Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
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smart affair Of yesterday was the
luncheon given by Miss Bell Perkins at
her home. 414 West Franklin Street
IN honor Of her guest Mrs. Herbert
carter, Of Washington. Tho drawing
looms were arranged in pink flowers
md a centerpiece of pink gladiolas
vas used on the luncheon table. The
faces were marked with quaint, hand
5ointed cards done by tho hostess, who
an artist of no small ability. Covers
''cre laid for eight and Miss Perkins
,1rited to meet Mrs. Carter. Mrs. VIII
lam II. White. Mrs. W. w. Sale. Mrs
Jennings Chopper Wise. Mrs. Thomas
Solling. Mrs. c. w. Miller and Mrs.
Adolph Ostcrloh.
Handsome deception for Bride.
Another handsome reception Of yes
;crday was the reception given BY Mrs.
John VI. Miller. Jr.. at her homo on
nonor OF Mrs. Otey Norvell Miller. Il
bride Of this month. and about seventy
i've guests were invited to meet her
me drawing-rooms were decorated
flowers. and the tea table in
The dining-room was set with silver
bowl filled with white roses.
Mrs. Miller received In white frock
with a corsage bouquet Of pink sweet
peas, and the guest OF honor wore a
gown Of Georgettc crepe. with purple
orchids Miss Susanna Martin. of Kin
s'on. " c.. who was also in the receiv-
Ing line. wore lavender crepe de chine.
with bouquet OF sweet peas Of the
same shade. Mrs. John NJ. Miller. III.
presided at the punch bowl, which was
Major and Nan Miller and Corbin Spicer
assisted In doing the honors in the
G.n!I groom.
observation-disclosures.
At II o'clock Tuesday morning
pretty wedding took place in the home
o. r. Logan Coleman OF "Woodside."
: fittsylvania County, when his daugh-
ter. Susie Hutin. was married to
Thomas Randolph Harrison. OF New
Kent County. The ceremony, which
was very quiet one. only the imme-
d!ate families being present was per-
- Johns Church. In the old fashioned
parlor which was decorated in ferns
m'mosa and sweet peas
Immediately following the ceremony
wedding breakfast Was served. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison left for
Warrington. whore they Will make
their home.
In Syracuse.
Mrs. II. a. Williams and he. son.
Richard. arc in Syracuse. " Y. where
they went 10 say good-by TO Irvine a.
, Williams. who leaves Camp Whitman.
Gr"en Haven. n Y. with the First
Field Artillery, National Guard OF
lie received his masters degree in city
forestry In New York College o;
Forestry, at Syracuse University. on
June -
Pretty Home Wedding.
pretty marriage was celebrated
Wednesday rveplnY a. ar
The home OF the bride, oll5 Park
Avenue, when Miss Etheiyn Tiilcr. only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs J. O. Til!er
was married 10 Thomas Russell! ciooch
Jr son OF Mr.. and Mrs T. II Gooch.
Reginald II Potts. .. u, performing
the ceremony. The bride wore IL white
st,in gown made with an overdress Of
tul!c embroidered in pearls. and her
veil OF Illusion was fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried n shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and Bride
roses. Miss Bessie Geoch. sister Of the
groom, was maid OF honor She was
gowncd in pale pink tafteta. with a
iichu Of lace. and her bouquet was a
shower OF Killarney roses and lilies Of
the valley. Miss Ethe! Smither, wear
ing white ELK net corded in pink tat-
fe'a and carrying an armful of pink
roses, was bridesmaid Percy Omohun-
dro was the groom's best man. and
the groomsDen included Perry Seay.
Perc" Davis, Warren Til!er and Henry
Gooch.
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Gooch left for an extended Northern
wedding trip. which will include Ma
CARA Falls. New York. Toronto and
Thousand Islands
Deitz-Parrtsh.
One of the most important society
events OF the season was the marriage
OF Miss Kathleen Hillsman Parrish
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. l. Parrish
ey Dait1 NJ
and Mrs. James .. a. Deitz OF Rupert
w Va.
The ceremony took place in the
home Of the brides parents. s04 Haw-
thorn Avenue, Ginter Park. on yester-
day at noon, in the presence OF a large
company Of relatives and friends. Rev
william Lockhardt Ball officiating. The
bride, who was given in marriage by
her father, was met AT the altar by
The groom and his best man. F.. c.
williams.
The brides wedding dress was fash
Toned Of white satin. embroidered in
pearls, and she carried a bouquet of
white roses and lilies OF the valley.
her only ornament being diamond
pendant. the gift OF the groom. She
was attended by Mrs j. b. Watkins
Jr. who was gowned in white net over
silk. She wore large picture hat
Of pink and carried Killarney roses
Little Emma p. Williams. attired In
net frock. scattered roses in the
brides path.
The rooms were decorated through
out In palms. roses and Easter lilies
Tho wedding march was rendered by
Professor Jacob Re!nhardt. while Mrs
william Reinhardt sang Perfect Day"
and To-day" during the ceremony
Jacob Umlauf acted as master OF cere-
monies.
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Deitz left for motor trip
through the Valley OF Virginia and
Maryland, after which they will visit
his home In West Virginia.
On their return. they will be at home
y; 604 Hawthorne Avenue, Ginter Park
observation-disclosures.
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham Banks
! announce the marriage OF their daugh-
Ter, Annie. to Carl Wellington Johen-
m!ng. the ceremony having taken place
Monday morning mt 7 o'clock. Rev j.
4 Wickev officiating.
Immediately following the ceremony
MI and Mrs. Johenning left for trip