Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
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ana smart bocicty VIII be entertained
IN various interesting ways this after.
round or house parties for the Fourth
at country places. Edward j. Willis
VIII give his annual stag party to-
day at 'Penbrokc." and Il number OF
informal affairs will be given in town
by other hosts Of interest.
The regular biw"ckly dance AT the
Country Club will be held there this
evening instead Of Wednesday, and
there Will be fireworks TO celebrate
the day Of national independence Dec
"rntions and souvenirs Will he suit
able for the OCCASION and among those
who Will entertain at dinner previous
TO the hop arc Or. Thomas Scales. Mr.
and Mrs l.. j. Willis. Mr.. and Mrs !.
scott Parrish. Mr.. aud Mrs Grover G.
Itula Mrs. Stayman, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
G. Bell. T.. a. Donnan, Jr Mr.. and Mrs.
pen Cay. william Jemrics. H. 7. Me-
Intyrc. Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. Hawse. Mr.
"ud Mrs. Preston Bclyin. Mr. Sands.
w. l.. Massic. Charles Montague. H. r..
rr"ylor. Mr. aud Mrs. Chclf and Dr.
and Mrs. Terrell. Special cars will
leave the Country club stop AT l.:lj
Ing for the dance.
Cnrden-Crymes.
a very quiet but pretty marriage was
celebrated yesterday afternoon ut
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. l.. a. Par
r.3h, near william Byrd Park. when
MISS HSiettc CrSincs. or hcyhEllc, be-
came the bride Of John \. Garden, OF
Charlotte. Rev Il. H. White perform
ing the ceremony. The wedding march
from "Lohcngrin" was rendered as
professional by Mrs II. II. White. who
also played. 20 Believe Ne, II All Those
EndearinE Young Charms" very softly
during the service. There were no
attendants, and only the immediate
families were present.
The bride wore modish travelling
costume OF blue, with q hat to match.
and Mr. md Mrs Garden left later in
the afternoon for Northern honey
moon. The house was decorated for
the ceremony In potted plants, daisies
and shaded lights, the msntels being
banked with fern. and Garden flowers
or Interest Here.
OF much interest to society here and
throughout the state is the wedding
Of Miss Ida Payne Cleveland. daugh-
ter Of DIR. and Mrs. John Poindcxter
Cleveland, and Floyd Homer Ehmis,cr,
OF Lisle. \. Y, which was celebrated
on the evening OF juno - at $50
o'clock In the Baptist Church a, G!as-
gov. Rev. w. O. Watson, of MontourK-
Vile, Pa performed the ceremony.
The church WAS decorated In guam
titles OF old-fashioned garden flowers.
color scheme of pink and green be-
ing effectively carried out. y frieze
of hollyhocks was arranged on the
walls Of the church, and the altar was
banked with pink roses and lighted
candles. Miss Luc!c voolfolk presided
at the organ and Mrs. w. Morrison
Paxton, OF Richmond sang the Flower
Song" from Faust and Dekovcns Il
Love You So
The brides wedding dress Was FASH
toned Of white crepe meteor and chit
ION cloth. finished In pearls. and her
Veil OF illusion was fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried shower
bouquet or bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. Miss Louise Cleveland. who
was her sisters maid Of honor, w"r'.
a costume OF green and lavender chit-
fon over yellow and carried IAN arm
fu u dark red roses. The bridesmaids,
who included Misses Clara Babcock. OF
Westerly. i. l.. and Miss Mary Pax
ton. OF Richmond, wore white net
fro.ks made very full with quaint pink
tat-ta basques. They carried baskets
Of pink and white sweet peas and ferns
tied with tulle streamers. +. J., Car
rington, Jr.. " Columbia, :. G.. was
the best man. and the groomsncn in
cluded Or. George II. Snead, OF Rich
mond. and Herbert D. oliver, OF BAL
tiniore The two little flower girls,
Mary Brscoe baldwin and Elizabeth
Davis. cf Lexington, wore white linen
frocks with pink sashcs and carried
baskets Of rose petals The matron
%! honor, Mrs. Julian A. Burruss. was
Kowned in pink panne velvet with an
overdress OF SILK net. finished in lace
and silver, and her flowers were sweet
peas.
reception was held At the brides
home Immediately after the ceremony
At the church. The house was dec
Grated everywhere In sweet peas. yell
low snapdragons. sri!iaN and shaded
lights, and the mantels were banked
with roses. The bride has for several
years been head OF tho music depart
ment OF the Ifarrisonburg state Nor
NAL school, and the groom. who has
been doing graduate work at Syracuse
University. is a member OF the faculty
for next year The guests from dis
lance attending the wedding were
Julian \. Burruss. president OF tho
IlarrisonburE State Normal school and
Mrs. Burruss; Mrs. Dorsey Ebbert. OF
Cincin natl; Miss Frances Sale, Of Dan
bury, Ca; Miss Clara Babcock. OF West
erly. II. l.: Mr.. and Mrs. II, w. Sadler
Of Roanoke; Mrs. j. c. Burke, of Roa.
noke: Mrs. Edith I-ocher Leckey, OF
Aitavista; Mrs. Lucy Robins, OF Bon
Air: DR.. and Mrs II. F.. Davis. Of Lex
ington: DR.. G. II. Snead. OF Richmond;
f.. r. Darlington. of Columbia. S. c..
Or. Henry Troutman. OF the University
OF Virginia; Mrs c. L. Davis. Of Os-
weEo. y. Y. The ushers were DR.. Hen
nv Troutman. Sam Dickson. of Gallup
New Mexico; Raymond Bear and Char
ley Bear. of Washington and Lee Uni
versity: Maynard Monroe, OF Lynch
burg. and Robert Gound. OF Clifton
Forge.
At Annapolis.
Lieutenant Theodore Gordon Ellyson,
United States Navy, and Mrs. Eilyson
y arrived at Annapolis this week. Lieu
tenant Ellyson. who has been on sea
duty for the past three years, attached
to the United States steamer South
Carolina. will shortly take UP his new
duties as an instructor at the Naval
Academy. Lieutenant Ellyson is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Theodore Ely
son. OF S14 Park Avenue, and nephew
al Lieutenant Governor j. Taylor Ely
sol.
MISS Harrison Weds.
Miss Mary Cosby Harrison and Cecil
f:gsleston Cosby were married on Sat
urday morning at ii o'clock. Rev. L.
r. Smith, pastor OF Weatherford Memo
rial Baptist Church, officiated. pink
and white color scheme was carried
out the home being beautifully deco