The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

Jones. of Danvillc: Mrs. William J
Humphreys. of Washington: Miss Mar
garet Waddey. of Richmond; Garland
Jefferson. OF Amelia: Mrs. H. Il. Crig
Cooper. OF New York; sir. and Mrs.
Aldrich Dudley. of Middieburg. and
Barton Palmer. of Urbanna
Fashionable Wedding mt Orange
Another big out-of-town wedding in
which Richnond society is Interested
is that OF Miss Mamie Holiday
Shackclfortl, daughter of Judge ana
Mrs George Scott Shackelford. and
the Rev. Karl Morgan Block. son OF
MIR. and Mrs 5. J. Block. of Washing
ton. which took place yesterday noon.
ST. Thomas's Episcopal Church. In
Grange. where the wedding took place.
Is very old and quaint. and dates back
10 1884. and the deep windows and old
fashioned pews formed an effective
background for the many prominent
guests present. Trailing vines, ferns
ara whito chrysa decorated
the church, ard big punches Of white
movers marked the aisles and the en-
/ trance TO the chancel. only tall cathe-
drals' candies being used on the altar
CHc:atin5 AT the altar wcrc the Right
liev. Alfred Harding, Bishop Of Wash
ihEton: Canon DE Vries, of the Cathe-
drai OF ST. Peter and 81. Paul In Wash
inston. and the Rev. Il. s. Carter, rec
tor of the church
me bride entered the church with
her father, who gave her away and
they we're met at the chancel bv the
prideSroom anu his best man. Theo-
dore Block. OF Washington Her gown
was of crepe faille trimmed in soft
! folds OF chiffon and rose point lace
which has been In the brides family
LOT several generations, and the long
/ court train embroidered in pearls fell!
( from her shoulders. She wore a veil
OF Illusion caught with orange bios
SONS and pearl ornaments. which are
over hundred years old. Eier bouquet
was OF white orchids and lilies of the
NaileE Little Margaret Wilson Shack
| etford. who was her sisters maid OF
honor, wore white lace frock with
VIDE pink sash. and carried big
basket of tiny pink chrysanthemums
me TWO bridesmaids. Misses Pauline
ana Charlotte Block both sisters Of
the groom. were gowned in white
crepe meteor with lace coats and wide
n CIRCLES. and their hats were Of
o!ack trimmed In shaded pink plumes
.hc!r bouquets were OF pink chrysan-
thciHu:ns. The ushers included vir-
ginIs Randolph Shackelford brother
or tho bride: II. Green Shackclford. Of
Orange: Herbert Block and Leonard
were held by Latin!er s. Macon. Jr..
and Jack Macon. sons OF Mr.. and Mrs
L. ;. Macon, Of Orange All of the at
tendants were relatives OF the brld 2
and groom.
The brides mother was before her
marriage, Miss Virginia Randolph.
daughter Of Dr., ". c. n Randolph. of
Char1ot tesviiie, and a granddaughter
| or Thomas Jefferson, and is also a
srandcaughter OF the late B. H.
Shackclford, one OF the leading law
yers of i'auquier County in his day,
and is niece OF Mrs c. C Walker OF
this city The groom. who belongs to
family equally as prominent socially
as that Of his bride. was for three
years chaplain 1T Woodbcrry Forest
school. and is now rector of Grace
Church in Haddonheld. n. J.. where
=. they Will make their home after Oc-
tober Is.
Guests from a distance ut the we'd
ding yesterday were Mrs. r. c. Quinn.
Miss Quinn. Miss Annie Gillian. Miss
Louise Bowman. AIR. and Mrs Y. p
Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Mar.
snail Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Randolph
all of Lynchburg: Mrs. Springs. Pitt
man Springs. of Washington: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Grimslev. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawley
Green, OF Culpcper: Miss Elizabeth
Randolph. of Charlottesville: Mrs. w.
r. Carter of Annapolis Md: Judge r.
II. Wilcox, of Norfolk: Miss Margaret
fishburn. Of Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold sheriff, of Germantown Pa:
Mr.. and Mrs s. j. Block, OF Washing
ton, and others.
BEcil in Richmond.
Mrs. j. Arthur LEROY. who has been
speBling the summer months in the
mountains. and has recently been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Clifford
randolph Caperton at Westhampton.
has returned to Richmond. Mrs Lee
Troy and her brother. John II Monta-
que, Jr.. will be ut sos West Frank
lin Street for the winter months
big Charity Ten.
An interesting social event OF to-
morrow will be n big charity tea to
be given by the Womans Club OF Gin
ter Park for the equipment of n kim