The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-19

ter, Miss Mary Chase Sing, and Sur
United States Public Health Service.
now stationed In Washington. DR..
Loake is the son OF the late James p.
Leake, of Virginia, and Mrs. Leake.
The marriage will take place at the
home of the bride. 1925 Eutaw Place, in
the presence Of the immediate family.
\ reception will follow. limited to rela-
tives and close personal and family
| friends. After a wedding journey. DR..
and Mrs. Leake will live in Washing
| ton.
Marriage Announced.
| Mrs. Annastasia Taylor. OF Chicago
! Ill, announces the marriage of her
daughter. Wilyer Cleland, to Roy Davis
Thompson. on Wednesday. September
II. After October /, Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson Will make their home in
| Richmond.
Married I'm Baltimore.
| Mrs. Esther T. Rrewington. OF Hanni-
| bal. Missouri. and DR.. Peter Prentis
Causey. of Wilmington. n. c.. were
married at the home of the bride s
aunt, Mrs. c. Il. Warren, 2449 Mary
land Avenue. Baltimore. on Wednes-
day. September II. at IL noon. The
bride wore navy blue travelling gown
with corsage bouquet of lilies OF the
| valley, and was attended by her cou-
sin. Miss Mary Esther Warren, who
wore white with n rose-colored sash
and carried Colonial bouquet of pink
! roses. Miss Elizabeth Smithson and
Miss Margaret Bell. wearing white
frocks with pink sashcs. held the rib
bons. The groom's best man was his
brother. James Causey, Jr., of Wallace,
! y. C., and the ceremony was performe ed
by the Rev. Page Dame, rector of the
Memorial Episcopal Church in Balti-
more Miss Mary O'Hara played the "Lo-
hengriE" Wedding March as a process
sional. and also accompanied Miss Jen-
ME Brewington, the brides sister. who
sang D'Hardelots "All Love You" dur
ing the ceremony.
/ a buffet luncheon was served fol-
lowing the ceremony, and Misses Doro-
| thy Connable. of Memphis, Tenn; Eliz-
abeth Smithson. Margaret Bell. Gladys
Herring. of Baltimore: Mrs. George l.
Schumann. Miss Bell Packer and Mrs
Alan Miller assisted in the dining room
Mr. and Mrs. Causey left later for a
brief honeymoon in the North. after
which they will occupy their cottage
| at Wrightsville Beach, y. c., until after
| October 10, when they will be at home
at the Carolina Apartments in Will
mington
| The groom. who is a son OF the late
James Causey. OF Suffolk. graduated
from the Maryland Medical School In
| tie CLASS OF 1891, and mas discontinued
| the practice of his profession. and is
now engaged in other business.
| The following out-of-town guests
were present: Mrs. George +. Barton.
OF Suffolk, sister of the groom Mr. and
Mrs. James Causey. Jr., of Wallace, n.
C.; Miss Louise Brewington, of Hanni-
bal, Missouri Miss Alice Bell. of To-
ronto. Canada; Miss Nancy Brian and
DR.. Robert Crawford, of Rocky Mount,
y. C.; Mrs. Max F. Millikan, of New
York City.
StiF-Nelson.
The marriage OF Miss Arrie Mary
Nelson and George Clinton Stiff, of
MiddleseX County, was celebrated at
the Amissville Baptist Church at high
moon on Wednesday, September II. The
bride entered the church with her faith
er. William r. Nelson. by whom she
was given in marriage, and Miss Sa
lone Stiff, the maid of honor, wore a
gown of white chiffon trimmed i'm pearls
and made over charmeuse The ma :
iron of honor. Mrs. F. T. Nelson, wore
green charmeuse and lace, and the two
| Hover girls, who preceded. the bridal
party. to the altar, were little Misses
Bywaters and Duncan. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Charles
Clement, assisted by NJ. +. Sanford. of
Stuart, and just before the entry of the
bride and her attendants Miss Arrie
l.. Dickerson, of Caroline sang II Love
Thee" The ushers We're Messrs w f.
Nelson, w. Rufus Nelson. j. r. Nelson
and Joseph L. Nelson, all brothers of
| the bride
The brides wedding gown was fash
Toned OF white charmeuse and Orien-