Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
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away suit OF dark blue serge, a picture
hat OF black velvet and carried bride
roses.
T. E. jerks acted as best man. Miss
Cecil Robertson was rinphearer. and
Misses Matte May Pinchhcck and Nan
ME Robertson. nicces OF the bride, were
the ribbon girls All wore white hand
embroidered lingerie dresses with yell
low ribbons. The bridesmaid, Miss Ruth
Payne, was Sowncd in yellow crepe EIDE
chine, with pearl trimmings, and car
ried white ch.ysanthcmums The maid
of honor, Miss Jean Hall. sister of the
= groom, wore white satin, with over
dress OF point lace and crystal trim
mings She carried yellow chrysan-
themums.
The wedding music was played by
Miss Mabel Leidy. and Miss Hazel
Crooks sans Believe Me, If All Those
Endearing Youns Charms"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will make their
wedding tour 10 Northern points. and
Will be home after September 90 at
l-2 East Cary Street
Following rehearsal on Friday
night an informal reception was given
at the brides home for the members OF
the wedding party.
Otcy-Hnrrison.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Hairston
tn Walter Maynard Otey took place
on Wednesday at the home OF the
brides parents, Judge and Mrs. y. II.
Hairston. OF Roanoke.
The decorations were Of ferns and
quantities OF golden rod, white roses
and clenatis. which were placed about
attsactively in large jardinicrcs and
vases.
The ceremony was performed in the
drawing room, and was witnessed only
by the families OF the bride and groom.
and a few Of their most intimate
friends. Rev. J. W. Cantey Johnson Of
floating.
Thn hr;d ha hrna d.
cloth suit, with seal trimmings and
modish hat of brown velvet trimmed
with a large yellow bird of paradise.
She carried a prayer book. showcrco
with white orange blossoms.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Judge and Mrs. Hairston, and Is one
OF the most popular and beautiful girls.
in the young social set in Roanoke She
was sponsor for the Northern Army OF
Virginia for the Sons of Confederate
Veterans at the general reunion in
Jacksonville. Fla, last year, where she
was the recipient Of much social attcn-
ton. She was educated at Randolph
Macon Institute. Danville. and is
talented musician.
The groom is son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Otey, of Montvalc. Va. Hc
lived in Roanoke for short period and
during his stay made many friends. He
was educated at the Y. j. l. at Blacks
burg and is now completing his medical
course at the Medical College of Nir-
GINA
Immediately after the ceremony an
informal reception was held. when Mr..
and Mrs. Otey received congratulations.
The wedding cake was cut and fruit
punch served by Mrs. II. VI. barnall
and Mrs. r. II. lnglcs. who were as
sisted by Miss Annie Hobhic, Miss Be-
linda Mitchell and Mrs William Nelson
Hobbie.
Among the out of-town guests pres
Ont for the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Otcy. Misses Elise Sallte.
Mary and Mabel otey, Of Montvaic;
Bruce Williams of Blacksburg; Mrs q.
II. Inglcs and Miss lnSlcs, OF tlch-
nond: Miss Mildred Bennett OF Balti-
more; Mr. and Mrs. Richard y. Gillian.
of Montvalc: Mrs. Edgar HellweE. of
Baltimore; Miss Bessie Morgan, of Bal
timorc. and Tom Bass OF DanNliIe'
observation-disclosures.
wedding OF interest to society In
Virginia. Baltimore and Eastern shore
OF Maryland took place on Wednesday
in Princess Anne. Somerset county.
Md, when Miss Virginia Rose Duer,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward r Duer of Baltimore. WAS mar
ried to Roherdeau y. Mccormick. of
Baltimore. forncrly of Loudoun Coun-
The ceremony took place ut tho resi-
dencc of the brides brother, Robert /.
Ducr Rev. Henry Spears, rector Of
St Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church. officiating. The bride entered
the drawing-room with her brother.
Edward +. Ducr. By whom she was
given away, and was met by the bride
groom, attended by his best man his
SON William Mccormick. She wore
gown OF white marquisctic. trimmed
with bands OF marrow white ribbon,
with a hat of white net. re" hourHct
was CoraaEe OF. lilies OF the valley,
and she .caEried a white prayer hook.
Altar wedding journey, Mr., and Mrs.
Mccormick will be AT home after No
vember ! AT their residence 1T Ii
.nonium.
Both the bride and bridegroom be-
long 10 families OF Colonial distinction.
and are widely connected The bride
is an officer in the MARYLAND Line Chap
ter, Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
Dnck From Motor Trip.
After motor trip of several weeks
through the Valley OF Virginia f. $.
in-law, Miss Fannie YarbrouEh OF
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs j. w
Yarbrough. OF New York, have re-
turned home Mrs Blanion and little
daughter. who accompanied The party
from this city, stopped in Richmond.
where they remained on account OF the
illness OF little Miss Blanton. On their
return, MIR ana Mrs. Marlborough were
joined here by Mrs. Blanton and little
daughter. Mrs Blanton's mother Mrs
+. b. Yarhrouch ana her granddauch-
ter, little Miss S'uar, Yarbrourh
MpOre-Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred G Preston have
issued cards announcing the marriage
Of their daughter. Lucy Alice, TO VIII
liam p. Moore, which took place at
"Greenfe!G." In Botetourt County, the
home OF the brides parents, on Tues
day evening
NO-vlnnd-Pnync.
"Fairheld,' Chesterfield County, the
home of Mr. anc Mrs. J. /. PAYNE. was
the scene of very pretty wedding
Thursday night, when Miss Ida Viz
GINA Payne became the bride Of Lee
w. Rowland, OF Minneapolis The
home Handsomely decorated with
palms ferns ana golden rod The
color scheme was yellow white aud
green.
The ceremony vas performed by