The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-04
The Store Will
Be Closed All Day
July 18th
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The rooms were beautifully decor
ated in green and white. and the altar
was lighted by candles. At 10 o'clock
the ceremony was performed. Rev. Jo-
seph Lewis officiating
The bride was dressed In white
satin with veil arranged with orange
blossoms. and was given away by her
brother. William Latane Warn, Of
| Walkerton. She carried shower
bouquet OF sweat peas and ferns
The bridesmaids were Miss Louise
warn, OF Walkerton, who was maid OF
honor: Miss Mamie Lewis, Of Essex:
MISS Ida Muller, OF South Carolina, and
MISS Esther Wilson, OF Walkerton. The
ushcrs were DIR. a. +. Bagby, OF Tap
pahannock. who was best man; Dr. viii
liam S. Moat, of Millera Tavern. and
Henry Latane Jones, Of Burlington.
AS the guests assembled the brides
sister. Miss Virginia c. Warn. rendered
beautiful selections at the piano
After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served
The guests from a distance were
Miss Julia F. Dickinson, Of Washing
ton. ID. C.; Miss Ida Muller. OF South
Carolina: Mrs. l.. b. Gray and Miss
Alice Temple Gray, of Richmond, and
Allen McClanahan. OF Princeton, n. J.
or Interent Here.
An interesting engagement just an
nounced is that Of Miss Elizabeth Writ
Randall. daughter of Mrs Randall and
the late John Writ Randall, OF An
napoiis. and Elliott Hall Burwell. son
OF Mrs Burwell and the late Elliott
Hall Burwell. of West River. Md. The
marriage VIII take place next spring
Miss Randall is we'll known in Bal
umore. where she frequently visits
She is a sister of Mrs. William Baden
Lowndes. OF Roland Park. and niece
OF Mrs. T. Barton Bruno and Of Blanch-
ard Randall and Wyatt b. Randall Of
Baltimore.
Mr.. Burwell Is now living in Balti-
more. where he is assistant division
engineer with the Baltimore Sewerage
Commission. He is brother of Robert
L. Burwell. of 1907 Bolton Street, and
{ a nephew of DR.. Robert Lennon Bur-
we'll. OF Baltimore and Oakleigh Farm
West River Md
Camping Party.
William II. Shriver and his brother
Robert y. Shriver. will give camp
ing party near the Shriver home at
Union Mills Md. beginning to-day. to
continue until next week. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Sargent Shriver. OF Balti-
moro. VIII chaperon the guests who
will include Miss Louise House. Miss
anne Martin. Miss Ruth Martin. Miss
Georgianna Williams. Miss Marian
Shrivcr, Miss Dorothy Bentley Miss
Katharine Bentley. Miss Jane Tyler.
Miss Dorothy Lee, of Frederick County
and William Donnell Tilghman.tJ A.
Dushane Penriman, Barnes Compton
OF Pittsburgh; Robert J. AIyer. Ber-
McMahon. L. s. A; Robert Forsyth.
Marshall Forsyth and Wiley Bernett
Young Society at the Beach.
~ large party OF the younger set
left yesterday for Virginia Beach TO
remain over the week end. Among
al J. ct,
Josephine Enright. Miss Gladys Crump.
Miss Helen Rose. Miss Lade Richard
son. Misses Gladys and Sadie Neaie.
W. r. l.. Smith, Jr.. j. Wilburn sgd
nor. Mills Neal. Mont Blair, Marshall
Gillian. Lawrence Berry. John Royal
Robert Beverly, Denny Wright. Bryant
Merritt and Fenton Jacobs Among
the younger set already at Virginia
Beach are: Miss Virginia Chesterman.
Miss Dorothy Judkins. Miss Mildred
I.afew and Miss Lucille Pslouze
Carr--Rodgers.
a quiet marriage occurred on Tues
day evening at o'clock. at the par
sonage OF the Cumberland Street Meth
odist Church, when Miss Janet A
Rodgers became the bride of Joseph O.
Carr.
Rev. ]. a Thomas performed the
ceremony. after which the couple left
for Richmond. where they will make
their future home
rOtts-God0in.
Union Level Cottage. the beautiful
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
*. Potts. near Barhamsville. was the
scene OF an unusually pretty wedding
on Saturday evening. June IS. when
Miss Goidie Claire Goddin, the daugh-
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Goddin,
became the bride OF DR.. John Beekman
Potts. of Omaha. Neb Rev. ]. E
White. OF Toano, performed the cere-
mony.
The house was decorated in yellow
and white. with huge banks of daisies
and ferns thrown open for the occa-
sion.
Miss Edna Phillips. of stanton
sang Il Know a Lovely Garden" and
Because just before the bridal party
entered.
The bride. who was given in mar
suit with hat trimmed in Paradise
aigrettc, and carried a shower bouquet
of Bride roses. Her only attendant
was her sister. Mrs. Lawson Cooke
who wore gown of yellow brocaded
satin apd real lace, and carried a large
bouquet of yellow roses. John Irving
White. of Jerseyville. ILL.,. was best
man.
n reception was rendered the bridal
party. relatives and many friends by
Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Potts, brother
and sister OF the groom, at their home
near Barhamsville. Immediately follow
ing the ceremony.
Magnolias, roses and ferns were
used throughout the large reception
rooms. and the lawn was beautifully
illuminated with Japanese lanterns
After the luncheon the couple motored
to the Hotel Chamberlin. at Old Point
Comfort, leaving there Sunday for Bos-
ton. Mass. from which port they will
sail on the steamship Arabic. of the
White Star Line, for Europe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Cooke. of Rich
mond. who Will sail with them. Dr.
and Mrs. Potts will be at home after
October Is at The Colonial" Omaha.
Neb.
Fer several days before the wedding
Miss Goddin was hostess at a camp
Ing party Among those entertained
at camp were: Mrs. Jim Weir, of Elkins