Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-01
MISS MARY MILES WEEDS
STUART BLAND CAMPBELL
Governor Stuart and Many Richmond
People Attend Ceremony in
Marion.
ART CLUB OPENS ON MONDAY
Miss Estelle Cooke Becomes Bride Of
Ernest Clifford Murray-Several
Interesting Engagements Are An
nounced--NIeetings Of Interest.

prominent guests were in Marion last
evening for the marriage Of Miss Mary
Rebecca Miles. daughter OF Mrs. Matte
bell. which was celebrated last evening
at tho Baptist church in that place at
o'clock. a brilliant audience filled
tho church 10 witness tho event and
the altar was banked with flowers and
lighted candles.
Both bride and groom are prom
inently related throughout the state
and their marriage was event OF
much interest to society here. Mr..
Campbell Is a son OF Judge and Mrs
A. A. Campbell. OF Wytheville. and a
nephew Of Governor Henry Carter
Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell left
later In the evening for an extended
wedding trip and after November will
be at home I'm Wytheville.
At tho Art Club.
The Art Club Of Richmond will open
for the season on Monday. October l.
Members classes this year will be held
on Friday afternoons and Monday
evenings. instead OF those OF tho pre-
vious season. and the lectures for each
week will be resumed at a date to DO
announced later on.
Back From France.
Wyndham' Il. Blanton. OF this city.
who was sent to France last Juno by
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
New York city, to serve in the Amcri
Hospital under DR.. Joseph a.
Blake arrived In this country yesterday
morning. Mr.. Blanton Is now IN New
York
Pretty Wedding.
one OF the prettiest OF the early fall
Weddings was quietly soi"ninizcd Ia
Rev. r. II Potts at the rcsdenc of
the bride, 1903 Stuart Avenue. yester-
day afternoon. when NJ l.s,. lie
Cooke became the wife OF Ernest elf.
!ora Murruy owing 70 recent be-
rctTcmcnt in the families OF the brid"
ana groom only the relatives were
present. The ceremony was performed
in tho front drawing-room before an
lmprovisGd altar OF palms upon which
were arranged Cathedral candles. An
orchestra. screened by palms. rendered
the wedding music. The only attendant
"as little Miss Florence Cleveland Muir
ray in Il white lace frock, who car
F!cd the wedding ring on a silver tray.
RrHerting TO the custom OF the early
n'heteeNth century. the bride entered
on the arm OF the groom. Her dress
was handsome going-away gown OF
dark blue cloth, with hat to ma III
ana a bridal bouquet OF roses. The
bride is the daughter Of Mrs. Cornclia
{. ana the late Richard y. Cooke. and
the Granddaughter OF the late william
Iayior The groom is the son OF the
late &. +. Murray and Florence Ches-
mo ceremony the bride and groom left
Tor Northern wedding trip.
10 hesume Dancing Clusscs.
me Misses Gr!Gg and Garnett will
resume their dancing classes for the
winter this evening at the hall n, oo5
North mbardy Street. These dances
TroHcd most enjoyable affairs Of the
past season. and We're largely attended
by the younger society set
Invitations Out.
invitations have been received in
Nichmond from Mrs Charles Cook
WINSTON FOR the marriage OF her
daughter. Ellen Terry, 10 Clyde Mac
ChiIum The ceremony will take place
On Wednesday. October 20, a, hiyh
noon In the Church OF the Holy Trinity
at Hertford, y Z.
Quiet Wedding.
Miss Dorothy Ruticdge Mayo and
Robert +. Armistead were quietly mar
Red Wednesday afternoon, September
-. at $3.50 O'Clock il the study of tho
oNciatins minister, Or. Carey r. Nor
gan. pastor OF the Vine street Chris
uhn church. Nashville, Tenn
MIR Armistead is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. W. IL. 5. Arinistead and his bride
is the daughter of Mrs. w. L. Mayo.
Mr.. and MIS- Armistcad have gone for
- wedding trip In the northwest. ana
on their return viii make their home
"ith the groom's parents on the Golf
club Lane, Nashville
Recent Announcements
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hall Of
B!ncksburg. have announced the en-
Eaeement OF their only daughter. Bes-
sic 10 william Clemant Slater. Jr.. of
south Boston. The wedding Will take
place carly in November in the Roam
ohe Valley Presbyterian Church. at
Rlacksburg.
Professor and Mrs sidney G.. Gil
breath, OF Johnson City. Tenn, an
"a
ter Grace, to Walter Eugene Thorn
ton. OF Lynchburg. the wedding to
take place December /.
Miss Gilbrca;h is the daughter of
President Giibreath of the East Ten
nessee state Normal. formerly OF the
Chattanooga public schools. She is
an accomplished musician. and a
Eraduate OF Martha Washington Col
leGc. Last year she had the chair of
history at Martha Washington
Mr. Thornton is of n prominent Vir-
ginia family. lie is n member OF q
business firm OF LynchburC
Entertained I'm Lynchburs.
Monday night the home of Mrs H. NJ
Malone and Richard Malone, in Lynch
burg. was the scene OF bridge party
given in honor Of Miss Blanche Pinck-
ard. OF Franklin County. The rooms
were decorated with goldenrod and
ferns. After many games the guests
went into the dining room. where re-
Treatments were served
Among those present were Misses
Blanche Pinckard. OF Franklin Coun-
ty; Gerta and Esther Williams, of
richmond; Matte and Susie Ferguson.
of Salem; Evelyn Moore, Nadine Fades
ana Mabel Paris, and Messrs Charlie
cooper, of Salem: Henry Oakley, of
Richmond; Lester f. Brown, of Wash
ington.
Book Reception.
The Woman's Club of Highland Park
VIII hoid n book reception this after
noon at 4:30 o'clock This Is tho time
or the regular meeting, and each mem
Der Is requested to be present and
contribute book, thus making the
foundation OF library Mrs. William
Starke is chairman of the library com
during the afternoon
In Richmond.
Mrs. D. w. Julian, OF Salisbury y