Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
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a S,orrow. to william Richardson Tai
bot. the ceremony TO take place on
IN ST. Johns Episcopal Church. at
Waynesboro. Mr.. Talbot. who has
i made his home in GrecnviGe. :. g..
i"r some. time past, is a s,sl OF Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Talbot. formerly
~ this city. but now OF Waynesboro.
lie is Il brother Of Mrs. X. l.atimer Cor
Ion. OF Richmond. and also Of Mrs.
William u. Dickson, OF Norfolk.
The wedding is Of much interest to
fashionable society here, and "A great
many relatives and friends from this
city will attend the ceremony In
.Waynesboro this month. Mr.. Talbot
'.nd his bride will be at home. in
Hreenviilc, S. c.. after January J.
Returns to Richmond.
Mrs. William -. Thomas. who has
'"een spending some time with her son
at the University OF Virginia. has re-
turned to Richmond and will be with
Mrs. Charles l.. Workman. Jr.. a. So
West Grace Street. until after Christ
mas. Mrs. Thomas expects to spend
a month in this city.
PROMINENT Wedding.
l. D. much interest To society here aud
throughout the state is the wedding
OF Miss Laura lowering Garnet. dnugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James iarnett. Of
reach Grove near owcnton. King
and Queen County. to John William
Taylor. OF King William o"ulAy. son
~ william H. Taylor. OF Norfolk. and
nephew Of Judge and Mrs. owen
twathmcy. The ceremony waS perform
cd q, II o'clock on Wednesday morn
inE. December s. at Upper King aud
7 Queen Church, Rev. Mr.. Frazer. pas
tor ri the church. officiating n was
An oid-fashioned country wedding. and
\ Nhe church was decorated throughout
In quantities of running cedar. ever
greens and frag rant white flowers The
altar was banked with trailing vines
AND white blossoms. and Miss Reed.
OF King william, played the wedding
march.
The bride entered The church with
her father. who gave her away. Her
!, wedding dress vas fashioned OF soft
white crepe dc chine and rare old lace.
and her veil OF Illusion. which fell to
the hem OF her gown. VA. arranged
MI q coronct Of orange blossoms. She
\ carried IA shower bouquet OF bride
loses and ferns. IohI Gwa,hlmey. OF
hinE william. was til" groom's best
man, and Miss Elizabeth ''la!brook
bcw, 81 Mas maid OF honor.
the bridesmaids Included Misses Lucy
and Anna hutchinson. iiilda Broaddus
and Matte Mahon. md the rrnnnsmcD
F'Ncrc John VI. Garnet. Edward Hutch
inson. George Ellis ard William Frank
lin Ellis
: color scheme 81 paiest pins. blu.
And green was carried out in the COS
tunes Of the maid Of honor and brides
maids, They wore quain, frocks OF
roile and net embroidered "a flowers
and drapcd Over silk
Immediately after the CEREMONY =,
the church. "a wedding breakfast was
given AZ tho home Of the brides MIR.
|-entS FOR tho bridal party. immedE.,.
families and = few Intimate friends.
The same color schcin" 81 green and
"hIie used AZ the rhurvi, WAS carried
out in the decorations. and III. urn,,,
ola rooms we're arranged everywhere
~ cNcrcrcrns Hnd white flowers Mr..
ana Mrs. Taylor left later Tor Il we'd.
ding journey North
Both bride and groom arc widely and
prominently related in Richmond. and
their wedding last weel; united NO
families DISTINGUISHED Tor generations
IN the social AMI .'oli,irsl history ~
the state.
Guest OF Miss French.
MIS- Ada Lee Tinberlakc. daughter
Of Juasc Z. w. Timnorlak.. Of wax.
Forest, y. c.. is visiting Miss Dessi.
i.ici'" French. AT llce IVES, Fr.nkiin
street Miss Timberlake Will spend
some time in Richmond. and a number
% Informal affairs will he incident 20
her stav here.
thc Womnn's tiul.
This afternoon al $50 O'Clock ; =.
clover will speak i; the Woman's ciuh
on The Poetry az Thomas Bailey AL
drlch' The chairman OF the afternoon
viii be Mrs. loan -. Robertson. and
IN" ho-t"sses VIII be Mrs. II. FRANKLIN
Acncw. Mrs. Beverley T Crump. Miss
|, Gc"rcia Blankeushiu. Mrs. neyerlcv
I Tucker. Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Charles y
i.arus. Jr. Mrs. Hobcr, +. rey,on. Jr,
Nrs. Clifton Miller. Miss Emily Wad-
dill and Miss Mamie Jones.
Rridc-to-Be Entertained.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Hunnicutt and Miss Ruth
Harding were hostcsses at 4 shower i'm
honor Of tho bride-to-b-. Miss Beatrice
Wilson Moss. OH last MondaS cven-
Ing. The beautiful Sussex nome.
Princeton WAS decorated in flowers
llrHlDc .1fi.E .n.; ,.1j,.
hv" hundred was played. after which
MISS Moss was n: ,-nted with a -iest
!, prize. THE ENch;rd Of Happiness"
Miss Mary Dohic. president OF the
SUSSEX ,ha9'ct' United Daughters Of
The Gon'ederacy, then presented TO Mis-.
Moss q handsome /. u. =. hin as a
token Of the chapters love aud apprc-
citation OF Miss Moss's services. She
WAS then showcr"d by her friends
present. after whici, refreshments were
served.
The guest Of honor wore a dress O,
white tullc over white satin. trimmcd
with silver lace. aud g bouquet OF vio- !
let's.
Those present were: Miss Rea,ricc
Wilson Moss. Miss CAROLYN Pom Miss
EHie Fell wronn. Miss Emma CAN'T
iIaskins, Miss Alma Ruth Harding.
y Miss Mary Emerson Dobie. Miss Laura
Briggs Dohic. Miss Leola Edwards.
Miss Mary Cochran, OF :mporia: Mrs.
Frederick j. Jackson. of Petersbury:
Mrs. Lewis itargrave, Mrs. Fannie j.
Wrenn. Mrs. Morgan Hunnicnt, and
Mrs. I'VE Of New York.
Hosts mt Cards.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. .. NJ. tyler entertain
: I'd at cards Friday evening at their
home. on FLOYD Avenue i'm honor o.
their guest. Mrs. Irene Norris Wolfe.
of Augusta, Ga. Among tho guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith
owen. Mr.. and Mrs. Greed Haskins.
Mrs. Irene Norris Wolfe. Ernest Eu.
bank. Ward Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
NJ. Tyler. Mrs. Meredith owen and
Air. Tyler made the highest scores Of
the evening and were awarded as
prizes Il jewelry case and y smoking
set. After cards supper was served.
u" give Play.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
cicty OF Central Methodist Church and
The Fellowship League OF South Rich
moud will give - play. The District
school at Blucberry Corners in tho
'I.uiubriGre Junior High SclonI I,r;-