Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-11
MISS LUCY GREG SEGAR
BRIDE OF C.P ANDER7ON
MI. and Mrs. Frederic William Scott
and Children Return From
Royal Orchard"
RECEPTION AT woMAN's CLUB
Fretty Homo Wedding Takes Place
at "Walrose," Country Home OF
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Dickinson.
Linen Shower for Miss Paulette.

Mr. and Mrs Frederic William Scott
and their children are returning to-
DAY from Royal Orchard" their
country home in Albemarie County.
and will occupy their town house, 900
west FRANKLIN Street, for the winter
season MIR. and Mrs. Scott and their
family spent tho early part of the sum
mer travelling In tho West
At the WOmnn's Club.
An informal tea will be held in the
pariors of the Womans Club this af-
T ternoon from to o'clock. The par
Tors will be arranged with bowls and
vases of autumn flowers, and several
club members will act as hostesses
Tor tho afternoon. The regular Mon
DAY afternoon programs will not be-
gin until some time later In the sea-
son.
hndcrton-Segnr.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Grey
Segar, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Bev-.
erly Segar, Of Saluda. and Charles
Preston Anderton was solemnized
Thursday afternoon Mt 2:30 o'clock at
Ciark's Neck Church. The color
scheme OF yellow and green was car
ried out artistically with goldenrod
and evergreenx. and Mrs. William ID.
Evans played the wedding music
Rev w. b. Haislip. Of Hermitage Bap-
list Church. performed the ceremony
The bride. who was given away BY
her father, wore q gown OF white
crepe meteor, made with q court train
and embroidered in pearls. Her tulle
veil was caught with natural orange
blossoms. and she carried Bride roses
She was preceded by her sister, bliss
sara Temple Segar. as maid Of honor.
and six bridesmaids. Miss Sudie Scgar.
also sister: Miss Mable Newcomb, OF
Gloucester: Miss Minnie Anderton and
Marguerite Palmer, of Saluda Miss
Ethel Chewing, OF Urbanna, and Miss
Cara Steed OF Norfolk. The ushers
were Jack Smith. T. NJ Chambllss.
Earl Segar and Julian Shackelford
The groonsmen were Carroll Chewn-
ing. OF Urbanna; Eubank Hart, of Lock
lies: Maynard street and Edmund Smith
OF Saluda: John Sewcomb. OF Gloucester.
and John Bennett, OF Harmony WI
lhge. George Anderton. brother Of
the groom. was the best man. The maid
Of honor wore light green crepe de
chine gown made on Empire lines,
trimmed with rosebuds and tulle
and carried yellow chrysanthemums
The bridesmaids wore white lingerie
dresses with butterfly bows of green
tulle, and carried gOldenrod and ferns.
The flower girl. little Miss Dorothy
Hart. wore white and carried a has
ket Of Goldenrod. Little Grnyson Val
den. the ring bearer wore suit Of
white velvet. Mr.. and Mrs. Segar en-
tertained the bridal party and guests
at luncheon preceding the wedding
y linen shower was given the bride
by the Wit and Wisdom Club on
Thursday, September so. Miss Julia
Palmer acting as hostess. The house
was deliberately decorated with Fol-
denrod and ferns Mr. and Mrs. An
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mony for ten days trip. They VIII
tie ut home after October 20, Mt SaIuda.
Mr. Royal Improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Royal have
returned TO their home at Forest Hill.
after three weeks stay at clifton
Springs. y. y, where Mr. Royali has
been for treatment. Mr.. Royal is now
much improved In health
Pretty Home Wedding.
''Walrosc,' tho country home Of Mr.
and Mrs u. Walter Dickinson. was the
SCENE OF a pretty wedding or Friday
morning At o'clock, Or. &. &. Fisher
president Of MillersburG College, Ken
lucky, performing the ceremony, when
Miss Anna Dickinson and John Edwin
Woodward were married. The parlors
we're simply but effectively decorated
with potted plants and garden flowers.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Ethel
Fisher. Of Miliersburg, Ky, played a
composition or her own, and Miss
Dlckenson's sister, Mrs. A. S. Iiggin-
botham. OF Tazewell. sang ITO Day"
To the strains Of the wedding march
from "Lohengrin," little Miss Resale
Jennings. OF Johnson Cl:y. Tenn,
dressed in white chiffon frock en-
tered carrying large ring from which
was suspended n shower OF asparagus
fern and the rings which were used In
the double ring ceremony. The bride
wore a midnight blue serge suit and
carried n bouquet Of lilies OF the valley
and orchids. Her sister, Miss Kathleen
Dickinson, was maid OF honor and
wore yellow crepe de chine and carried
shower bouquet OF asparagus fern.
They were met at the arch by the
groom and his best man, Kenneth
Black. OF Richmond.
Miss Dickinson is the third daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson. and Mr..
Woodward Is the son of Mr.. end Mrs |
a. - Woodward, OF Louisa.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. S. Erich announces the engage
mcnt OF her daughter, Eva, to Fred
Oaklander. OF Newark, n. j. No date
has been set for the wedding
Linen Showers.
Misses Grace and Lockett Walton
We're hosteSses at q linen shower on
Friday, given in honor Of Miss Vir-
ginia Paulette whose wedding will
take place on October IA. The house ,
was prettily arranged in a color
scheme OF yellow and white. After the
guests arrived the guest OF honor was
presented with book entitled MY
Wedding Book" and in this each guest
was asked to write. Supper was
served, everything being carried ont
In the color scheme, after which the
hostesses brought in white parasol
DECORATED In yellow chrysanthcmums.
When this was raised over the guest
OF honor shower Of packages fell
from It.
The guessing of the contents OF each
package as IT was opened added to the
pleasure Of the evening. Those pres>
ent Mt the linen shower were Mesdames
Lewis Paulette, Vernon PauIette. Her
bert Stokes. Willie Webster, CLYDE Du-
vail. Frank Baldwin Charlie lie Stur-
geon, Charlie Crute, KenzIe Quarles.
Brazeal Ilobson, Jim Davidson, Jim
Powell, Walter Barrow. Misses Vir-