
Noilcy-hcCue.
Tie marriage OF Mrs Margaret II.
McCue and Professor q VI Motley. Of
Richmond, took place on Thursday
morning at Ma pleton." the home Of
the bride. near Alton. Dr. Fainter.
pastor Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church
p@rfoTmed the ceremony. and the par
Tors we're prettily decorated with ferns
and white flowers for the occasion
Professor Motley and his bride left at
once for q wedding tip 10 Canada. and
VIII spend their honeymoon at the
hunting lodge OF the Rev Robert p
Kerr. D. D. Of Baltimore. They Will
make their home al Ma APPLETON"
I Professor Motley is one Of the we'll
known educators IN the South. and his
school for boys In Richmond was one
Q. the best known schools in Virginia.
1rtere.tInE Announcement.
An engagement recently announced
OF much importance to Richmond So
ciety is that of Miss Lillian Beatrice
| Wh!tmore. daughter of Mrs Nan s.
Z Harrison, also Of that city The wed
ding vii % celebrated some time dur
: ing thu month o, October and viii be
brilliant society function. Misc
"Ai:more IS very popular in Virginia
: socleiy, and frequently visited friends
, and relatives IN this city Eoth she
and Mr Harrison are widely related
ihrou2hou, the state. and theI- wed
G.ag VIII be very important event
. II me early fall season.
. or Interest Here
Roanoke exchange Of last weak
contains the following article OF in
. iarss, in Richmond where both the
of@e and groom are well known:
beautiful marriage was SOL
|, ~ 20. - - f>pltCc opal -nurch
n Wednesday night 1T 3e O'Clock. when
Mis- Bessie Gale Aohltt. The daughter
- MI and Mrs. !. -. Abbitt. beca mo
n tne bride ~ RTvsnt Adamg cunning
l. nam Of Wilmington. y e.
= ne church vas arti,,icaliy deco-
S ratsd IN ported plants AMI yelIoT ana
d pink flowers Before tie ce-emonv
% -'rs. L. Brown SANG 20. Promise Ne .
q 20 tie strains n the "f.onenErin'' ned
r. Hlne march THE nsners we're Julian
d h"o!nso,- William Arthur ~ LINEN.
'h.a Sidnev Hlock. n rocshontal.
q and Curtis Ashworth
. ne maid ~ honor Mis- Frances
h S'oner ~ Natural Ridge came n
alien" she waa H~essed in ninL sa,l-
y, vei'ed 'u c>nar. ehiron .ri,1 re,
y. tr mining. and carried IA Fra7re ros4s
The hrlde entered WIN be- End