Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

Northern tour.
Dnvfs-Nnn Deurscn.
The blue drawine-room at tho Hotel
McAlpine. New York City, on June s
was the scene of prcttily arranged
wedding. when Rev. u. T.. Eaton. Of the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Of
hciated at the marriage of Mrs. Grace
Van Dcursen and Eugene Lewis Davis.
Mrs. Gavin du High. of New York and
Virginia. was matron of honor. Tho
bride was attircd in jade green satin
and brocade yelled with green chiffon
point lace collar. n diamond pendant
and teweied bag, the only ornaments.
were the gifts of the groom
Mrs. Van Deursen has been well
known in Richmond for many years
being the daughter of w. ii. Adams.
who has been active in developing the
mineral belt in Louisa County. Mr..
Davis is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
T.. Davis. of 1923 West Grace street.
ana is connected with the government
service at Washington. The bride and
groom have been extensively enter
tanned in New York They expect af-
ter Il stop in Washington to return 70
Mrs. Daviss country home at Mineral
before going to Virginia Beach for the
summer. ultimately making their home
in Richmond
C01-Joyncr.
Miss Mary Bcykin Joyner. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Vincent Wichard Joyner
TO Richard sydney Cox, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B. l.. Cox. Of Isle of Wight
County, which took place at o'clock
i'll Trinity Methodist Church. Smithficld.
was attended by a large number OF
friends. hoth from in and out nf Smith
field Rev u. T. Merritt performed the
ceremony.
The bride entered the church with
her father, who gave her away She
was attended by Miss Eva Ioyner. her
t.i ri of IriI
maids were Miss Margaret Joyncr, the
brides sister. and Miss Gladys Golfer.
The groom entered with his best man.
L. Augustus Edwards. The ushers
were Robert Cox. Augustus Cooper,
Vincent Joyner and br Rca Parker.
Mrs. William Virgins played the we'd
ding march from "Lohcngrin" II
professional, Hearts and Flowers
during the ceremony and Mcndelssohn's
Wedding March" as a recesSiona!.
The church decorations consisted of
white and green, represented in as
para2us ferns aud daisies and candles.
The color scheme in the home was pink
and green, carried ont with Perkins
roses. pink sweetpeas and daisies being
used with palms and ferns in the
drawing room, library and dining
room. The bride was g"wned In
duchess satin, entrain trimmed with
rose point lace and tuie veil She
carried an armfui Of Shasta daisies and
wore gown of pink taffeta. hoop
skirt and bodice Of gold lace and tulle.
The bridesmaids gowns were nf pink
tafeta, hoop skirts. bodice> of silver
lace and tulle. The brides mother
wore white taffeta embroidered in
silver. The bridesmaids carried has
kets Of sweetueas
Following the reception at the home
of the brides parents. the couple left
for Norfolk, via automobile. From
that point they took The boat for a
wedding tour North
The out-of-town guests were Dr and
Mrs. l.. G.. Mccoy. OF Norfolk; Gordon
Wallace and Joseph Insolvency., of
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Crawley Joy
ner and the Misses Eva, Gladys. lone
Loyner. Of Windsor; Colonel and Mrs.
Park =. Dean. Air. ana Mrs T. K. Mar
shall, Mr. and Mrs. .. II. Riggan and
the Misses LcClaire and Ida Barten.
Of Windsor. and W. T.. Rouse, of New
port News
Home Wedding.
y quiet wedding took place on We'd
nesday evening at the home OF the
bride, MS East Marshall Street, when
Mrs. Matilda Fittz was married 10 Ed
win r. Evans. Only Il fcw intimate
friends Witnessed the ceremony. Rev
4. ~ Snoo, ID. H.. o;hciatcd
At Ncst Point.
The Womans Club. OF West Point
met on Monday with Mrs. J. e. Bland
the president, Mrs. ". :. Eastward
presiding. Mrs. L. Neustad, and Mrs
Scott Eroaddus won the prizes. The
club decided TO meet once a month the
first meeting to lie basket picnic at
"Suck House" just across the river
Miss j. /. Bland and Miss Brnntly
ireny were appointed to arrange tho
literary programs for the fall sessions
frumII-Iailry.
pretty wedding took place on
Tuesday morning At II o'clock al the
First Baptist Church. Rev. George W.
Mcdaniel. u. D., officiating, when Miss
Pearl Carter Talley. daughter of A.
4. Talley, OF Henrico County, became
the bride OF Charles ". Crump only
friends and the Immediate families
witnessing the ceremony.
The bride wore a smart travelling suit
81 blue 'affeta, hat to match, and car
RCD a shower bouquet OF lilies of the
valley. The groom was attended by
his brother, lawrence :. Crump as best
man Mr.. and Mrs. Crump left later
ior Atlantic city and other Northern
resorts. returning 10 Richmond in about
two weeks 10 make their more
Garden club 10 Meet.
The James River Garden Club will
mona AN extra meeting with Mrs. Eli
L"ckeit BeniisS, At her summer home.
Kerry Hill near Richmond. on Tues.
day afternoon. The pilo, car will leave
/ from the Young Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION promptly. at 3:45 o'clock, and
mere VII! be provision made for all the
members 10 attend the meeting The
| subject for the afternoon Will be The
Hdaptahiity of Cement for Making
, Garden ornaments.' .nl all members
~ the club are invited
Miss Smith ia We'd.
senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith an
ho"nce the engagement of their Gaueh-
Ter C"liic. TO j. Lyman Grant Frat
soh.of the late Colonel LeGaSc Pratt
.. Now Jersey. Owing TO the iil-hcaIth
az MISS smiths mother, the marriage
viii take place quietly "a, the residence
OF senator and Mrs. Hukc smith in
'"ihorn'a Avenue, at neon on Thurs.
: GAY N" only guests being relatives and
intimate friends
MISS smith is prominently related i'm
'his state and the South and n Num-
hef OF virginia quests will be presen,
AZ her marriage