The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-02

Forest Hill. and Curry Wilmer Greg
DRY. son OF Judge and Mrs. j. N. Greg
DRY. OF Woodland Heights The cere-
| mony was performed by the Rev. J. w.
kincheloe. pastor Of tho church. and
Miss Lula Tisdale. OF Burlington. n. c..
sang "All For You" just before tho
entry Of tho bridal party.
Tho bride entered tho church with
her brother. J. b. Hancock. who gave
her away. She wore n lovely gown of
imported white Japanese cponge made
with long train and heavily embroid-
cred I'm rose design. The bodice was
finished with Chantilly laco and hcr
veil or illusion was arranged with a
wreath of grunge blossoms. She car
ried shower bouquet of Bride roses
and lilies of tho valley. and her only
ornament was the grooms gift. Il dia-
mond brooch. Ollyn w. Gregory was
his brothers. best man, and the danes
OF honor were Mrs. w. d. Moser, of
Burlington. N. c.. and Mrs. l.. ii. Harda-
way. of this city, sisters of tho bride
Mrs. Moscr woro her own wedd ing
gown Of white charmcusc, with pearl
trimmings. and Mrs. Hardaway was
gowned In gold-colored charmeuse
draped in blue chiffon. The brides
maids. Misses Anna K. Payne and Pearl
Winfree, wore French gowns OF pale
yellow charmeuse made with tunics OF
lace and wide blue girdles. The maids
or honor, who were Misses Helen Ham
ilton Hancock and Imogen Gregory
were gowned alike In yellow crer.' de
chine draped In lace and finished = =
blue girdles. All OF the brides atl.n1-
ants carried Lady Hillington roses. tied
with streamers Of yellow tulle.
The ushers were Frank j. Belwood,
Dr. Turner Shelton. Carlisle Gregory,
Thurlow Gregory. w. II. Taylor and
Merrill Winfree. Little Miss Elizabeth
Pettigrew, wearing hand-em broider-
4 nh 1,h re t,st H. lit
ribbons. and little Miss Frances Win
stor In n lace frock with blue ribbons.
walked Immediately In front of the
bride and carried lighted candles in
golden candlesticks. Little Eleanor
Epes Hardaway carried the ring In a
yellow rose. She wore q white frock
with a blue sash.
On Monday evening, Mrs. ], NJ. Greg
DRY. mother of the groom. entertained
the bridal party at her handsome home
In Woodland Heights. and on Wednes-
day evening Mr. and Mrs. j. Beverly
Hancock were hosts in honor of the
bridal party at their residence in For
est Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory left
Immediately after the ceremony for a
Northern trip. and Will be at homo in
Hagerstown. Md. after January s.
Charity Card Party.
The charity card party to take place
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the
palm garden OF the Jefferson Hotel will
DO n very interesting and attractive
affair. Numerous tables have already
been reserved, and handsome prizes are
to be awarded for the best scores. The
affair is under the auspices o. the La
dies Auxiliary of Temple Beth Aha
bah.
Visiting Here.
Misc Lillian Alters Smith, of Chatham
Episcopal Institute. arrived here on
Tuesday evening to spend several days
with her sister, Mrs. James McComb.
at her apartment in the Hanover Miss
Smith has been visiting friends in Nor
folk. prior to her arrival In Richmond.
Entertained I'm Wnyncsboro.
3frs. f. p. 10th gave large after
noon reception on Wednesday at her
home In Waynesboro, in honor OF her
sister, Mrs. John D. Clothier. OF Rich
mond. Decorations were in red flowers
and cvergreens. and the tea table was
set with q basket Of red roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin Magic
were at home yesterday evening from
6 TO o'clock at their home In Waynes-
boro, tho guests of honor being the
latters brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Mehler, of this city Miss