The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
Social and PERSONAL

Bracket. daughter Of the late James
w. Brnckett and Mrs Mary Augusta
Brackctt, and Edward Valentine Brce-
den, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. powhatau
Brcedcn OF this city. which took place
yesterday at high noon in St. James
Church ut MichauS. = distinguished
company OF relatives and friends were
present, and the quaint old church Was
banked with evcrgrcens ana lighted
candles. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Martin Johnson and VII
liam O. Robertson. organist of Monu-
mental Church in richmond rendered
the wedding music
The bride entered the church with
her uncle, Mod Watkins. of Charlotte,
~ c, by whom she was given away
Her gown was OF palcst gray crepe dc
chine, with modish hat to match She
wore corsage bouquet OF mauve
orchids and carried the ivory prayer
book used by her mother at her wed :
ding Her only ornament was q pea ri
pendant The brides sister. Miss Eve
iyn Mcdonald Bracket. was maid OF
honor. She wore a French dress OF
blue crepe meteor finished with fur
md Il hat OF the same shade. william
Breeder. OF this city, was best man,
ana tho ushcrs included Powhatan
Breeder. George II Scott, both of Rich
mond, Frank w. Michaux and Will
liam w. MichauX. OF Powhatan Coun-
" Miss Elsie 1ngravc Mlchaux.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
MichauH. of Powhatan. held the rib
with pink ribbons
Following the ceremony the brides
mother entertained the bridal party
and out-of-town guests at a wedding
breakfast given at the home of her
cousin. Mrs. w. w. Michaux Decora-
tons were In spring flowers Both
bride and groom belong to prominent
families widely related throughout tho
state, and a number OF Richmond peo-
pie went TO Powhatan County yestcr-
day to attend the ceremony. Follow
Ing wedding journey, Mr.. and Mrs
Breeden will be at home near Gordons-
Vile.
Mrs. Coke Entcrtains
one or the prettiest affairs OF the
afternoon by Mrs. John a. Coke. at 7
West Franklin Street. In honor of her
daughters. Mrs. John a. Coke Jr. and
Mrs. Dallas Flanagan. The parlors
were hung with smilaX and decorated
in spring flowers, and about $50 guests
were entertained. Mrs. Coke received
with the guests OF honor In q room dec
Grated with vases of pink snapdragons
palms and rose-shaded lights and others
assisting In doing the honors OF the
afternoon were: Mrs w. G.. Miller Mrs
George l.. Christian. Mrs. ]. Allison
Hodges. Mrs. Frederick Hodges. Mrs.
n Walter HUBBARD. Mrs w. H Har-
r!son, Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis. Mrs Frank
Williams, Mrs. 'E. o. McCabe Miss
Rachel Urquhart. Mrs. Eppa Hunton.
Jr., Mrs James Peasants. Miss Kate
Blanlenship. Mrs John Taylor and
Miss Florence McKenny
The library was decorated in bowls
or crimson tulips and trailing vines.
and the punch bowl was presided over
by Mrs. Robert Haskins and Miss
Dorothy Harrison. In the dining room,
the tea table was set with n silver
basket OF Madame Charles Russell
roses and smaller vases OF pink sweet
peas. The mantel was banked in mink
blooms and ferns. and the candles were
shaded In pink.
Mnrringe In Petersburg.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Gar
nett Patterson, daughter OF the late
Dr. Patterson and Mrs. Il. \. Patter-
son. OF "Reveillc." to Elmer milford
Crutchheld. Of this city, was quietly
celebrated yesterday afternoon ut $3.50
O'Clock at the home OF tho bride. 80
Union Street. Petersburg. The Rev.
Edmund j.. cambridge, rector of ST.
Paufs Church in that place. ofciated.
and, owing to mourning and tho i'll
health OF the BRIDES mother, only the
immediate families were present There
were no attendants and the bride wore
a simple white dress with bouquet of
Marguerites and pearl ornaments. She
was given in marriage by her brother,
Warren Pcrnct Patterson, and the house
was decorated III spring flowers.
MI. and Mrs, Crutchfield left Mt once
for honeymoon in Southern California.
and they will also visit New Orleans
for the Mardl Gras. They will be at
homo in Petersburg after March 10.
At Home Yesterday.
Mrs. William II. Oppenhimer and.
her debutante daughter. Miss Sarah
Oppenhimer, were Mt home to their
friends informally yesterday afternoon
from b to o'clock. Mrs. Oppenhimer
and Miss Oppenh liner will receiver each
Wednesday aftcrpoon in February un-
til Ash Wednesday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Palms and pink blossoms decorated