The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
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sister
bride was maid OF honor. She was
gowned I'm yellow brocadcd charmeuse.
and carried shower bouquet Of yellow
roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ellen
Lee OF Gloucester: Misses Bessie. Fan
ME and Marie Price. of Farmvilie. They
wore white lingerie frocks. trimmed
In shadow lace. with yellow sashes.
susans. with yellow steamers.
Little Mss Laveletie Morton, OF
Farmviile, was ring bearer. She was
daintily dressed in white lingerie
The groOm's best man was Joseph
Hoge. of Bluefeld- The ushers included
Or. Becker and J. II. Wilson. of Blue
held; Sam and Haven Hoge, Of Penn
brook r. Il. Berkeley. uncle OF the
! bride. was master of ceremonies
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. S. S. HoCe. OF Pembroke: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hoge Of Bluehcld; Mrs q.
y. Alishrook, Of Portsmouth Miss Pat
tie Love Jones. OF Boydton: Miss Ellen
Lee. OF Gloucester: Mrs. Hampton
Haden. OF Richmond: DR.. Becker and J.
" Wilson. OF Blueheld. Sam and Haven
Hoge. OF Pembroke; L. 9. Lindsley, of
Portsmouth
Immediately after the ceremony Or.
and Mrs. Hoge left for New York and
other Northern cities
70 Visit I'm kentucky.
-'Ai an! .'IIS. staten ana MISS Cath
crime staten viii leave next week for
Kentucky 10 spend some time visiting
IN Covington ana Louisville Miss
staten VIII be the guest Of honor at
several house parties in kentuck, dur
ing July and August
At West Point.
Mrs. William w Rountree has closed
her home on West Grace and with ner
family. viii spenG the summer at their
country horne. Canterbury" near
West Point
Announcement Cards.
nouncinc the marriage OF Miss Edna
May Sibley. daughter OF Mrs MARY :
Hutson. TO Joseph William E!nghorne.
on " ednesday. June IS. at Cumberland,
sid after July 10 Mr.. and Mrs. King
horne Will be al home at Burkevine
Gathright-NuckoIs.
Miss Salana Francis Nuckols, daugh-
ter OF Il Nuckols. Of Goochland
County, was married on "Wednesday TO
William Byers Gathright. in the home
II DR.. and Mrs. W. r. Robinson, o0l5
West Grace Street. Rev. K. II Iotts
officiating. The bride wore travelling
suit OF blue and carried 4 shower
bouquet OF Bride roses. Mr. and Mrs.
Gathrlsht are spending their honey
moon III the North, and Will make their
future home in Goochland County.
Season Ends ut White House.
Mrs. Wilson brought her summer So
cial season 1T the Whit House to
close when she entertained Mrs. Thomas
X. Marshall, Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan Mrs JosephUs Daniels and Mrs
Franklin X Lane informally at tea
Wednesday afternoon. and said good
by until the administration women
meet again next autumn.
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, cousin
OF the President. and for many years
member OF his household, left for
II dalr Il Stt ~ nd
will meet the President and Mrs Wi
son and the Misses Wilson en- route 10
Cornish, and viii accom- pany them TO
that place for the summer
Mrs. Hutchins. who was the guest of
Mrs. Wilson for several days. has re-
turned TO her home.
Burton-Cobb.
Says the Norfolk Ledger Dis patch:
In the presence of relatives and
few Intimate friends. Miss Clarissa
Cobb, daughter OF Mrs. George Boyd
Cobb. OF 2l7 Bclleville Avenue. and
Luther Harvey Burton, son of Mrs. Will
liam II, Burton, OF Richmond. were
married at : 80 "Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF DR.. Charles Hewitt Randall,
30 Third Avenue, Newark, y. j. by the
Rev. Mercer g. Johnston, rector OF
Trinity Episcopal Church The bride,
who was given In marriage by her
mother. wore white charmeuse gown.
made EN- train and trimmed with rose
point lace, a long tulle veil. caught UP
with orange blossoms and carried n
shower bouquet OF Bride roses and
lilies of the valley. Her only orna-
ment was q diamond laValliere, gift OF
the bridegroom. The maid OF honor
Miss Marion Il. Allen, of Oneida \.
Y, wore white lingerie gown over
pink satin and carried an arm bouquet
OF Maryland roses The bridegroom
brother. j. Clinton Burton, OF Norfolk,
was best man. AT reception that fol-
lowed the ceremony, the bridal party
was assisted in receiving by the brides
mother and the bride groom's sister.
Mrs. Lee Hutchinson. Mrs Cobb wore
white charmeuse. yelled in white chit
fon, and Mrs Hutchinson white crepe
de chine. Upon returning from their
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Burton Will
reside at 2l7 Bellevilie Avenue
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. Wallace c. Saunders and Miss
Frances L. Crane are spending some
time at Hanover cottage. Virginia
Beach
Brockenbrough Woodward has re-
turned from Boston. where he was a
student this winter.
George ID. Clarke, of Atlee. and j.
D. Littlepage, of the Philippines. spent
last week as members of n house party
at the home of Ernest Cutchins, on
the York River
NJrs Iohn G NIupce and Marshall