The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
Society:
tconttnued From Second Pase)
Northern cities. They will be at home
70 their friends after October 1.
nesurreA Frou New Engiand.

England. has returned to her home
in Richmond. Miss Clarke was ae-
companied by Miss Emily Mason Pol
lard, daughter of DR.. H. b. Poiiafd
Of Chester. Pa. who will visit here
for few weeks.
Wehber-PatteraOn.
The wedding of Miss adelaide Ophe-
ia Patterson and Joseph II. Webbee
MSS celebrated on "Wednesday eve
ming. September is. at han -aiter
o'clock, in the Methodist Episcopal
church, south, at Pennington Gap
The church was decorated in masses
of yoldenrod and mountain fern and
a wedding bell of yellow and white
flowers was suspended from the arch
over the chanceL The altar was dec
GRATED with lighted candles and white
flowers Mrs. Glen Clay Gibson played
the wedding March from Lohengrin
at the entry OF the bridal party and
30 Night of Love" very softly our
kng the ceremony. Mendeissohns
wedding March was played as a re.
cessional. Rev. f. ii. Cole performed
the ceremony.
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away. Her
wedding gown was an exquisite af-
fair of white satin charmeuse TRIM
med in real lace and pearls and her
Veil of tulle WAS fastened with orange
blossoms She carried a shower oou-
Duet of lilies of the valley. j. starr
wehber, of Salem, was the groom
best man. Miss Peride orr. who was
maid of honor. wore a white embroid-
cred marGuisette over white satin
with mob cap OF lace, and carried
white carnations
The bridesmaids were: Misses Ada
Of
tanooga, and Mary Kirkpatrick. OF
Bristol. They wore white crepe de
cine gowns with yellow satin sashes |
and mob caps of white lace They !
carried white carnations tied with
yellow ribbons The ushers includ- |
q Messrs James V. Graham, Robert
: Orr and James L. Cressap, OF hog |
,ersville, Tenn.
An informal reception was given at
the home of the bride Immediately |
following the ceremony. The paTlors
were decorated for the occasion IN
white and yellow flowers and Misses
Rose and Chloe Cole were al the punch
bowl Mr.. and Mrs. Weber left at
once for a wedding trip TO Cincinnati,
Detroit and Canada. where they will
spend several months. They will lat
er make their home in Roanoke.
Addison-Neal.
SAYS the Roanoke Times:
"A very quiet. but pretty. wedding
was soiemnized Wednesday evening
a. 4:3o o'clock in the home of Mrs.
lanes F McTier. Maple Avenue. when
her sister, Miss Bessie Pitzer Neal.
daughter Of the late Judge j. w.
Neal, of this city, became the bride
@. Samuel Lester Addison. of Nor
folk.
The house was decorated with gol-
denrod and yellow shaded lights
Welding March was
rendered by Miss Nan Barksdaie. The
brides only attendant was her maid
of honor, Miss Elizabeth Wright, of
Richmond. who was gowned in white
over silk. and carried yell
low chrvsanthemums tied with tulie
The groom was attended by his best
man. Ernest Il. HODGE. of this city.
The bride wore a travelling cos
tune of brown, with hat and gloves
TO match. She carried shower bou-
quet of Bride roses and ferns.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. W. c. Campbell. D. D.. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church.
After an informal reception. the
brile and groom left for an extended
trip South. Because of a recent death
ate relatives and q few friends were
present at the wedding.
After October Is, Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
olson will be at home at SIS Thirty
.thiri Street, Park Place, Norfolk
For Miss Huber. |
Miss Ina Rice entertained a num-
Der of her friends Tuesday night at
her home in Harrisonhurs in honor |
of her guest, Miss Jeanette Huber, Of
Baltimore.
Those present were: Misses jean |
META Huber. of Baltimore; Edna
Rion, Sue Foley. Ethel Guyer. Myrtle |
Gregg, Nellie Bowman. Alma ana
Bessie Reiter. Daisy Long, Nellie Lo-
gan. 4.eona Harmon, Gertrude Bow
n1au. and. Ina Rice: Messrs. I.ilburn |
Ransbottou,. G. c. Dunlap. Charles I.
'Reamer and s E Glenn. of Stanton. !
]. s Crist, of Broadway; Emmer Long.
John Wolfe, Ward Long. Russell
;Ransbottor. Wilmer Roudabush and
Roy Crickenberser.
fFaII German.
; Mrs. w. r. Powell will give her
fall german to her dancing class next
Tuesday evening at Lakeside. All
members are cordially invite to he
present.
Automobile Trip.
Fred Lord. OF Belle Haven. gave
very enjoyable autoIuohil. party last
Tuesday. Among the points Of inter-
.es, visited were onancock. Parksley
ard scconac. While in Onancock.
.fr Lord and his party were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Stewart
On North street.
In the North.
Mr. and Mrs W. e Hill. Of 231s'
West GraC. street. have just returned
from two weeks trip IN B'aCk
Mountain. " r.. and are now visiting
friends in Philai. lphia and New York.
They will return home in about ten
DAYS
wasbinGsop Wedding.
Miss Anna Victoria Sherhe-d was
married "Wednesday TO James Nnson
FLETCHER. j.. ~ -. Louis. Mo. at Nor
mothers apartments in th" Sacam"r".
Ussh!rEtor- Tho wedding Was quiet.
o.ly rnemb,-s AZ the "a miIy and
few intimate friends being present.
The ceremony was Perforncr. ny the
Eev Mgr. Iackin.
The bro" was escorted by hcr
brother Lieutenant William n Shcp-
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