Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
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s One 81 rho 1po.s interesting OF the
4 recent sssSae tSerfs ~ Richmond was
\ the marriage SstnSSaS evening OF Miss
/ Roberta Kyle Hs"SSS@;s> a!ece OF Mr.
4 and Mrs EAss@&2& SsssSrn. and Miss
Pleasan;S ~ - lS4ss ECanSlin Street.
s and CsSssss NJ SascAeSter, of Rich
smond, sos ct Nj Sn6 Mrs Daniel Nc
ifCarty Chichester. g Fredericksburg.
The ceremony SecS place 81 s.. Psufs
sgw alter Russell Bowie. u. %, being
5 the celehrant. Miss Peasants was at
attended by her sister, Miss Cathsrire
& PIeasAnts. as maid OF honor. and the
bridesmaids were Misses Martha Pur-
K cell. Martha Chambers, Mary Minor
Morris, of Richmond: Miss Mary Lyon
Tyler, OF Williamsburg: Miss Frances
! Hay, OF Madison County. and Miss
Z Mary Wallace Chichester, OF Fred
erfeksbure. Colonel 10 Lane Stern
was best man. and the sroomsmen
s were Or. Moncure Chichester Lewis
Blair, Donald Blair, Grarson DaShtell.
: NJ. F. Peasants and Peyton Turner.
ST. Pauls was decorated for this
occasion in palms and yellow daisies
and many candles. The bride-elec, en-
tered on the arm of her uncle. ReEi-
maid Gillian. by whom she was given
away. Her wedding gown was of old
cream satin trimmed with net and
silver lace and embroidered with pearls,
and her veil was of illusion caught
with orange blossoms. The maid of
honor and the bridesmaids all wore
yellow and white o-Candie dresses en-
broidered with daisies, and wide leg
horn hats trimmed with daisies and
blue ribbon. They carried big lunches
of yellow daisies and blue cornfowers.
Out-of-town relatives and guests
were.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moncure. Fall
mouth: Mrs. Daniel McCarty Chiches-
ter, Falmouth: Judge and Mrs. r. X.
L. Chichester. Fredericksburg: DR.. and
Dr. Peyton Moncure Chichester, Be-
thesda, Md: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mon
cure Chichester. Fredericksburg: Pey-
ton Turner. Emporis; Miss Mary Wal
lace Chichester. Fredericksburg:
4 Daniel Mccarthy Chichester. Jr, Fred
ericksburg: Miss Mary Lyon Tyler.
Sherwood Forest; Miss Frances B. Hay,
Madison; Major and Mrs. Louis r. Me-
Lain. Charleston. s. G.; Mrs. a. r.
Stands, Washington.
OF Interest to thermometers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Julian Wing
field received informally at their home
in Washington Wednesday night from
S to 10 o'clock in celebration of the
fftieth anniversary of their wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Wingiield are both ma
tives of Richmond. and We're married
n Rev. J. J. Jeter. II. D.. at that
- pastor of Grace Street Baptist
Cs5rch.
HIVE Returned From North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Moore have
returned TO their home Monument
Avenue, following visit to Hartford
Stayed with friends in Columbia, S. c.
having been GU: OF the city several
weeks. Mrs. Moore and her children
viii leave early in July for Coving ton
where they will be established for the
summer, MIR. Moore joining them for
week-ends
InsHonor of Bridc-Elcct.
Miss Martha Purcell, of "Tuscawilla,'
near Glen Allen. entertained at dinner
Friday night at her home in honor OF
Mics Roberta Kyle Peasants and C
M Chichester. whose marriage took
Episcopal Church The table was ar
ranged with summer flowers and
greens. Those present included mem
beEs Of the bridal party. the Misses
Katharine Peasants, Martha Chambers
Frances Hay, OF Madison; Mary Lyons
Tyler. of sherwood Forest; Mary
Minor Norris. Katharine Gordon, Mary
Wallace Chichester. of Frederick Sburg
Colonel 10 Lane Stern, the Messrs.
Donald and Lewis Blair. Peyton Turner,
Of sEmporia; DIR. Peyton Moncure Chi
chester, Of Bethesda. Md; DR.. Gray
son Dashiell and Matthew Peasants
Announcement Of Marriage.
Miss Maize Dean Lyle was quietly
married at the home of her father, G.
M.@Lyle, 2lo North Boulevard. Thurs
day morning at 1880 o'clock. to Ed
ward Franklin Freeman, OF Culpeper
County; Rev. George w Mcdaniel.
D.-'D., pastor Of the First Baptist
CHURCH, performing the ceremony.
After "A wedding trip North MIR. and
Mns. Freeman will make their home in
Culpepe-
Tuke Up War Re.ief Work.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Johnson, Jr.,
of Baltimore. WHO sailed recently from
New York 70 rg1te upi'war relief work
abEpad. have arrivst. safely in England.
Mrs Johnson. before her marriar e
HSaN, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs ].
Tripieit HaxaI Nrs. Haxall is much
interested in Red Cross work and has
been assisting III the Maryland cam
paign for The American Red Cross.
yesterday she was collecting funds in
large department store. and to-day
she Will be At Lexington Market. Her
daughter, Miss Anne Peasants Haxall
IS In training in the Johns Hopkins
School Tor Nurses. and her son. ].
Tripleu HaNall. Jr., has Joined the At
lant!c coast patrol.
Mira. Cary ut White Sulphur.
Mrs Clarence Cary. Of New York, has
arrived at the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs. where she will be estab
iished for an extended stay. Mrs Cary
"as peeH motoring through NirG a
and the South. and recently spent 2
few days al tho Jefferson Hotel. She
was delightfully."- entertained AT severaI
small functions during her visit &c
Richmond Mrs. Cary is a cousin OF
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, of "Be,voir.'
IN FauGuier County, Who spends the
winter season here each year
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs j George Weiss an.
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Barbara Theresa. 10 Dennie lsnon,
r<liiams. The ceremony took pl,c.
: in ST. Marys rectory Thursdays AZ
n o'ciock. The bride wore a most be
u coming suit Of dark blue with hat an,
%floves TO match. Her howers were ;
& ossase Of Bride roses ImmediateI,
AFTER the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. vii
4 Gams left for the North
Bradshaw-Coon.
At o'clock Tuesday evening s,
,Paufs Episcopal Church. Salem. wa,
the scene Of 4 beautiful wedding vine,
Miss Edna Earl Coon, Of salem, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs W L. Wolfendrn
became the bride Of Bernard Oshnrn,
Bradshaw. of Covington Rev. rhoma
i G-EFaulkner oficiated Miss Ada n
y Merkley played the wedding music
The church was decorated in cut fow
nrC nd