The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-04
Harrison Goddard
J Nuptials Celebrated
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA JOIN
HANDS AT THE ALTAR IN NEW
( KENT HOME OF THE BRIDE

HANDS AT THE ALTAR IN NEW
-. KENT HOME OF THE BRIDE.
a. A wedding of much interest
throughout Virginia and Maryland was
roienl uized Tuesday, August 3, when
Miss Eliza Cunningham Harrison be-
T. came the bride of DIR. Calvin Hooper
Goddard The ceremony was per-
I. formed AT "Tden." New Kent County,
the summer home OF the Harrisons,
Bishop Darst, OF North Carolina. onf-
Z aciatinE. The bride 10 the daughter or
ar. Chapman Leigh Harrison and the
late Mrs. Harrison. of Virginia. ana
the groom the son of Captain and Mrs.
Henry Perkins God dard, of Salisbury.
Md.
Mrs. Charles F. King of Richmond,
; had charge Of the music. rendering the
wedding march and playing softly dur
ing the ceremony
Decorations were in palms cut now
.Rrs and candles cotor scheme or
green and white being effectively car
riea out Miss Julia Leigh Harrison,
of Baltimore. was her cousins maid OF
honor She wore simple, effective
frock Of white organdy, and carried
srnaidenhair ferns tied with white tulle.
little Miss Julia Nance Stratton. OF
Danviile. Va, a cousin of the bride.
tdaintily clad in white null and lace.
kand carrying a basket of ferns and
Swhite sweetpeas, acted as flower girl
: Dr. Robert Sydney Cunningham, OF
= Henderson, s. c., was the groom's best
man
The bride who entered with her
Hather. by whom she was given In mar
sIiage, wore a quaint gown of white
ffoiile silk. with an overdress of white
chsffon. Her tulle veil fell from a
rcoronet of orange blossoms. She car
txied shower bouquet of Brides roses
land white sweetpeas
A small reception followed the cere-
= sSnony. ony members of the family
! land immediate friends attending.
DIR. and Mrs. Goddard will spend
their honeymoon in a bungalow on the
Severn River, after which they will
occupy an apartment at the Walbert
where Captain and Mrs Goddard also
have an apartment.
Noted Divine Visiting Friends.
Rev. w. e. Thompson. d. D.. pastor
OF the First Methodist Church, Tampa
T Fla. and who has filled some of the
leading pulpits in the largest cities OF
the South. il in Richmond, the guest
of friends DIR Thompson is a native
~ OF Virginia and an old-time member
( OF the annual Virginia Conference
II n. E. Church, South. and filled a mum.
~
friends, who are scattered through.
out the State, will he glad TO know
that the doctor Is vigorous and hale
- and Is enjoying his stay in Richmond
Entertained I'm Danvilie.
ri Mrs. John J.. Berkeley, of Danville
ss.gsve a delightful ghost party on Wed.
!, nssday evening in honor OF her house
!. guests. Misses Carrie and Sarah Berke.
ley, OF Richmond. Va Those invited
10 meet the Misses Berkeley were:
S Miss Martha Smith, Mr.. Wayies
! Harrison. Miss Mary Spencer, Mr.
Z. Randolph Parkinson. Miss Stelis
Gwynn, Mr.. Thomas Ruffin, Miss Sarah
IS Bruce, Mr.. John Meade, Miss Mar!
- Swain. Mr.. Beverly Ruffin, Miss Eliza
sg beth Griggs, Mr.. Robert Harper. Mis-
Virginia Griggs, Mr. Harrison Robert
cor, Miss Reeves Harrison. MIR. Nor,
~ ton Riddle Miss Virginia Robertson
MIR. Pjnckney Harrison, Miss Annie
Etrndon, Mr.. Bland Parkinson, Miss
May Blackwell Mr.. William Watkins
= Miss annie Spencer Mr.. Ha!cour
Herndon. Miss Elizabeth Gwynn, Mr.
Crhenhow Maury Miss Annie Pag,
Friend. Mr. George Bruce and Mr.
william Meade.
Mrs. Berkeley was assisted In doinl
the honors by her sons. Messrs. Bruce
and Nelson Berkeley
Quiet Home wedding.
~~-~s On Monday morning, August 2 Mis-
.s~ Neia A. Watson became the bride O.
Mr.. John Roger Williams in her home
&SkI3n5 Ashland Street Decorations wer,
III in palms and growing plants Mis-
Ethel Williams was the brides maiS
Il 81 honor. She wore dainty gown o.
white crepe de chine and lace hat
Sarrfed white roses. Mr.. Ernes
Moody was best man.
Miss jamie Watson in a charmirI
N dress of white lace. had charge OF tn,
music, rendering the wedding MARCHES
snd pfayfng ''Hearts and Flowers
q during the ceremony. The bride wor,
Il q handsome going-awav gown OF blue
n with accessories To match, and car
u Sied Brides roses and lilies OF tn
4 valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams left on 8
N wedding journey through the noun
Il tains OF Virginia
III Miss Hardwood Injured.
Miss Ethel Hazelwood. OF Pittsburg
D and Richmond, who was injured las
week in an automobile accident a.
Il Goshen. Va, was brought to Rich
4 nond on Sunday and placed in thu
IL Johnston-W Willis Hospital On exami.
n nation II was found that Miss Hazel.
b wood had sustained a sprained ankle
three fractured bones and numerou.
81 nesh bruises Although she has re.
X.
win be several weeks before Miss
Hazelwood will be able TO leave the
I'D hospital.
House Party at High Gate.
MISS virginia Barham Is entertain
u Ing a number OF friends al a house
81 party in her home High Gate" yir-
ginia, IN honor Of her house guest.
Miss Clara Mitchell. Of Ivor. Va. Many
q Interesting entertainments have been
Is given. picnics proving most ENJOYABLE.
II Among the guests are: Misses Alice
n Saith Norfolk Pearl Denton. New
prrf Ne~s; Virginia and Lillian
Jcyner, OF Zuni; Agnes Jones Bait
81 mere; Emily Jackson. Hampton:
81 Aessrs. Arthur Clarke. Yorktown;
Sc Percy Jones. Baltimore; John and
@ 1honas Carroll, Surry. Mrs. C. NJ.
IN 5Syner chaperoned the party
Daughters OF Hberty Outing.
NDaughters of Liberty Day. will be
s-.eEsebrated this year on Friday August
by trip TO jamestown on the
amer pocahontas. Music, refresh