The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-04
Household
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MISS LUCY LEE COULTER
BRIDE OF EDMUND B. KING
Ceremony Takes Place mt Home OF
Bride In Dallas, Texas, with Many
Virginia People Present.

"Dumbarton Grange" near Richmond,
returned on Sunday evening to her
home. accompanied by Miss Priscilla
Shepherd. Miss Shepherd expects to
spend the month or November as tho
guest of relatives in the North.
Miss CouIter's Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Lucy Lee Coul-
ter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Adj
olson Coulter, formerly of Richmond. to
Edmund Bayly King. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wuyt King, which was
celebrated yesterday evening In the
home of the bride. 3S26 Lennon Ave-
nue.. Dallas. Texas. is of much Interest
TO friends and relatives here. Tho cere-
Tony took place at o'clock, with Rev.
William NJ Anderson officiating. The
house was arranged everywhere with
palms. Southern sinilax and quantities
of white chrysanthcmums. White flow
ers and lighted candles decorated the
improviscd altar In tho drawing room
and the mantcls were banked In lilies
and chryBanthcmums. Miss Theresa
McCord played the wedding march from
9Lohengrin" as the bridal party do
scended the stairs, and "Trnumerc"
very softly during the ceremony.
Tho brides wedding dress was OF
white crepe faflle and chnntilly lace ana
her veil OF illusion was fastened with
sprays Of lilies of the. valley. She scar
ried shower bouquet OF Bride roses
and lilies OF the valley and her only
ornament was Il crescent of pearls and
ainmondr. tho groom's gift. Mr.. Coul-
ter gave his daughter away. Miss LII
clio Shaw. who was maid OF honor.
wore French gown of white crepe
meteor with silver green basque CIR
do and an accordion plated train OF
the same. She carried af/arm bouquet
~ white chrysanthemums. BILL
Coulter was best man. Miss Helen
Adams. OF Memphis Tcnn.. and Char
lene Shaw, tho bridesmaids. were
gowned alike in white accordion plai,ci
chiffon dresses. with lace tunics ana
deep silver green girdlcs. They carried
shower bouquets OF pink carnations and
ferns. Little Anna Rembert Willis was
flower girl and wore n dainty dress OF
white net and lace with n pink sash.
She carried n French basket of rose
buds.
A reception followed the ceremony.
and Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs. r. l.. Shaw,
Mrs. j. Hart Willis. Miss Mary Simpson,
Mrs. Paul Volk Jones, Miss Hazel Cooke
and Miss Katie Leo Cochran. assisted
In doing the honors OF the occasion. AR
and Mrs. King left later for q wedding
tour OF two weeks through Southern
Texas. Tho bride Travelled In smart
suit OF blue baberdinc, with n hat OF the
same shade
Some of the guests from a distance
attending the marriage were Mrs VIII
liam r. Miller OF Richmond who wore
IN imported gown OF white Canton
crepe: Mrs. w. wayt King. bf' Staun-
ton. who was gowned In corn-colorcd
satin with drnperies OF hand painted
chiffon; Miss Helen Adams. OF Memphis.
Tenn: w. W. King, OF Staunton. and
others. The brides mother wore gown
Of lavender crepe de chine and silk
shadow lace, trimmed In brilliarts.
Nr. and Mrr. WiIIinns Entertain.
AR. and Mrs. James II. Williams. OF
near Trevilans, entertained about
tk nf fty.yr frfA 11 ct nj .ns.,
purty Saturday evening. The rooms
were effectively decorated IN autumn
leaves. Ferns and black cats, with jack.
o-l1nterns and candles OH the mantcls.
a witch In costume greeted the guests
at the door and n ghost showed tho
way to tho dressing rooms. All OF the
guests were masked and In fancy cos
tune. a buffet supper was served ~ i
late hour.
observation-disclosures.
The marriage OF Miss Sophia Bosher
Hooper, daughter of John II. Hooper
and the late Mrs. Sarah Virginia
Hooper. to Edward Parke Clemmitt. son
Of Edward g. Clemmtt and the late
Mra. Kate Lee Clemmitt was celebrated
ut the residence of the brides sister,
Mrs. James a. Davis. 500 North Syca-
more street. The ceremony took place
Rev. George w. kemper officiating.
The entire lower noor was decorated
In palms and ported plants. and q color
scheme OF green and white was carried
out everywhere. Mrs. w. y. Grant.
sister of the bride. played the wcd
ding marches and Hearts and Flowers"
very softly during the service. Little
Misses Berkeley May Davis and Mar
guerite Clemmitt held the ribbons and
wore sheer white frocks with pink rib
bons. Little Virginia s. Davis carried
the ring In the heart OF rose on :;
silver tray.
The bride wore 4 travelling costume
of blue broadcloth, with hat and gloves
TO match, and carried shower bou
quet OF Bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss s. Virginia Hooper, who
attended her sister as maid OF honor,
wore pink crepe de chine trimmed In
shadow lace, and carried n big bouquet
of white chrysanthemums. John
Davenport was tho bridegroom's best
man.
MIR. and Mrs. Clenmitt left mt once
for a Northern wedding tour, and will
he Mt home after November 10 ut 2614-A
West Main Street.
Fall Festival.
An interesting charity event OF this
week will be tho fall festival to be hold
for the benefit of st. Johns Evan
gelicnl Sunday school in the Sunday
school room on Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week at S.15 O'Clock
Attractive booths Will be arranged
around the sides OF the room and
decorated in all sorts of novel and
unique ways, 7and a splendid program
has been arranged for both evenings.
OF Interest Here.
The marriage last Wednesday in
bridgeport, Conn, OF Miss Gertrude
Lennon, daughter of Mrs. Lennon and
tho late Thomas Lennon. of Bcnham
Avenue. bridgeport. to Henry Eugene
ManCann. son of the late Major and
Mrs Charles MacCahn. of Baltimore,
and grandson of tho late Andrew Plz-
ani. Of Richmond, will be OF interest
10 society In this city.
The wedding, which was very quiet,
owing to the recent death of Mr.. Mac
CAMS mother, who was formerly Miss
Mary Pizzini, Of Richmond. took place
with a nuptial mass In tho beautiful
private chapel of st. Augustines
Church, bridgeport. the Rev. James r.,
Mill officiating. Only the immediate
families We're present.
Tho bride is beautiful young wo- :
man. aud haS bean N rniHniDr- holla