Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-04

MISS Anne Warren. of Northampton,
and Miss Anne Valentine, of Monroe
Terrace. are spending this week as
guests OF Miss Alice Reed Jones, ut
CoHerly, Amelia County. the country
estate or her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Archer Jones. Miss Jones has Just re-
turned from Il visit to friends in War
fenton, where she attended the War
renton horse show.
Hmc's From the North.
Right Rev. Robert A. Gibson. Bishop
or virginia. and his daughters. tho
Misses Gibson. have returned to their
home on Park Avenue after an eH-
tended stay in New England Bishop
Gibson and the Misses Gibson spent the
summer season ut Nantucket.
Return to Richmond.
!Lrs Dabney jefferson Carr and her
daughter. Mrs. Howard Gilman Davids.
have just returned TO Richmond. after
visit to Maryland. Mrs. Davids. who
was. before her marriage, Miss Anna
Deane Carr. has been the guest OF her
mother here, and will shortly join her
husband. Captain Davids. OF the United
States Army, at his post. at Laredo.
Texas. where he is stationed for bor-
der duty.
Mosclcy-Cooke.
The home Of Judge william Miles
Turpin was the scene OF a pretty we'd
ding last Tuesday evening. when his
niece. Miss Susie Miles Cooke. became
the bride OF William Vincent Moscley.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moseley.
both Of Richmond. The wedding took
place at 6 o'cloch In the presence of
the two families and a few friends and
relatives. Rev. George w. Mcdaniel,
D. D., officiating. The whole lower
floor was beautifully decorated with
palms. ferns and flowers Mrs. c. =.
Cooke presided at the pianO.
The bride. wearing white tafteta.
with hat to match and carrying
larBe bouquet Of white asters tied with
tulle entered with her brother. Charles
+. Cooke who gave her away. she
was attended by Miss NJ. Christine
Fleet as maid Of honor who wore
dress of white net trimmed In satin.
and carried bouquet OF pink asters
tied with pink tuile. The groom was
attended 10y Joseph +. Garren az best
man. The brides other attendants
were Miss Thclma Mosciey, sister OF
the groom. who wore white net trim
med in tarfeta, and carried pink and
white astcrs tied with pink tulle: and
and Miss Rebecca Jones. who wore
white net trimmed in silver cloth. and
carried pink and white asters tied
With pink tul!e. The groomsmen were:
Thomas j. Doilard and William Hall.
Little Miss Dorothy Cooke. niece OF the
bride acted as Hpwer girl and entered
Just before the bride. carrying, bas-
ket OF tiny pink flowers. Catherine
Cooke, also niece OF the bride. and
Agnes In Prade, cousin of the groom.
held the ribbons. They wore white
frocks and pink ribbons.
shorty after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Moscley left for Niagara, where
they will spend most OF their wedding
trip. stopping at Washington, Phiia-
delphia and other cities They VII be
at home after September Is at 500
North Eleventh street
Observation-Disclosures.
\ quiet. but pretty. wedding was
celebrated on Wednesday afternoon.
August 80. at o'clock at oak Grove.
tho home of tn. bride in FluNanNa
Count. when Miss Riva Eleanor
povlcs, daughter of DR.. II. &. Bowles.
and Robert l.. Woodson, Of Goochlnnd
County. were married. Only relatives
witnessed the ceremony. which took
pinco very quietly. Miss Katherine
i:owles rendered the wedding music
Mrs William ". Black was the brides
loatron OF honor and only attendant
aI,d George r. Bowles was Mr.. Wood
sons best man
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Clarence r. Sprenkle announces the
approaching marriage of his daughter
Edna Cornelia. TO Bernard J. More
cock. The wedding will take place in
ihis city OF Wednesday.