Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
COL. M'CABE ATTENDS
MEETING OF s|cNERs
Is National President Of Association
Of Declaration OF Independence
Descendants.
BoUNDs-FosTER wEDDING
Ceremony Takes Place at Hanover
Avenue Christian Church--Airs.
Sampson Is Hostess at Westwood
reception.

Reception.
Colonel W. Gordon McCabe left the
city yesterday evening for New York.
where he Will preside to-day over the
board OF governors OF the Descend
ants OF the Signers of the Declaration
Of Independence, OF which society he
is the national president. The meet
Ing will take place In the Waldorf
astoria.
The marriage OF Miss Elizaida Cleve-
land Foster and Clayton Purnell
Hounds was quietly celebrated on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock In
tho Hanover Avenue Christian Church.
with Rev. q. w kemper officiating.
Tho church WAS decorated in palms
and lighted candles. and DR.. Jacob
lteinhardt was or;;anst and Mrs. q.
Watson James. Jr.. of New York, play
ed the Evening Star" from Tannhaus-
or very softly during the ceremony.
The bride wore n wedding dress OF
white duchess satin finished in silver
and tulle trimmings She carried
shower bouquet of lilies Of tho valley.
and her veil OF illusion. which was
fastened with orange blossoms, fell
from Juliet cap Of real lace. Mrs.
Andrew Jackson Brent was the brides
dame OF honor and only attendant She
wore a white satin gown. trimmed in
tulle and CHIFFON and carried a bouquet
OF Killarney roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bounds left later for
a Southern honeymoon which will In
clude Florida ana other points OF in
terest, and after May VIII be at
homo In Weldon. n. c. The bride trav-
eled In a smart blue taffeta costume.
with hat TO match. The wedding was
very quiet affair, and only the fam
lilies of the bride and groom witnessed
the ceremony.
Mrs. SsMpron Hostess.
Airs. John Russell Samp6on, OF Char
lottesville. who has been living for
some months at "Westwood," Gintcr
Park. gave an Informal reception yes
,erday afternoon for her guests. Miss
Helen irwin and Atias Mary Van hrs-
dale Tongue. OF Baltimore. and Miss
Merle Sampson, her daughters. all
colleEematcs at Bryn Mawr College.
Mrs. Sampson has recently been added
70 tho faculty OF the Bible Training
school which Is growing ny beside
the seminary.
Mrtraif-Huxhes.
AZ the homo Of sir and Mrs George
Lee Hughes. 3lt North Park Street. u
Guiet hut pretty marriage took place
Yesterday morning at II o'clock. when
their daughter, Marian Virginia. was
married 10 Wayne carr MetcaI The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
e James, u. H., H. the presence OF
Tic bride. who wns given In marriage
hN her father. wore n dark blue taffeta
SIX, and carried orchids and lilies Of
he valley Miss Jessie Peterson, OF
A'aerson w Va. tho maid OF honor.
wore quaint dress OF old rose silk
ana carried n bouquet of sweet peas.
w +. Metcalf brother Of the groom,
WAS best man. Tie other attendants
were Miss Leila May Perrin. in old
r""" charmeuse, and Drewry Jones The
par'ors were decorated with palms and
'iie lights were In pink. Lohengrlp's
wedding march was rendered by Miss
Lillian Bowman
Nfter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Met
oar LEFT for Northern tour. ON their
return they will make their home AZ
:l4 North Park street
Recent Announce ments.
An interesting engagement which
mas Just been announced is that OF Miss
ppr"th% Margaret Loughr!dgc. daush-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William J. I.ough.
ridge, Of Louisiana, and Esien War
Held Spears. OF Lexington, Ky The
marriage will take place in June. Miss
l.ouEhridge is niece Of Mrs. Richard
B. II. chew, OF Washington. and MIR
Spears is a first cousin OF Mrs william
Boiling. wife OF DR.. Boiling, Of Licking
ton, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson'S brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee Lowenberg
have announced the betrothal of their
daughter. Lucille May, to Monroe Led
erer Rardach, of New York City.
reception Will be given on Sunday even
ing, April %. at "Leomont." Norfolk.
Trfemun-Edwards.
Miss Janet l.. Froeman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Freeman. OF
stony Creek, Va. and Clarence Bland
Edwards, of Washington, D. c., were
married Wednesday, evening at e:3o
o'clock In tho Stony Creek Methodist
church by Rev. George f. Booker, OF
Lynchburg. The ceremony took place
before bank OF Southern smilax, and
the church was decorated with palms,
ferns and flowers The bride wore
white silk aud tulle veil caught with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet OF Ward roses. and was at
tended by Mrs. G. S. Field, of Coats
". e.. matron OF honor, a cousin of
the bride. Mrs. Field wore pink tat
feta and carried Easter lilies Miss
Anne Perkins. Of Newport News, was
maid OF honor. She wore pink creme
meteor and carried Easter liaes The
bridesmaids were Miss Eva Eppes, Miss
Lulu Eppes. Miss Nellie Lee and Miss
Mildred Edwards. of Kingston, r. l..
sister OF the bridegroom. Philip l..
Freeman. brother OF the bride, was
best man. Miss Margaret Braswell. of
Whittakers. ~ c.. played violin solo
preceding the ceremony, and OBLIGATED
at the organ.
The ceremony was attended by
wide circle of friends OF the bride
~. Sussex County, Petersburg and other
"!ties nearby. The bridegroom is tho
;on Of President Howard Edwards, of
Rhode Island State College, at King
ston, and is employed in the aGricul-