Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-26
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tied with yellow tuile streamers.
Little Perrin Palmer carried the ring,
and the groomsmen included Messrs,
II Laurie Smith, Lee X, Scott. of States-
vile, N. c.: DR.. j. g. Murphy, OF Will
mington. N. i; James Royster, Of
Townsville. n. c., and 0. h. BuckhoiS.
Only the bridal party and a few rcla-
tives were entertained at the homo
of the brides parents after the cere-
mony. The parlors were decorated In
PAINS and roses. and the bridal party
assisted in receiving. Some of the
sueata from distance attending tho
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Manor,
Miss. Jeanette Manor,e OF New
Vile, Tenn; Mrs. II. w. Brock.
OF New Market: Mrs. Thomas Il. se-
brell and Miss Margaret Manor, OF Har-
rlsonbuTg: Mr. and Mrs Connor Sher-
reii. of Charlotte. N. c.: DR.. and Mrs.
w. V. Tudor, OF washington; Mrs. 70. s.
Conrad. OF Harrisonbnrg; Mrs. Horace
II. Custis, OF Washington; Miss Mildred
Converse. Of Atlanta; Mr., and Mrs.
Charles G.. Maphis. OF Charlottesville;
DR.. J. q, Murphy. OF Wilmington, v.
G.; DR.. Hubert Haywood, of Raleigh,
N. c.. and others
DansaDt PntrOncsscs.
Those who have been invited to act
as patroncsses for the dansapt at the
JEFFERSON Tomorrow, are:
Mrs, George AInslie, Mrs Mary De-
Witt Adams, Miss Kathleen Anderson,
Mrs. John T. Anderson, Mrs, Charles
p. Boiling. Mrs Kate Langley Bosher.
Miss Ellie Branch, Mrs. Robert s.
Bosher, Mrs. John Kerr Branch, Mrs.
Il. Lttimer Gordon, Mrs. William n
Habliston. Mrs. Thomas Branch Me-
Adams Mrs. Malcolm Bruce, Mrs. John
Stewart Bryan, Mrs. a, Sidney Buford,
Jr., Mrs. Thomas p. Bryan, Mrs. George
Ben Johnston. Mrs James Branch Ca
VI rof N
as ~ Carter. Mrs. Charles Davenport,
Mrs. Isaac Davenport. Mrs. Allan e.
Donnan. Mrs. Watkins lsllerson, Mrs.
John Harrison. Mrs. Horace 8. Hawos.
Mrs. William X. hiassic, Mrs. Edwin
Hewitt, Mrs. Saunders Hobson. Mrs.
Eppa Hunton. Jr., Mrs. j. Jordan Leake,
Mrs. Walter MacNein, Mre. Ashton
Starke, Mrs. Andrew Jackson Mon
tague. Mrs. Thomas L. Moore, Mrs. Wal
Ter Morton, Mrs. William T, Open
heimer. Mrs. j. Scot, Parrish. Mrs. Mall
yern Patterson, Mrs. James Patton,
Mrs. C. cotesworth Pinckney. Mrs.
Langhorne Putney. Mrs. George Cole
Scott, Mrs. George j. Seay, Mrs. Ed
mund Strudwick. Mrs. Ellis Talbot,
Mrs. Brydon Tenant, Mrs. William r.
Trigg, Mrs. 3. B. Valentine. Mrs. Ed
mund Waddlll. Jr., Mrs. Garrett B.
Wall, Mrs p. L. Conquest, Jr, Mrs.
e. Randolph williams, Bfrs. Arnstead
cs
Mrs. =. Randolph Wexford. Mrs. John
Shelton Williams. Mrs. Barton II. Wise,
Ars. Mary Il. Williams and Mrs. Ed
ward Wiliis
Society will be out In force to-mor-
row afternoon at the Jefferson from
Club entertainment. Tables may be
reserved through Mrs. Goodwin Boykin,
Madison 25is. and Atlsa Nellie Temp
kins, Madison 624-J.
Quiet Wedding.
A quiet marriage was celebrated yes
terday afternoon. at the home OF G. C.
Walton. Jr., VIXEN his sister, Carrie,
became the bride OF Parke Poindexter
Thornton, OF this city. Rev. e. B. Nc
Cluer. ID. D., of Bon Air, performed tho
ceremony Tho house was decorated
In chrysanthemums, palms and forms,
the color scheme being yellow and
white. Mrs. Hequembourg played the
wedding march from 'Lohengrin" and
other selections during the ceremony.
The ribbon bearers were Margaret and
Cortiandt Walton. niece and nephew
Of the bride. The bride entered on the
arm Of her brother. c. c. Walton. Jr,
by whom she was given away. and wore
place with pearls. Her bouquet was
Of lilies of the valley and orchids. and
her veil was caught with a crescent
OF diamonds and pearls.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton left for a Southern
trip by way of Savannah. Ga. at which
place they will be the guests, for @
few days. OF the brides sister. Mrs.
Samuel r. Dighton.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Warren Hay
have issued cards announcing the mar
riage OF their daughter. Mario Cecil, to
David Richard Griffith, Jr. The we'd
In Hasr
FarmviiIe Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Rosa Garnett,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Garnett. to Clyde Howell Greear, OF
st. Paul. was celebrated yesterday at
high noon at the home OF the brides
IN ents in Farmville The house wae
prettily decorated in ferns. evergreens
and chrysanthemums and Mendel-
ssohn's wedding march was rendered
rs \ professional. The ribbons were
held by Martha Ann Granger, Evelyn
Gillian. David Granger and Charles
Stokes. and j. l.. Mullens was best man.
The bride entered the parlors with her
maid OF honor. Miss Ruth Garnett, and
wore a travelling costume OF blue cloth
with n hat to match. She carried q
shower bouquet OF Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley. The maid OF honor
was gowned In coral-colored satin
trimmed In shadow lace. and carried n
Mr.. and Mrs. Greear left later in the
afternoon for wedding trip to Wash
ington and other points of interest
No Dance at the Hermitage.
The regular Thursday evening dance
at the Hermitage Golf Club will not
be held this evening on account OF tho
many private functions to take place
to-day.
Home Wedding.
Miss Martha L. Ware and Clyde T..
Parker were married yesterday morn
ing at II o'clock at the residence Of the
uncle and aunt of the bride, AIR. and
Mrs. A. w. Hankins, 22O4 Grove Ave-
nue., Rev. III. d. C. Machlachlan, d. D..
officiating. The decorations were In
palms and lighted tapers, and Miss
Sara De Hart played the wedding mu-
sic. The bride descended the stairs
with her uncle. Mr.. Hankins. who gave
her away. and they were met at the
imDrovised altar by the groom and his
best man. Eugene L. Parker. Her cos
tune was Il travelling gown Of blue
cloth with hat OF the same shade, and
she carried n shower bouquet of roses
and 1ifies of the va1lay The DANA ~