Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-04
MISS ALICE GALLOWAY
BRIDE OF DR.. W. R. PuTNEY
ceremony Takes Place ut Homo OF
the Bride at "Glen-
moreS
LUNCHEON FOR MISS HANDLEY
'i'ss Esther May Gary Becomes Bride
vi heverly Roy Dudley, Jr.-Hamp-
Ton Man Entertains on His Yacht
while Here-Personal Mention.

me Official luncheon given in tho
nNecutive Mansion yesterday. imme-
''"'y Following the parade was
'Fy handsome affair in every detail.
ne junction was given for the visit
Governors and their parties. the
tadYor OF Baltimore and party the
nsnaftment and division commanders.
"led Confederate Veterans. and their
,h""hors The guests invited to this
'r"eheon were all selected by tho heads
W me INHERENT organizations. Cover
.Of atauft, his staff an the wives OF
Wv staf members stood informally to
seNe the guests. and the whole color
stheme for the entertainment was car
1't' out In the colors of the Confed-
etacy The rooms were arranged
in red and white flowers.
ana the dining-room was banked with
roses and sweetpcas.
Pretty Home Wedding.
y pretty home wedding which took
pace at high noon yesterday was that
OF Miss Alice Ayleu Galloway. at Glen
more near Norwood, to DR.. Wesley
He!d Putney. The bride. gowncd in
mods, travelling costume OF blue silk
pop!H, with hat TO mach. entered with
her father, DR.. George Darlington Cal
ia"ay, who gave her in marriage. She
carried a bouquet Of lilies OF the val
ley, and her only ornament was a hand
some brooch, which belonged to her
grandmother Mrs. Alice Broken
broueh Aylett. Miss Patty Waller CAL
!a"ay attended her sister as maid Of
hoaor. She wore white crepe meteor
gown and carried a bouquet Of Kill
iarney roses. The groom's best man
was MS brother. W. T. Putney. Rev.
Frank Meytck. rector Of Christ Epis-
copal Church. performed the ceremony,
rnond. rendered the wedding music.
MEs. s. II. Somerv!lle played 20
Promise Nc" very softly during the
service The whole lower hoor OF
Glenmore" was beautifully decorated
In masses OF roses and mountain laurel.
Luncheon was served Immediately after
me ceremony, after which DR.. and
Mrs Putney left for stay of several
weeks at Old Point. New York and
Atlantic City. They will take ar auto
mobile trip through Virginia. and Will
De at home after June "a In Lynchburg.
The groom. who is an official OF the
Virginia State Epileptic Colony, and Is
son Of Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Putney.
., siekingham. is a grandson OF the
late Rev William H. Taylor The
bride is niece Of Mrs Moses D.
Hose, OF this city. and granddaughter
of the late Colonel William r. Aylett,
OF King William County.
Married In New York.
Miss Lee Rindsberg and Ebert +.
Edcl we're married on Saturday, May
%, IN New York City. The wedding
was a very quiet one. with only
small number Of relatives and friends
present.
Dudley-Gary.
Wednesday evening at o'clock at
the home OF Mrs Florence Edmonds
Car. 1904 Grove Avenue. was cele-
bEated the marriage OF her daughter,
Esther May, 10 Beverly Roy Dudley,
Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Roy
dudley. OF this city. The entire lower
~ IL,
ferns and pink roses. The mantels
were banked in varicolored foliage
plants and baskets OF Killarney roses,
and candles we're used At each end.
The bride came down the stairway
and entered the drawing-room through
an aisle formed by ribbons held by
little William Marshall Blackwell and
John Broaddus Gayle. The brides
gown Was OF white crepe meteor. made
with court train and trimmings OF
rose point lace and pearls. Her veil
OF illusion fell from n coronet of real
lace and lilies OF the valley. and was
caught to the hem of her gown with
sprays Of the same flowers. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Marie
stokes Gary. as maid OF honor. Miss Gary
wore frock Of pink taffeta and car
r!ed shower of La France roses. John
B. Dudley was the groom's best man,
and Joe kImbrough and Leonard A.
Barlow were the groomsmen. Beverly
Roy Dudley was master Of ceremonies.
Professor Robert j. Beadles rendered
the wedding march. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Reginald II.
Potts, of Monument Methodist Church
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs Dud-
ley left for Northern honeymoon, and
after June l5 will be at home, zoos
Grove Avenue.
Hryn Mawr Graduate.
Among the graduates Of Bryn Mawr
College yesterday was Miss Merle
D'Aunigne Sampson, formerly OF PAN
tops. Charlottesville. The daughter of
ex-President Taft graduated in the
same class.
Luncheon for Miss HandIey.
General a. B. Anderson. OF Oklahoma.
gave a luncheon Wednesday in the
palm room of the Jefferson Hotel in
honor of Miss Martha Handley. chief
sponsor OF Troop A. Forests Veteran
Cavalry The following friends were
entertained: Miss V. I. Jones, Mrs. ABB.
Abbey Miss Annie Handy. General A.
c. Gordon. Miss Ellen Douglas Nevins.
A theater party was given after the
luncheon.
Here on Yacht.
George f. Trice. OF Hampton, presi-
dent of the National Retail Grocers.
Advertising Agency. of Richmond. has
arrived on his yacht. the Adelaide,
which is anchored at the head of navi-
CATION. He has with him his wife and
Il.
Gibbes, OF Rumford,
Tobler-Haynes.
Rev A. F. Tobler and Miss Viola f.
Haynes, of Gladsboro. were quietly
married in this city Tuesday evening
at o'clock. Rev. J. D. UT, of Wheat
land. performing the ceremony. Mr.
Tobler. is pastor OF the Lutheran
churches Of Floyd County, and he and
his bride will make their home at
Willis.
Quiet wedding.
The marriage fMiss Lilly Belle Boil
ton. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs B. F.
Bolton. and Henry T. Taylor, took place
1T II o'clock Wednesday morning in
their home. The brides only attendant
vas her sister, Miss Bernelle Bolton,
and Alex Taylor. brother Of the groom,
attended as best man. The house was
beautifully decorated with palms and
lowers. Rev. j. *. JolIif officiated< A
large number OF relatives were present.
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