Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
"Spring?"

was a charming event and the flower.
laden tables will be thronged with
handsomely eowned society women and
their escorts tomorrow evening Dane
Ing will take place in the sun parlor.
and an orchestra Will play throughout
the evening.
Home Wedding Tonight.
Miss Anita Cusscn, whose marriage
to Dr. \. A Marsteller is to be ceie-
brated by the ri Rev. u. J. O'Connell
Bishop OF Richmond. this evening, will
have only two attendants. Miss Mary
Butler. OF Poplar Grove Mathews
County, Will be maid of honor. and Mrs
Augustine Royal Turpin will be dame
Of honor. DR.. Murat Willis will act as
best man for Or. Marsteller, and his
other attendants will be DR.. Samuel
Bowen. DR.. Norton Mason. Dr.. Robert
Preston and Vincent O'Reiley. of Roam
ohe. The ceremony will take place at
the home OF the brides aunt, Mrs. VIII
liam G. Gwatkin. 400 North Allen Ave-
nue.. Little Miss Julia Maxwell, niece
OF the bride. will be flower girl.
Peyton-Redford.
Yesterday evening at Csc O'Clock
IN the home OF Mrs George Ellis Red
ford. 2222 Grove Avenue, was cele-
DRAFTED the marriage Of her daughter.
Emma Karr, to Willard James Peyton.
OF this city. The entire lower floor
was decorated in smilax, palms. ferns.
pink rhododendrons and Easter lilies.
The mantcls were banked In vari-
colored foliage plants and baskets OF
Killarney roses and candles were used
at each end
The bride came down the stairway
and entered the drawing-room through
An aisle formed by ribbons held by
little George Peyton and Carolyn
Seciinser. Charles Ernest BEDFORD
gave his sister away. The brides
gown was of white charmeusc. made
with court train and trimmings Of
rose point lace and pearls. Her veil
OF illusion fell from coronct OF real
lace and orange blossoms. and caught
TO the hem of her gown with sprays
OF the same flowers. She was attended
by the Eroom's sister, Miss Gladys Van
Hook Pcyton, as maid OF honor. Miss
Pcyton wore frock OF pastel pink
charmeuse with picturesque hat of
pink maline, and she carried hat
Ellis BEDFORD. Jr.. was the grooms
hest man. and the groomsmen were
Warren \. Poit!aux and Floyd Will
liams. Charles NJ. Angle, Jr, was
master of ceremonies. Little Annette
Malone, OF Portsmouth, who was
flower girl, preceded the bride To the
altar. scattering rose petals in her
path. The little girls wore frocks OF
shadow lace over Cink SILK, with
rosebud trimmings, and the little hoy
wore a suit Of white corduroy. Miss
Myrtle Redford rendered the wedding
marches and Evening star" very
softly during the ceremony. which
was performed by Or. Russell Cecil.
Of the Second Presbyterian Church
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Pcy-
ton left for a Northern honeymoon,
and after May will be at home at
from distance attending the cere-
mony were Mrs. George Mahoney and
Miss Mary Agnes Jones. of Ports
mouth: Jacob Karr, Mrs. Amy Benner
and Miss Dorothy Hamvey. Of Washing
ton: Mr. and Mrs. C. c. LSan. Of Bal
timore, and Merton Gaines. Of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
Younger Set Mt Dance.
About sixty members of the fashion
able younger set were entertained last
evening al an attractive dance given
by Misses Isabelle and Elizabeth Scott
IN the home OF their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick William Scott, 9N9 West
Franklin street. The beautiful ball
room OF the Scott home. where the
dance was held, was decorated in palms
and spring flowers, and an orchestra
played for the dancing. 4 buffet sup
per was served at IL o'clock.
Committee for Giee Club.
The ticket committee for the Uni
versity OF Virginia Glee Club on April
I6 includes Mrs. II. Capers. chair
man; Mrs. 4. F. HUNT Mrs. Greanor
Neal, Mrs w L. Clark. Mrs. II. O.
Nelson. Mrs. w. j. Payne and Mrs
Hampton Fleming. Tho Glec Club is
to play at the Jefferson Hotel audi
forum OH the evening OF Friday at S:l6
o'clock under the auspices of the Com
monwealth Chapter. Daughters OF tho
American Revolution, and for the bene-
At OF the Red Cross Society An in
formal dance Will follow the concert
Ten nj Presbyterian Publishing House.
The Presbyterian Committee of Pub
licatlon will give a tea this afternoon
from to 6 o'clock In tho exhibit room
OF the publishing house, 6 and North
Sixth Street. The committee is enter
tanning the women VINO are attending
the East Hanover Presbyterian. now in
session at the First Presbyterian
Church, Of this city. The rooms Will
be prattiiy decorated with spring flow
ers, and an interesting program will
hc rendered. Among those who have
been asked to receive at this time are
Smith, Mrs Charles 5. Peers. Miss
Lizzie Grattan; Mrs. Marion Leakc, Mrs.
w. II. Hutcheson, Mrs. Wesley Baker,
Miss Bessie Lee Lucke, Mrs f. r. Nc
Fadep. Mrs. Stanley Reed, Miss Mary
Chalmers and Mrs. w !. LinGle
Charity Functions.
\ three-act comedy, entitled Back
TO the Country store" will he present
cd by the Philandroi class Of West
minister Presbyterian sunday school In
the auditorium Of William Fox School
tomorrow evening at SIS o'clock.
The cast Of characters will be: Abb
melech Quigley IIigginbotham, George
#. Peers; Amariah Higginbotham. j.
Corey Gilbert: Mrs HigEinbotham, Miss
Marion B. Monsell; Margaret Van