Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08
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or Mrs Cromwell o. Swami. became
me bride OF Ward Mayhem Parker
Mitchell. formerly OF Brookline. Mass.
nut now OF New York City. Tho cerc
mony was conducted by Rev. James W
Morris. -. D., rector of Monumental
Episcopal Church
me bride is closely related on her
Iathers side to the late Governor
Thomas Swami. Of Maryland. while on
hcr mothers side she claims relation
snip TO the Chnilles. OF Poitou, Southc"
france, and of prominent families
maryland The groom is related I"
late Governor Mayhem. Of Massn,
sets. and to Ralph Waldo Emera.n.
coming from a prominent Massachu
St'ts family. He is Il graduate OF Har-
E"fd University and of the Harvard
"a" School, and is member Of the
inward Club in New York City.
The home was decorated for tho
c@Sion baskets Of pink roses and lilies
o! the valley heing distributed In the
dlning-room and library, while the
altar was banked with palms and
lighted candeIabrs. with pink roses
ana lilies Of tho ALLEY Miss Lucy
pigges Swami, listcr. was maid Of
honor. and Orlando N. Barnes. OF New
York city. acted as best man. The
ribbon girls were little Misses Lucy
bieees Proctor and Frances Swami
Sinclair, nieces Of the bride.
The bride was given away by her
n.
"as sowned in white silk with lace
with her veil caught with orange bios
SONS She carried white prayer book
Win markers Of white satin and lilies
~ the valley. The maid OF honor was
dress in pink tulle over taffcta, carry
Ing a shower bouquet OF Maryland
roses
Their. was no reception following
the ceremony. and Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell left for Atlantic City. and will
nm 10 hoir
city. Among the out-of-town guests
'rerc Miss Mary Wilson Swami, Of New
York; Miss Mary Wilson Long. Of Bal
timore: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wallace
Mitchell and Glenn +. Mitchell, of
Brookline Mass: Mr.. and Mrs Charles
llexa nder Swami Sinclair and chill
dren. Of Alexandria: Orlando NJ Barnes.
walter Pollak, f. r. Brumley. william
Low and Reginald l.. Sweet. all Of
New York
L~nrinR for North.
Richmonders are already beginning
10 80 North for the summer months.
and many Will! spend the season in
Hew England and Canada Mrs. Alex
ander Wadsworth and her young
daughter. Miss Rebecca Wadsworih.
"a, Newport, where Lieutenant Wads-
worth XII Join them for the week
ends while his ship Is cruising in
Northern waters. Mrs George !. Bull
and Miss Agnes Bull will leave town
The last Of the month for All extended
stay in the North. They will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bull in
.>en Jersey, and then visit Mrs Max
veil. Of New York, at her summer
home on Long Island. going in July
"a Canada. where they w!l, be the
rrests OF relatives FOR the late sum-
wcr and !al! season, MIR. and Mrs
Charles pavenpor, will spent tho sum
mar as usual, az jamestown. r. l. and
VIII have as their guests durinE~,he
sc@3cn Mr.. and Mrs Richard " CAR
rin,,ton.
On Motor Trip.
Mrs Charles L.. Williams, Mr and
Mrs. Charles L. Williams, Jr, Of
strawberry Hil." and Mrs Brydon
motor trip TO Ashevillc, y G. and
o;her resorts in the Carolina noun
'atns. Miss Jane Strudwick, who has
recently returned 20 her home here
fron. Mrs. Mccullough's school. viii
lie among the attractive Richmond
group Of young girls going TO Wood
berry Flores, this week Tor the dances
She ana Miss Elizabeth Scott will
leave to-day for Orange
Reception md Dance.
The Alumni! OF 81. Joacph's Academy
Is entertaining the graduating class
Of 1919 AZ reception and dance a,
the school tonight a; $50 o'clock.
The auditorium viii be decorated IN
palms and the class colors of the
graduates.
Bnre of Dance thnngcd.
The dance TO be given at the John
Marshall High school by the Grand
children OF the Con:cdcracy. No. !,
auxiliary 10 the Richmond Chapter.
will take place on Monday. June II,
II $50 o'clock instead o: June % as
originally planned. unforeseen circum-
stances having caused a change in the
l,i
viii he the guests Of the Richmond
Chapter and all members desiring TO
attend must notify either Mrs. Samuel
Dew. Boulevard c72O-J. or Mrs. j. h
Bowman. Madison $27l-J, not later than
o'clock Friday morning.
Informal Dnnce.
Miss Katherine Lotcrzo gave dance
and reception recently in honor OF
Mrs. Louis Fitchltt Fry III her home,
s!7 North Twenty eighth Street.
Among those. present were Mrs. Louis
ritchitt. Misses Susie Clarke, Annie
Nevin. Katherine LoterZo. Lena Win
ner. Teresa Maneino. Irene Grubbs. Rosa
Seta. Grace Mancino, Lena Maneno
Mamie Dixon and Frerea Welsh: Joseph
Makancs, David Allen. John Frohman,
Charles Frowner Versa Cutchin.
amen Dunn, Michel Volma. George
Rowles. Jr.. Nick ,,egra. Cliffo d Lips
-omb. Julian Lotcrzo and Anthony
Seta.
Pretty Home Wedding.
The home OF the brides parents was
The scene OF pretty marriage yester-
day morning at II o'clock when Miss
Louise Lee billiard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. billiard, became the
bride Of Henry Moltz. Jr., son of MIR.
md Mrs. Henry Moltz. of this city. Rev.
Charles ". Sydnor officiating. The
tome was decorated with palms. ferns.
;ut flowers and lighted candles. Miss
MOltZ rendered the wedding NM
.:c The bride entered with her father,
Tho gave her away. She wore gown
dark blue. Her flowers were a cor
&c bouquet Of lilies of the valley and
,.rchida. Miss Mamie Frances billiard
was her sisters maid of honor, and she
Nure cream lace dress over pink
satin, and carried Killarny roses. Mr..
MOTIF was attended by his brother,
r.lnk MoltZ, as best man. The ushers
v.ge Wilson NJ. Moltz. Hunter Il. Keck,
J. Newton billiard and Clarence p
billiard. reception was given on