The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-09

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| house was decorated with ferus, palma
, dies werc used on the irlprovised altar.
/, Tho Bridal Chorus was played at the
entry OF the bridal party. and song
to the Evening Star" during tho cere-
| mony. Miss Jessie Pendieton Spencer
OF Lexington, KY, presided at the
| piano.
! The bride wore O going -away gown
of dark blue cloth. with hat and gloves
OF the same shade, and she carried
q shower bouquet of Bride roses. M.ss
Nora J. Towlkes attended her sister
as maid OF honor. She wore a gown
OF blue MORE. yelled In pink ca;ffon
and trimmed with pearls. and her
jamie Cook and Frances Richardson
! held the ribbons.
! Alr. and Mrs. Hylton left at once
for wedding trip North. Guests
! from distance included DR. Carroll
! Fowlkcs. OF Boissevaiu; william %
FowikeS, OF Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs
{. X Saunders and son. of Richmond
Richard W. Eowlkes, of Lexington;
Mrs J. o. Swanson and William swan.
son. OF Callands; William C. Snurs. OF
Atlanta: Mr. and Mrs. J. r. BonduranL
OF Martinsville; Wade Hylton, Of
Floyd: G. a. Howard OF i,oanoke. auC
Miss Jessie Spencer. of Lexington. KY
a lovely reception was given at the
homo OF 5ir and SIrs. ". d. Fowlkes
III Danvilie. on Friday evening of last
week. IN honor OF tho bride aud her
friends and relatives OF the bride and
groom were entertained.
At tho Art Club.
DR.. Matcalf viii talk this afternoon
a, the Art Club of Richmond at the
usual hour. 1880 o'clock. Dr. Metcalf
VIII talk on the Need or u Public
Library in Richmond" Tca viii be
served by the entertainment COM
mit,ee Immediately following the Ice
turc.
hack In Town.
Mrs. James Il. V. Daniel and her
son. James X V. Daniel, Jr., returned
TO ficnmund on Christmas eve after
spending some time at the Un!vcrsit,
OF Virginia. and are now occupy tna
their apartment at the Chesterfield
on West franklin Street. Rooc.l "
Daniel. OF Philadelphia and Caannins
W. Daniel. OF the University OF Nir.
Einia, spent Christmas in the city
with their mother.
/ Robert Daniel was called to London
! on important uusInesE and VIII sal!
| on Tnursnuy from Sew York on the
North German Lloyd Linc.s,ea,nship
| kron Princess Ccc!le ltr Will remain
| abroad ior month
/ Inrks--Whlkc.
A Norfolk exchange OF recent issue
contains the following OF interest TO
society IN Ricnmond:
Tho leading event OF this weeks
| society cllcnuar viii be the marriage
OF Miss Drama Talbot Wake TO
Rufus rarks. which Will take place
Wednesday evening at Christ Ep.sco-
! pal Cnurcn. Rev. francis I. Stclnmctz
othciaung. Miss Dorothy MslKe wlll
lie her SISTERS maid Of honor, and the
bridesmaid VIII be A4.sscS Kate and
Jean Cooke. Katherine DICKSON. Kitty
Hardy and Louisa Myers. {. Wiley
Granny. Jr.. VIII DO the best man, ana
the ushers w!ll be Nessrs, Moran Bar
rs. Edward Tayloe. OF Abem4rlc
county. Charlie Mcintosh. William p
anu II. Il. Lee Taylor. - brilliant re-
ception at the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs. Richard Wake. in Butc
| street viii follow the wedding.
Miss Wake is one OF Norfolk's
prcttiest and most popular girls. and
Mr.. Parks. yho is the son or Pay
master and Mrs. Rufus Parks, is also
very popular. Their marriage will be
Of general interest throughout Nir-
|
p rominence OF The two families"
Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Tyree celeb ra ted
their golden wedding anniversary on
friday evening al their residence. 1919
lloyd Avenue. The mouse was elabo-
.atcly decorated for the occasion in a
,.rapery Of Southern smilax and gilded
nolly. Lovely flowers were heapad on
inc mantels and bowl OF Golden Gate
roses decorated the table In the dining
room. a large number OF relatives and
friends were received. and former Gov
ernor A. ]. Montague made very
happy little speech appropriate TO the
occasion The receiving party repre-
scented four generations, and included
Mr. and Mrs. Tyrec, Mrs. IL. p. Evans.
| of Amherst: Mrs. r. b. Frost and little
| Russell Frost. of Richmond. The party
| stood In front OF a banking OF palms
and Lighted candles. and an orchestra
played during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyree were married
during the late War Between the
States
Engagement of Interest.
MIR. and Mrs. Thompson Anderson
| McClung, Of Knoxville, Tenn. hava
made announcement OF the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
| granddaughter. Miss Katharine Car
| nett McClunG, and Malcolm kee Har
ris, of DanVille. The wedding has beer
set for Wednesday, January "a. and the
| ceremony Is TO be solcmnizcd In the
presence Of tho immediate family at s
o'clock p. N at the McCIung home
stead. on West Clinch Avenue, Fort
Saunders Tho ceremony will be fol.
| lowed by a brilliant reception Mis-.
slcClung is the daughter OF Colonel
and Mrs. Matthew McClung, one OF
Ia
Mr.. Harris is a great-grandson of Gov
ernor Morehcad. of North Carolina, and
Is considered one of the most abis
young lawyers In Danville
| Invitations Recalled. -
Owing to tho illness Of MISE Austin
Bertrand. Mrs. Minnie Drewry Ber-
trand has recalled the Invitations for