The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-10
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

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small card party given at the Norfolk
Country Club in honor of her guest.
Mrs. Thomas ~. Smyth, OF Richmond,
which Was followed by a dinner in
the evening, To which additional
guests were invited The table dccora-
tions were sweet pink peas and pink
candles with pink shades. Covers were
laid for fourteen, and those present
were MIR. and Mrs. Harry Trotman,
Airs. T. a. Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. y.
Lynton Jones, DR.. and Mrs. c. b. Cliff
ford. Mrs. {. B. Taylor Mr. and Mrs,
Percy Trotman, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor T..
Carney and w. J. Carney.
Isuchc-WiIdr.
The wedding of Miss Carolyn Helm
Baeby Wilde, and the late Garland
Waddy Wilde, 10 cyrus Mccormick
Bachc. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Kendall
Rachc. was celebrated yesterday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock in Ali Saints
Episcopal Church The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. Y. bowman and
the brides brother. Garland Waddy
Wilde, gave her in marriage. Miss
Lillian Belrne Wilde was her sisters
maid of honor. and only attendant. and
George Bingham Bachc. brother of the
Groom. WAS best man. The ushers
included Samuel w. bigger. Thomas
Oswald Heinrich, Leslie T. Tcrrill and
Charles g. Cunningham
Nir. and Mrs. Bache left Immediate
~ after the ceremony for wedding
trip that Will include New York and
Atlantic City.
Dancing ut the Hermitage.
Informal dancing will he held at tho
Hermitage Golf CLUB this evening
These "Wednesday night dances have
become very popular and delightful af-
fairs. and the dancing set is much in
evidence there each week.
birthday Party.
Mrs. Virginia +. Lewis. OF Hanover
Avenue. gave delightful birthday
party ON "Wednesday evening of last
week In honor OF her daughter. Mary
Louise. The parlors were decorated
in palms and summer flowers, and Il
color scheme OF pink and white was
carried out effectively in the dining
ROOM Games and music amused tho
guests. and supper was served later
in the evening. Mrs. r. T. Mallory
presided at the punch bowl. Among
those present wero Misses Myrtle
Crane, Edith Powell, Joe NOEL, Viola
Dunnavant, Meredith McLelland Daisy
Dunnavant. Mary Lewis. Marian Crane.
Grace Sims, Mcrlotte Collins. Mrs. Il.
r. Mallory, Mrs. j. w. Bryant, II. &.
l.. -. Holmes. II. Il. Melton, y. S. Epps.
Harry Fleming, l.. c. IMmcrick. j. \.
Berkeley. Robert Crane. J. w. Bryant.
Frank Wade. y. II. Lewis and walton
Bell. of Lcwisburg. w. Va.
Charlotte Wedding.
y wedding of much interest TO So
cicty here was celebrated In Charlotte,
y. c., on Wednesday. June 5. when Mrs
l.cona Scharh Woodall was married
10 Edward Solomon Reid. the ceremony
taking place at the home OF the bride
in that city. DR.. y. a. McGcachy, pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian Church.
oniciatcd. The entire lower floor Of
the house was thrown open to the
guests and decorated In Easter lilies.
and Cathedral candles. The mantels
and windows were banked In fragrant
white blossoms, and outlined with
SmilaX and evergreen, and between the
! pnr!ors great wedding hell OF white
sweet peas. with Il Gala lily for a
! clappcr. was suspended. The aisle OF
I ribbon was formed from the stairway
ana an orchestra. screened by palms
I played the wedding music. Little Misses
Mary Mills liam ana katherine Robert
son. the small daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. !. H. Ham, Of Charlotte, and Mr.
ana Mrs. Arthur i. Robertson of Rich
m"nd, wearing white batistc dresses
with tullc sashcs. were Hover girls.
aud descended the stairs ahead of the
/ bride The little boys holdin. the rib
/ bons were William j. Woodal and T.
/ Robert Walker. Jr.. who wore white
serge suits. Little Alice Houston
QuarlcS. in am embroidered white
I frock. and little William G. Petty, Ir.,
/ ia 4 white costume, were also In the
/ bridal party.
The bride entered the drawing room
with her son. Cheston WoodaM She
wore i handsome gown of grey silk
I crepe. m.tdc with long train and a
mont!lla of real lace The Medici col
lar was embroidered in pearls and she
carried big bouquet OF purple or
chidS and lilies OF the valley. Her
only ornament WAS a handsome ola
m"nd necklace. Edward S Reid. Jr.
offended the groom as his hes, man.
The dining room, where the we'd
ding cake was cur. was decorated
everywhere In white swectpcas and
tulic strcamcrs held in place a wedding
bell OF lilies and sweet peas that was
! hung from the chaudclicr Punch was
served on the porch. Both bride and
groom are widely and prominently re-
lated. and their marriage IL OF the
greatest Interest here, and In North
Carolina. Some OF the guests from n
distance attending the wedding were
Mrs. Thomas Conn, OF Adairsvill,. XIV.
sister or the bride: Mr.. and Mrs Fred.
"rlciS Fries Bahnson and small SON
Frederick Fries Eahnson. Jr. the lat.
ter the youngest guest at the cere.
monN. Of Winston Salem; Mrs T \
Reid and daughter Miss Nancy Reid
and Mrs. Lydia Fundcrburk. OF
Mathews; Mrs w. Y. Davis and Mrs
Arthur, Robertson ana her little dauvh.
ter. Katherine. OF Richmond
Mrs. Reid has several times visited
~ Richmond as tho guest Of Mrs W
y. Davis, or 3Oi East Franklin Street
and also as the guest OF Mrs 4 L
Robertson, In Ginter Park Mrs Rob
crtson gave reception In her homo,
last April. when many Richmond peo
pie were among those invited TO NEE
her
Marriage Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter l.. Shiplcv an
nouncc the narriap" Of their daughter
Sophia Marguerite Kinsoy, to Louis
Emil Parsons. The ceremony took plac,
at 81. James Episcopal Church on Mon
day morning at 1880 o'clock. the Few