Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
Visiting Friends.

Visiting Friends.
Miss Blanche Fore. OF 1913 Yves,
franklin street, left last week TO spend
some time at Wrightsviile Beach and
VIII leave Monday for a short visit to
Mrs. c. NJ. Phillips, of Boydton
July Wedding.
\ pretty July wedding was solem
n!zed "Wednesday morning at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William l. Wilkinson
OF MirN!st.. when their daughter Lucy
Meadows, became the bride OF Ches
lar %oEton CUmmock, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs L. L. Cummock, OF Altav:sta The
ceremony MAS performed at high noon
by Rev. ~ NJ Padgett, pastor of the
First Baptist Church. The wedding
marches were rendered by the bride
sister. Miss Matsie Wiikinson accom-
panied Oh the violin by Rev. Edward
LaNergne, who also rendered n pro.
gram while the guests were arriving
The lower floor of tho home was ar
iistically decorated. In the drawing
room, where the marriage occurred. Il
color scheme OF pink, white and green
was carried out. The mantel was ar
ranged with baskets of white roses
swectpeas and ferns. The ceremony
took place before an improvised altar
of palms and Cathedral candles. The
hall was decorated with palms and
ferns. and the stairway was entwined
with garlands OF Southern smilax. In
the dining-room the mantel was banked
with red roses and ferns, and the cen
tecpiece for the table was basket OF
red roses and ferns. The bride, who
entered the room with her father, wore
stylish travelling suit of blue gabar-
dine serge, and hat of black velvet
with white trimmings. She carried n
bouquet Of swCetpeas and roses. The
ringbearcr, little Miss Arabella Faun-
tleroy MaGill, Of Lynchburg, who wore
n frock of white French batiste, hand
embroidered. and pink ribbons, was
attended by Raymond wilkinson, OF
Richmond. John L. Cummock, brother
Of the groom. was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony. Mt
and Mrs. Cummock left for an extended
Northern tour, and after August l will
be mt home, at Altavista. Among the
guests from n distance attending the
wedding were Mrs. J. G.. Miller, OF
Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilkin-
son and their son, Raymond. Of Rich
mond; Miss Sara Loving and Miss
Arabella Magill. of Lynchburg; NJ. A
wilkinson, Of Salem, n. C.
and Miss Queen Perrow. of Leesyille.
Prominent Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward Cassel
Of East Radford. announce the engage.
ment Of their daughter. Lucille Camp.
pell, TO JaHleS S@uec IaylOr, son Of
Charles Galrloch Taylor, OF Gintcr Park
Richmond.
The wedding will be a very quiet af.
lair. and will take place in the early
lall at "Casselton." the home Of the
BRIDES parents on the New River.
Miss Cassel is a sister of Mrs. Vim.
cent Adamson, of this city, and has
frequently visited in Richmond, where
,he has been much entertained.
On Western Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Diggs are leay.
ing this week to accompany their SON
isaac Diggs, Jr.. on tho Kappa Sigma
,pecial train to the Panama-Pacifc Elk
position. Mr.. Diggs is representing tho
| local chapter Of his fraternity and his
college at the celebration OF Kappa
Sigma day at the exposition July 81
where elaborate preparations are being
4 made for the reception Of the delegates
from the various colleges. 4 number
Of other local prominent Kappa Sig
mas will make this trip in company
With this party, and returning they
A Eil spend some time touring Canada
rhe Kappa Sigma Fraternity has the
\ largest number OF chapters OF any col
4 cge fraternity In the United States,
being represented In almost every uni
rersity Of note in America
Going West.
". +. Rudd. Miss Mamie Walden and
Hiss Katherine Taylor. Of Chesterfield,
expect to leave Richmond OF July % for
n trip to the Panama-PacSlc EXPOSE
lion. Mr.. Rudd and his party will visit
places Of interest en- route for Cali
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