Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
O'Connor, DR.. and Mrs. Fred Hodges
and DR.. and Mrs. Paul La Rogue.
TO Give House pnrIS


o'Comnor DR. and Mrs. Fred Hodges
and DR. and Mrs, Paul La Rogue.
TO Give House Parry.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Scott PARRISH Of
"Miniborya." arc entertaining house
party for several days. the guests to
remain over tho Fourth. Among the
visitors are to be MIR and Mrs Pres
and Mrs. j. w Young. of Baltimore.
and Mr. and Mrs. CroXton Gordon, Of
Richmond.
Visiting Relatives.
Mrs j. Taylor l;llyson. of 10 East
/ Franklin Street, is visiting her sister.
Mrs II. Jordan. at Glen Cottage" her
lovely country home near CraiSSvillc.
Miss Sarah Is. Hotchkiss. who makes
her home with her brother and sister,
ilieutcnant- Gorcrnor and Mrs. J. Tay-
Tor Ellyson, acre. is the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. y. NJ. Iiowison. at The
! oaks" in stanton.
In Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles q. Boshcr. OF
this city. who have been absent in the
North since the early spring. and Mrs
! ). r. Latham, are guests OF the Misses
Langley at their home in Norfolk. Mrs.
Hosher. whose new book, People Like
That has been one Of the most dis
icussed novels of the ason, was much
entertained by the literary set in New
York. many handsome functions being
given in her honor.
Miss Craig Bride.
| \ wedding of interest here was cclc-
hratcd n the country home of Joseph
lCraiS. near ChriStiansburg for Wcdncs-
day evening. when his daughter, Mary
Walton, was married 10 Thomas Shut
! flcbarccr of ChriStiansburg. The mar
jriasc, although very quiet one, was
an important event, uniting two pro,ni-
ncnt Virginia families. Mr.. Shuttle
barScr is a member of one OF South
west NirEinu's bcSt-known families
and Miss Craig descendant OF several
distinguished old Virginia families and
I is niece of the late Admiral Itoblcy
u. Evans. The ceremony was por-
formed by Rev. Dr. Nelson. of tho
Episcopal Church. at Blacksburg, in
the presence OF relatives and a few
most intimate friends, and Immediate
! y afterwards Mr.. and Mrs. Shufflcbar-
ger left for an extended trip North.
The bride wore Il handsome tailored
travelling suit oc gray with hat to
match. and carried an arm bouquet OF
Bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shufflcbargcr will he
AT home in thriStiansburE after July
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Marriage Announced.
Mn. and Mrs j.. {. Landrun announce
tho marriage of their daughter. Bessie
Earl. 1" William Conrad Webb on
Thursday. Juno 20. Rev. Archdcacon
Colstou performed tho ceremony.
Mr.. TunStaIl Wcds.
Says Il recent exchanges:
ON" Of tho most fashionable we'd
dings Of Tho summer season took place
"Wednesday evening in st. Paurs E.piS-
copal Church. in Henderson, Ky. when
Miss Virginia Hunter Lyme. daughter
of MIR aud Mrs. James Henry I.yuc. OF
that city. became tho bride Of Robert
Baylor TunHtall. Of Norfolk The
+ church was decorated with palms. fcrus
and ascension lilies, and tho ceremony
which took place at o'clock. was
performed by Rev. Robert Newton
Ward. rector of tho church.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
Charles Edward Dallam. who wore "a
gown Of lavender tullc. and tho maid
of honor was Miss cornclia Lyme, "a
Sister OF the bride. Her gown was
Of corn culorcd tullc and their flowers
wcro OF sweet peas To match their
gowns.
Tho bridesmaids were: Misses Flea
nor Tyne. another sister Of the bride;
Dorothy Dichmam and Elizabeth Peck
with. "f Charlcstown, w. Va
MIR. Tunstall had as his best man
his brother. Cn,hbcr, runstall. and the
White. Jr. and 6. Wiley Crandv, Jr
OF Norfolk; Or Armistcad Dobic, OF
the University of Virginia. and Messrs
George and Kenneth Lyle, and James
McCulloush. of henderson
Following the ceremony there was :.
small reception at the home OF the
bride in Center street for the bridal
party. relatives and n few intimate
friends. Among the ut-of- town
guests present were: Mr.. Donald Me
Donald Miss Maria Mcdonald and Mrs
II. =. Mcdonald. Mrs Nan l;ustaphicvc
OF Louisville. Ey.; MIR. ana Mrs. Iuu-
ter Mclboua!i, Of Nashville. and Mr.
and Mrs William Glasgow o'lallun,
OF 1t. Louis
After ALI extended western wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Tunstall will make
their home in Pembroke Avenue, Nor
folk"
GahklnS--Dyrne.
y quiet but pretty wedding was cele-
hratcd yesterday afternoon Mt 2:l5
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