The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

and was educated at St Peters School
uatcd from the Old Point College in
1 1910. and has since that time been
student at ST. Charles College. at Ell
licot City, Md.
approaching Marriage.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Luckado announce
the engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter. Lila Payne.
to Ernest Grafton Goodwin. of Roa-.
noke. The marriage will take place
October l ut the Fluvanna Baptist
Church. in Fluvanna County.
Pretty Wedding.
/ A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at $50. o'clock yesterday after
noon at the Holy Comforter Church.
when Miss Fannie Lillian Beck, form
erly OF Henderson, n. c. but now OF
Richmond. became the bride Of Edgar
Leonard Delaney. of this city. The
| ceremony was performed by the Rev.
A. Vaughan Colston. rector of the
church. and archdeacon Of the Do
cese Of Virginia.
| The Wedding March from "Lohen-
grin" was played rs a professional by
Miss Angie Sims. organist. who dur
| ing the ceremony rendered Schumanns
| "Traumerei' and Mendelssohn's WED.
ing March" was played as a occasional.
| The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her father. John William Beck,
who also gave her in marriage, and her
Inatron of honor was Mrs May Beck
Sadlcr. OF Baltimore. She wore a be-
coming travelling suit Of blue. with an
imported Russian Tango coat of the
Same color. Her hat was OF blue vel
our. and she carried bouquet of Bride
roses.
/ Mrs. Sadler's gown was of embroid-
cred lace over white messalinc. and her
| bouquet was Killarney roses.
/ The bridesmaids. Misses Florence
Louise Beck. sister of the bride; Odie
Emma Davis. Ruth Delaney, sister of
the groom. and Lena Victoria Thorpe,
wore pretty gowns of white lace over
pink charmeuse. and carried bouquets
/ OF Killarney roses.
/ The ushers were Messrs William
Henry Sitterding. Percy Allen, George
/ NJ Davis and Charles Boone Sadler, of
I Baltimore.
! J. Russell White was best man. and
little Herbert Delaney. nephew of the
groom. carried the ring.
| The church was decorated in palms
and potted plants
/ The bride is n daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John William Beck. of Hender-
son, n. c.. and is very popular In Hem
/ derson. az well as in other North Caro-
( lima and Virginia cities
Mr. Delaney liz son of the late
/ He has been for a number of years at
( tached to the well-known building con-
Germ of Sitterding Carneal- Davis Co,
| occupying the responsible position of
! estimator He also is directing head
and part owner OF the Virginia Con-
struction Company.
! After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Delaney left via the Old Dominion
: Line steamer for Norfolk. whence they
sail for New York. arriving there Fri
day afternoon. After spending some
time in New York and other Northern
cities and resorts. Mr.. and Mrs. De-
! l-aney VIII be at home on September
at 1000 Enslow Avenue. Highland Park.
on Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Beck. parents of the bride, entertain
ed the wedding party at reception.
| Lawn Pnrty.
| The Francis Willard League, W. r.
! l. A., Will give a lawn party to-mor-
row evening at the residence Of Mrs.
I ;. l. Cole, 1920 Westham Avenue.
I Woodland Heights. The lawn party
was postponed from Tuesday evening
on account OF the Indictment weather.
and all interested are cordially invited
to attend. There will be an interest
ing program for the evening, and the
lawn VIII be decorated with lanterns
and summer flowers.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. Haywood D. White. of Raleigh,
n. q, is the guest OF Mrs. f. E. NIoffett
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
| w. Jackson, 1914 West Franklin Street
jonathan and Frank Daniels. the small
| sons of the Secretary of the Navy
! Joecphus Daniels, are visiting their
cousin, Samuel Jackson, at his home
! on West Franklin Street
In and Out of Town.
| Miss Helen Martin of this city, is
the guest of frieshs in Gotham, Al
bemarle County. this month.