The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-18

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liams Kennon and Eleanor Binford. Of
Richmond. nisces Of the bride. will be
apwer girls. They will wear dainty
title frocks Of Northumberland mule
with rosettes Of yellow ribbon and will
carry French baskets OF goldenrod.
Adkins Moulton and DIR. William G.
Kennon will act as ushers.
"A reception will follow the cere-
mony, after which Mr. Moulton and his
bride will leave for a wedding journey
North. Several hundred guests will 30
to Norwood" this afternoon on .
special train leaving the Chesapeake
and Ohio Station at $40 o'clock. Both
the bride and groom belong to fami-
lies prominent in society Of the State.
and their wedding will be one OF the
most brilliant functions OF the fau
season. Miss Mary Ball. Of Richmond,
will preside at the punch bowl and
Miss Nan Rodman. OF New York. will
assist in receiving the guests at the
reception following the wedding cere-
mony
In Staunton.
Mrs. J. Mason Miller, Miss Margaret
Miller and Miss Mary Tomlin Ander-
son. OF this city. are spending q few
days with Miss Mary Miller at East
wood, near Staunton. Mrs. Miller and
her daughter have recently returned
from = summer In New England and
viii come TO Richmond very shortly.
when they will open their town house.
4 E-ra~ LII (p~ vitN-
ter season.
Returned to Riehn0pa.
Misses Leila Cloves and Leslie
Cartwright have returned to Richmond,
after an extended trip North under
the chaperonage Of Mrs. r. 1. Pollard.
They visited New York. Philadelphia,
Atlantic City and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Billups and
their two sons. Morton and Stuart
Biliups. have returned from abroad.
They have been absent from the city
for the past two months visiting
places Of interest in England, France.
Germany, Italy and Ireland.
Pretty Wedaing.
Another out-of-town wedding eele-
brated this week OF interest to society
here Is that OF Miss Margaret Ashton.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Henry Ashton. and Kenneth Gill Price,
son OF Judge James H. Price. OF Mag
nolia, Miss. The ceremony took place
last evening at $3.50 o'clock in the
Methodist Church at Meadow View In
the presence of large company OF
relatives and friends. The Rev. ].
w. Guy ofhciated-
The channel Of the church was
massed with ferns and palms and
and light.
ed candles. and Miss Jean Trigg. OF
Abingdon. sang a solo just before
the entry OF the bride and her at
,endants. F. J. Zeisberg played the
wedding marches
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away. She
wore a gown Of white satin charmeuse.
festooned with orange blow IONS ana
trimmed in duchess lace. Her tuiie
veil was fastened with orange BIOS
SONS. and she carried a shower bouquet
OF Bride roses and lilies OF the valley
Miss Vivian Ashton. who was ner
sisters maid Of honor. wore a gown
of pale pink chaTmeuse and carried
white rosebuds James H. Price, JI.'
brother Of the groom, Eas pest man
Mrs. Mayrant Adams. OF Jackson
Miss, was matron OF honor and wore
a white lace and carried Killarney
roses.
The bridesmaids included Misses
Lucille Berstle. Of Chattanooga: Emily
kennedy. OF Knoxville; Theodosia nfas !,
=. wins,on-S Salem, y. c.: Mamie BYRD
Tr,er. Frances Mingea, OF Abingdon.
ard Susie Brown. Of Bristol. Their
gowns were fashioned OF white charm
susa and they carried bouquets Oh
KiIiarney buds. The groonsmen were
Nessrs. W. J. Mckinney, OF Pousn-
keepsie, n. T.; B. F. hampton. w; ).
WYNN Harry Love, Hudson Tay!o':
Monroe McCluns, Lewis Lazar. All Q.
mississippi. The ushers were ). T.
Green, OF Chattanooga; A. w Ashton,
w z. Minegea, IT., Of Abingdon anu
w. j. Brown. Jr.. of Bristol
A large reception at CeoAE'e'
The country estate Of the brides pa
rsn.s followed the ceremony Al the
church after which Mr.. and Mrs. ffice
ieft for an extended trip through tne
IVES, Guests from distance included
], dse and Mrs. J. H Price. OF Masno-
la Miss. Miss Lucille compton, OF
MAGNOLIA: Miss Bah Compton. OF Nag
nnI.a. Mr. and Mrs. E. u, Kennedy. OF
Knoxville: John Allen and Henry trent
az Kr oxvilIe: Hal Gerstle, OF Cca'tA-
NJ. "a: Miss Linda Kennedy. Oh n"'~
VILE
C".psry C11b Dssees.
Al through the summer mfn-ns
danes have been given three times
ws.t end have proved very int 'rmai
ana delightful affairs. These dances
" III be continued through Se0te
tu; tEly twice q week instead VI .1'ee
cvcu.,Ss They will take place On
TIE sday and saturday evenings Of each
week and any number OF pretty Din
ners SVEN on the terrace Of the CSnn-
Try. Glib will precede these mi fma'
danc-s
RsrS Fssn yerth Carolina.
Mrs. Herbert W. Jackson anc az
d,us ater. Miss Evelyn Jackson. rave
,.;1r ed from. Tarboro. y. c. "h:re
trey att. n!ed the wedding Ok BIS
xscksrn'~ sister. Mss Leila Bur; 'a'i-
Tins Nr. Frederick Phillips returned
10 S.tnnscI.t with her.
Xr. and Mrs. jackson have recently