The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-27
NORFOLK LADY TO
WE'D MISSIONARY

Miss Louise Barton Myers to Become
Bride of Rev. John Hubbard Lloyd
In Japan In Eariy Fail.
Smart society in Virginia L. mucn
interested In the announcement OF tne
erga4ernent of Miss Louise Barton
Myers. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ION Myers, of Norfolk. to Rev. john
Hubbard Lloyd, son of the late Arch
deacon John ]. Lloyd. OF Lyncnours
The wedding will take place In the
early fall In Kyoto. Miss Myers is
now teaching in st. Agnes School Tor
Jananese Girls in that city, and MIR.
Lloyd Is an Episcopal missionary III
TOXIC.
INSTRUMENTATION
The home of the brides oroaner'
G. c. Walton, SOC West Main street.
was the scene OF pretty wedding on
Saturday morning at II o'clock when
his sister, Mary Adelaide Walton. De-
came the birdie of Montague Fleet
Durham of Fredericksburg. the Rev
Dr. w. C. James officiating Inc
bride Ia the only daughter OF MI
and Mrs, It S. Walton. OF Stevensville.
and the groom is the son OF the late
Frank Durham and Mrs. Moliie Dur
ham, OF Howertons The bride was
given In marriage by her orother
Green and yellow decorations were
used throughout the house and the
altar was banked with palms. Miss
Louise Seiger rendered the wedding
march and Believe Me- was played
softly during the ceremony.
The out-of-town guests were Miss
louie Hall. Of Bigiers. Mrs. Fred
Moore, little Bessie Moore and Mrs. F..
G. Lumpkin, OF Petersburg.
After a months wedding trip MI
ard Mrs. Durham viii ae at home in
fredericksburg
To Give Moonlight Excursion.
A moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap
will be run this evening by the Blue
Ridge Club OF the Young Women's
Christian Association, the PoCahontas
being scheduled 10 leave the wharf AT
Sis o'clock Homemade candy, cakes
and sandwiches will he sold. Proceeds
will be used in paying expenses of
delegates TO the Young womer'e Chris
tian Association conference AT Blue
Ridge, y. c.. which convenes July 81.
Tickets are on sale at Srrau$ Cigar
Company T. \ MIXERS and Partin 8
drug store. on Church Hin, or may he
obtained from the members OF the
club.
btfNiit " tNtGEhG,
One 81 the most Interesting affairs
of the Summer was The double we'd
ding which MAS aolemniaed in the
Morning Cha pel ~ Holy Trinity Epis-
CopaieF huTch yesterday norntnr at
1910 o'clock by the Rev ]. J. Gravatt.
u u, rector ~ the church. when Misc
Elizabeth BruCh Brooke was married
20 Thomas Clifford Richie and Miss
MILAN Carter Brooke was married TO
Henry Martin sommcrvtlle The
brides are the daughters of jacquel!n
Amber Brooke, Roses. palms and
ferns decorated the chapel. and Mrs
Charming VI. Ward was In charge of
the music. The bridal chorus from
''Lohengrin" was used as n process
sjonal and Nendelssohn's march was
the occasional Just before the
bridal party entered Mrs Hamilton
Smith sang % Perfect Love and To
Wild Rose" VAS played quietly dur
ing the ceremony. The brides were
given IN marriage m their father
They wore attractive dresses Of white
net with large white hats. They car
ried white PRAYER books with markers
OF lilies or the valley Little Miss
Jane Reid Nenable. whose frock was
white lingerie finished with pink rib
bons, was the only attendant. She
acted as flower girl and carried
French basket filled with Killarney
roses. Walter Gray Somerville and
Robert Francis Richie, Jr. were the
best men. and the ushers were VIII
liam G. Minor and a. Reid Vena Bile
Only the immediate families were
present at the ceremony, and later
the two couples left for their we'd
ding trips.
There will be a called meeting Of
In the Service of the k"z Circle,
Kings Daughters at the home of Mrs
Robert Bowers, Ala North Boulevard.
this afternoon at o'clock.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet tomorrow morning
al II O'clock After this meeting
there will be the usual vacation of
three months TO the last week In Sep
tember.
The meeting of the Housewives
League. which was postponed from
last Wednesday. will take place on
Wednesday afternoon at s o'clock. In
Room $50 OF the Jefferson
Wedding Announced.
Mrs. Elizabeth T Jones announces
the marriage of her daughter. Marian
Agnew to Edward John Byers. The
ceremony was performed in this city
on Saturday, June "a
Return TO the City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel D, Talley and
Mrs. B. Pollard Cardoso. of West
Franklin Street. who have been spend
ing two weeks in Atlantic City. re-
turned to tho city yesterday They
win 80 to Bon Air the irst OF July to
spend several m onths.
Miss Darlington TO We'd
Society throughout the State 10
much Interested in the wedding Of
Miss Eifreth Darlington. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. Cullen Darlington. OF
Charlotte Courthouse to Beverly Pur-
nell Esgleston, which will take place
this evening At o'clock in the Pres
oyterian Church at Charlotte Court
house. The Rev. r. L. NcNair, Of
Blackstone. assisted by the Rev. Coch-
ran Preston. of Charlotte, will be tho
ofhciat1ng ministers. Miss Caring
ton will be attended by her sister,
Miss Louise Cabell Darlington, as
maid OF honor. and little Mary Ell
freth Eggleston. niece OF both bride
and groom. will be the ring bearer
Beverly Purnsil Eggleston. Jr.. cousin
OF the groom, will act as best man.
and the ushsrs will include Charles