Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-21
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S"'eriy the country nome or her
parents. in Amelia County. after having
attended the Leesburg and Upperville
morse shows Miss Jones recently won
me Burmleish Trophy" n handsome
SILVER platter. presented to the most ac-
uohpiished horseback rider in FoXcroft
School
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Jones have been
az CoVerly' since the latter part of
May. and will not return to Richmond
until fall.
Pretty Wedding.
An interesting event OF the season
Was the marriage last Thursday
"Nening OF Miss Mary Langhorne Cloyd.
laughter OF the late David McNutt and
MRS. Cloyd. Of Pulaski County, to
kobert Gerry stephens, OF Birmingham.
Ala The ceremony took place at the
New Dublin Presbyterian Church at Z
o'clock Rev. Wilburn n. Mebane Of
hclating. and was witnessed by a large
number Of relatives and friends The
church was decorated in color
scheme OF green and wtte and Lighted
with candles
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her brother. David McNutt
cioyd. wore a lovely gown of white
satin and lace and her only ornament
was necklace of old pearls. Her veil
OF white tulle was caught with a coro-
net OF pearls. and she carried d shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies of the
valley. She was attended by Miss Good
ioe in gown Of pale blue taffeta, and
Miss Hartman, in pink tafeta. carrying
shcaf bouquets Of pink roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Didier.
MISS Pearl Ellis. Miss White. Miss Sal
lie Hartman, Miss Julia Ingles. Miss Fan
ME Lou Hartman. Miss Muir and Miss
' Minnie 1ngles. who wore gowns Of
white taffeta and net. and carried bas-
~ iHl faI az,
,ulle
The groomsmen were Edwin Hartman.
Gordon Bell. Darcy Didier Allen Cloyd.
J Tyler Ellis, Francis sloyd. Cols,on
7ntad and Ambrose Marye.
The groom was attended by r. B.
Marye and DR.. John Cloyd.
Mrs. leighton AGREE. of Lynchburg.
rendered the wedding music. The
ushe.s were D. Graz I.anghorne.
Maurice Langhorne. c. W. Hartman. Jr..
and David X Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephens left shortlc
after the ceremony for Birmingham.
and will be- a, home in Ashland. Ala,
a.ier July /
=" tunp Ia Maine.
The following boys leave next week
Tor Camp kaheoonwab East Scbago,
Me. Charles Valentine. Egbcrt Leigh,
III. Talbot Young. John Mcdaniel.
Hiram Gates, Garrett Wall, Jr.. Lewis
Fleming, Turner Arlington and Irving
scales n. p. Handy. OF Richmond is
associate director OF thi: camp.
Miss Lynch Wedh.
:. wedding OF unusual interest IN
Norfolk and Richmond society took
place on last Wcdnesia: evening AT
40 o'clock at the home Of the bride
IN StoCkley Gardens, Norfolk when
Mis. Virginia Kcmper Lynch daugh-
ter OF DR.. Junius +. Lynch and the late
Mrs. Lucy Kemper Lynch. became III.
bride OF Lyman Clifford Willard, son
of MIR and Mrs. Clifford !. Willard.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
David W Howard. rector of ST. Luke's
Church. and a stringed orchestra played
The wedding music
The bride entered the drawing room
with her father by whom she was
given in marriage, wore gown OF
white satin yelled in ;ulle. with court
train OF tulle with appliques OF white
ak Her veil OF illusion was arranged
from q coronet of orange blossom. and
nor flowers were a shower bouquet OF
Nice OF the VALLEY and Eardenias The
maif 81 honor was Miss Allen Gray
o. New York She wore "a gown Of
dress OF tulle made In the hooD skirt
style. and her flowers were white sweet
peas and maidenhair ferns.
Little Miss Catherine Baird daugh-
&c. OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Baird
Jr. the aower girl. She wore a
frock OF white lace and carried a bas-
ket Of white sweet peas. Little Fritz
Noting. Jr son OF Mr.. and Mis-. Fred
Noting. OF Richmond. and Edward r.
Baird, Jr were the ribbon bearers, and
both wore white David Copperfeld
suits, The bridegroom had his best
man John Young Brown. OF 81. Louis.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
M!!lard left for Northern wedding
;iip and. on their return. Will reside a,
F, the pride'e home in Norfolk until Oc-
tober.
Owing TO mourning in the bride 6
family the wedding was an extremely
quiet one. with only the two families
and few intimate friends present
among them being number OF rela-
tives from Richmond.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
en-, were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Noting, Mr.. and Mrs
sidney Buford, MisE Sarah Open
hcimer. Messrs. Buford Scott. Erskine
EGford, Buford and Fritz Noting, Mills
Neal Fitzhugh Lafferty, all OF Rich
n,ond: Mrs. J. P. Thompson. Of Orange:
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gray and Miss
Allen Gray. of New York: John Young
- Brown. of st. Louis: Mrs. William Cave
of Madison; Mrs. P. X. Uberroth. OF
OF New York.
Surprise Party.
\ surprise party was given Miss Ida
Lack in her home. l0o Fifth Avenue
Highland Park. on Monday evening by
a number of her friends. Games were
r,ayed on the lawn. after which re-
s-eshments were served.
Those present were Misses Ella Brad
slaw. Louise Nicholas, Ethel Dixon
Gertrude Dixon. Ellen DuNal. Gwen
Uolvn Jewett, Margaret Light, Alma
Hawkins. Gladys Hawkins. Ida Luck
Agnes Luck, Viola Chatham, Elsie
Konn Lille Jones, Elizabeth Macleod
Ecrnice Jones and Virginia Jones. In
gram Taylor. Arthur Reynolds. Curtis
DuVal. Bryan Nicholas. Carlton Jewett
Edward BEDFORD. Eldred Hawkins. Au-
. brey Dixon, Ernest Hawkins. Virgil
Goode, Charles Maurice John Tyrce
GUY Hawkins. Milton Luck. Frank
ZONES and Barron Wilkinson, and the
cnaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Roy
ones Mr.. and Mrs. Macleod and Mrs
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Miss Luck will leave shortly 70,
pa whnre she ELL be the