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

dock. The house was decorated for tho
OCCASION with palms and pink and white
flowers and lighted with many candles
suspended from an arch OF pink car
nations was u huge white wedding bell.
under which the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Z. w. Gibson. of
Broadus Memorial Church. and the Rev.
Ira D S. knight. OF Woodland Heights
Baptist Church. Mrs. Fannie K. Muir
dock played the Wedding March
from "Lohengrin' at the entry of tho
bridal party
The ribbons were held b. six little
girls. The bride WAS gowncd In a
travelling suit of champagne-colored
whipcord. with hat and gloves to match,
and carried "A bouquet of Bride roses
Richard Bowie Muidock, OF Lynchburg,
was the sroom's hest man. Miss Eye
lyn Jeanette Ryland was maid OF
honor and wore gown OF point d'es-
prit made over white mcssalinc and
carried a shower bouquet CT pink rose
| buds. The girls holding the ribbons
were Misses Lucille Clark. Laura Pinch
beck. Laura Gwathmcy. Hester stuart.
Elizabeth stuart and Lucille Bass
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdock left at once
for Northern wedding trip and will
be at home after June Is. Among the
out of-town guests were Misses Essie
and Nellie Bass. of Crewc; Miss Edith
Winfree. of Drcwry's Bluff: Mrs. Fam
mic *. Murdoch. of Trinidad. Col. ::
Bowie Murdoch. OF Lynchburg, and
Miss NJ. Bass, OF Rice.
auietswcddinE.
quiet wedding took place yesterday
evening at half-past o'clock al ST.
Peters rectory, Rev. Father Schmidt
/ performing the ceremony, when Miss
Emile Zclus. daughter OF Mrs Regina
Helus. became the bride of William y.
Grcsory. son of Mrs Lena Gregory.
ihere were no attendants. and only Tx,
immediate families were present at the
: ceremony. The bride wore a travelling
SUIT of blue serge. with hat and gloves
oil the same shade, and a corsase bou-
quet of Killarney roses.
MI. and Mrs. Gregory left at once for
a Northern wedding trip. and recep-
tion will be given In their honor ON
their return to Richmond.
Board Meeting.
The boarG q managers of the Shell.
tering Arms Free Hospital Will meet
to-day AT IL noon in the hospital. AS
'his Is the last meeting of the season,
.n"ch business of Importance Will be
discussed and u full attendance is de-
sired.
Summer Meeting.
The General Association for the Pre-
servation OF Virginia Antiquities will
mold their regular summer meeting in
the rooms OF the Virginia Historical
Society Monday, June 10. at II y. NJ
rms date commentaries the landing
of the white men at the falls OF the
James River All members are en-
Titled to attend. There will be no for
NAL invitations sent out.
Interesting Lecture.
Cameron Johnson will give serop-
ticon lecture in the Church of the
Covenant. Park and Harrison Streets,
on Friday evening, June I. mt S
! o'clock. His lecture will be not only
entertaining. but OF high educational
value. MIR Johnson has surprising
iund OF information, and speaks from
| the sympathetic viewpoint OF keen
observer. his Illuminating comments
being enhanced by wealth of splen-
did views that are as nearly perfect
as modern photography can make them.
some OF these are rare and costly. His
pictures nd addresses meet with cor
dial welcome everywhere he goes. and
many of the pictures, particularly the
moonlight scenes, have excited enthu-
siastic comment on the part of art
! critics. The theme for the evening
Will be THE Worlds Greatest Nation. +"
and Is under the direction of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the Church
of the Covenant.
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