The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-05
Social and Personal

! we'll. of Hollns College: Miss Mary
Graft, of Roanoke; Miss Virginia Has
kins. of Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.
Rucker, of Greensboro. X. c.; Miss
Annie Fry. OF Greensboro: Nessrs. T.
! B. Lewis, G. c. Arm!stead, G. l.. Sprat-
ley. r. E. Graf, all Of Roanoke
The Bride has a great many friends
in Richmond, and has several times
visited here as the guest of Or. and
Mrs. J. Allison Hodges. MIR Graf is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul
Graft, OF Frederick, Md
Dnlton-Pierce.
Quantities of lovely spring flowers
and palms decorated the home OF Mrs.
W. l. Pierce. at 2ol5 Grove Avenue.
yesterday morning at IL o'clock. when
her daughter, Miss Nancy Catherinr
Pierce. became the bride OF Herbert
ST. Clair Dalton. the Rev. r Fl. Potts,
pastor OF Monument Methodist Church,
officiating. The wedding music was
renered by Miss Dancy. and the core
mony took place before an improvised
altar Of palms and white flowers
The bride WAS given away by her
brother, Robert Henry Pierce, and
wore n travelling gown OF blue silk
sponge, with a smart hat to match.
and corsage bouquet of orchids and
lilies OF the valley. l.. Gwynne Carl
ton attended the groom as his best
man. and the ushers were Wing;iefG
Browpley. OF Norfolk, and william
Tupman OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs Dalton have gone to
! Atlantic City for their honeymoon, and
/ VIII later visit New York and Canada
/ Guests from distance attending the
/ wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Summer
McLearen. OF Chattanooga. Tenn; Mr.
and Mrs. Henry W. Tupman OF New
! Wood Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w Wood ::
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pierce. all OF;
Lynchburg, and others. The bride is
"A daughter OF the late w. l. Pierce at
one time superintendent of the Rich
mond Division of the Southern Rail-
way. and is prominently connected
throughout the State MIR. Dalton is
son of MIR. and Mrs. H. 5. Dalton.
/ Of 1908 Park Avenue, and is associated
| with the James G. Johnson Company
I In New York City.
Important Meeting.
There Will be an important meeting
( OF the kirmess Association held this
morning at II o'clock in room $40 OF
/ the Jefferson Hotel All interested In
| this kirmess are urged to attend the
| meeting to-day. as much business or
| Importance is 10 be discussed
| Lnncnster Wedding.
! 1T hish noon yesterday at the home
I OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
! FRANK p. Brent. near Lancaster, was
/ celebrated the marriage Of Miss Mil
! bred Buxton Brent and Richard Asa
/ SaNedge, son OF Mr.. and Mrs ~ h
/ Savedge. of Littleton The entire
floor Of the Brent home was PRETTY
! decorated in running cedar, June rose
| and lilies, and the mantels were bank
| ed with pink buds and lighted candles
/ The Rev. L. 4. COMBS, rector OF
I Christ Church parish. performed the
/ ceremony before an altar of trailing
vines and roses. and Mrs. J. II. Mcken-
! ney played the wedding marches. Miss
! Lila Combs sang Il Love You Truly
! gust before the entry of the bridal
! party.
! The bride entered the drawing
/ room with her father. who gave her
away, and wore handsome travelling
! gown Of dark blue cloth with modist
! nat OF the same shade. Her houuliet
! was Of bride roses. The maid OF hon
4 or. Miss j. Brent, was gowned in a
| ilsht blue crepe meteor finished with
trimmings Of point lace. and carried a
! pig bouquet of Killarney roses caught
win pink tullc streamers. Dr. Z. j..
! King, OF Windsor, attended the groom
rs best man, and the ring was carried
| oy little Marguerite Combs who wore
! lingerie frock with pink ribbons.
y handsome breakfast preceded the
! ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs Savedge
left later in the afternoon for North
crn honeymoon. Both bride and groom
| are prominently related Throughout,
the state. and great many distin-
suished guests witnessed the cere-
! mony yesterday.
| Country Club Entertainments
! An interesting event OF next week
VIII be the lawn party given at tho
| Country Club OF Virginia on Thursday.
| June u, from to F. NJ. The club
mouse will be deliberately decora ted
| Tor the occasion. and a collation. will
be served from a long table arranged
IN the main dining room Of tho CLUB
mouse. Small tables, at which the
guests will be seated, will be scattered
about the lawn and terrace. and an
orchestra Will play for dancing MANY
fashionable toilcttes will be worn hv
the women attending the function and
the fete will be the occasion for n
large outpouring OF society Owing
10 the large membership of the club,
invitations can only be issued to out.
oi-town guests for members.
An interesting feature OF this enter
iainreru at the club WILL be the horse
show given by the hunting members
at 1870 in the afternoon, Immediately
preceding the clubhouse reception.
Observation-Disclosures.
y pretty wedding was celebrated
Yesterday morning at II o'clock in
Christ Episcopal Church in Amelia.
when Miss Eliza Meade. daughter OF
the late Mr. and Mrs. Hodijah Meade
OF A9eha County, was married. to
Herbert Ellis Weisiger, Jr, Of this
city. The chancel and altar of the
church were banked in pink roses and
palms and standards of pink flowers
marked the family pews. The cere-
mony was performed by the rector,
Rev. Wrenn. and the welding march
from "Lohensrin' was played at tho
entry OF the bridal party, and Men
delssohn's wedding march as a recess.
sional.
Dr. Philip Turner Southall. brother
in-law of the bride. gave her away.
she wore goi,.g-away gown of, blue
charmeuse with hat OF the same