The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-25
arerd Clark ~ Phoenix. Va. r. w.
Berry Officiating.

rerd Clark II Phoenix. Va. r. w.
Berry officiating
The church was artistfcally and
uniquely decorated--carrying out In
every detail the color scheme--greon
aud white. Under the strains OF Lohcn-
srins Bridal March," rendered by
Miss Ruth Sheiburne. the bridal party
entered-the groom attended by his
brother, AIr. Cejah Clark, as best man,
the bride, attired In a handsome trav-
cling suit OF dark green ana carrying
shower bouquet of Brides Roses and
lilies Of the valley. entered with her
brother Roscoe Hubbard preceding
these was the maid Of honor, Miss irma
Hubbard. In an evening dress OF shadow
,lace over batiste. and CARRYING "a lar ge
bouquet of white roses following were
the usheFs-,Messrs Henry Jones, Harry
Kaufman. Stanley Clark and Willie
Berry. The bride and groom met in
front Of the beautiful pyramid lighted
by twenty four therein the
! presence Of asiarge audience. they
T plighted the vows which made them
60 partners through life.
/ The visiting friends were Mr.. aud
Mrs. Arnold Clark and Mrs Fattie ].
Hubbard, OF Rice: Mr.. Cajah Clark. Of
Brookneai; MIR. Stanley Clark, of Vic
toria; Mfr. II. G. Jenkins and family.
and Mr. 5. A. Butler Of Burkeville; Mr
and Mrs Leslie French of Farmviile.
Miss Hubbard has been resident
OF Green Bay from early childhood
and her large circle Of friends can
/ wish her nothing better than she may
: enjoy tina blessings attendant upon
lovely ul1selRAh life such as hers The
groom is popular and efficient AGENT
located at Phoenix on the Nirgirlan
Railroad.
J INSTRUMENTATION.
/ Today at O'Clock IN me home OF
( her mother. 1o0s West Avenue Miss
! Carrie walton Will we'd Mr.. Parke
/ Poindexter Thornton also Of Hois city.
f'nrkins--f hentnH.
! One of the rrettiezt events of this
/ week was the wedding Tuesday after
noon of Miss Mary Elizabeth Cheatam
: TO Mr. George Msrc Purkins Of Raj
tirnore The bride is daughter Of
Mrs w. II. Cheatam and the late w
4 II C'heatam, and a granddaughter Of
the late Hon. William Taylor. The
ceremony which took place al ! O'Clock
IN the residence OF the brides mother,
( $500 Floyd avenue was solemnized by
the Rev william Tuckhart Ball The
I drawing room was decorated with
palms and Southern smilax. An I'm
provlsed altar was formed with palms
IN the bay window. Tan alabaster ped
estals and vases dlled with white
! ChrSSanTneN1GfnE IHTJlGF FflLlGHCtu tue
beauty of the altar while ropes OF
smiIax formed an aisle for the bridal
marty. Just before their entrance
! Mrs c. T Brengle sang Because"
Miss Sara DeHaFt rendered the bridal
! music
The bride was attired In going
away gown Of kings blue cloth trim
med in fur, with velvet picture hat
! to match She carried shower boquet
~ zt
tCheatam was her sisters maid OF honor.
and wore lovely gown of white char
meuse and tuile Her flowers were
/ Killarney roses. Little Miss Mary
/ Morris the brides niece. wearing a
/ lace frock with pink ribbons, car
| ried the ring in n French basket OF
rosebuds. The groom was attended by
his brother, Mr.. Charles A Purkins. as
/ best man.
| Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
! and Mrs Purkins left for an extended
Northern wedding trip.
Meeting of w. C. II. Z.
/ The Ella V. Wood. w. c. t. U. Will
! hold It's regular meeting at Taher-
nacle Baptist Church Wednesday. No
gember %, at $50 O'Clock. Friends in
tcrested In temperance work are cor
! daily invited TO be present.
| Donation Day.
tho Methodist and Presbyterian Old
Ladies' Home, corner Of Stuart Ave-
nue. and Mulberry Street on Thanks
| giving Day Members Of the board
Of lady managers viii be at the In
st,tution throughout the day and
friends are asked to respond literally
TO this appeal. This year has seen
| the completion of NE commodious
Stuart Avenue home, the old ladies
| tzt hAtr sv,fnndi1 -
ters !ast February. But with in
F., creased comforts came increased cost
! of maintenance and these together
with the artistic furnishings have SO
| depleted the treasury Wat the board
/ seels constrained to make an urgent
appeal for this beautiful charity. To
brighten the twilight OF life fer those
committed to their care IS a sacred
] charge and on Thursday the public
| viii have an opportunity OF SHARING
in this pleasant duty.
The offerings taken up at the
Thanksgiving services in all Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches viii
Ibis year he devoted to the work Of
This institution.
Thanksgiving Dinner.
The ladies' of Union Station NJ. f.
Chrrch viii, serve dinner on Thanks
giving Day at 1908 L. Main Street.
|
them a liberal patronage. Visitors TO
the city will find here an appetizing
Thanksgiving menu, nicely served
from 1870 A. NJ. to + ". Tables
| for families and parties NAV be re-
served by 'phoning Madison 1886. and
rates will be found very reasonable.
Personal.
Mr. Oscar Underwood, Jr, who has
been the guest of Mrs, NJ Patterson
at Htllcrest. left Monday for his home
in birmingham
Mrs. r. #. Sebrel, formerly Miss
shirley Manor. viii be the guest OF
Mrs c. II. Urner, on Grove Avenue
for a few days.
|
Mrs r. c. Skinner and daughter
of Richmond are in Roanoke for q
ten-day visit They are the guests
az Mrs J. H. Matthews and Mrs. A,
NJ. Shepherd.