The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18

parents IN Woodland 8el9htA TIC
osrsmsny IVES performed by Or. George
". Mcdonnell. pastor ef the First 1aD.
list Church. and The DArlers we're desc.
| rated In palms And yellow blossoms
Yellow ribbons festeonsd with ysllow
roees formed "a aisle through which
the bridal party entered the parlor.
Miss Macon Rice . niece Of the bride.
| played the wedding mArcAss snd
| Hearts ana Flowers" very softly DUR
/ lng the ceremony.
| The bride entered with her maid Of
honor. her sistsr. Miss Enmie Day.
Her gown was lovely affair Of white
crepe meteor trimmed In duchess lace
/ and pearls, and her veil Of illusion.
! which fell to the hem Of her gown.
! wes arranged with . bsndeau OF orange
! blossoms. She carried shower bou-
cuer of Bride roses. and her only orna-
ment was an old brooch worn BY her
grandmother at her wedding. The maid
! Of honor was Sowned In yellow crepe
meteor, finished with real lace. ana
| she carried . bouquet OF yellow chrys-
! anthemuma Her hair was arranged
with bsndeau Of pearls and yellow
fulle. Dr.. 8. A. Slater. Of Epneld. was
the groom's best man. and little Manuel
Wheeler Rice. Of Washington. carried
the ring.
The bridesmaids were Misses Nissa
Day. Evelyn Gravatt. Ida and Isabel
Dunford. They wore gowns Of white
trimmed in lace and carried maiden
hair ferns tied with yellow chiffon.
! After a Northern honeymoon. DR.. and
Mrs Gravatt win make their home
! at calno. Guests from q distance were
| Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Davies ana
! their daughter Elise. Of Clifton Forge:
Miss Macon Rice and Manuel Rice. Of
( Washington; Miss Evelyn Gravatt and
| Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Fox. OF Calno;
: Misses Annie and Leila McCamra, Of
West Point: Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Gravatt.
Gladys Lef.aleh. B. c. slater and DR..
S. A. Slater. of King William.
! A reception was given the bridal
party on Tuesday evening. The dining
room was decorated in pink and green.
and the lights shaded in rose color
Miss Susie Luck. gowned In real lace
over white messaline trimmed In
pearls. was at the punch bowl. and an
elaborate supper was served TO the
guests.
Receiving In the parlor were Mrs
O. T. Davies. in blue charmeuse: Miss
! Annie Mccamra, of West Point, In
white wolfe over blue messaline. and
Miss Leila Mccamra. in white wolfe
and lace. The bride wore a hend-em-
broidered old rose crepe de chine
caught up with rosebuds.
! In and Out Of Tswn.
! Mrs. Edmund Strudwick has re-
J turned to her home on Park Avenue.
after a visit to PHILADELPHIA
| Miss Fanny Miller will shortly 60
| to New York. where she will spend
the next several weeks.
Miss Elise Miles. who has been VS.
! itinr Miss Mary Stuart Cooke in Roa.
noke, has returned to her home at tho
| University Of Virginia.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Collins, who
have been guests OF Mrs. Henry Hart
| on Grove Avenue. have returned to
Bowling Green.
| Miss Otelene Culpepper. Of this city.
| Is a guest Of Mrs. Harvey Dickson In
Norfolk
! F. M. Christian has returned to Rich
mond, after q brief visit to friends Il
the University Of Virginia.
Miss Anna Van Devanter. Of Fort
Defiance, is visiting relatives In Rich
/ mond for several days.
! Mr.. r. G. Martin and Miss Lillian
Martin. OF Stuart are spending tais
week at the Richmond Hotel
] weIby Beverley has gone to Nash
Vile. Tenn, where he will spend sew
eral days before returning to Rich
! mond-
Gordon II. Newcomb. OF Gatun. I'm
anna, Is visiting the Misses Hart At
their home on Grove Avenue
Miss BONNER Rudd. OF this city. Il
a guest of the Misses Dickerson near
Fisherville. in Augusta County.
Gale wortham, Jr.. OF Richmond, 70
spending some time In Charlottes-
VILE.
Mrs. Edgar Taylor haS~returned to
Richmond. after spending some time
In Harrisonburg and stanton
Mrs. George shackelford. Of Orange,
and Mrs Smithy. OF Ashland. have
| been recent guests Of relatives In
Richmond.
Mrs Clifton Miller. Of West Grace
Street. has as her guests her sisters,
Mrs James Hoge Tyler. Jr., OF Roa-
noke, and Miss Susie Bell. OF Whining
| ton.
DR.. Alexander Brown. who has been
quite i'll 1t his home. 113s West Frank
lin Street il now improving, and his
physicians state that he will be UP IL
few days.
Especial to The Times-Diepatch.l
Onancock. Va. October 1s!-Aiss
Winnie Ethe! Parsons and Rev.
Thomas J. c. Heath were married At
the home OF the brides sister. Mrs.
/. Sewen Taylor. At Oak Hall. Tuesday
morning, at IL o'clock. the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Tank Water
/ field. assisted by Rev. John Bradford.