Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
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Mrs. Lucian H. Cooke. Of Roanoke.
who has been spending the weekend
with her son. DR.. Hugh Hagan. Arst
lieutenant In the officers reserve corps.
ana Mrs. Hagan, at Old Point Comfort,
mas been the guest OF Mrs. ]. N. Gull
ingworth. at her home on Grove Ave-
nue. for a brief stay.
Mrs. Cooke left last night for New
York City to Join her daughters. Misses
Nary Stuart and Jane Cooke.
Prominent Wedding.
Society in Richmond and throughout
the State is much interested inrthe mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Parker Jarman,
ugh of DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Jar
man, to DR.. Thomas Griffin Hardy,
which was celebrated Saturday after
noon at s o'clock in tho home Of the
BRIDES parents at Farmville. The cere-
mony was performed by Dr.. j. Bosnian,
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church., assisted by Rev. DR.. Graham H.
Lambeth. d. D., Of Richmond, formerly
OF Farmville. Mrs. ]. M/Crute rem
dered the wedding music. The draw
ing-rooms and hall were thrown open
to the guests and decorated
In roses and gladiolas. Pink blossoms
were massed on the mantels. and gar
the stairway.
The bride, who entered the drawing
room with her father. wore a lovely
wedding dress OF Georgette crepe and
lace. Her veil Of illusion was fastened
with orange blossoms, and her only
ornaments were pearls. She carried a
bouquet OF s~napdragons and Sweet
heart roses. Little Helen Reeves Jar
man. sister of the bride. was maid Of
honor and only attendant. She wore a
white net frock. and carried a nosegay
OF pink rosebuds.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. after which DR.. and Mrs.
Hardy left for a wedding Journey to
old Point Comfort. Mrs. r.. b. Tugg!e
and Mrs. A. T. Gray presided at the
punch bowl, and refreshments were
served in tho dining-room, which was
decorated In pink roses. The wedding
Is OF much interest here. where the
bride frequently visits. Last spring she
was the guest. with her mother. Mrs.
arman Of the Governor OF Virginia.
Henry Carter Stuart. at the executive
mansion. and a number of smart af-
fairs were incident to her stay here.
Both DR.. Hardy and his bride are wide
~ related. and the wedding, although
a quiet home ceremony. is one of the
most important events Of the midsum-
mer season.
Guests from a distance included Mrs.
F. E. Wiley. Johnson City, Tenn; Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Wiley. saltviile; Mrs.
George E. Wiley and Miss Elizabeth
Wiley, Bristol: H.. d.. arman Char
lottesville; Mrs. II. G. Buchanan. Rich
mond: Emerson w. Jarman Fort Myer:
iment. Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Hardy. Jr.
and Miss Sallie T. Jackson. of Ken
bridge; DR.. o. c. Drunk DR.. Beverly
Tucker. DR.. McCaw Tompkins. OF Rich
mond; Mrs. r. T. Kerlin. of e%xineto
Miss Elizabeth Haynes. Dillwyn: Miss
Helen Wimbish. Cluster Springs: Miss
Carrie Sutherlin. Suthcrlin: Mr.. and
Mrs. Small Lyle Graham. kenbridge:
Mrs. L. A. Hardy. kenbridge.
Visiting In Maine.
Mrs. Beverly B.. Muntord and her
daughter. Miss Mary Stafford Munford.
are spending the summer months at
Castine. Maine. Among other Rich
monders who are ut Cas;ine for the
season are Miss Emily Hannewincke
and Miss Mamie Winston.
Jone.-BriEgs.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. ". Briggs, Of Man
akin. formerly of This city. announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Dor
of Woodland Heights. the ceremony
having taken place July 30. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones will be at home after Au-
gust 2 in Woodland Heights.
Guests of FriendH.
Misses Jeffries Hendrick and Bonnie
Thomas. OF Richmond. and Walter
Duke and Sheridan, of City Point. have
been recent guests of the Misses Roun-
tree. at their summer home. Garter
burg" near Lester Manor.
Visiting Here.
Miss Madeline Francis. who has
been spending some time in Richmond.
has returned to her home in Hampton.
Miss Francis was accompanied home
by Miss Sadie Slaughter. who will be
her guest for the month OF August.
Annual Lnvn Fete.
The annual lawn fete or the Bcne-
dictine campus will be held to-day.
Wednesday and Thursday from 5 to IL
P. 81. Refreshments will be served
and music and dancing will amuse
those present. An attractive and
novel program has been arranged and
the public is invited.
Hodges-Holland.
Miss Bessie B. Holland. formerly Of
Macon, Ga, now of this city. and I.
c. Hodges, also of were
quietly married Saturday evening at 10
o'clock in the home of Rev. Mr.. Hud-
son. who performed the
Only relatives and a few friends were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges left I'M
mediately after the for st.
Louis via Cincinnati. where Mr.. Hodges
Is engaged in government contract
work. Mr.. Hodges made his home in
Savannah.
IN n OUT OF TOWN.