The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-12

the Misses Hunt. all OF Bristol. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Robertson. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarke Carpenter, Miss Margio
I White. of Johnson City. Tenn. and
\ William Preston TrigS and James
Trigg. Of this city.
Engagement Announced.
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Levy. of Lancaster
4 Pa, announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Fannie George Levy
i to Robert T.. Sycle. No da has been
announced for the marriage.
Observation-Disclosures.
I Virginia society is much interested
/ in the marriage Of Miss Lavlnia Eliza
4 beth Carter, of Shirley Mills" daugh-
4 ter OF the late Beverley Randolph Car
ter and Edward Mortimer Harrison. Of
Charles City County, which took place
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock in tho
presence of the families of the bride
and groom at Grace Episcopal Church.
Charles City. The altar and chancel
II the church were banked with ever
greens, and Mrs. Herbert Saunders OF
! Upper Shirley" played tho wedding
music.
| Tho bride wore lovely wedding
dress OF white taffeta, made with n
drapery of white chiffon, and her veil
Of illusion was arranged In n cap ef-
! feet and fastened with sprays OF lilies
\ of the valley. She carried white
prayerbook with markers OF lilies. and
entered the church with her brother,
beverley Carter. who gave her in mar
riage Her only attendant was her
god child, little Margaret Gill. OF
Charles City. who wore a vhi,e muslin
frock trimmed in lace, and carried
an old fashioned nosogay of lilies OF
the valley. Hugh Harrison was his
brothers best man.
| The out-of-town guests attending
4 wedding "a nj oy tot
/ ley BY the brides aunt. Mrs Brans-
ford. MIR. and Mrs. Harrison left later
for an extended wedding Journey. On
their return they will make their home
at "Nestor." which is not far from
historic MISSIONER, on the James River.
Auxiliary To Entertain.
The Junior Auxiliary of ST. Paurs
/ church Will give an interesting and
unique entertainment in the lecture
room of the church on Friday even
ing. February 90. At o'clock, and also
at ) o'clock on the afternoon Of Satnr.
DAY. February Il. The program Will
include missionary plays by three
branches OF the auxiliary; first. the
little girls in Circle d will kindle
Epiphany Lights" followed by Moth
CT Church and Her Juniors" in which
circle Z VIII take part. and the last
play IL 10 be The Gift Of Self" which
rs being arranged by Branch -. with
the assistance OF the older girls in tn.
senior department. AT the conclusion
OF the program there will be an in
formal reception in the parish house
adjoining the church. where refresh
ments will be served.
North Carolina Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Flora Rrvan
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs George w
Bryan. ana Franklin McCollugh Cald-
wen. son of the late Joseph T. Cald-
wen. Tor years editor of the Charlotte
evening at 1880 o'clock at the First
baptist Church in Charlotte The we'd
ding was one Of the most brilliant Of
the winter season. and a large gather
ing or handsomely gowned guests filled
the church for the ceremony which
was performed by DR.. w NJ Vines The
bride has been a Statewide belle ever
since her debut two seasons ago. and
Mr.. Caldwell belongs TO one of the
most distinguished families In tho
South. The home of Mr.. and Mrs Brv-
an where big reception was given
Immediately after the ceremony. was
arranged In American Beauty roses.
sinilaX and ferns and the altar at the
church was banked with white flow
ers and lighted candles.
The brides dress was fashioned OF
white charmeuse and old family lace.
and her tulle veil fell from a wreath
or Ge-blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of white orchids and
lilies OF the valley, and her only orna-
mcnt was a diamond pendant the
grooms gift. Her father gave her
away. Mrs. Floyd NJ Simmons was
dame of honor and wore n white chif-
ton gown. with draperies of coraI-coI-
orcd chiffon Her flowers were Queen
Killarney roses Tho bridesmaids
were Misses Julia Cone. of Richmond;
Cammie Rcdman OF Norfolk: Marie
Thomas. Mary Neale Mellon. Alma
Oates and Nancy Anderson, Of Char
lotte, and they wore gowns similar to
that OF the dame of honor Hamilton
C. Jones was best man and the
ushcrs We're c. L. Wilson, Jr.,
Odom Alexander. G. d. White
land William Jones. The groomsmen
included DR.. w. Myers Hunter r. j.
Brevard. of Mcdford Ore; John NJ
Robinson. T +. Kluttz, Jr.. Morehead
Jones and *. S. Tanner. Little Jano
land Margaret Talaferro. nieces Of the
groom, were fowergirls and wore white