The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-01
iial and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Martin. Misses
Martin. MIR. and Mrs. julius Waltby,
Guy 3. Blackford, Mrs. Wyndam 2.
Blackboard and Misses Lane.
Byrd-BeverIy.
The engagement OF Miss Annie Doug
las Beverly to Harry Flood Byrd. both
of Winchester. is announced. Miss
Beverly Is a daughter of L. Brad.
Beverly and Mrs. Annie Douglass Bcv-
is son of Speaker Richard Evelyn
Byrd and Mrs. T. Boiling Byrd. nee
Flood. 1t is interesting to note that
this is the second alliance between the
Byrd and the Beverly families. Ursula
Byrd. daughter of William Byrd l., OF
Virginia. married Robert Beverly, the
historian, and dies in 1898. at not quite
seventeen years of age. leaving n son,
William Beverly.
The marriage will take place in Win
chester in October Harry Flood Byrd
Is president of the Valley Turnpike
Company. publisher of the Winchester
star, and one of the largest apple
growers in the State. &
At the Country Club.
AS the Fourth Of July comes en- Fri
day. the regular music for iutormal
dancing at the Country Club II is week.
has been changed from Thursda,
hration will be held at the club, But
many small affairs have oeen planned
for the evening.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been received heru
for the marriage OF Miss Helen Cam
Steiner daughter of Mr.. and Mr,H
Robert Eugene Steiner. of Montgomery
Ala. and DR.. Enoch Marion Mason, tn :
ceremony to take place on Tuesdaf
evening. July 10. at half-past ocloc:
at Court Street Methodist Church !
Montgomery. Miss Steiner was edt .
Gated in Virginia. and has been mu.h
entertained during her recent visits 10
Richmond. DR.. Mason is one OF the
most prominent and brilliant bacteji-
ologists in the South. After August O.
!. DR.. and Mrs. Mason will be at homeJin
A3irminEham.
Seting To-Morrow.
The regular monthly meeting of the
~ ard OF Managers of the Virp ala
Fne for Incurabies will be beidirn-
rrow morning AT IL o'clock at. the
ne Il Is an important meeting land
= ~ members are urged TO come
drcy-Wood.
49, pretty wedding OF last Satu .dav
was that OF Miss Mary Ella WOOD.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
Wood OF Dunn barton. and Jacob Atiee
Ch!ldrey son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
1, Wood Childrey The ceremony took
place at Bethlehem Baptist Church at
Il O'Clock. Rev. c. F. Schiable oiTici-
atinE. The church was decorated with
PAINS, ferns and daisies. and tho we'd
ding music was played by Miss Lilly
Trevette The brides gown was Of
white embroidered chiffon over satin.
| and she carried bouquet OF Bride
roses. She wore large picture hat.
ana her only ornament was pendant
| OF pearls The maid OF honor Miss
Maggie Childrey. wore a dress of pink
crepe de chine. and carried mink
Mowers. Little Miss Merry Fender
Childrey was ring bearer and wore a
white lingerie frock. The bridesmaids
Misses Mary Sanders, Ruby Shelton.
! Willette Wood. Alma Butler and Ada
Smith. wore dresses OF white wolfe.
with lace trimmings and yellow sashes.
and white lace hats arranged with
daisies. Their flowers were arm bou-
quets OF daisies tied with yellow tulle.
The matron OF honor Mrs. Charles
irving Smith. Jr., wore q white lace
gown and picture hat. The best man
was L. Alonzo Wood. and the grooms-
men were Edwin Timberlake, Hugh
Sanders. Charles l. Smith. Jr. Richard
Childrey, Orion King and w. p. Mckee
Mr.. and Mrs Childrey are spending
their honeymoon in the North
Visiting In Maryland.
|harles Andrew Mccain has been
spending the past week with Mr. and
MRS HaZeltine Basshor at Algonquin
Manor Cambridge. Mrs. Basshor, who
was formerly Mrs. Isaac f. Emerson.
or Baltimore. has recently purchased
the manor. one of the show places Of
Inc Eastern Shore.
Leaving Town To-Day.
Mrs John Fl. Ingram and children
VIII close their town house on West
Grace Street to-day and leave to spend
the summer months at Buck HILL the
beautiful old Walden estate outside of
Richmond.
Bnptist-Renms.
y very pretty wedding took place
yesterday. when Miss Cora Asbhv
keams daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo
seph Reams. became the bride of Car
llsle Foster Baptist
Ihe ceremony was performed at 2
J.. NJ. at the home of the brides par
ents by Rev S. ]. Battin, only the i'm
mediate relatives being present. The
PRIDE was given in marriage by her
iather, and Melville H. Baptist acted
as best man to his brother. The house
was artistically decorated in green and
white. The music was rendered bv tba
brides sister. Miss Irna Reams.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Baptist left at 4:3o
O'Clock for Baltimore. and from there
go on an extended Northern tour. They
ninth Street, after July 10.
Qufcr Wedding.
On J,He "a. Miss Gussie Ame,i.
hoth wal married very quietly to John
flchard lLiewellyn, only the family and
a few ultimate friends being present
me cer1mony was performed at ST
Mary's parsonage, Father Edward ON
clating. Aubrey 10th was the groom's
pest man During the day, Mr.. and
Mrs. lIle wellyn received their friends
IN the home of Mrs. NJ. ]. 10th. aIo
west Clay Street. After honeymoon
IN the North they will be ut home JIlv
10, at 10P South Belvidere Street
Mrs. Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll. of Car
.ollton. a|nd Mrs. James Brown Potter.
u New York. formerly Miss NAV
Handy who has many friends in Rich.
nond. were among the spectators at