The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-09
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MISS ETHEL F. sHACKFORD
WEEDS ROBERT |. sAv|LLE
Brilliant Ceremony Takes Place in
Monument Methodist
Church.
MISS PARRISH TO ENTERTAIN
Linen Shower in Honor OF Miss
Louise Richardson, Whose Mar
riage Takes Place This Month.
Tournament at Woman's Club.

Louise Richardson, Whose Mar
riage Takes Place This Month.
Tournament at Woman's Club.
Palms, burning candles and quanti-
ties of white chrysanthemums deoorat-
ed Monument Methodist Church last
evening at 1880 o'clock for the marriage
of Miss Ethel Fraser Shackford, daugh-
ter of the late DIR. William Henry
shackford and Mrs. Callie Il. shacllford.
to Robert Lamb Snville. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Otway Savillc. The church
Was thronged with largo company OF
relatives and friends to witness the
ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. John w. ShackfoId, a cousin Of
the bride. Mrs. Allen ]. Saville rend-
cred the wedding music. including "The
Perfect Day" and the Barcarolle from
Tales Of Hoffman,
The brides wedding dress was an
exquisite affair. fashioned Of Ivory
white satin and barrick macross lace
and her veil Of illusion fell to the hem
Of her long train. She entered the
church with her brother. Samuel B.
Bhackford. who gave her In marriage
Her bouquet was shower OF white
roses and lilies of the valley. They
were met at the chancel by the groom
and his best man. w. Robertson Bev-
erly. OF Richmond. Miss Sarah It.
Buckley, of Morristown. N. j.. who was
maid OF honor, wore a costume of pale
colored shadow lace. She carried n big
bouquet of pink chrysanthemums tied
with tulle streamers.
The bridesmaids wore gowns OF Nile
green crepe de chine. made with. TUNES
and bodices Of pink italian net and
NUNS. The girls chosen by the bride
as her attendants included Misses
Keith Saville. sister OF the groom: Ethel
Whittet. Leila Willis, Virginia Thorn
ton, all Of Richmond: Virginia Johnson.
OF shepherdstown. West Virginia, and
Alma Walker. OF Walkerton. The
groomamen were Messrs. Francis Har-
rison Lee. j. Hoge Kicks. DR.. Beverly F.
Eclsles. Frank S. Eckles, DR.. j. Morti-
mer Hughes, Of Richmond. and DR..
Theodore B. Shackford. of Lynchburg.
Miss Parish to Entertain.
Miss Eleahor Winch Parrish, Of
'Nfiniboyra" and Richmond. has invited
a number of her friends to attend the
matinee. performances OF tho Grayce
Scott Players on Tuesday afternoon, Oc-
tober 10. Miss Parrish and her guests
moor at thehome of Mrs. Chalmers, ll19
Grove Avenue.
FoI bliss Richardson.
Miss Ellen Jenkins entertained very
cfarmingly at her home, 1929 Monu-
nSent Avenue. yesterday afternoon, at a
linen shower In honor OF Miss Louise
Richardson. daughter of Judge and Mre
David c. Richardson, whose marriage
will be an interesting event of this
month.
Another function planned In honor OF
MISS Richardson Is the dansant to be
given by Miss Nell Carneal, at her home
on Monument Avenue, Monday after
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fair and a number OF guests have been
invited.
Whist Tournament.
whist tournaments will be held at the
Woman's Club on the evening OF Fri
day, October is. Any one desiring
partners or adversaries are asked to
communicate with Mrs. Bland S. Smith
at the Woman's Club tomorrow after
noon. between the hours of and 4
O'clock.
Lyon-Bentlcy.
Rokeby, the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Longdon Bentley, at Boslyn, Md.
was the scene Wednesday evening Of a
notable wedding when their daughter,
Miss Marie Constance Bentley. became
the bride OF Moncure Nelson Lyon, son
Of the late James w. Lyon and Mrs
Lyon, OF Westerogle, McDonogh, Md
The ceremony was performed at Z
o'clock In the drawing room. the Rev.
Ambrose Beavan, of st. Charles Catho-
tic Church. Pikesville. officiating. A
small reception followed, to which a
lumber of guests were asked.
The house was beautifully decorated
with dahlias. roses and palms, and a
stringed orchestra played for the cere.
IRONY and for the dancing which fol-
lowed.
The bride. who was given in marriage
b. her father, wore gown of white
epe meteor. trimmed with pearls and
combined with Chantilly lace, and her
lnlle veil, arranged in cap effect, fell
from coronet Of orang blossoms. Her
bouquet was shower OF lilies of the
velley and orchids.
Miss Katherine D. Bentley, who was
err sisters maid of honor, wore pink
crepe meteor with bodice OF tulle
and carried Killarney roses. The two
little flower girls, Miss Josephine Bent
ley, another sister OF the bride, and
Miss Peggy Wilson. a cousin, were
dressed alike In dainty embroidered
lingerie frocks, with pink sashes, and
carried baskets of pink rosebuds and
James w. Lyon, Jr, was his brothers
pest man, and the four ribbon bearers.
little Robert L. Bentley. Jr., a broth err
OF the bride; Arthur II. Hall, Jr.. and
James Hall, nephews OF the groom, and
Charies stewart, wore white linen
quits.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon left for Northern wedding jour
ney. on their return they will live at
Purcersville. West Virginia.
OF Interest.
Mrs. Branch Jones Epes, of Din
s widdis, announces the engagement of
her daughter. Pattie Elizabeth, to
uenry Hamlet Watson, OF Nottoway
county. me wedding will be celebrnt-
Va
In the Nsfth.
.ys say' tho Baltim0fo News of recent
''MIr. and Mrs. Pleasonton law. Con
guest, Jr., the latter formerly Miss
elise Gamble Lowndes, whose mar
snagg,n LOOK place last Saturday, are