The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-07

! of orange blossoms. She carried n
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
and her only ornament was pearl
brooch. the gift of the groom Con-
/ way Flewcllyn was tn. Eroom's best
! man.
! reception followed the ceremony at
Charlton" the home of tho bride. The
| house decorations were entirely In pink
= flowers and palms. MIR. and Mrs.
3 Flewellyn left at once for an extended
wedding trip through the South. The
wedding is one OF unusual interest
, throughout the State. owing to the so
/ clal prominence Of both bride and
groom. and a great many well known
people were In Orange for the cere-
i mony on Wednesday.
approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian +. Douglas an
I nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage OF their daughter, Bes-
/ sic May. TO II. Clay Houchens. The mar
riase Will be celebrated the latter part
/ OF this month
Bristol Wedding.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hunord and
! John Peter Saul Jr.. were married at
p. the home OF the brides aunt Mrs
George T. Hammer. Of Bristol. at high
! neon Wednesday. Rev. c. c. Carson,
I pastor Of First Presbyterian Church.
/ officiating. Mrs. II. c Gilmer sister OF
tho groom. and Mrs. j. Il. Dobyns sis
\ ter of tho bride. were matrons of hon
I or. and DR.. II. .. Cannaday. of SaItville
/ was best man. The wedding march was
played by Miss Annabel Morris, of
I S'onewall Jackson Institute. Abingdon.
l Immediately after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Saul left for n short wedding
trip. after which they will be at home
in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hammer enter
tained tho bridal party at their lovely
| home Tuesday evening. The parlor and
halls were decorated in mountain
! laurel. The same color scheme was
carried out In the diAner. which was
served at 10 o'clock. Those enjoying
the hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
( mer We're Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Saul. Sr.
Mace; Mrs. Il. c. Gilmer, Pulaski; Mrs
( T. 5. Price. Roanoke: Miss Annabel
Norris. Abingdon: Miss Alma Wilkin-
| sen. 1iilkvilie; Mr.. and Mrs w Is
( Groseclose. Rural Retreat: DR.. r. 6
/ Cannaday, Saltville. V. y. Keister Pu-
iaski: Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Huford
kinesport. Tenn: Mr. and Mrs. J. B
! Dobyns. iinGsport. Tenn: Capt. ". c
! Howe. Rural Retreat.
| Those from Bristol were DR.. and Mrs
| G. c. Carson. Or. and Mrs ". * Vance
MIS-: G W Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. W
! II. Carmack Mrs. w. j Hammer and
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Kaylor.
| Warwick Miller.
Mrs. Eannie BFown Miller announces
| the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
Harriet Virginia Miller. TO Abranr
Warwick The wedding was celebrat.
| &C yesterday.
| Home Wedding.
a quiet but pretty home wedding
| took on "Wednesday morning at 1886
| o'clock AT the residence OF the bride
1921 West Grace Street. when Mrs
| stella Crane French became the bride
! OF Thomas Lewis Blanton. the Rev
/
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Blan,on left Cor an extended
wedding trip North
| Attending House Pnrty.
| Miss Louise Chiles Williams. dauEh-
ter of ATTORNEY General Williams. left
yesterday for South Boston, where she
, VIII join house party given in that
place By Miss Writ Jordan. Miss VIII
lian1s Will not return to Richmond for
several weeks
Buck-Hooper.
The Baltimore News of recent ishsue
contains tho following wedding Of in
terest to Mr.. Bucks relatives in Vir-
! ginia:
The wedding OF Miss Anna Stewart
Hooper. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry ferbury Hooper to James Ellis
worth Buck. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| William II. Buck. of Cockeysville Md.
| took place Wednesday morning at s:45
| Clock at tHe residence OF the bride S
parents. 100 West Lafayette Avenue.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
| William NJ. Dame. rector of Memorial
| Church. and was followed by a small
wedding breakfast for the two fami
lies only. The bride entered the draw
ing room with her father, who gave
! her in marriage. She wore a going
away gown of blue silk and a white
straw hat. trimmed with white
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! lilies of the valley. There were no at
| PENDANTS. After wedding tourney
| Mr.. and Mrs. Buck will spend the
summer with the formers parents at
| the 'Breezes.' their country place In
| Cockeysvillc."
| Marriage Announced.
The marriage is announced of Miss
| Margaret y. Scott. of Washington. 10
Harvey j.. HutchinSs, OF Trenton. n.
| j., at noon Wednesday In Hamline NJ
| ~ church by the pastor. Rev. Joseph
| NJ. NJ. Gray. in the presence of only
! tie relatives and most intimate
f! friends. The bride entered the church
! wedding music. played by Mrs w L.
Evans. She wore gown of white
| marquiSette over white silk, and wore
! large white lace hat trimmed with
! pink roses. She carried a shower Of
pink roses and lilies of the valley. I'm
| mediately after the ceremony Mr..
! liutchings and his bride left for n
/ visit North and to Atlantic City. and
| VIII be at home to their friends after
September ! at 934 C. Street. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mrs.
| Pullen, of Trenton, y. j.. mother of tho
! bridegroom; Raymond Hutchings and
| Clarence HutchinGs. brothers of tho
| bridegroom; Miss Gertrude Houston.
of Chester. Pa. and Mrs Alva May
! nard and Mrs. Gertrude Maynard. of
! Richmond. aunt and cousin of the
| bride.
/ Lecture This Evening.
Cameron Johnson will give a stere-
! opticon lecture in the new Sunday
school room of the Church OF the Cow
enant. Park and Harrison Streets. this
| evening at o'clock. Mr.. Johnson
| speaks from the symnathetic viewnoint