The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-26
P. H. MAYO OPENS SUMMER
HOME IN CLARKE COUNTY
Wedding of Hamilton David James and
Miss Rose plcnsnnts Hayward Ccle-
bratcd at IlollinS College.

Peter II. Mayo left town this week
for Clarke County. where he has
opened his country home. 'Powhatan."
near BcrryViNc, for the summer
months MIR and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Carter and their daughter. Miss lsa-
belle Carter, viii motor 10 Clarke on
Monday 10 spend some time with Mr..
Mayo at "Powhatan."
HolIins Wedding.
The marriage of Hamilton David
James. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
* James, of CovinGton, Ky. and Miss
Rose Peasants Hayward. daughter OF
the late &. w. Hayward and Mrs. Hay
ward, formerly OF New Orleans. was
celebrated on Wednesday afternoon in
the long drawingroom at Hollins Col
leGe. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. I. NJ. Cantey Johnson. rector of
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Roanoke,
and Rev. George BraNton Taylor, chap
lain OF the college.
The bride descended the stairway
with her brother. John Rainey Hay
ward. who gave her in marriage and
her only attendant and maid of honor
was her twin sister. Miss Mary Sully
Hayward. Gale Hunter. OF New York
City, was Mr.. Jamess best man.
Among the guests from distance
attending the wedding wcr" Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard *. James. Miss Elizabeth
James and Miss Agnes James, OF Coy
ington. Ky; Mrs. Bergwyn. OF Pitts
burgh. Pa; Gale Hunter. of New York
CITY; Merritt L. COOKE. IL. OF -NoIloIlN -
Lucian II. Cooke. Jr.. OF New York;
Humphrey Smith. OF Bluchcld. w. Va
and Miss Cordclia Taylor, of i;io de
Janiero, Brazil
The wedding il of much interest
here, where the bride has frequently
visited relatives and friends. She Is
=: granddaughter Of the late Charles
l.. Cooke. founder OF Hollins College
and is widely related throughout the
State.
TIT
Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur Evans
of 1910 Hanover Avenue. announce the
marriage or their daughter. Mary Gov
ington. TO James q. GwatlIin. son of
the late William g. GwatiIin and Mrs
Gwatkin. of this city, the ceremony
having taken place very quietly in
Washington on Wednesday. Mir. and
Mrs. GwatlSin are spending their
honeymoon in Atlantic city.
Goes to Yellowstone Park.
Miss Annie w. Cooch. Of Gintcr
Park, will leave Richmond the first
week I'm July for Yellowstone Park.
Miss Gooch will also visit friends in
Ohio. California and Canada during her
absence from this city.
Miss Reed SPONSOR.
Miss Alice Il. Reed daughter of w
u Reed. president OF the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce, VIII chr!sten
the Mallory Line steamer Nccags. TO
he launched at the Newport News
Shipyards at 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning. y luncheon will be ten
dercd the sponsor and her friends at
the Hotel Warwick.
CnrItOn-Thornton.
The marriage Of Miss Sara llOurnoy
Thornton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. u.
Mccarthy Fit2huch Thornton, TO Hub
bard Brannock carlton, son of MIR. and
Mrs. II. 6. carlton. was celebrated on
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock at the
home of the bride. Rev. Frank r.
AIcFadcn, H. u. assisted by Rev. parIc
- Ia of hn hYf 10
performed the ceremony. Shepherd
Webb rendered the wedding music. and
the parlors We're decorated in palms.
garden flowers and lighted candles.
The bride descended the stairway
with her father. who gave her away.
and they were met at the improviscd
altar by the groom and his brother,
Louis g. Carlton, who was best man.
Her wedding dress was fashioned Of
white crepe meteor. with real lace
trimmings. and embroidered in pearls.
She carried "A shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley and white rose buds, ana
her tullc Veil fell from = Juliet cap.
and was arranged With lilies of tho
valley. Miss Mary Dadc Thornton was
her sisters maid of honor. aud wore
gown ~ palest pink crepe tie chin"
with a butterfly bow and scarf OF
pink tullc The bridesmaids. Misses
Elise Archer Thornton. sister of the
bride. and Lucille English .\ylcr, cousin
of the bride, OF Newport News, We're
dressed alike in white crepe d" chino,
with lace tuuiCS and pink tulic buttcr-
fly bows and scarfs. u. McC. rhoriiron
and Parkc l.. Thornton. brothers ~ the
bride, were ushcrs. and the ribbons
were held by it'll" Jane Belle Grinnan
and John u. Clo,hicr. II. who wore
picturesque white costumes.
Sails for Europe.
Mrs Herman Traudc, OF Highland
Park, sailed last "Wednesday ON tho
steamship Khoin for Germany, where
She Will visit relatives for some time
Mrs. Traudc viii not return !" this
country until late IN the fan.
IN visit In Winchcstcr
MISC MARY Page Nelson and
MISS Chloe TYLER cooke OF baltimore.
will go TO Winchester early In Iuly for
= visi, Al tho HON" OF pr and Mrs:
Lewis NJ Allen, on Nest Water street.
Miss Nelson and Miss Cooke were
among the bridesmaids at the wedding
last December of the former Miss