Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-22

"She Never Picked Al
I Preston. Miss Mary Minor Morris and
Miss Mary Stafford Munford.
or Interest Here.
wedding Of interest to the many
friends of the bride and groom both
In North Carolina and Virginia vas
celebrated at Warrcnton. y. g., on the
evening Of Wednesday. November Il,
when Miss Jan Crichton Williams. of
Warrcnton, was married TO Edmund
wilkins Lewis. Of jackson, y. G. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Francis Lee Joyner. rector OF the
groom and nrchdcacon OF the Eastern
Diocese Of the Episcopal Church in
North Carolina. assisted by Rev. Rob
crt Groom, Of Warrcnton. The bride
was given away by her grandfather,
Philip g. Aston. OF South Carolina
and was attended by her sister. Miss
Mary Lewis Williams. as maid of hon
or. John Joseph Long. OF Norfolk.
the grooms half-hrother, was tho best
man. The bridesmaids were Misses
Lucy pctway Burwell. Of Warrenton:
Susan Aston. OF Townesville: Kate
White Williams, OF Warrenton, and
Lillian Cameron, nf Warren Coun-
~. The proomsmen were Mcssrs.
stuart Lewis, of Suffolk "a brother OF
Northampton County; Richard *. Boyd.
OF Warrenton. and William Burwcll.
OF Warrenton.
Out-of-town guests mt the wedding
III addition 10 the above were Mrs
Henry w Lewis and Miss Ellen Lewis.
OF Jackson; MIR. Sumner Burgwyn. Of
northampton County; DIR. and Mrs
Thomas Mason Long, Of Roanoke Rap
ids; Mr.. and Mrs. Lunsford Long OF
Roanoke Rapids: Mrs. j. r. Gooch. Of
Weldon, y. G. and Alex. Cooper. Of
Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left for AN cx-
, tended Northern honeymoon. ana Will
time in December.
At the womnn's Club.
The musicale which will be given M
! the Woman's Club this afternoon is
arousing much interest, as Miss Doro-
thy Fox, Of New York. viii make her
first appearance before a Richmond
audience. Miss Fox is the posscssor OF
- beautiful soprano voice of unusual
compass. To the Richmond public
there is an added interest In that this
rising young singer comes OF an old
and honored Virginia family, and is the
grcat-nicce of one OF Richmond's most
accomplished and beloved physicians
the late Or. James Il. McCaw. Mrs.
Guigon is chairman of the evening.
I.rnNcs FOR South Carolina.
Mrs Baraticr Harris will leave to-
day for Columbia. s. c, 10 visit Mrs
J. q. Price While away Mrs. Harris
Will visit In Jacksonville Fla. Savan-
nah and Atlanta. Ga. and also attend
the Thank sgivinr german in Charles
ton Thursday night given In honor OF
the Shriners.
Winn--nenirs.
y wedding OF much interest was
c nj ann NtynI
home OF Mrs. J. L. Bcalcs, when her
daughter, Lena. became the bride of
Childs T.. VIM. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Earnest stevens. OF
the Methodist Church. The bride was
attended by her matron of honor. Mrs.
NJ. IL. Bcales. Of Boydton and by Miss
Frances NJ. Gallyon. as maid of honor.
The brother Of the bride. NJ II. Bca!es.
of Roydton. was best man. The we'd
dlng marches were rendered by Mrs.
IL. G. Dever. of Grover, y. c. Mr. and
Mrs. VIM left for Washington. New
York and Danville. and after November
% will be at home In Chase CITY.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. T.. y. Timberlake announces
The marriage of her daughter. Eliza
beth Evans. to Kenneth Douglas Angus
Ihe ceremony took place in Washing
ton on Thursday. November IS. with
Rev. Hugh T. Stevens officiating They
viii reside 1T 222S Stuart Avenue.
Home Wedding.
"A beautiful wedding took place Tues
day evening at 100 o'clock i'm the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs John II. Leftwich.
l7O1 Hanover Avenue. when their
daughter Leila, became the bride of
Charles u. Gray. of this city. Rev.
John L. Bray performed the ceremony.
The parlors were decorated I'm palms.
ferns and pink roses. and the bride
entered with her father. She wore u
blue chiffon broadcloth suit with hat
and gloves To match, and n corsagc
Of orchids.
Miss Louise Lcftwich was her sis
ter's maid of honor and only attcn-
dant. She wore n frock of blue chiffon
taffeta and cream lace. and carried an
arm bouquet Of Maryland roses. Mr.
Gray is the son OF Mrs. Mary Frances
GRAY. of this city He was attended
Nv Paul w. Altman. rs hes, man, and
Clarence II. Lcftwich. n brother Of the
bride, was master Of ceremonies. Mrs.
George II. Avis, Of Columbia. and Mrs.
II. Il; Taylor. Of Washington. were
anon" the out-of-town guests At the
wedding Later in the evening Mr..
and Mrs Gray left for Northern
wedding trip. and on their return will
make their home ut 20i North Vine