The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-26
Household
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PROMINENT WEDDING
IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY
Hiss Ellen Baysrd Lee to become Bride
OF John Mallihson
Wilson.

| ter OF Rev. William Byrd Lee and Sfrs.
Leo. to John Mnlilnson Wilson, former
~ OF Scotland, but now of Roanoke The
ceremony will take place this afternoon
at I O'clock in the old Ware Church,
which was built in 1890, and the father
OF the btide, rector OF the parish. will
ofticiate. Miss Maria Mason Tabb will
render tho wedding marches and will
also givo a musical program during
the lhlf.hour the guests arc assem-
bling at tho church.
In Charlotte,
Miss Mary Pilitinton has had as her
guests OF the University OF Virginia
for the fall germans at the Georgia
Virginia football game Misses Elena
Scott, OF Charlotte, N. c.; Emily Wade
and Mildred Lefew, OF Richmond. Lu-
cilc Francis. OF Petersburg, and Della
Page, OF Amherst. DIR. Harry Faulkner
gave a dinner at tho Charlottesville
Country Club In honor of Miss Pilkin-
ton and her guest, Miss Sylvia Petrovtc.
OF Ragusa. Austria, last week, which
was a very attractive affair.
Among Miss Deborah Whites guests
ut the Country Club Tuesday evening
were; Misses Emily Wade, Elena Floyd.
Margaret Barringer. Lucille Mortimer,
FLORENCE Sinclair, Dr.. and Mrs. Remnant,
Mrs. Russeil-shields. DR.. William
Watts, Professor Armistead Dobie, Dr.
A Hugh Nelson, Harry Robinhon. Sam
Palmer. Hardy Todd. Edward Smith,
/ Miss woodward's wedding.
The Japan Daily Mail. recently re-
ceived here. contains the following In
terasting account OF the Whitiock-
i Woodward wedding, which took place
"a pretty wedding OF the early au-
tunn took place on Thursday after
noon at the Japanese seaside villa of
Or. n. b. .rensler. ct 1iayamn, when
/ Ailss Lettle Lee Woodward became the
bride of Charles Evans Whitlock Both
bride and groom are from Richmond,
Va. the former being n nister of Mrs.
Teusler. whose guest she has been for
the last Few monthg The ceremony
was performed by the Rt. Rev. John
NcRim, Bishop OF Tokyo. and a special
car attached To the express train from
Tokyo conveyed the gueats from that
place to the wedding. automobiles meet
Ing the party at Zushi and conveying
them to Hayama. where on terrace
overlooking the sea the Tcusler villa
liz situated.
The rooms were decorated will,
trailing, greens. palms, fcstoons of ivy
and profusion OF white roses and
chrysanthemums. In the large recep-
ton. room. In Japanese style, the floo..
covering was pure white and at The
cast end small altar decorated with
white fowers and masses OF tender
green had been erected. The bridal
4 party stood under a canopy of white
Reifsnider and ). Russell Kennedy,
and the ribbons bearers were little
Mary Stuart TeuaIer and Virginia Teus-
Ter, who wore white frocks. Mrs. Teua-
Ter, who was matrop of honor for her
slster, wore white lingerie dress with
trimmings OF thread lace. and she car
4 ried bouquet of pink roses. The flower
girls. Misses Mildred Teusler and Elis-
Rbsth Noting. the latter niece OF the
e. groom, wore white dresses, and carried
baskets OF pink roses
The bride entered on the arm of her
brother-in-law, DR.. Teusler. who gave
her In marriage. She WORE d wedding
gown OF white satin. made with long
train and decorated with orange bios
SONS. Her tulle veil was held by a
chaplet of the same blossoms. and She
carried bouquet of Bride roses. Her
only Jewels were the Erootti's gift, a
beautiful necklace of pears AT the
altar the bride was met by the groom
who was attended by Lieutenant Il. s.
Keyser. United States Marine Corps.
Tho Mendelssohn and "Lohengrin'
y wedding marches were played by Mrs.
j. 7. Swift. and there was incidental
music by Yokohama orchestra.
mfr. and Mrs. Whitlock left imme-
diately for All automobile tour and
after Q short stay in Mitnnoshita
sailed for America. They Will be Mt
home in Richmond this winter The
o. BRIDES going away gown was OF blue
taffeta with n smart little hat to match
Among the guests were: Mrs. w. d.
r. Nolting, sister OF the groom. who, with
her young daughter, came from vir-
ginia to attend the wedding: AIR. and
r.. Kennedy. Right Rev. and Mrs. Nc
Kim, Misses Hyde, Scidmore. Thomp-
=, son. Sommervillc; Mines. Wharton, Nj
tobe, Swift and J.zc. CALDWELL; Messrs.
. lick and Geary. of Yokohama. and Dr..
and Mrs. Wilkinson of Tokyo Mrs.
Scidmore. the venerable mother of
C6nsul-General Scidmore, despite her
ninety years, came from Yokohama for
the ceremony and was an honored guest
on the OCCASION
Al the Womnn's Club.
THE Novel," VIII be the subject of
an exceedingly Interesting address to
be made by AIiss Ellen Glasgow before
the members of the Womans Club
club parlors at 4:30 o'clock. Decora
= tons will be in fall flowers and tea Will
be served after the lecture liz concluded
Mrs. John S. Munce is chairman of the
afternoon.
Catholic Woman'k Club.
This evening at o'clock there will
be an interesting entertainment in the
parlors of the Catholic Woman's Club.
200 East Franklin Street, and club
= members will be out in full force to
. speaker of the evening and musical
= program Will be rendered by Mr. Ca
nepa and MISS Dosia MitchellS with Pro-
fesgor Hardy as the accompanied. Miss
Canepa Is chairman Of the entertain
ment,' which Will be d very pleasing
and charming event.
Chnrity TeR.
Another charity event of this weel,
will be the ten given on Thursday even
ing at the residence OF Mrs. w. f..
. Roch for the benefit OF ST. Patricli's
building fund An interesting program
has been arranged and all Interested
are invited to attend.
Charity Entertainment.
This evening at $3.50 o'clock In the
ballroom Of the Richmond Hotel. the
. first benefit concert Will be held under
al the auspices Of the Woman's Home Mis-
i sionary Society and the personal di-
rections of Miss Ethel Fontaine. 1t will
he very attractive event and the fol-
lowing program VIII be rendered: