The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-18
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Quito number of Richmond people
IRE planning to spend the month OF
August at the Rockbridge Baths. Tho
resort Is very charming and inter-
esting one. and some very pretty en-
pertaining Is done there each season
by guests from this city Mrs. St.
George Anderson and her children. OF
Westhampton, expect TO leave in q
1ow days for the Rockbridge Baths.
having recently returned from stay
OF several weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Pelham Blackboard and her chill
drcn are also leaving shortly TO spend
tho month OF August ut tho Rockbridge
Baths. Mrs. James Moncuro Is among
tho Richmond people summoring at
That resort
Pretty Homo Wedding.
a: "Millslght." the lovely old homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Wynn. In Bruns-
wick County, on tho afternoon Of We'd
nesday. July IS. at half-past z o'clock.
was celebrated the marriage Of Miss
Maud Manson Wynn and the Row. Nor
wood Prottyman Myers. owing TO re-
cent mourning In the family. tho we'd
ding was n quiet one, and only the
nearest relatives and most Intimate
friends OF tho bride and groom wit
messed tho ceremony. The parlors
were decorated with ferns and ever
greens and quantities of fragrant white
flowers, and the bridal party entered
to tho strains OF the 'Lohengrin" We'd
ding March The Rev. j. w. Heck
man performed the ceremony.
Tho ushers were William Wynn.
brother OF the bride. and Thomas Man
son. OF Warfield, and the groom en-
tered with his best man. the Rev. j.
l.. Finch, OF Danville. Tho bride. who
was given in marriage by her father,
met the groom at tho improviscd altar
of white flowers and palms. Miss Annie
White Wynn attended her sister as
maid OF honor. and little William
Smith carried the ring. Miss Charlotte
Crawley. of CORTLAND, who played the
wedding music. also rendered Long
ing for Home" very softly during the
ceremony.
The brides wedding gown was a
light blue travelling suit with hat to
match. pnd she carried anarnt ulor
Bride roses. The groom Is pastor Of
the Courtland Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Is a ". a. graduate of
Randolph Macon College.
Some OF the guests from distance
attending the wedding were Mrs. G. d.
Crnwley and Miss Charlotte Crawley,
OF CORTLAND; Miss Mary Scott Baird
OF Rawlings; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mich
OILS and Mrs. j. X. Manson. of Peters,
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. $. L. Manson. Of
Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Manson. OF Pleasant Shade.
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afternoon for Washington and other
places or interest in the North. where
they will spend their honeymoon.
Pitts--Wnters.
marriage OF much interest
throughout Virginia was that Of Miss
Claudia Waters. OF Manassas and
David Marion Pitts. formerly of Elk
lIll!. but now OF Manassas, tho ccre-
1nony having taken place on July .
IN Washington. The Rev. William r.
Collendcr. OF the Church of the Ascen-
sion. officlated The bride Is a grand
OF Prince William County, and Mr..
Pitts Ia a son OF SIR. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Pitts, of Elk Hill. Both are widely
related throughout the state. and their
marriage is of much intereBt to their
relatives and friends here, SIR. Pitts
IS graduate OF the Virginia Poly
techn!c Institute. md since his gradu-
alton has been IN charge OF the we'll
known Porter estate, near Manassas.
Back From House Party.
Miss Elise Wilson. who has been at
tending a house party at the Buffalo
Springs FOR the past ten days, returned
to her home on Thursday. Miss Wilson
WAS accompanied by Misses Mary and
Ruth Dodson. OF Clarksville: Miss Bes-
sic Long, OF Raleigh, y c., and Miss
lila Blankenship OF Roanoke
Prominent Wedding.
An interesting wedding was quietly
solemnized at 81. Pauls Church, IN
Alexandria, at O'Clock Wednesday
morning. when the Rev. Frank Page.
ID. D.. OF Fairfax. Va, and Miss
Willie schooler, OF fredericksburg.