Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
66th YEAR


most without interruption. and we'd |
dinss OF more or less Importance. will |
again be the most interesting social |
events on the calendar for the days |
10 como. Teas and lunchcons and |
dinners and dances arc TO be given in !
honor OF the brides and their maids. |
and these events crowd tho days of the !
week in most happy fashion, previous |
10 the nuptials at home or in church. !
One hears Of Showers of all sorts |
md conditions. and tho ingenuity Of
tho hostess is delightfully."- brought out
I'm the various ways she is able to
think up for presenting gifts 10 the
guest Of honor
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock the
marriage "f Miss I.ilias Blair Cary.
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. Wilson
Miles Cary. and Rev. Thomas King
Curric. Of Columbus, Ga. will be cclc-
bratcd Tho ceremony Will he quiet
one, with only relatives and intimate
friends present. and a reception Will
be held at o'clock.
Another important society event OF
this week is the wedding OF Miss Mary
Morris Mason. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Murray Mason. Jr.. 10
Edmund Strudwick, Jr.. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Strudwick. OF this city.
event OF Saturday evening. and the
ceremony viii! take place at $50 o'clock
In tho Zion Episcopal Church at
Charles Town, w. Va. a reception
will DC hold at the home of tho brides
parents Immediately after tho ccrc-
mony at the church number OF
relatives and friends from Richmond
will attend tho wedding. and Miss Jane
Strudwck will act of the
bridesmaids.
Mt. Strudwick and n bride will
mako their home in Richmond on their
return from wedding journey.
Two additional names for the
d.butante list this season are those OF
Miss Laura Nelson, daughter OF DR.
and Mrs William Hugh Nelson, and
Miss Elise Atkinson. Of Baltimore,
granddaughter of Mrs Charles L. Will
Iiams. OF strawberry Hill"
Already dates for balls and rcccp-
lions arc being chosen for the dcbu-
Mes. and rumor has II that some Of
sji" most brilliant balls that have been
given in Richmond in many years will
tnkc place here this season I'm honor
Of buds OF the year.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr. and Mrs. benjamin l.
Smythc. OF Shadows" Bronxvillc
y Y. FOR tho marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Ruth Elizabeth. 10 John jackson
Chambers son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VI.
Allen Chambers, or this city. The
ceremony Viii Jake place at the home
az the brides parents. on Thursday at
O'clock. ana viii be followed by "a
reception After November ] Mr..
Chambers and his bride will live in
Bronxvillc. BRENT WITT
SiIrr--FOstrr.
on October Il Miss Caroline Hin
Foster. third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. w Foster. of Charles River VII
larc and Marhlchcad. Mass, will he
married TO Theodore Sizcr J-.. Harvard
1916. Of Eas; Scventy-third Street. Ncu
York The ceremony will take plac
at the FRS; Parish Church. Dover
Mass. at $3.50 o'clock. The wedding
will be followed by reception at
o'clock at tho home OF the brides
parents.
Mr.. Sizcr, who is a son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert II. Sizer, OF New York. is
a nephew OF Miss Josephine Sizcr, OF
this city. and is widely and prominently
related throughout the State.
University Wedding.
A great many guests from Richmond
went to Charlottesville yesterday to
attend the wedding OF Miss Adcline
Staples Davis. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
John StaiGe Davis OF the University
OF Virginia. and Levitt Lawrence Phil,
l,ps son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mott
Phillips. OF Pine Bluff. Ark. The ccrc-
mony took place last evening at $50
o'clock in the quaint little chapel at the
university In tho presence OF a bril-
liant assembly of relatives and friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Beverley D. Tucker. Of the university.
and Rev. Robert Williams. OF Prince
ton. y. ]. The chancel OF the chapel
was banked with fragrant pink
and white blossoms and lilies and
cathedral candles were used on the
altar. Professor Hall Gust rendered
the wedding music.
The bride entered with her father,
who gave her in marriage. Her we'd
ding dress was lovely affair, fash
Ioncd OF white satin and tulle. and tho
bodice was finished with rose point
and duchess lace. Her veil OF illusion
was fastened with orange blossoms and
| fell TO the hem OF her gown. She car
ricd n presentation bouquet OF lilies
Of the valley and white orchids. They
were met at the chanccl steps by tho
groom and best man. Wilbur Orto. of
Pine Bluff. Miss EnGenia Davis. who
was her sisters maid OF honor, was
gowncd in blue hrocade trimmed in
silver lace and carried an armful of
Killarney roses and lilies of the val
lev The six Observation-Disclosures Mar
garct Grant, OF Atlanta: Constance
Rushy. OF Newark; Elizabeth Thomson.
| OF Mont Glare, Pa; Henrietta Taylor.
Of Pine Bluff Lillian Marshall and Sal
lie. Boiling, OF the University of Nir-
Cinia, wore fascinating costumes of
mink satin and net with touches of pale
blue They carried nosegays of pink
roses and dclphintum.
The Eroomsmcn were IichcSrn
Voolfolk. Of Baltimore: Randolph 6.
Harrison, OF Richmond: Hartman NJ.
Robertson, of New York: John &. l'cm-
| berton of New York: Walter y. Will
ljams, Jr, of Richmond ana John w.
Harris, Jr., Of Galveston, Tex.
reception was held at "Airlcc." the
home OF tho brides parents Immediate
lv after the ceremony at tho church.
Tho house was thrown open every
where TO the guests aud decorated in