Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
ARs. CHENAULT To SING
At THE WOMAN'S CLUB
normal Musical to BE Followed by
Tcn-Business Session Is
Postponed.
.oUTHAN-MoUITRrE WEDDING
Hiss Kate Rowzie Amonette Becomes
Bride OF ID. Nj. Davis, Of Carters-
ville-Wright-Long Wedding-Do-
nation Day at Homo for Incurables.


Mrs. Thomas d. chenauit, of Ken
lucky. will sing at the womans Club
his afternoon at 1870 o'clock. The
musical will be j most formal and
charming affair, and tea will be served
Immediately after the program is con-
'ludcd. The business session of club
members, which was called for this
afternoon, just prior to the musical
lour, has been postponed until Monday
afternoon. November S, at the same
lour.
tichmOnd Guests Mt Dinner.
The ward-room officers of the l.. s.
: Delaware. now at Norfolk. enter
tained Friday evening at beautiful
Inner on board ship. The table was
decorated with shaded lights and roses,
and the guests included Commander
+. II. Brumby, L. S. ". and Mrs. Brum-
'by. Lieutenant Commander ". s. Mil
Ter L. $. y, and Mrs. Miller. Lieutenant
3C1yde Gray West, L. s. ", and Mrs.
West, Lieutenant Alexander s. Wads
worth L. s. n, and Mrs. Wadsworth.
ger L. 5. VI. c., and Mrs. Conger, and
captain William \. Gin, u. 5. y.
rte.
A beautiful event of Tuesday even
ling. October 49, was the wedding of
Miss Mildred Moultrie, OF Rome, Ca
= and Frank Garrett Louthan. OF Rich
.mond. which was solcmnized at $50
O'Clock at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Rome. Rev. g. G. Sydnor oi!i
plating. Just before the ceremony.
Walter Cocker sang Cadman's AT
1Dawning" and Mrs. william Tarpley
Iac ,ln,i !,
rendered a beautiful musical program.
IA myriad of lighted tapers in silver
1candelabra outlined the chanccl. and
Showing against the altar rail were
masses OF palms and FERNS The dark
green foliage OF magnolia leaves made
II pleasing background for the clusters
! OF white Chrysanthcmuns which com
Ipleted the artistic church decorations.
/ The gowns worn by the maid OF
honor and bridesmaids and the flowers
|thcy carried combined a color motif
rich in tone and very effective. The
1color selected was opnlcsccnt blue. shot
with silver. each gown fashioned after
fried a Marie Anto!nette basket of sill
7vcr. filled with crimson roses, and wore
3silvcr-lace hats with blue satin crowns.
Included In the bridal party were
Miss Louise Moultrie. maid of honor
Miss Marion Noultrie. nrst bridesmaid.
| lline. bridesmaids; T.. -. Currin. il.
Iot Richmond. best man; Lurer Gwal,-
|ney Moultric. Walter Shanklin and
Harlan Starr. groom smcn, Horace
johnson Frank Murray. Andrew Coop
"r and Ray Stewart ushcrs. and little
William Funkhouser, ring bearer.
The bride WAS given In marriage by
Iher father, Elijah Jones Moultrie. and
Iwore q wedding gown OF white satin
'harmcuse with overdra peries of
|ieorge,tc crepe embroidered In pearls
land silver threads. The veil was ad-
justea with a circle of orange blossoms
|and she carried shower bouquet of
lilies Of the valley caught VITA stream
ICrS OF lace ed tU!lc
. Following the ceremony :, wedding
supper was served 10 the bridal party
and members Of The immediate family
connection at the hone o: the brides
parents on East Eighth street
Upon their return from an extended
wedding trip MIR and Mrs Louthan
Twill he al home in Richmond.
returns From Washington.
Miss Annie Cleveland Cone has been
the Weekend guest OF Miss Dorothy
Hamilton Jones In Washington where
Miss Conc was a dcbutante % the past
winter season and Il number oil hand
|somc entertainments were incident 20
her coming out.
Mrs. RussrlI'- Dancing Cins.cs.
Mrs. Grace Shields Russell VIII re-
sumo her dancing classes November /
lat the same studio She occupied last
|ycar. 2oo North Foushce Street. Mrs
Russell has just returned from New
York. where she has been studying at
the Castle House and will spend the
winter months in this city. Her dane
ling classes last season were among the
interesting society events of the win
or attended
|smart set.
imoncttc-Dnvfs.
Quaint old New Hope Church. in
Amherst County. was the scene of a
beautiful marriage last Wednesday
evening. when Miss Kate Rowzie
|B. H. Amonctte, became the bride of
Dallas Montillon Davis. of Carriers
willie. The interior Of the church was
decorated with pottcd plants and au-
|tumn foliage, the color scheme being
white and yellow. Wifred Ball. Of
of Gainesville. was best man. and Miss
Matte Forsythe Amonettc. sister of
the bride was maid Of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Laura White
more, Of Swoope: Miss Margaret Long,
of Lynchbure and Miss Madeline Pal
mer, Of Stnunton The grnomsmen
were Clarence q. Amonettc. Of Lynch
burg: Frank l.. Turner. o. Iynchburg
and wired &. Baker. of Caryshrook
The bride was gowncd in white
crepe dc chine and point lace. caught
with pearls, carrying a shower bou-
quet of Bride roses and lilies Of II e
valley and wearing veil caught IN
with lilies Of the valley. The mail
of honor wore yellow silk net ovcr
messalne. With pearl trimmings ainl
carried yellow crysanthcmums. The
bridesmaids were attred in white
point spray vet over messaline. with
yellow trimmings. and carrying white
and yellow crysanthemuns, Little
Helen Garrett, niece Of the groom. in
white lace over silk. carried the we'd
ding Ring In the heart Of white rose.
Mrs G. NJ. Garrett sang 20 Promise
Me just before the bridal party on
tered the church, and Mrs f. :. Den
mis- played the i.ohcnrrin and Men
dclssohn's wedding marches and also
devotion" durin" the ceremony The
bride entered thc church on the arm
of her brother, John y. Amonettc and
the ceremony was performed by the
pastor of the church. Rev. Asa Dris-
coll
From the church the guests went to
the home Of the bride, where an in
formal reception was rendered them