Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
MISS MARY E|CHELBERcER
BRIDE OF HARRISON WOODY
Ceremony Takes Place at Home
OF Brides Parents ut
Chester.
MOTOR TRIPS PROVE popULAI,
Il. Garland Tinsley and Party Make
Run From Baltimore to Hot
Springs; Judge Moncure and Party
Motor to Frederick sburg.

|" Nnestcr on tuesday TO attend the
marriage of Miss Mary Duncan Eichel-
berger. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs H.
ID. Eichelbcreer. to Harrison NJ Woody.
or petersburg. which was celebrated
at IL O'Clock IN the home of the brides
parents. The drawing rooms were
banked IN summer flowers. The bride
entered with her father. who gave her
away. and they were met at the altar
by the groom and his best man, VIII
liam thinner. of Petersburg. The
brides wedding dress was OF softest
white material. made in IA simple fash
ION ana She carried an armfui OF roses
and lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woody left later for
old Point Comfort. where they are
spending their honeymoon. They will
reside in Petersburg.
On Motor Trips.
MIR. and Mrs Ernest y. Crawford
ana their son, Henry Rountree Craw-
ford OF Harrisonburg, left last week
for three weeks motor trip to At
!antic CITY and Canada. Mrs. Craw-
ford "a: before her marriage, Miss
Bessie Rountree, Of this city. and fire.
qu'~.uy visits her parents here.
J. -. ioSe. Jr.. and Mrs. John T..
Seaton and Mr.. and Mrs. L. a Scaton
OF this city. motored TO Fredericksburg
on sunday. others motoring from
Richmond TO Fredericksburg. for the
past weekend were Judge w \. Mon
=.
Rutherford Rose and their family. OF
Gintcr Park.
T Garland Tins!ey was a member of
an automobile party which toured from
baltimore TO Hot Springs on Satur-
day. The party was entertained there
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Spence. Lr.
AT ing!cscote. their cottage at that
resort, for stay OF several days.
Concerning Miss Keinhurtt.
Says 4 Washington exchange: Mrs.
Huron Lawson and her guest. Miss
Annie Louise Reinhardt. violinist of
Richmond returned Tuesday evening
from u visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Josef kas-
par, at their summer home Mont SAL
vat, near Pluemont. The evening be-
tu:c their return their host ana hos
tess entertained at an informal .nu-
steal Mrs. Lawson delighted the
guests by singing the Swiss Echo
Song by Eckert. with Miss Marie
Beccher. of Washington. at the piano.
Among those contributing 70 the in
strumcntal numbers We're Miss Rein
hardt. Joseph Butler Richard King.
son OF William Bruce King. OF Wash
inrton. and Ernest S,arkey Miss
Reinhardt lief, Thursday for her home
in Richmond
Observation-Disclosures
beautiful marriage was solcmnized
AT the South Boston Methodist Church
on Wednesday, July II. at noon. when
the bride Of Dudley James Luutsford.
The bride wore n white net dress and
her long veil was caught with orange
blossoms She carried Bride roses Her
only ornament was an old fashioned
brooch. which her mother wore at her
wedding Miss Mayme TIundlcy. sister
" the bride, was maid ot honor, and
was rowncd in white silk. and carried
carnations. Mcndclssohn's wedding
march was rendered by Miss Susie
Paris. OF Randolph, as the bridal party
entered the church. tn. bride with her
maid OF honor and the groom with his
best man. Hillary Hutchinson. Of Ran
Golph
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
T. Is Oacn, pastor OF the church
owing TO the recent bereavement in
the brides family only a few relatives
and close friends We're present Mr.
and Mrs Luntsford left for Ashevillc.
y. c.. and points in Tennessee They
will he AT home. at Randolph after
July 20
OF Interest Here.
$. Taylor Scott. of Fredericksburg.
wcll-known baritone has been en-
gagged by the Shuherts to sing the lead
ing juvenile role in The Passing SHOW
at the New York Winter Garden Mr.
Scott was recently in New York where
he sang for the Shuberts and at which
time he engaged.
Mr.. Scott. who is n graduate Of The
Peabody Conservatory of Music. in Sal
niHo-". viii take the place OF John
Thomas. also a Peabody graduate who
VIII shortly leave the Shubcrt organi-
cation TO take leading part in the
Peasant Girl" Mr.. Thomas and Mr.
Scot, are close friends, tho former hav-
ing. visited in Virginia on several oc-
casions. Mr. Scott has moi vet been
apprised OF the time he is expected 70
report. but has been told TO hold him
self ready
Coming rs it does soon after fin
ishing his course at the Peabody. Me
engagement OF the singer is /,
distinct compliment. but in the opin-
ion OF trained musicians and singers
is mcritcd
Mr. Scott is a brother OF Mrs. G.
Moffctt King, of this city. and has a
great many friends in Richmond
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has just been made
oi the marriage OF Miss Nora Murphy
OF Lynchburg, to j. NJ. Hughes. OF this
city, the ceremony having been per-
formed here on May Al The wedding
WAS celebrated in the presence of rela-
tives OF the groom. with Rev. j. J.
wicker onlciatinS. Mr.. ana Mrs.
hughes Will later make their home in
this city.
At MilhorO SPRINGS
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond r. Richard
son and their daughter. of Norfolk. are
among the guests at the Milboro
Springs Hotel for this season Mrs
w. i. Stubhs. Miss Elizabeth Stubbs
and w. +. Stubbs. Jr with Miss An
ME Smith, OF Louisville. Ky, are also
spending some time at the Milhoro
Springs Hotel. Later Miss Elizabeth
Stubs will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson and their daughter to the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
whore they will attend the. Equitable
convention.
observation-disclosures.
The marriage of Martin NJ Rosen-
thai and Mrs. Frances ProfIltt both of
this city. was celebrated In Washing.
ton on Monday, July l2, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Howard f.
Downs. Methodist minister, at his
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES