Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
MISS MATTE LOU MOORE
BRIDE OF P. NJ. COURTNEY
Ceremony Takes Place Mt Homo Of
Bride, Rev. S. c. Hatcher,
ID. D., Officiating.
VAN sANT-HuGHEs WEDDING
Air. and Mrs. Robert Williams Dan.
lei Attend Marriage OF Mrs. Dan
ieFs Sister In Huntington-Sev-
eral Charity Affairs on Calendar.

eral Charity Affairs on Calendar.
Society I'm Richmond Is much inter
ssted In the marriage Of Miss Tudcll
Ninson Hughes. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs James a. Hughes. to Harold Hen
derson van SAINT. which was celebrated
on Wednesday. June 16 at $50 O'Clock
IN the Johnson Memorial Church. at
huntington. w. Fa. Tho wedding was
brilliant society event with hundreds
or prominent guests in attendance and
~ reception was held Immediately after.
the ceremony AT the Frederick Hotel
Mrs Robert Williams Daniel was her
sisters dame of honor, and Robert w.
Daniel. formerly OF that city. but now
or Philadelphia. was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel have just re-
turned from England. where hey spent
several weeks. They will later visit
Mt Daniels mother Mrs James r.
v Daniel In this city.
Leave for the West.
Miss Frances f. woodson left last
"eek Tor Charleston, w. Va, where she
VIII join her uncle. w. j. Eskew. and
his family for a trip through the West
The party Will visit the Panama Pa
enc Exposition and other points OF
interest on the Western Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Haddock and their
son. j. II. Haddock. left Sunday for an
extended tour Of the West. They will
"sit Yellowstone Park. San, Rern.
ardino. San Diego. San Francisco Seat
Tie. and Vancouver. r G returning
to Richmond about September J.
Home Wedding.
pretty marriage was celebrated
saturday morning at o'clock in tho
rome OF Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Moore
IN chester. when her daughter. Matte
Lou. became the bride OF phili,, Mol
vic Courtney. Rev :. G. Hatcher D.
-. performing the ceremony. Rich
ara Dunbar Moore gave his sistei. away.
Hiiss Dorothy Courtney. gowncd in a
gold -colorede lace robe sans. 20 Low
inE Heart Trust On Just before III.
entry ~ the bridal party. and tho
wedding march from "Lohengrin" was
rendered as professional MISC Ruth
FRIEND. who wore q frock OF white
narGuisette and lace. presided al the
piano.
The bride entered the parlor with
her brother and was joined al the
improNisca altar b. the groom She
wore beautiful gown OF chiffon and
crepe meteor and her only ornament
WaH string Of pearls. the groom's
sii'. Theodore Haxall was best man
MSS Catherine Moore. who was maid
OF honor was gownod in orchtd-col.
cren rnargnisete, and carried a gar
neh NAT hiled with marguerites. The
nther attendants included Misses Mary
Winfr+y and Elsie Wilson and Messrs
Herbert Hatcher ana Arthur Rellwood
Little Elizabeth f3eaman carried the
-.ht' ana irene Clay and Elizabeth
THOMPSON held the ribbons They wore
lingerie frocks with ribbon sashns
MIS-. O. + Robertson. IT, sister of the
bride, vas mistress OF ceremonies
me rooms were decorated every
where In palms, ferns and daisies. car
.ysns out most effectively color
scheme OF green and gold During
NE ceremony, Miss Friend PLAYED
,HLmo!.S4re, accompa MED on the vio-
lin by Miss Inez Dawson
hE, ana Mrs Courtney left imme-
diatt!y FOR An extended Northern trim
and on their return Will make thei,
home At Montizuna
lack From Wedding Trim.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Werner have -us,
returned from their honeymoon. ana
are no" at HON" AT $40 North Elm
Suee,. Nh. and Mrs Werner yisi,aa
Nashinetoh, Philadclphla Atlantic
city New York, and other places OF
interest.
Dance Mt whIkerton.
On Friday delightful hop was
given in the auditorium Of the N'aiLcr-
ton High School. Those presen, were
Misses Helen Stansbury, Esther vii
son. virginia Warn. Alma Walker. Ellen
Walker, Reva Tricc and Mesdnmcs
Martin and Howell; Messrs F.. c. La
TAM. Roland Walton, Henry =. Tovlor
Archie Ryland, John Ryland. r. g.
wilson, Ben Walker and Estwood
Trce.
Among the ut-of-town guests wore
Misses Ryrdie De Jarne,tc. Issie
Priddy. Agnes and Lillian Wright and
Mrs Ployd w. Tucker, Ir., o. Ashland.
Misses Helen iiuntley, Sue Briggs. Tay
Taylor and Marcia Davis. OF Rich
Messrs. Floyd W Tucker, Jr.. John
Pr:ddy. Jr Edward Rice, OF Ashland;
James Truce, of Minas, Brazil; John
Rarksdaie. OF Houston; Dr. Kelley, Of
West Point; John Elicit, OF Richmond:
Dr. warner and Charley Gresham, Of
lappah2nnock The chaperones were
Mesdames 7. B. Wilson, John Il. STAINS
bury and Henry p Taylor, Ir.. OF Rich
mond
Charity Affairs Of To-Day.
one OF the largest charity events of
the early summer season is the big
lawn fetc that is to he given to-day
from To 10 o'clock on the grounds
OF Union Theological Seminary, under
the auspices and direction OF the Gin
ter Park Womans Club. The lawn will
be strung with numbers of bright
colored lights and Japanese lanterns.
and ali sorts Of ATTRACTIVE and unique
features nave been arranged for the
entertainment OF those in attendance
There Will be music and folk dancing
by a number Of children. n floral ma
rade, refreshment booths and pretty
girls will assist at the various soft
drink stands and ice cream tables
Mrs. Lewis ID. Aylett is chairman OF
the affair for this year and the Shell
tering Arms Free Hospital will share
in the proceeds There is no admis
sion fee and the public is cordially
invited to attend.
81. Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters Will run moonlight exclusion
TO Dutch Gap this evening. The af-
fair is for the bentflt OF the Shelter
ing Arms Free Hospital. There will
me music and refreshments and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
The boat leaves the wharf at $50
o'clock.
The children OF the ST. Pauls Church
Home are to give lawn fete in tho
large garden at the home, sos East
Leigh street, to-day from to Q o'clock
The affair is for the benefit of the
chldren's summer camp, and most
enjoyable program, consisting OF plays,
music, recitations and other features
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