Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
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byrnc, or this city. became tho brido
of Dr. Vernon Brickhouso Gaskins
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gaskins
OF Aurora, n. G. The ceremony was
performed by Rev Father kaup, OF tho
sacred Heart Cathedral, and was wit
messed only by the immediate families
The bride wore a travelling costume OF
dark blue taffcta. with hat and gloves
10 match and corsage bouquet OF
orchids
After an extended honeymoon Dr.
and Mrs Gaskins will make their homo
in Aurora. y. G..
At the White.
The cottage colony has begun to ar
rive at the White Sulphur Springs for
the summer months. and many promi-
ncnt Richmonders will! be established
there for the season. Mrs. Thomas NJ
Rutherford. Miss Gwcndolyn Ruther-
foord and Miss Marie Isaacs left last
week for their cottage at the White
TO spend the summer months. and
among the society people leaving town
THIS week 10 open their cottages there
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Valentine. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Scott Campbell. Mrs. George
w. Bagby, Mrs Gordon Battle. Mrs.
Henry Taylor. Miss Virginia Taylor
ma Henry Taylor. Jr.. Colonel and
Mrs: Archer Anderson will go to the
White on Wednesday for an extended
stay. as they do each season. Much
handsome entertaining is done during
the midsummer months at the Green
hrier. and many weekend trips are
taken by Richmond people in Augus,
FOR the affairs given there
Motored TO RichmOnd.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Clark. OF
Hampden-Sidney, motored to Rich
Inond recently, going later to Wash
ington When Dr. Clark graduated
from the Medical College OF Virginia no
.-Ncturncd TO Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Booker Selden
have returned from their honeymoon
spent in Washington and Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Sclden were called back
10 Richmond on account of military
orders for the former.
Miss Gouldcr nm Attendant
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Lycurgus
Rose. in Chautauqua Avenue, Port Nor
FOLK. was the scene Of pretty wed
ding Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
when their daughter. Miss Lillian
Truce Rose, became the bride OF Bur
ryoll Richard Bricc The ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. Frederick Jones
pastor of Port Norfolk Baptist Church
Miss Ethel Robertson. Of Norfolk
was the maid OF honor and wore a
dress OF white not with pink GeorEette
crepe hat and carried shower
bouquet OF pink sweet peas. The brides
niece. little Miss Lena May Goulder. of
Richmond, who wore Il white lingerie
irock, carried the ring In the heart Of a
ally The bridesmaids were: Misses
Gypsy johnson. Mamie harris Ada
owens. Behah Roun,rec. Blanche
Si'vey, Daisy Grant, Mrs. Grove Phil
lips aud Mrs. stella Forrest. The groom
was attended by his brother. w. a.
Bruce, Of Norfolk. as best man
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Bricc. OF Wilson. y. c.: Mrs. L.
II. Goulder, Of Richmond: Mrs ]. A.
Johnson. OF Suffolk; Mrs John
Mathews. OF Everett y. G.; Miss g
NJ. Johnson. o, Myrtle; Mrs T. e
stephenson, OF Rich Square. \. G. AMI
MI aud Mrs. Paul = Luke, OF Norfolk.
Immediately after the ceremony. MI
and Mrs. Brice left for an extended
Northern tour.
Engagement Announced
Captain and Mrs. John Chapman
Niche announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Rebecca Lewis. to
James Herbert Jarrati. Of Petersburg
The wedding Will be celebrated at the
- First Presbyterian Church in Durham
y. -, in the early fall
Iiowey-Owep..
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
was the scene last evening at O'Clock
OF marriage Of interest. when Mis-.
Lucy Murray Owens. daughter OF the
late Joseph J.. and Mrs. Mary b. Owens
became the bride OF Thomas McCombe
ftowey. The church was decorated in
palms. ferns and daisies Just before
the bridal party entered Perfect Day"
was rendered by Mrs. Walter Mercer
Lohensrin's Wedding March was
played by Miss Grace Bolton. a pupil
OF the bride. The little ribbon girls.
Mildred Owens and Marion Ruth Rob
crtson, were dressed in white accordion
pleated China silk, with butterfly bows
or yellow ribbon. They were followed
by the flower girls. Misses Sadie Bob
Burns and Mildred Cheatham. also in
white silk. with yellow ribbons, carry
Ing field daisies and Marguerites. Tho
maid OF honor, Miss Grace Owens, was
Eowncd In white satin. draped In tulls
and carried sunburst roses The little
ringbearer. %irGinia Page Bass, wore
white, with butterfly bows OF yell
low. The briAe entered with her uncle,
w. H OwenaF by whom she was given
away, meeting the groom and his best
man. DR.. T. D. Jones, at the altar.
Where tho ceremony was performed by
Rev. t. ]. Nettler. assisted by DR..
Light The bridesmaids. Misses Bet
..e Owens and Cornelia Walker, of
washington. wore gold cloth. with
tunics OF tulle. and carried ferns, tied
with yellow ribbon: jamie Walker and
Jennie Gary wore white silk. draped in
tulle. and also carried ferns. tied with
yellow tulle. Tho ushers were DR.. Rob-
ert Mitchell. Aubrey Bass. w. w.
Friend. Joseph Owens Joseph Dorsett
and II. T. Cobb. The brides costume
was Duchess satin, with n court train,
and her veil was caught with pearls
Her flowers were Bride roses in a
shower bouquet. Mr.. and Mrs i1owcy
left Immediately for Northern tour
Married FstH7 Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lyon, of Clarks-
vile. announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Matte Louise to Arthur A.
McLaren. OF Cedars, Quebec. Can. The
marriage took place in Washington on
Thursday. and they were accompanied
by the brides sister, Miss Susie Lyon
Mr.. and Mrs. McLaren left Washington
Saturday for an extended trip, includ-
ing New York, Atlantic City, Niagara
Fails, Toronto. arriving at Cedars
Quebec on July Il, where they will
make their future home
Mic hrlde,S istA will ratnrn