Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06
ANCESTRAL HOME SCENE
OF BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
William j. Gilbert, of Norfolk, WEEDS
Miss Pattie E. Clarke ut
Goshen.
LAKESIDE DANCE TOMORROW
Marriage Of Miss Roseaiia A. Lyons
to William Leo Duffy Announced.
Former Richmond Couple Celebrate
Silver Wedding at Plainfield.

LOOK pldCt w
i at Goshen" the ancestral home Of the
bride. near Sunny Side, Cumberland
/, County. Owing to recent bereavements
in the brides family, the ceremony was
! witnessed only by relatives and a few
l intimate friends.
| The stately old mansion was taste
| fully decorated with graceful vines,
ferns and evergrcens en- masse. The
spacious parlor and hall were trans.
l formed into miniature chapel with
white capvascd ais1eway and impro-
vised altar, masses OF evergreen and
soft shaded tapers In pink and white
thcld In Colonial candlesticks. Receiving
the guests were Mrs. Margaret Hawes
sCfarke. OF Greensboro. KY. aunt OF the
bride. handsomely gowned In black
kpeau de sole, with rose-point lace fichu.
held with bars of pearls and onynx
Mrs L. c. Timberlake. Of Richmond,
hand Mrs. j. T. Payne. Of Cumberland.
Brockette Clarke acted as usher. and
YSieorge w. Bright was master Of cere-
monies.
Immediately before the ceremony a
delightful musical program was render
led by Miss linda Payne, Of Cumberland.
with two vocal numbers. The Rosary"
land "A Perfect Day" beautifully rem
ldered by Miss Marguerite Clarke. sis
tier of the bride. AS the first chords OF
Lohengrin" fell softly on the air. the
l'i ibS anu neI dllcuOdntS ncSCeNQeQ the
broad old stairway.
Ernest Gilbert. Sr., nephew OF the
tgroorI. In spotlcss white suit, with long
trousers. bore the ring on silver SAL
lvcr. Miss jamie Clarke, as maid of
honor, wore white crepe de chine, en-
lbro!dered in pink and white and car
iry!ng an arm boquet Of pink Killarney
rosas. Little Misses Lucie Graves and
Frances Parrish. nicces OF the bride.
in dainty frocks Of pink and white,
lcarried French baskets filed with pink
IroSes. The bride entered with her
brother, Thomas McGehee Clarke. who
gave her away. and was met at the
Ialtar by the groom. attended by his
brother. Ernest H. Gilbert. of Morgan
town. w. Va. The bride was charming
IN an exquisite gown OF white crepe
neteor en- train, with trimmings OF
itu!ie and pearl passeme nterie. Her veil
was beconllngly arranged with orange
blossoms. and she carried an arm bo-
Iquet OF Bride roses. Her only orna-
lment was pearl and diamond neck
Pace. the gift OF the groom. The off
lciating minister was Rev. J. T. Payne,
Iof Cumberland, devoted friend Of the
family.
NJ. and Mrs. Gilber, motored to
Richmond. thence left on an extended
Northern trip, after which they will be
Iat home az No. 2 Avenue Nuremberg,
Norfolk.
Visiting guests included Mrs. Mar
'gnret Hawes Clarke. of Greensboro.
Ky; Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest II. Gilbert.
iand little son. of Morgantown: Mfr. and
Airs. l. c. Timberlake and daughter:
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bright. OF
Richmond. and Mr. and Mrs. r. Thomp-
Ison Parrish and their three daughters,
jof La sister. Va.
lDuny-Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Lyons announced
the marriage OF their daughter. Rosea-
fia a. to William Leo Duffy, the cere-
money to take place on September Q.
1915. at o'clock in 81 Peters
lChurch
Epancc To-Morrow Night.
Z ga dance will be given lakeside
Z c-morrow night BY Nell Eeardon
iand james T. Lewis. Jr :. .Decial car
VIII leave the Richmond and Chesa-
ipeake Bay Railway Station. Laurel and
BROAD Streets. at $40 o'clock
birthday Pnrty.
a delightful birthday party was
given last week at the home OF Mr.
land Alrs. James J. Keaveney, OF e1l7
Stuart Avenue. in the honor OF their
son. Thomas. Games and music were
fnduiged In until late hour after
(which refreshments were served. Those
present were az follows: Misses Mary
Wilmoth. NJ. Genevieve Muldowney,
Genevievs Wright. Genevieve RYE,
King, Margaret Reddin. Margaret
Powers. Helen Raabe. Helen Mahoncy.
Kathryn keaveRey, William Wright.
ANDREW Daffron. Allan Powers, Thomas
Duggan. Joseph Rye. Andrew Tolker
land Thomas Keaveney
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. william Everett Manor. of
Fiarrisonburg. Va, has announced the
Engagement of her daughter. Margaret
lynn, TO Dr. Herbert Beverley Hay
k"ood. Jr.. Of Raleigh. n. c. The wed
Hing will take place in October
celebrate silver Wedding.
AS fitting observance OF twenty
five years OF welded life completed
hIr. and Mrs. James Theodore Goodwin,
formerly OF Richmond. now Of Plains
Field. n. j.. entertained sixty guests
LIT their home. while scores Of their
Friends unable to be present sent con-
Eratulatory messages full of heartfelt
wishes and the hopes that they would
Hive to enjoy their golden wedding"
anniversary. Guests were present
from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia. New
York. Orange and Plainield.
Although Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin
have lived In this city only three years.
going there from Richmond, they have
made friends in large numbers through
put the city and evidences of the at
lection and esteem were exhibited in
fhe letters and kilograms. all TO the
same happy tune Of congratulation.
rhe gifts were worthy of special men
zion. numerous handsome pieces of
silver being sent from friends and
hcquaintances in this city as well as
fhe South. The home was attractively
decorated for the event, white and
green being the color scheme, while
palms and cut flowers were used
throughout. A feature Of the COLA
fion served at late hour was the
j Putting of the brides cake which u,a q
pone by Mrs. Goodwin. 4 letter writ
fen by Rev. J. D. Leslie, of Water
valley. Miss. the officiating clergyman.
containing the prayer at the wedding
feremony twenty-five years ago
brought happy memories to the couple
rs wen as number of the guests
present. Singing and dancing con-
eluded the festivities Of the. evening.
several musical selections were rem
tlered by Miss Anna Warnock n,ano