Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-27
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Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Evans announce
mo marriage OF their daughter. Mar
saret. to Stuart S. Grant. the ceremony
. having taken place very quietly in
hshington on Saturday.
Mr. Grant Is a son OF Mrs. Walter Z.
Grant OF this city.
On their return Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
VIII mako their homo in Richmond.
Return From Motor Trip.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Thompson Booth
nave returned to their home in Cor
consville. after a visit to Mrs. Booths
mother, Mrs. c. c. Bridges. N Ash
land. DR.. and Mrs. Booth motored
from Gordonsville to Hanover.
Married In Washington.
very pretty, but quiet wedding
LOOK place Thursday. August "a, at
81. Paufs Rock Creek Church. Wash
ihston. when Mrs. Edith Temple Carl
ION and Lieutenant John 81. Hughes.
medical corps Of Virginia National
Guard. were married. The wedding
was little earlier than at first planned
ON account OF the possibility OF DR..
hughes being ordered to the front at
"a an early date. The bride Is a daugh-
ter OF A b. Chandler. attorney at law.
BowlinE' Green. After DR.. Hughes's
termination OF service as first lieuten-
ant IN the medical corps Of tho Fourth
virginia Infantry. he and his bride
expect to take up their residence in
Richmond.
Those present at the wedding were
Mrs. Julia Chandler. sister, of tho bride;
a. B. Chandler. Jr.. Mr.. Cave and Miss
Dorothy Cave. of Bowling Green: How
ard Raymond Carlton. Mrs. Fred Van
vanken. Mrs. Rose x. seldom. and
Mrs. Preston. Rev. H. S. Cooley. Of
fciated.
r The church was decorated with
'twhite hydrangeas. and tho bride wore
tailored suit Of dark blue serge with
hat to match. She is the widow
Somery. Ala. DR.. and Mrs. Hughes
loft for = short stay in New York be-
fore Lieutenant Hughes returns to his
regiment, which is stationed at Nor
folk.
Mira. Hughes ccntemplates spending
tho winter with her sister. Mrs. Julia
Chandler, In Washington, while her
husband Is at the front.
DosS-Menineld.
= An interesting wedding was cole
brated at Covesville Tuesday. August
Il. at o'clock In Covesville Presby-
terrain Church. Rev. Warren 3. Durham.
OF Red Hill, assisted by Rev. Dupuy
Holiday. pastor Of the church. ofiiciat-
Ing. when Miss Vclma Meniield. daugh-
ter of Frank Z. Menifield. and Lieu
tenant William H. Boaz. United States
reserves. son OF Dir. and Mrs. j. J.
Boas, were married. Lieutenant Boaz
received his commission as nrst lieu
-'tenant about two weeks ago At Fort
Myer, whore no has been for three
months In training. Miss Mablc Coke.
Dawning." following it with tho
wedding march. The groom was at
tended by his best man. Lieutenant w.
G. Boaz. cousin Of the groom. OF
Charleston. s. &. The groomsmen were
Lieutenants Edward 81. Mitchell. of
NSy D~a
ton, Mass.: Albert Irving. OF Charlottes-
Vile, and Emmett Boaz. brother of tho
groom. The bridesmaids were Misses
Lila Brown. Of Jersey City; Catherine
Snead. OF Madison. Ohio: Ruth Boaz and
Nellie Boaz. sisters OF tho groom. The
maid of honor was Miss Julia Plummer
Eggleston, OF Franklin. Tenn. The
bride entered on the arm of her father,
who gave her away. To carry out tho
color scheme. two OF the maids wore
pink silk net, and two blue embroidered
in beads and made over Arabian cloth
Of pink and blue, tinged In silver. They
carried maskets OF ferns and Killarney
roses The maid OF honor worc a COM
bination OF two colors OF same material.
and carried shower bouquet OF Kill
iarney roses The brides dress w:s
of white silk net. over crepe meteor.
with bodice panels and train of crepe
meteor, elobrately embroidered with
seed pearls. Her tulle veil was ar
ranged corouet fashion. and she car
ried shower bouquet Of Bride roses.
The ushers were John Chapman. of
Salem, Mass: Fred Watson. of Char
lottesville. and Fred Woods, Of Coves-
willie.
After the ceremony a handsome re-
ception was given By the parents OF
the groom.
On Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Staples. Miss
Catherine Staples and ]. A. Staples. Jr..
left last week for extended motor
trip through the North. They visited
Washington. Baltimore. York and Le-
:, bonon, Pa, and arc now guests Of
relatives In Lock Haven. Pa, before
leaving for further North.