The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL. MENTION


staircase being wound with Southern
sinilaN. An altar was arranged in the
bay winds of ferns and fragrant hlics
and stringed orchestra, hidden by
ferns and palms. rendered the wedding
marches.
The bride entered with her mother,
who gave her away. Her costume
was fashioned of white pussy willow
talfeta, trimmed In tullc and seed
pearls. and her long veil of illusion
was caught cap fashion, with wreath
of orange blossoms The veil fell TO
the hem of the long court train, ana
she carried shower bouquet Of lilies
and white roses. Miss Frances NJ. Ull-
man, OF Springfield Mo- the small niece
of the bride. was "A flower girl. and
wore Il lace frock with n yellow girdlc
and carried II Neapolitan basket hlled
with Margueritcs. Ludwig Cl!man.
nephew OF the bride, WAS ring bearer.
and ). Clarence Well. OF Grand Rapids,
Mich was the groom's best man
a reception was held INN ediately
after the ceremony and the table In
the dininE-room was set with n hand
some Ccntrcpiccc of MarEucritcs, the
Hover note OF the wedding, and Gnrde-
mas. tho flowers being arranged In
tall basket. Some Of the guests from
a distance present were Mrs. Isaac
We'll OF Rochester, y. Y. the groom's
Judge NJ. j. Block. OF baltimore: Ma
thaniel We'll. of Pittsburgh. Pa; Mr..
and Mrs Julius III. Wyman, of Balti-
more; Mrs =. :. I<iswonn and son, OF
Dayton. O.: Mrs. William Climan. MISS
Frances ullmnn and Ludwig b. Ullman.
of Spring Mo; Herbert Lab OF
Philadelphia, and others.
Following 4 wedding Journey, Mr..
and Mrs We'll VIII make their homo
In Chicago.
HouOrs ut Ynlc.
Samuel Williams Meek, il, son of
MIR. and Mrs. S. w. Meek, of 1928 Park
Avenue, has been made one OF the
editors OF the Yale Daily News, which
is one of Yalc's most coveted honors.
Mr. Neck Is II freshman ut Yale Uni
versity this year. and is the first Rich
mond hoy to win this honor.
WcrtI,-Coci>ey.
A wedding of much interest to So
cicty here celebrated yesterday even
INK mt G:30 o'clock at st. Thomass
Church, Garrison Forest, Md, was that
Of Miss Sallie Anne Warheld Cockcy,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Beale Cockcy. to Matthew Fontainc
Maury Worth. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James K. Wcrth, Of Richmond The
ceremony was performed by the HeN.
Hobart Smith in tho presence of n
brilliant company OF relatives anu
friends, anu inc CnuECll W Il. p''ih'N
with roses and mountain laurel for
the occasion. The altar was decorated
in white blossoms and Cathedral
candles and palms. and CvcrSrccnS were
arranged in the chancel.
The bride entered the church with
her father who gave her In marriage
She wore costume of white satin
chnrmcuse and chiffon embroidered In
pearls, the drapcry being caught up
at intervals with sprays OF orange
blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet
OF Bride roses and white sweet peas.
Her Veil of illusion fell from cap
of princess lace arranged with orange
blossoms They were met at the
chancel steps by the bridegroom and
his best man, James r. Werth, Jr.. of
Schenectady. n. Y. Miss Emma Shep-
herd CoclScy, who was her sister
maid of honor. wore Il gown of pale
blue crepe meteor and pink chiffon,
finished with cream lace and embroid :
cred in crystals. She carried n bouquet
OF deep pink sweet peas. There were
three danes OF honor attending the
bridc-Mrs Henry S. REGISTER. Jr., her
sister: Mrs. y. Montgomery Osborne.
of Norfolk. sister OF the Groom, and
Mrs. Will Curtis Nesbitt, of Whining
ton, Del. They wore white satin
dresses drapcd In white chiffon and
fcstooned with pink roses and their
bouquets were OF pale pink sweet
peas The ushcrs were Charles II.
cockcy. third. brother OF the bride;
Henry $ Regester. Jr.. n. Montgomery
Osborne. OF Norfolk; Bruce III. Hclfrich.
whose wedding TO Miss Emma Cockey
Will take place In the early fall;
Laurence Osborne and Bryson Rawn.
\ reception Immediately following
the ceremony was held III "Lyal Park
near Pikcsville. the home Of the bride S
I q
were In masses OF garden flowers and
/ mountain laurel. Mr. and Mrs. Werth
I left later IN the evening FOR an cX-
tended trip through Colorado and Call
! fornia and on their return VIII ho
/ ut home in Vancouver, Il. g. large
number Of out of-town guests were
I present at the wedding and reception
I.cuycs for the White.
Mrs. David Terry Williams left Rich
.mond yesterday afternoon to spend the
summer season with her daughter
Mrs. r. y. Gilbert. OF NeN. York, al
! the Grcenbricr White Sulphur Springs
! Mrs Gilbert has taken n cottage al
the White. and expects to entertain a
number Of Richmond people there this
season
/ Engagement Announced.
Representative and Mrs James Hay
! announce tho engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter
Ellen Douglas. to David Carlish Wade
of West Virginia The wedding will
take place at the home OF the bride OF
the evening of June "a.
| Approaching Wedding.
Miss Virginia Emma Shoop. OF Suf'
folk daughter of Mrs. Curtis Albert
Shoop. is TO become the bride of Johr
Temple Phillips. formerly OF Norfolk
but now of Buffalo. y. Y.
Invitations are out for the wedding
which will take place on tho evening
of June % at o'c,ock in the Chris
! tan Church. OF Suffolk.
The wedding is OF the greatest In
! terest TO society In this city. where
Miss Shoop has several times visited
| as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma:
! \ Smyth. OF Monument Avenue. y
! number Of Richmond guests will 30 e
! Suffolk next week TO attend the ccre
mony.
In IInrrIsonburE.
Mrs. Irving Held and Mrs Gilber
/ Grccntrce. of Richmond. left Tuesday
/ for Iiarrisouburg. and will be guests fol
! several days of their sister. Mrs. Law
renee Loowncr. on High street. They
were met In stanton by Mrs. Loewne,
I ana her sisterin-l law Miss Pear
. Locwncr.
Lawn PARTIES.