Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20

sstant pastor of tho First Presbyterian
church OF Raleigh. II took place in
tn" wide hall before an altar banked
with palms and lotus flowers and
lighted By many white candles.
The bride entered with her brother.
James II. rou, Jr.. who gave her away.
Miss Helen Leigh Bailey, daughter of
G. I. Bailey, was train bearer. The
bird" was Eowncd In white satin and
duchess lace. and carried Il shower
bouquet of whit" orchids and lilies OF
he valley. The bridesmaids were
Misses Marjorie Montague. of raleigh.
Evelyn Jackson. Of Richmond: Annie
Worth. Of Wilmington; Josephine Gil
9er Of Wayucsvillc " e.: Annie
'onnG, Of Raleigh and Annie Ihric
Pou. of Smithhcld. They carried
r"nch baskets 'iilcd with pink astcrs
William Bailey Jones acted as usher.
Glowing the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
alley left in an automobile. and will
ontinuc their wedding trim bv notor
"a far as Maine before their return.
Mr.. Bailey is collector of internal
"vcnue for tho Eastern District OF
N"rth Carolina The out-of-town
ucS,s were: Mrs. Annie smith Pou.
he widowed grandmother OF tho bride:
Mss Martha Smith. the great aunt of
he bride. and Miss Matte Pou. aunt
t the hride-all OF Smithicld. y. g.:
RS Charles Worth Miss Louise
Worth, OF Wilmington. Y e.: Miss
virginia Davis. Of Wilson. y C.: Mrs.
;. T. Monitt, OF Richmond: Miss Ger
rude Smith. NJ NJ, Airy. y -. aud
irs. William Saunders. OF smi,hneld
n" bride is the Observation-Disclosures
II Mrs. Monitt. and has been much en-
ertained here.
Motoring Through the state.
II
l'"f"thy Turner and little Edmund
Turner. OF this city. have been motor
ins through The Virginia mountains
Tor tho past week. They have made
STOPS at Augusta springs. Virginia Hot
Springs and Natural Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner and their party
were accompanied a. far as Charlottos-
VILE b. Miss Alice f. Hooper and
Clarence r. Johnson. whcro Miss
Hooper has been the guest OF iIr aud
Mrs. j. J.. MORROW at their new home
At Fry Springs.
Hack From Motor Tour.
Dr. and Mrs Lawrence Y. Price Mr.
and Mrs. Robert " 'ull:ain and Miss
Emily Mcdowell left Richmond In Or
Prices car on August and arrived at
: Lexington, via Staurto-. that evening.
The remained at stanton several
hours, and then reached Gala, via Fin
castle. the following evening.
After remaining Il week a. the home
OF Charles r Price. Dr. and Mrs Price.
with Misses Carrie and Josie Buhr-
4. Morgan. left Thursday morning for
fincastlc Roanoke. Catawha. Blacks
burg, Mountain Lake Craig. Healing
and Virgins Mineral Springs They
also visited White sulphur. Hot aud
Warm Springs, and returned to Rich
nond Yesterday, accompanied by Miss
Nellie Price OF Gala.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= pretty but quiet marriage took
place FRIDAY evening AZ o'clock In
'ho nowa OF Nr and Mrs. John FuljaG.
I'm Hiuhlaud Park. when Miss Ann Es-
tclle Eiaytor was married 20 Grover
cleveland Brothers. Rev. Clayton O.
1utti, of Highland Park Methodist
Church. g,'iciatcd
The brides gown was O. white C;cor-
gat,e ar"pc, with trimmings OF ribbon
over white rrcssalinc, and she carried
Bride roses tied with white gauz. rib
hon she Is the daughter Of Mrs. Mar
Gu"r're Young CLAYTON and the late
John Wiuiam clayton 81 Caroline
Counts Miss olive Naudc CLAYTON was
hc- cousins maid Of honor. and wore
Il white net dress over white silk. and
carried shit. roses. The groom was
attended by q. y. Jones. who acted az
best man There were no other at
PENDANTS, owing TO mourning in the
family Of tn" bride.
e. hu, has made his home here for
several years where he is engaged IN
business Mrs Henry Hohson sang
Tell Ne That You Love Me" just be
fore tn" ceremony.
MIR and Mrs Brothers will be ut
home q, 7iG Fcndall Avenue, Brook
ivu Park. after august %.
Miss Williams Hostess.
Miss Mildred Williams. daughter Of
Mir and Mrs William Reid Williams.
was hostess at an informal dance Mon
da, niah, I'm her home 1915 Park Ave-
nue MISS Williams entertained in
honor OF Miss Barbara James. OF Dan
yillc who left Tuesday. after n visit
to Miss Louise shepherd. ~ Dunbar
ton Those present were Miss Mar
tina Fitzgerald, Miss Carrie Taliaf"rro
Mise Alice Ayl"tt Hore. Miss Deborah
McCarthv Miss Nutoinotte Thiermann.
Miss Virginia Jones Miss Rchecca Bird
Miss Louise Shepherd; M"ssrs. John
Powell, Douglas Rodcn. Tucker Car
rington. Thomas Swami. Marlborough
Addison. Marion FitzGeraid; Philip
shield Alexander Blair, Walter Nc
Carthy. VIII Burruss. Robert Baldwin.
James Hughes. Powell Williams, Reid
williams. pr. Darlington Williams. Mr.,
ana Mrs Drewry Wright and Mrs. Wal
ter Williams.
To Return 10 Frnnre.
Miss Kate Cooke, daughter OF MI
and Mrs Merritt r. Cooke. OF Norfolk
will return To the American Ambulance
at Nerilly. France She VIII leave New
York on September .. on the French
liner Rochamheau, and will arrive at
Neuillv within two weeks.
Miss Cooke was in the American
Ambulance Hospital Mt Neuil,y soon
after the outbreak Of the war in Eu-
rope and remained in the service there
for six months or more, She returned
to her home in Norfolk about six
months ago. and has recently received
an urgent request from tho head nurse
Of the hospital to come back. II was
upon this request that Miss Cooke de-
cided to return to the hospital in
Ncullly
Isnrk From Maine.
An interesting colony OF Richmond
people has been summerinG IN New
England and camps all through tho
mountains OF the North have been
popular during the summer season Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Muncc. who spent
several weeks in the Maine woods. near
the Canadian border have returned to
their home on Monument Avenue. Mr..