Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
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Joseph h. Willard. ana Mrs. willard.
with their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Willard, sailed from Cndiz on Saturday
for Havana, Cuba. on route for the
United States. Immediately after their
arrival In Havana tho wlllards will
come to Richmond. where they made
their home up to the time OF Colonel
WIZARDS appointment as ambassador.
They have been residing In Madrid
during their stay abroad.
Prominent Wedding.
Society I'm Richmond Is much Inter-
cstcd in the marriage Of Miss Marion
Randolph Hawkins. daughter Of Mrs.
Anna Windt IinwkinS, and Edwin wor-
than. Jr.. son OF Mrs. Kate' Workman
and the late Edwin Workman. Of Rich
nond. which was celebrated yester-
day evening at O'Clock in Brooklyn.
y. y. The ceremony took place at
brides sister. Mrs. Charles II. Dun
Top. and DR.. Newell Woolsey Wells.
pastor OF the Third Avenue Presby-
terrain Church oiflciated. Mrs. Albert
f. Bruen. OF philadelphia. cousin OF
the bride. played the wedding marches.
~ Promise Me- was softly rendered
during the service. The house WAS
arranged throughout In quantities OF
yellow and white blossoms against
Background Of trailing vines and palms.
exquisite affair fashioned Of sottcst
white Canton crepe. embroidered Ii,
delicate sprays of cherry blossoms. the
GesiYn having been selected and espc-
clally embroidered in China. Her veil
OF Illusion fell from Juliet cape of
old family rose point lace and was
fastened with pearls and sprays OF
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet OF Bride roses and llios or
the valley and her ornaments were
M.
er-inIaw OF the bride. gave her away.
Miss Irene Anne Hawkins. os China.
was her sisters maid OF honor ana
only Attendant She was yowned In
white net draDcu over yellow silk and
carried an armful OF yellow chrysan-
,h.mun.s. sydney Derbyshire Laird.
OF Richmond, was oeat man. and the
ribbons wore held by little Margaret
and Jean Beattie. They wore quaint
white RULED frocks with yellow sashes.
y small reception Tor Tho bridal par
IS and a few intimate friends followed
The ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Woriham loft for wedding journey.
They will be at homo II Richmond
after November 20. at 1850 West Grace
Street. Some OF the guests from a
distance attending the wedding In
brooklyn last evening were Miss Mary
Elizabeth Moore. Miss Margaret Sat
:"twh!te. Sydney Laird. Ernest Johann
and Carroll Iiagan. all OF Richmond:
W.. HUN MIS- -tIDcTt bTueD. Oh fnlIa-
delphia: CaAton Brown. OF summit. y.
j.: Mr. and Mrs. James s. Swami. Jr..
or Glen Ridge. y. j., and Robcr, Leach
OF New Rochelle. y. Y.
Both bride AMI groom arc widely and
prominently related. and their We III ~,
IL An event of much interest h-r. and
throuchuut the Sta.". Mrs. Wo., tan,'s
lathe; was the late Charles Nelson
lia"kii :. former ,iito: OF the Dan
vile Register.
Home wedding
The wedding O. Miss Mira !'ar.: e
Jones. daughter .. tho late Dr.. Henry
C,bc!l Jones. tc Edward Lyle Word
will be quietly celebrated this morn
ING "a u o'clock in the nome OF the
bride. on South Third Street. Only the
Immediate families and few intimate
friends Will he present.
Enlargement OF Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d Cardweli.
OF Ashland. have announced the en-
gaHeInent OF their daughter. Sarah
Pendleton. 20 Campbell Tucker also of
that place. Miss Cardweil, who once
made her nome in this city. liz the
granddaughter 81 Judge Richard II.
CardwslL OF prospect Hill" Hanover.
and the late Mrs. Kate Howard card :
we'll. The wedding will take place
early In December.
Pretty Marriage.
The rose drawing room of The. Rich
nond Hotsl was the scene Of a pretty
wedding last evening at 6 O'Clock
when Miss Mary Henrietta Erwin.
daughter Of w c. Erwin, of Chicayo,
and granddaughter of Mrs. a. d. A.
ltinson. OF this city. was married to
Raymond Massey, son OF AR and Mrs.
y. L. Massey. Palms cathedral candles
and white chrysanthcmums were used
to decorate the room in which the
ceremony took place. and the iinpru-
vised altar vas banked with white
blossoms Few. Russell Cecil -. D.,
performed the ceremony, and n reccp-
tion followed at $50 O'Clock.
The bride entered with her father.
who gave her away. Her wedding
gown OF white satin was finished with
tulle and silver lace. and her veil OF
illusion was fastened With orange
blossoms She carried a shower bou-
auet Of lilies Of the valley. The two
maids OF honor. Miss Addie Erwin sis
ter OF the bride. and Miss Edith Hyslor.
OF Norfolk. were Sowned alike in cos
tunes OF shell-pink satin and silver
lace. They carried ld-iashioned nose
gays of violets and pink roses. finished
with lace frills and tied with stream
ers OF pink tnlle. i. II. Sutton was
Mr.. Massey's best man, and the grooms-
men included Dcnison Staples and Il.
S. DesPortes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Massey left later In the
evening to spend their honeymoon IN
guests attending the ceremony were:
w. G. Erwin. Chicago; Mrs. II. G. Wood
ruff. New York: Mrs. Lawrence Branfe
and D. L. Branie. New York: Miss
Ethel Wedge. Baltimore: Miss Edith
Hyslop. Miss Ethel Nicholson, Mrs. W.
r, Hyslop and Mrs. w. II. Burk. all Of
Norfolk, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Westbury. Washington.
Notwithstanding.
beautiful wedding Will be solem-
nized this evening at o'clock in the
home Of the bride. 400 North Lombardy
Street when Miss Edith Pendleton
Mccarthy, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
s. Mccarthy, Will become tho briue
OF j. Arthur Marvin. formerly of New
York, but now Of this city. Rev
George w. Mcdaniel, D. D.. will per-
form the ceremony. Miss Eleanor
Barbour Mccarthy will he her sisters
maid OF honor and only attenda MT
Robert T. Marvin. brother OF the
groom, Will be best man. Little Miss