Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
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Mrs. Richard Parker Crcnshnw. or
mcrly Of Havana. Cuba. but now Of
Washington. who has been visi,in3
Colonel and Mrs. Jennings -. MS.
at their home OH the River Road. is
now the guest OF her sister. .,,r., *.
l.. Crenshuw. for II brief stay.
Mrs. Crcnshaw came to Richmond to
attend the Buford- Oppenhimcr we'd
ding. and Il number Of small lunchcons,
dinners and card parties have been
given i'm her honor during her stay
hare.
DanyIile wedding.
Society here and throughout the
state is much Interested In the mar
rage OF Miss Margaret Fitz Gerald.
daughter of Mrs. Thomas Jackson Fitz
Gerald. and Carroll Bertrand Graham.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. David Il. Graham,
which took place last evening at .
O'Clock at the residence OF the brides
uncle Ii. II. FitZ Gerald. I'm Danvllc.
The ceremony was performed in the
wide hall Of the Fitz Gerald home.
and an mprovscd altar was formed
OF palms and smilaX. The old-fash-
toned rooms were decorated every
where in sm!:-x and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and the dining-room was ar
ranged with white roses festooned
with tullc, against background of
trailing vines. Rev. J. Cleveland Hall.
d. D.. oitic;atcd. The bridal Chorus
from "Lohenkrin" was rendered as "A
professional. and during the ceremony
Miss Marie Louise Skidnlore, riolinist.
accompanied by Miss Conner. played
"My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from
Samson and Deliiah."
The brides wedding dress was of
white tullc and pnnne velvet. en-
broidered in silver and drapcd over sill
yer cloth, and her train Of panic vel
vet was fastened to the shoulders. Her
veil OF rare old rosepoint lace. an
heirloom, which had been worn by the
brides grandmother at her marriage.
was fastened with orange blossoms.
and she carried shower bouquet OF
white roses and lilies OF the valley.
She wore as her only ornamen; a dia-
mond and platinum necklace, che
groom's gift The brides only at
PENDANTS were her young cousins,
Misses Harriet and Ida F!tZ Gerald,
who wore frocks OF pink and blue
chiffon. They carried baskets OF sm-
lax filed with pink roses and tied with
blue tullc streamers. David Edwards
Graham best man The brides
mother was gowned In Kings blue
tulle and sequins. made over black
silk. with a corsage bouquet of orchids
reception followed the ceremony.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Graham left
later be al home in New York. Some
OF the guests from distance attend
ing the wedding were: David T. era
ham, Richmcnd Miss Margarr, Ora
ham, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
I.ipfcrt. Winston Salem. =. C.: Miss
Margaret woodson. Thomas"iile. Ga:
MIss Elma Harw"li. Atlanta. Ga; Miss
Margaret Wright. Dayton. Ohio; Miss
Annie Louise Wharton. Greensboro. y.
c.. and Miss Iiarrie; Haynes. Atlanta.
Nnushnn-Dr inrnetic.
Mr. and Mrs James Coleman De Jar
rrcttc. ot. Ashland. announce the c',-
raEemen; and approaching marriage az
their daughter, Annie Byrd, 10 HoNlsy
Vaughan. The wedding VIII take place
mortal Church. Mr.. Vaughan is the
son Of Mrs l. y Vaughan. OF "Pasn-
denu." and ia brother Of I. Newton
Vaughan. .Ir., Of this city.
Aulet Wedding.
Tho wedding OF Miss Mira rurIse
Jones, daughter OF the late Df. Henry
Cahcll Jones. and Edward Lyle word.
son Of the late John Parke Word. Mas
quietly ccicbrIi:d yesterday morning
at II O'clock In the home OF the bride
on South Third street. ~ the presence
Of only the immediate families and a
few Intimate friends. The bride en"
tered the drawing room With her sister.
Miss Katie BYRD Jones. VIII" was maid
OF horror. She wore a smart travelling
gown IF Burgundy velour with seal
trimmings and q hat OF the same shade
Her flowers We're purple orchids. The
maid Of honor was gowned in army
blue embroidered net made over cloth
OF silver. and she wore a picture hat
of black re.Vct trimmed in silver. She
carried an ,rmful of pink chrysanthc-
NUNS An aisle WAS formed with rib
hons held Ivy Clarence Cay. william
Neale. DR. Thomas Scales a'd Albert
Word. of Rochester. " y. brother Of
the groom Ernest Word. of Houston.
Ten. acted as his brothers best man
The ceremony was performed by Rev
r. Claectt Skinner, -. H.. pastor Of iHe
Second Baptist Church.
Notwithstanding.
4 wedding of interest wa, celebrated
yesterday evening at o'clock in the
home OF the bride. .oG North Lomhardy
Street when Miss Edith pcudlcton Me-
Carthy, daughter OF Mr.. and Nr. u. :
Mccarthy. was married - J. Arthur
Marvin. formerly OF New York, hi::
which the bridal party proceeded to the
altar was twincd with Southern sn,laN
and roses. An altar Of palms. lilies
and cathedral candles was arranged in
the drawing-room, and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. George W Mc-
Daniel. j., -, pastor of the First Bap-
tist Church. Shepherd Webb rendered
the wedding music, and 20 Believe Me
II All Those EndearinE Young Charms
was played very softly during the ser
vice.
The bride entered with her father
who gave her away. Her wcddint;
gown was fashioned Of ivory satin with
trimmings Of tulle and real lace. .ind
her veil OF illusion was fastened with
sprays of lilies Of the valley. Size
carried Il shower bouquet Of lilies and
Bride roses. Robert r. Martin. OF New
York, was best man Little Miss Mar
joric Holladay Crawford, niece Of the
bride. who was flower girl wore =