The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06

y. c., Mr. and Mrs. A. Barnett. of
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax
l.andstreet, OF New York
Quiet Marriage.
Miss Ida Leigh Bonderant. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. e. T. Bonderant. and
john Overton, assistant cashier of the
rlanters' National Bank in Farmv!lle.
We're married az the home Of the bride
on Wednesday afternoon. After a
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Overton
wll reside in Farmville.
DaNis-Cnmp.
Palms and roses and many lighted
candles decorated the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Carter Camp. at 2522
Grove Avenue. last evening at $50
o'clock. when their daughter, Anna
Louise. was married to Dr. James
Littleton Davis. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
William I. Davis, the Rev Carl l.
hatthews. OF Pulaski. assisted By the
Rev. r. T. McFaden. officiating. Mrs
y. Z. Norris sang "Oh. Promise Me
Just before the entry OF the bridal
party, and the "Lohengrin" Wedding
March was played as professional
The bride entered the drawIns- room
with her father. and her gown was OF
white chariucuse finished with prin-
cess lace. and pearls, and her tulle ven
was caught with sprays OF lilies OF
, the valley. Her bouquet was OF lilies.
The maid or honor, Miss Margaret
Camp, wore a lovely gown Of pink
lowered marquisette, and carried an
armful OF brhesmaid roses. Charles
Woodward Davis. OF Norfolk, was the
groom's best man.
The bridesmaids were Misses Annie
Wilbur English. OF t;ichmon1, and
Elsie Davis. of Franklin, and they
wore pink marquisette sowhs over
pale pink messaline, and carried hou-
Iuets OF pink sweet peas. The ribbons
were held by it'll. John Carter Mat
ihews, OF Pulaski. and F.yton -irimes
OF this city. and the ushers included
DR. James O. Fitzgerald, OF North
Carolina, and DIR. w. b. Hopkins. OF
Richmond
y reception followed tho ceremony.
after which DR.. and Mrs. Davis lett
for wedding Journey.
Miss Adkins In New York.
Mrs. Thomas Adkins and nttle daugh-
ter. Maria. are the guests OF Nj, John
G. Luce, at Pelham. y. Y.
Miss Adkins is the talented .daugh-
ter OF Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Adkins.
and had the honor of playing for
Damroch and kncisel, a private hear
ing, Saturday. May 81, at the Insti-
tute Of Mus cal Art. New York. Their
criticisri was that she was nosse sed
of all the attributes towards making
a fine artist. and Mr.. kncsel recon-
ncnded Mr.. Lett, OF the famous Knei-
sci quartet, to instruct her. so that
she could also be unIcr mis- personal
supervision
She has been the recipient Of much
attention while North in musical cir
cles, and will play at the Rye Sem
mary Concert, Concert Pelhamor club,
also at the Southland Musical Club,
Mt. Vernon, y. Y.
Regular Meeting.
Tho Parent and Teachers Associa-
ton, of Sidney School held It's resu-
lar monthly meeting on Wednesday
Afternoon at 3:3o o'clock at the school
The meeting was a very interesting
and pleasing one, and many plans
have been made for the coming year.
Shavcr-PnXtoE.
Mountain laurel and evergreen dec
GRATED the home OF r. Grigsby Paxton,
at Glasgow. last evening at o'clock,
when his daughter. Miss Rebecca
man a. Shaver. the Rev. c. ID. Wal
Ter, of EasIey, S c.. officiating Pink
blossoms and candles were used on
The mantels. and white flowers dec
Grated the improvjsed altar. Mrs. G.
b. I1ceky. of Baltimore. played the
wedding music. and Miss Louise Cleve-
lard sang Promise" and ooh, Believe
Me. If All Those Endearing Young
Charms" just before the entry of the
bridal party.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father with whom she entered
the drawing room and wore gown
of white embroidered chiffon made
over white satin with tulle veil and
Grange blossoms. She was attended
by her four sisters, Misses Jean Grlgs-
by Paxton. Martha Tcmpleton Paxton,
Mary Mcfarland and Elizabeth Sey-
mour Paxton, and Frank Shaver was
his brothers best man
a reception followed the ceremony.
after which Mr.. ana Mrs. Shaver left
for wedding Journey
Delightful Musical.
a delightful musical took place last
night at 704 West Grace Street, when
the music class of Miss Mamie Davis
performed before large and WE'LL
pleased audience. The young girls
who took part in the entertainment
weer: Misses Elizabeth Willard, Louise
Sheppard. Hilda Tompkins, Hilda Lott,
Anne Powers, Elizabeth Warren. Eliza
beth Tompkins. Louise Gibson, Mamie
Jones, May Mercer, Madeline Bigger,
Kitterme Branch, Louise Powers, Alice
Munsen, Lindsay Powers and w. H.
Palmer and Miss Mamie Davis.
Married In Washington.
Cathedral candles. palms and white
roses decorated the altar and chahcel
OF the Unitarian Church in Washing
ton Wednesday, eyeuinp Mt S.o0 O'clock