The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-09

GOWN OF lavender crcre lie chine, and
carried huge bunch OF pink orchids
Miss Kathryn Rison. who was maid Of
honor Was eowned in palest pink char
mouse, with insets Of lace. and carried
an arinful Of pink rosebuds. W W
Flowers, OF Durham. y. G. attended
his brother as best man
The bridesmaids wore fascinating
trocks Of turquoise blue crepe de chine
made with lavender girdles. and the
h'ue chiffon drapery OF the skirts was
wired and edged with blue marabou
Their bouquets We're artisticaIly. ar
ranged OF purple asters tied with long
tul!c strcamcrs 10 match. They were
Misses Nancy Patton. or Richmond:
lrtha Allen. OF Danvillc. lrma Joyncr
lheodosia Gray OF Winston Salem. y.
G.. and Miss Estelle Flowers OF Dur
ham y. g The ushers included Peter
arlington. Of New York City; Z
6. Curtin. Of Richmond: Robert Flow
crs and II. +. RcHde. both Of Durham
\. g Or. James :. Irwin and John L.
Hughes, Of Danville. and the grooms-
men were Albert Patton. j. !ianuon
Scheduled. Or r. - Pierce. of Dur
nam. y c. John Littlepage Ingram.
or Richmond, and Fearn Patton. Of
Pittsburgh. The bridesmaids and
eroomsmen entered the church from
doors on either side OF the chanccl. and
went down the aisle TO meet the bride
a
nome of the BRIDES mother inne-
diately after the ceremony At the
church Decorations were carried out
III fall flowers and all of the lights
We're shaded in rose color Mr.. and
Mrs Flowers have gone to Canada on
,nelr honeymoon, and viii be at home
.i'er November In Richmond at sol
west Grace Street, which house they
have taken for the winter season.
some OF the guests from n distance
attending the wedding were Mr. and
Mrs Gilmor Minor. Jr.. OF Richmond
MT and Mrs. James y. Patton and
James ID. Patton. Jr. OF this CITY. M
and Mrs. Robert Flowers and Colonel q;
W. Flowers, of Durham: Mr. and Mrs
{. w. Toms. OF New York City: Mr.. and
MIS- Ashby Watts. OF Lynchburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hampton, Of Plymouth
~ G.; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Weathers. Of
SheibE: ~ q; Miss Margaret sedgwick,
Pricc-Crutclfcld.
Invitations have been issued for tho
marriage OF Miss Louise Crutchfeid
daughter OF George Crutchfeld. to DR..
Lawrence Taylor Price, also of this
city tho wedding to take place on
tuesday evening, October IS, at S
o'clock, in Monumental Church Miss
Crutchteld has been a member OF the
choir OF Monumental Church for some
time. and her wedding TO DR.. Price this
month Will be an important and in
teresting event.
Visiting Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Grozier, of
Jersey city, y. j., arrived in Richmond
several days ago. after a sea and river
trip from New York. They are now
visiting Nj. and Mrs. James Summers.
1T their home. 3l2 South Pine Street.
and expect TO leave for the North next
Thursday.
Officers Elected.
The annual meeting of tho Norfolk
Senior German Club was held Monday
night in the Dickson building. when
the officers for the coming year were
elected, which resulted in William w
old, Jr.. president; James Hume, vice.
president; John e. w Taylor. treas
urer. and Page Marsden. secretary L.
Selden Taylor and James G. Martin.
members OF the executive committee.
The dates for the germans. will be de-
cided upon ut the next meeting.
There is much pleasant exchange of
hospitality between Norfolk and Rich
mond people each season and Il num-
Der OF girls and men will attend the
first ball of the Senior German Club
brilliant affairs and the club is the
oldest social organization in that city.
Returned to Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs r.. JEFF Williams have
returned to their home in this city,
after spending some time in the noun
tains of Virginia. Mrs. Williams also
visited her parents in Washington, be-
fore returning to Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Rady have
returned to Richmond. after n visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor Seay, at,
"Shinsie Cote" their country home on.
the James River.
Home Wedding.
Palms. smilax, yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and lighted candles decorated
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Pol.
lard, 1928 West Grace Street. on Tues
day evening at o'clock for the mar
rage of their daughter, Lena Odessa,
to George l.. Bowman. OF Kingfisher,-