Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
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Mrs. Williamson Talley and dau.h-
ter. Miss Florence rallcy. accompanied
by Mrs. Tallcy's mother, Airs =. w.
simmons, Of Jlagerstown. Md. return
cd I" their home on Monument Avenue
on Monday evening. They have been
spending the summer and early fall
ut Blue Ridge Summit. Pa. and visited
relatives in HaSerstown, Ell route FOR
Richmond.
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perkins and
Miss Mary Virginia Perkins. of New
Orleans are guests Of MIR. and Mrs. H.
Wellington Cobb here. MIR. and Mrs
Cobb and their daughter. Miss Kath
crime Scales, have recently taken tho
home Of Mrs. Barton II. Wise. ?la
Park Avenue. for the winter months
Miss Elizabeth Lyman, of New Or
leans. Will arrive next week t" visi;
Miss Katherine Scales.
Leave for California.
AIRS Horace Slater. who has been
Visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Y.
Whitehurst. In Richmond. ".'l leave
to-morrUw for her home In RedlandE,
Cal. accompanied by her little dauEh-
ter.
Misses Maude and Katherine Slater
Will spend the winter In this city as
the guest of relatives
AnprBrrhina wedding.
Society here il much Interested in
the wedding OF Miss Ruth Elizabeth
Smythc. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T..
Smythe. and John Jackson Chambers.
son OF air. and Mrs. NJ. Allen cham
bers Of ;his city. which will be cele-
brated Tomorrow evening at O'Clock
In Shadows" the home OF the brides
parents AT Bronxville. ~ y Miss NIr-
Einia Kendall. OF ParkcrsburE, w Va.
viii be maid Of honor. and Allen Cham
bers. a brother OF the groom. Will he
best man. The bridesmaids will in
c!ude Miss Martha Chambers. OF Rich
mond. sister OF the groom; Miss Chris
tine Myers. of Baltimore: Miss Chris
tine Robb and Miss Marjorie Darling.
OF ronxvillc. Little Lucy Smythe the
four-ycar-old sister OF the bride, will
he Hover girl.
MIR. England WEEDS.
An important out-of-town wedding.
which took place Yesterday. was that
OF Miss Anna Rogers HodgsoIi. dauEh-
ter-of Mr.. and Nrs. Oscar Hodgson. and
Reuben RaPland The ceremony took
place at $50 o'clock In the Chapel OF
the Good shepherd. Jacksonville, Fla,
with Rev. Milton r. Workman ofi!ci-
atinc The church was decorated in
:, color scheme OF pink and green and
quantities Of pink blossoms were used
against a background OF trailing vines
and palms. The altar was decorated
I'm white roses. Thomas Gilmore played
the wedding music
The bride entered the church with
hcr father. who gave her In marriage
and they were met Al the chancel steps
by tho groom and his brother Stanley
~. RaEiurd who acted as best man
Tier wedding dress was fashioned 81
white satin draped over silver cloth
and Was trimmed in silver and real
lace. u was made with long court
train and The bodice MAS finished with
rare old lace. Her veil OF illuaion was
Gst = -l,.
carried a bouquet Of Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley. Her only orua-
mcnt was platinum and diamond
brooch, tho groorn's Gift. Miss Mary
Frances Hodgson. who was maid Of
honor. wore gown Of green satin and
net. trimmed in real lace. and carried
a noseppy Of pink flowers.
The ushcrs included George Hodgso
John osborne, Ernest Watson and Por-
ter Mackall. Little Harry Richards
James carried the ring.
4 small reception was held 1T the
home of the brides parents imiN edi
ately after tho ceremony, only rela
tires and the wedding party being i'm
cluded In the Invitations The Same
color scheme Of pink and green was
carried out in tho house decorations.
Some Of the guests from a distance at
tending the wedding were Stanley Rag
land. OF Petersburg: George Hodeson.
Of Salt Lake CITY. Utah: Miss Jennie
Hayden. Of Cedar Keys. Fla.
Mr.. RaEland is a graduate OF the
Virginia Military Institute and the law
school Of Washington and Lee Uni
vcrsity. and has great many rela-
tivcs and friends throughout the State
lie formerly made his home In Peters
Dnril From Country Place.
Mrs Moses ~. Hoge. tr.. and her
children. who have spent the summer
AID early fall months at their summer
IN
10 Richmond, and are now at their
town house. 3os East Grace Street
Miss Alice Aylct, EioEe has left for
Nassar College, where she Will be a
student this session.
Tnurmnn-T'homlssO
y pretty wedding in Woodland
Heights Monday evening at o'clock
was that Of Miss Louise Thomasson
and Bertram OslesbN Thurman, of this
city. the ceremony being performed in
the presence of relatives and intimate
friends by Rev. George w. Mcdaniel,
u ID. The bride wore Il gown of white
satin and handcmbroidercd GcorEette
crepe with tullc veil caught with
pearls and orange blossoms. She en-
tered with her brother. Robert Henry
ThomaSson, who gave her away. The
groom was attended by his arother
Leslie Thurman. as best man. There
were four bridesmaids. Miss Ruth Taur-
man, sister of the groom. and Miss
IN gowns of pink satin and white net.
carrying arm bouquets Of pink cosmos,
and Misses Elizabeth and Ruth Thomas
son. sisters Of the bride. in pink satin,
carrying white cosmos. Little Miss
Mildred Thurman, niece of the groom,
was flower girl. IIiss Angelina Sims
presided Mt the piano, rendering old
love songs before the wedding march
and "Traumerei'' during the ceremony.
Immediately after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs Thurman left for IL motor trip
through the Valley Of Virginia.
Home Wedding.
Palms and autumn flowers decoCated
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Smith,
North Mulberry Street, yesterday
morning ut II o'clock for the marriage
Of their daughter, Carmine Ercell, to
Russell Johnston Rowlett, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. D. Rowlett, Rev. William
i. Ball. pastor OF Tabernacle Baptist
Church. performing the ceremony. The
parlors were arranged everywhere with
lighted candles and palms. and Miss
Evelyn Phillips. Of Chase City, cou-
sin OF the bride, rendered the wedding