The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
MISS SOPHIE r. MEREDITH
TO WE'D FRED G. B0YCE, JR.
Ceremony WiIl Take Place Tuesday
Evening, November "a, In st.
James Episcopal Church,

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,t evening. November "a, In st.
James Episcopal Church,
MFR. and Mrs. Charles Vivian Mere
dlth have Issued Invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Sophie
Rose, to Fred Grayson Boyce. Jr., OF
Baltimore and Clarke County. the cero-
mony to take place on the evening OF
TUESDAY November "a. at 8 o'clock In
st. James Episcopal Church. a recep-
ton at the home of the brides parents,
2O4 East Grace Street. Will follow the
ceremony.
The wedding is to be ono Of the most
important and fashionable events OF
the fall season and number OF promi-
nent, guests will come to Richmond to
attend 1t.
Visiting Here.
Miss. Mona Pujo. OF Lake Smith, near
New Orleans, La, who has peen the
guest of Miss Mary Wright at HOW,
ards Neck" Goochland County, has
been visiting in Richmond, .en route TO
Washington. Miss Pujo and Miss
Wright wexe with Mr.. and Mrs. Saun.
ders Hobson at their residence on West
g Franklin Street, during their stay In
Richmond Miss Pujo left yesterday
for Washington
Pretty Home Wedding.
A lovely wedding was celebrated yes
terday evening at o'clock ut the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Wagner
in this city. when their daughter, Sadye
elizabeth, became the bride OF Motifs
Leslie Philips. son of AR. and BATS.
Charles I. Philips also OF Hichmono.
Tho parlors were banked In paims;
Southern smilax and evergreens ana
lighted candles and pink and white
flowers carried out an effective color
scheme. White flowers and candles
I. against background or trailing vines
and palms formed an improvised altar
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the Rev. j. T. Green. The bride, VINO
was given In marriage by her rather,
with whom she descended the stair
way. wore a handsome travelling cos
tune of brown cloth. Her hat was
smart affair of the same shade and she
wore a corsage bouquetfo OF purple orch
ids and lilies of the valley. Mrs. =.
w. Dandy, who was her sisters rnatron
ofshonor, was gowned In white net over
pan crepe and she, carried an armiui
+ OF Bridesmaid roses. Earle bassett
nlayed the wedding music. Miss Ruth
: Hutcheon attended the bride as maid
of honor and her dress was OF white
lace. draped over palest PINK char-
mouse She carried q bouquet OIL PINK
chrysanthemums.
evening for wedding journey. A num-
Der of guests from distance were In
Richmond for the ceremony last even
ing.
Dance at westmoreland Club.
Society will be out in large numbers
this evening to attend the weekly sup
per dance at the WeStmorelnnd Ciup
from to IL o'clock. The tables VIII
he arranged in tho sun parlor and an
orchestra will play for the dancing.
Decorations will be in chrysanthemums
and palms and vases of roses will dec
crate the tables.
Alumni smoker.
The annual meeting and smoker OF
the Virginia Military Institute Alumni
Association will be held In the winter
gardcn;, Reuger's Hotel on the even
ing OF "Wednesday. November IL. atys:30
O'clock. An interesting program has
heen arranged for the evening and all
members of the association are urged
to attend.
! TIndnII-Tnpscott.
One of the most interesting weddings
of the season was celebrated before
large assemblage Wednesday afternoon
at ] o'clock at "Hntton -on-the-JameS,
the home OF Mr. and Mrs George "A.
Tapscott. when their daughter, Mary
Alice. became the bride of James Ben
son ITindaii. of Hattop. The officiating
minister WAS Rev. l. II. Walton. and
the house was beautifully decorated
with ferns, palms. chrysanthemums and
NOTED plants. a rainbow effect was
attain In the selection OF the gowns
u
ferent color. At the. entry Of the bride
with her father, who gave her In mar
rage, Miss Myrtle Miller, cousin If the
bride. rendered the wedding march
was fashioned of ivory satin drnped
with choffon and pearls; her veil OF tulle
fell from Juliet cap. and was caught
with a wreath of orange blossoms. she
carried a bouquet of white carnations
bound with white ribbon Mrs. T. p.
re oh ~ In "
OF honor, was becom!ngly attired In
white silk. and carried a bouquet of
white chrysanthemums. The maid Of
honor, Miss Minnie l.. Tapscott. sister
OF the bride, wore gown OF eine
messaline. with an overdress OF white
Z lace, and carried bouquet of pink
chrysanthemups.
Miss Alice Tindall, cousin of the
bride and niece of the groom. wore
gown of pink silk, with an overdress
OF white chrysanthemums. She acted
as bridesmaid. and entered the parlor
with George Norvell Tapscott brother
Of the bride. The ushers were Hay B.
Norvell and j. Eugene Layne. The
bride was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Charles L..
Marks, of Richmond. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Tindall left
for Washington, Baltimore and. New.
York.
Musical Tonight.
An interesting musical event of this
evening will he the recital given at
$3.50 o'clock In the auditorium of the
Jefferson Hotel by the faculty of the
I Virginia Conservatory Of Music. An
unusually attractive program has been
arranged, and will be rendered by Rob-
ert Colston Young, pianist; Jay Dono-
hue. violinit. and Sedgwick McGregor,
tenor
Mr.. and Mrs. de GRAF Entertain.
Nr nd II mi
II tained last week at their country home
1 near Ellerson. 1t was Halloween
|. barn dance and the barn. where the
\ affair was held, was decorated with
cornstalks, autumn leaves, jack-o-
lanterns and other things suitable to
/ the celebration. Supper was served at
! midnight, the table being festooned
with crepe paper and pumpkin heads.
|, Favors for the women present we're
black cat fans. and for the men,
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