The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-19

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Miss Carter. catering with her faith
or, wore parpls Chiffon velvet trim
med With wsse hands Of moles<in.
and = gold iace hat Her bouquet was
| shower Of Brides and Sweetheart
roseA Her enly attendant was her
sister. Miss Maude A. Garter. who was
evwned In pink chiffon taffeta and
| carried pink chrysantssmums. J. c.
PntfrctS the erccre's brother, acted
as best rnan.
| Immediately as.er the ceremony.
| Mr., and Mrs Philpots ieft for New
York. Niagara Falls and Canada
They win return by way % baltimore
and Washington
Miss Carter entertained her friends
~ reception "Wednesday evening,
preceding the wedding
Cradsaock---fsaker.
A pretty wedding took place IN
r4ynchhurg last evening, when Miss
Katherine Baker. daughter OF the late
Or. William H Baker and Mrs John
II. Cradock, became the bride OF
Nr. Charles Granville Craddoek. a
son OF MFR. John w. Craddock by a
former marriage. The First Presby-
ated with palms. fern and tall white
the bridal party. Mr.. Malcolm Gan
naway sang. For You Alone" by
Henry Geehl. The bride entering
with her step-rather. wore a beau
tlfnl gown OF white silk net and satin
embroidered in silver with q court
train, and carried shower bouquet
Of valley lilies and orchids The maid
Of honor was Miss Elsie Darlington
Craddock. a sister of the groom. Her
dress was fashioned OF orchid -colored
| metal CLOTH yelled IN the same shade
SILK net and embroidered in silver.
She carried a sheath OF Ward roses.
The bridesmaids were Misses Eliza
beth Moore, Margaret Christian, Percy
Handy, Hortense Noell and Leila Dew.
They wore charming frocks of daffo-
dil-colored metal cloth, yelled In silk
| net, and embroidered In silver. and
| carried shower bouquets of Lady
Campbell vo1ets. tied with orchid
tulle. The little flower girls, Misses
Frances Deane and Dorothy Moore
| wore fluffy white net with bodices of
orchid metal cloth, and scattered
daisies and pansies from gilt baskets.
George Gilmer Craddock, the groom S
brother. acted as best man, and
Messrs Gibson Hobbs Mitchell
Strother, Tom williams. Tom Terry
and DIR. T. Y. Davis were the ushers.
The groomsmen were Messrs Frank
Deane Baker, the brides brother; J
Gordon Payne. Jr., Edward Caring
ton. Christian Hutter and James
bearing Christian. dinner followed
the ceremony Mt the Virginia Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Craddock left immedi-
ately for a Northern trip. The out-of-
town guests for the wedding were Mr..
md Mrs
Deane and Frank D. Baker, OF Knox
Vile, Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. George Gil
mer Craddock of Greenville. South
Carolina; Mrs. r. Holt Easley, OF
Houston. Va; Miss Leila Dew, OF
Wytheville; Mr.. George Peters OF
New York: Miss Harriet Evans, of
Amherst. and Mr.. Alfred Cosby, OF
New York.
ElIett-Hillsman.
A marriage OF general interest was
that Of Miss Myrtle Virginia Hills
man to Rufus Purdum Elicit. al
Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church
near Rice, Va, at p. NJ, Thurs
day. November 16. Miss Hillsmar
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| James Albert Hillsman, of Rocky Hin
Amelia County. Va, and Mr.. Elicit
OF Roanoke, Va, IS the son Of Mrs
j. F. Elicit of Jennings Ordinary
Virginia.
The church was artistically deco.
rated In evergreens and pink flow
ers, gracefully carrying out the color
scheme in green and pink.
Before the ceremony w. r. Elicit
of Roanoke. Va. brother of the
groom, played Pryor's After Sun.
set on the cello and Mr.. c. a
| Woodruff sang "Oh Promise Me.
| Miss Katherine Woodbridge, of Roam.
| oke, presided at the organ. Durine
the ceremony Schumann's ''Trau-
merei' was softly played on the cello
The ceremony was performed by the
| Rev. w. A. S. Conrad. of Burkeville
| Virginia.
! The BRIDES dress was white
| duchess satin with an all overdress
OF a n 4 embroidered Georgette
crepe trimmed in iridescent pearls
with long court train. The veil OF
Illusion was held in place by wreath
of orange blossoms fastened with a
crescent OF pearls and sapphires, a
gift OF the groom. The pearl neck
lace and old-fashioned bracelet were
| the ones in which her mother and
grandmother were married. -
! Miss Annie Hillsman dressed in
soft pink silk with satin trimmings
and Cora Hillsman in soft green satin
| opened gates for the bridal party.
| The two US hers were Holmes
| Vaughan, OF Burkeville and r. p.
| Walton, of Roanoke The brides
| maids were Miss Charlotte Cooke, of
| Roanoke. dressed in green chiffon
| taffeta and Miss Elizabeth Morrisette
| of Rice, In pink taffeta with chiffon
| Miss Margie Vaughan, of Burkeville
In green crepe-de-chine. with silk
| maline and Miss Helen vannier. OF
| Crewe. Va. in pink crepe-de- chine,
with pearl and chiffon trimmings,
| The groomsmen were Joel T. Hills
man. of Richmond; f. G.. Caldwell,
of Roanoke; J. E. Lewis. OF Prospect,
Va; G. Y. Stanley, of Roanoke. The
two matrops of honor were Mrs. c.
X Garnette, of Cumberland. Va,
gowned In pink crystal chiffon over
pink silk, and Mrs. J. l. Bradshaw,
of Rice. Va. in green silk and real
lace. The little flower girls carry
ing cut glass baskets Of tiny flowers
were Lucy Hillsman and Elizabeth
Hillsman, wearing dainty dresses of
pink organdy. with satin trimmings
and Rose Moshy and Kathleen Wat
son In dresses OF green organdy. with
satin trimmings The maid of honor
wore a handsome gown of yellow
chiffon taffeta and Georgette crepe.
trimmed in lridescent pearls and car
ried an armful of yellow chrysan-