The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-11

only small company OF relatives
and friends witnessed the wedding
ceremony OF Miss May Dulany Bail.
daughter OF James NJ. Ball. and DR..
Narl :. Blackwell. son OF Mrs J. DaV-
enuort Blackwell, which took place
Yesterday evening at ! O'Clock in
Quaint little ST. stephens Episcopal
Chrrch at WcSthamptou. Rev. J. J.
lirAvatt. rector of the Church OF the
Nciy Trinity. ofiiCiatcd. and tho altar
,-as banked with white flowers and
cathedral candles. Quantities of pink
roses and daisies decorated the church
-Arourhou;, and "Bcwdlcy," the home
- tho brides father. where Il reccp-
ton was held immediately following
lac ceremony. was also arranged with
thc same flowers.
Tho bride entered the church with
nor father, who gave her away Her
w.dtinc gown was fashioned of white
cr,ro meteor and 1ulle. with TRIM
nfucs of princess lace. and her bridal
vel! OF princess lace was fastened with
orange blossoms She carried a bou-
gEct OF lilies OF the valley ana white
orchids. They wcrc met at the cham
eel 10y the groom and his best man.
Irving IL BLACKWELL. Miss Ellen Lee
BaU. who was her sisters maid of
honor. wore = dress of hluc iaftctta
with cream lace bouncing, and car
riod "a garden hat filed with pink
roses and Marguerites. Litto Emma
Darlington Riely. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry {. Ricly, as flower rirl.
wore froci of French embroidered
mule trimmed IN lace. Her ribbons
were pale blue, and she carried
basket of pink roscbUds Wearing
fascinating white David Corperncld
suits. the two small boys, Frederick
Houston. Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs i.
{. Houston. Of New York. and Robert
=. Purcell, son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Thom-
as V. Purcell. held the ribbons The
ushers included James NJ Ball, Jr..
Lewis Mex Judkins, John Cecil
and DR.. a y. Marstcller.
Some of the guests from 4 distance
attending tho wedding were: Mrs.
James II. Evans. of Florence, s. G.;
Mrs. Alfred II. Powell and Miss Pow
ell, Of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Ball, OF Fairfax: Mrs. VI. Dulnny Rail
and Miss Bail. of Fairfax; Or. and Mrs.
Samuel n. Wallis. of the Theological
Seminary, Alexandria: Miss Elizahc:h
Snowdcn. OF Alexandria: Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frederick Houston, OF New York; Mrs.
T Hilton Orr!cl<. of HaEerstown. Md;
Mrs j. Davenport Blackwell, OF Lynch
burg; DIR. and Mrs. II. T. Blackwell. Of
Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mcssicll.
% Auburn. Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blackwell, of Louisa County; Miss G..
: smith. of Warrcnton; Mrs. Henry
Mackal. OF Langley, and many others.
Leaving for New England.
MIR. and Mrs. James 9. Smyth. OF
Monroe Terrace. are leaving town to-
day for tho North Mr. and Mrs.
Smyth will go at once TO their camp,
Dixie" near Wolfhoro. y. H.. whore
they expect to spend some time. Later
in the summer Mrs. Samuel NcGann.
of Norfolk. will 20 TO New hampshire
TO be the guest OF Mrs. Smyth for
several weeks.
Bnyior--I,uird.
s.. Georges Episcopal church Fred
cricltshurg. was the scene of pretty
wedding Tuesday morning at II 80
o'clock, when Miss Mary Blake Baird.
of Epp!ng Forest, Essex County, and
Richard Baylor, OF "Kinlock.' Essex
County, were married, Rev. j. j. l.anicr.
rector Of the church, performing the
ceremony. The church was beautifully
decorated with Dorothy Perlliu roses
The bride was met at the altar by the
groom. accompanied by the best man,
Mcintosh Baylor. of Norfolk. She car
ricd lilies OF the valley and orchids.
The maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth
Iairu, carried American Beauty roses.
The wedding music was rendered by
Miss Elm Rtseler.
among tho ou,-of-town guests were:
Mir and Mrs. Il. II. Baird Jr.. OF Nor
folk. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Baird and
Miss Page Baird, of Warsaw; pr. and
Mrs. W. y. shaw. Airs. Dickinson. Mrs.
y :. sale, Mrs. bGndridgc sale, Mrs.
IL l.. ScEar. Miss s +. Baird. Of Essex
County: Robert Warren, of Newport
News
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baylor left for Northern bridal trip
before going 10 their home, in Essex
County.
Charity Lawn Fctrs.
Smart society Will he much in cvi-
dcnoc this afternoon and evening at
numerous lawn fc;cs and garden par
Ties that arc TO be given tor charity
Miss Pattie Cary is prcsidcn: of tho
.%lurnnac Association OF Miss Elletrs
school. which win have charge OF Inc
lawn party to b. given cn tho campus
Of Richmond College. Mrs. Ilequct-
hourg's Junior class VIII he tho or
chcstra In the afternoon, and mu-
steal program viii ho rendered In the
evening. with Master Scholar rs the
specially. Tho members OF the assoc
citation Will serve at the MANI small
tables that will hc arranged every
" nero under the beautiful old trees.
This evening big lawn party VIII
he given at the home Of MIR ana Mrs
John G Robertson, at Forest Hin, for
the benefit sof the church of the Good
Shepherd. The pretty grounds of the
Robertson home Will be strung with
japanese lanterns and tho young girls
serving include Misses Helen Dennis,
kat Minor. sue Hurt. Leila Friend,
Virginia Full!am. Virginia Gay. Con
stance Gay. Mildred IUlliain, charlotte
Brarner. Evelyn Tompk!ns, Elizabeth
TonpkiHS. Mary Dennis, Mary Neither
wood. Ellen Smith. Geraldine cole. Lii
liam I'uliiam. Miriam Pitts, katherine
ryndaIl and Misses 'rrnylor, Brown.
Young and Armstrong.
y number OF prominent musicians
will assist in entertaining those pres
cnt Among those who have been on
gagged are Miss Amorcttc Allen. alto:
Ralph Ludwig, tenor. Burke Slaughter,
baritone; Horace Powell. basso. and
Lamont Galhraith, accompanist