The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-28

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guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Monta-
que at "Oakhurst," near the Green
brer White Sulphur Springs.
Back From Wedding Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Condit have
returned from their wedding trip to
Greenpond. y j., and New York. and
have been spending few days with
Mrs. Condits parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Williams. in Portsmouth, prior to
leaving for Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Condit have taken AN apartment at the
Sussex, in this city, where they VIII
make their home.
Final Recital.
The Richmond Conservatory of
Music, of which Professor Frank Il.
Cosby is director. gave it's annual COM
mencement recital OH Wednesday and
Thursday evenings in the auditorium
Of the John Marshall High School.
The stage was arranged with palms
and festoons of roses. Il color scheme
of pink and green being carried out
very effectively. 4 large and apDre-
ciative audience was present each
night. Special mention is given to
pupils Of Mrs. William Reinhardt. who
rendered some excellent numbers on
both programs, and the little sketch
from Shakespeare, played on the first
evening. was a very enjoyable feature.
The artist diploma was awarded to
Miss Clarice Marshall Bibb Tuesday
nlBnt, she DelflS the nTSt iItiSl SIau-
uate from the Conscrvatory, and the
scholarship medal was won by Miss
Grace PettUs. The Improvement medal
was awarded TO little Everett stone.
and the Corlcy medal by Miss Irene
Hedgebeth. Miss Elvra Davis won
the Improvement medal in Miss Bbb's
class.
Prominent Wedding.
a wedding Of much interest in Nir
GINA was solemnized in Washington
when Miss Nancy Payne was united in
marriage TO Rev. Arthur Henry Marsh,
of the Cathedral School for Boys. iii
the presence OF the immediate families
OF the bride and groom and few in
innate frienda. The ceremony was
performed by ReV.W. J.. DeNries. u. ID.
Bishop Harding.
The bride was Handsomely gOwned
In white ciarmeusc and chiffon, draped
with Honiton lace, gift from the
bridegrooms relatives iii ireland, with
tulle veil, caught with orange bios
soms. and carrying "a bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley. entered
with her brother DR.. Daniel II. Payne.
who gave her in marriage. The ushers
were John Taylor. Of Wcstmoreland
County. and Paui Harding. Of Wash
ington. Miss Lucy Montague. former
- of King George, cousin OF the
bride, was first maid OF honor. and
Miss Elizabeth Writ Washington, OF
Westmoreland County, also II cousin
of the bride. acted as second maid OF
honor. They wore gowns OF white
satin, draped in lace with sashes, one
OF pink and the other of blue. Both
wore lovely white lace hats, and car
ried pink roses. The best man was
Earle Gregg, OF Washington. Ind the
second best man was Harold 1.ouns-
berry.
y reception and wedding breakfast
followed the ceremony At the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs Catherine Il.
Payne, on Capitol Hin. after which the
couple left for "a trip TO Niagara Falls.
Canada and other points, before visit
ing Mr.. Marsh's parents. Rev. and Mrs.
a. L. Marsh. OF Blair. Eeb They Will
reside at Yamhill, oregon.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Payne, of
King George. and Dr. and 5irs. Daniel
-. Payne, both brothers and sisters
in-law of the bride. Mrs Marsh is
daughter o! Mrs. Catherine r. Payne
and the late James Lloyd Payne, form
niece OF the late General Payne, OF
Fauqu;cr, and a cousin of T.. w. Payne,
of King George, and OF Mrs. Eppa
Hunton, Jr, OF this city.
Miss McDonomgh HOnorcd.
\ delightful party WAS given by Mr..
end Mrs. =. McDonough at their lone
June 16. IN honor of their daughter
Annie. Those present were Misses
Atleen Gregory, of Lynchburr; Marie
stephan, Bessie McSorl"y. Annie Pagan.
Mary Pagan. Lillian E!ankcnship.
Louise Anthony, Bertha Anthony.
katharine Kelly. Mary Ea-ley. Mar
garet Bagley. Marie Mckinley. Mary
Moore. Katie Moore. s:iizaneth Siewor>.
Julia Siewcrs Helen O'Connor. Marie
Kinzle. Rose Fletcher, Margaret Dis
ney, Genericve Disney. Francis Gold
smith, Laulic Hirschberg, Kathleen
Bowen. Louise Jones, Anna Rano. Rita
Robinson. Mary Rankin. MARY Davis.
Patricia McDcnougr. Ethel Hill, Ellen
Shea, Ailcen Lord. Nellie E,nrisht. An
MO Tucker. Ellen Tucker. Mary FUR
coll. Theresa Mckinley. Kate Keaveney,
Marjorie Cunningham. Ellen Hogan,
May McLauShlin, Mary McDonouph ana
Helen McDonougli; DR.. J. +. McDou
ough. Atwill Gilman, Walter Beeson.
George Beeson. James Foster Frank
Myers. Philip Grace, Milton Beirne,
Eugene McDo7ough. Joseph Mcl1or
ough, James Tucker. Fred Fletcher.
John Fletcher. Edward l'letchc". Law
rcnco Fletcher. Tom brown, August
Meyers, Lawrence Fine;;an. Louis
Shaughnessy. Henry OGrady, Sidney
Rust, Carroll Lamb. Willie Ninsley.
Otto GrassbcrGer. Morris Mcneil. Fred
Overman. Robert Amos, Charles DDon-
nell. Joseph Asher. Thomas Binns.
FRANK NlCNlnieE, james MclDOnOuth,
Pat McDonough. Tom MuEonough, Tom
1feaveney, Mr.. Conner. Louis Belnott.
Mrs. James Rankin. Mrs. j. l.. Nc
DonouEh, Mrs. T.. +. Moore and Mrs.
j. Hill.
Chrtstiun-NilSOn.
Monumental Episcopal Church was
the scene of pretty wedding ycster-
day evening at o'clock, when Miss
Elizabeth Nichols Wilson, daughter OF
Mrs. Emma Nichols Wilson, OF Lon
Ion, England, and the late James Will
son, of Scotland. became the bride of
Horace Berkeley Christian, son OF Mrs
Maria Berkeley Christian and the late
William Pryor Christian, of Virginia.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. James w. Morris. rector OF the
church in the presence of a large as
sembly of relatives and friends, ana
the chancel was banked with palms and
lighted candles. Easter lilies and burn
ing candles decorated the altar and
huge punches of lilies marked the pews
reserved for the family.
The brides gown was OF white
duchess satin with trimmings of rose
point lace, pearls and rhinestones. and
the skirt YVES made with an over