Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
.|ss MARY PHELPS WEEDS
REV. WILLIAM MCDOWELL
aunton Minister Wins Greenesville
County Girl for His
Bride.
itRESTING SOCIETY EVENT
remony Is Performed by Grand
'a'her OF Bride in Grace Episcopal
.hurch-Daughters of Confederacy
Meet and Elect Officers.
rEREsTING SOCIETY EVENT

special to The Times Dispatch
i1MPnRIA. VA. May PA wedding
unusual interest took place at Grace
'scopal Church. this county, on Tues
+ al high noon. when Miss Mary
aHe fhelps became the bride OF Rev
man George Mcdowell. of Staun-
&. IN" church was deliberately deco
ed with a profusion of daisies, ferns
I honeysuckle. The wedding march
. Played by Miss Mamie Field. The
emony was performed by Rev G. w.
t''Ps' grandfather of the bride The
yer girls were VILLA Mae Landlord
Gertrude Jarratt, and the ribbon
"eTs were Frcda Bingham and Eu-
IA patterson. The brides wedding
rs vas OF white crepe meteor. A
.a'n OF orange blossoms fastened the
IN place. and she wore Il necklace
exquisite workmanship, an heirloom
'he family. She carried n shower
'GHet of bride roses. Randolph
f!Hs gave his daughter away, and
"er" met al the altar by the groom
ms hes, man. Bernard Phelps. Miss
~ bernard Field. of Norfolk, Was
COUSINS maid Of honor She wore
.fhlte embroidered robe over pink. a
'uTe hat and carried a shower
'4Nc, OF pink sweet peas The ushers
:" iIchard Phelps and Nicholas Jar
me guests from a distance were:
: Archer, OF Chesterfield: Mrs. Ber-
"a Cooke. OF Petersburg: Edward
~ OF Norfolk; Rev and Mrs. G. w.
e!fs. o. Victoria: Miss Anna Field.
Nortoik. and Rev NJ. & Eagle and
Laura BrigGE Those who at
l'"H from Emporia were Mrs George
sne'' Mrs. Charles Ruford. Mrs r. NJ
Hn"ay, Miss Fannie Briggs. Colonel
: GOODWIN and II. l.. Taylor.
NJ Laymen's League met in the
hod;s' Church on Sunday afternoon,
president w. r. Cato. presiding
~. '" l. Murphey made the address
IN" afternoon. He expressed the
mon that the league would prove
fa!ra bio agency for the moral better
NJ 81 conditions in Emporia.
our automobiles carried party OF
Give Nasons 10 I.awrencevilIc on
Hday nigh, The occasion was tho
c!hi visit Of the district deputy grand
s'eF' Dr. George g. Faville. OF En-
ia The grand lecturer. George w
ieht, was also present Among the
tors from Emporia were Eve pas,
s'eTs. who were introduced TO the
"renc"ville Lodge by Mr. Wright.
l. TAYLOR responded in few we'll
osen remarks Light refreshments
re served. George W. Wrigh, spent
tuF1ay here the guest OF Or. FavilIe
NJ meeting OF the Grcensville Chan
II Cni'ch Daughters OF the Confed-
ICY, held on Monday. the following
GERS were elected: president. Mr.. "
Goodwyn; Hrst vice-presiden,. Mrs
j Green second vice-prcsident. Mrs
/. turner: third vice president. Mrs
". Lee" recording secretary. Mrs w
NooeFtson: corresponding secretary.
rs W. n. Dew: treasurer. Mrs F. r.
of""n; registrar. Mrs. n l.. Taylor
itoFlan. Mrs. ". T. Tiilar: custodian
SIS Annie Cooper a gavel was pre-
1ied 10 the chapter from Mrs Hugh
smith. made from the apple tree
ger which General Lee surrendered
Rev. u. s. Eagle. rector OF the Epis.
pal church. preached 70 large con-
fEation on tho courthouse green on
rdsy afternoon These sin,ple and
iornal services will be held every
2day afternoon during tho summer.
Many Confederate veterans of this
Inty VIII attend tho reunion in Rich
md The BOARD Of Supervisors has
rroprtated s. 20 each veteran to de-
~ EXPENSES There are rorty-one
" living in Grcencsvillc County.
e. G. Palmer. J. r Bailey and +
Il.
Mrs r. T. McNair went to Richmond
4 Wednesday.
Mrs. +. s. Robinson and family Will
ave the first OF the week to spcnd
II summer AZ Greenesville Cottage
can View
Miss Jean Stuart Hamilton. of tho
5autauGua Association. met the guar
Siors at the courthouse on Tuesday
,Eht 10 complete tho arrangements for
posting the ChautauGua, which will
Gin here Saturday. June PC
The annual picnic of the jolly Twelve
pk place on Tuesday. The members
4 the club and their escorts. chan.
pned hy Mrs. W. T. Tillar, went 10
Pore's Mil in automobiles and spent
.hel;Ehtful day.
lRev. Vernon Hanson, of Norfolk, was
kisitor here this week