Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
9th YEAR

that never fails to accompany the first
joyful notes OF the 'l.ohcngrin''
Bridal Chorus heraldinE the entrance
oil the bridal party. II is also the
glad vacation time. when one packs Il
bathing suit and other accessories
but mostly bathing suit--for two weeks
at the scashore and thankfully shakes
tho dust of the Capital city OF Nir-
Ginia off ones newest low-cuts. The
newspapers carry monotonous ac-
counts Of the finals OF schools and
the names Of the learned mon who
made commencement addresses and de-
iivcrcd medals TO the ambitious youth
of the land. end those who are too old
to get married. or to take part ever
again IN a school commcnccmcn and
too busy to take vacation Of even
Two KS. may yet see mary n week
end ahead when the cares that infcst
tho day viii he forgot in content
incnt too deep for expression in the
green stretches of tho country or be-
side tho limpiL GOODNESS OF stream
where the fishing il always good.
Married mt Ivor.
Corin,h Friends Church at Ivor.
va. was the scene OF pretty we'd
ding Tuesday at high noon. when
Miss julia Anna Raiford. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Raiford. became
the bride Of W. Seldom Urquhart. OF
Sedlcy. The church was pr-ttily dec
GRATED with ferns and water lilies.
During the ccrcmony. which was per-
formed by Rev. ~ l.. cloud, Heart.
and Flowers" was softly played by
Miss Lucy Kennedy. Of Mineral. Tho
bride worc a pearl gray travelling suit.
with hat and gloves TO match. and
carried shower bouquet Of Bride
"a Hoy Sha
tended by her sister. Miss Mabel Raj
ford, who wore white and carried pink
carnations. The groom was attended
by his brother. l.. Il urQuhar,. as best
man
Mr.. and Mrs. Urquhart lief, imme.
dia,cly for a motor trip through tho
Shenandoah Valley. Upon their re-
turn they Will live at Sedlcy.
Jones-Pnttrrson.
A quiet. but pretty. wedding was
celebrated In tho home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George y. Patterson Wednesday,
morning a. II o'clock. when their
daughter. Ethel Graham. became the
bride of Chastinc Walton Jones The
ceremony Was performed before an i'm
provised altar Of palms and ferns. Rev.
+. taT@rioe. pastor of the Fairmount
Avenue Baptist Church. being the
cclcbrant
Lohenrrin's Bridal chorus was ron
dered by Miss y. Louise Hundley. and
Believe Me II All Those Endcaring
Young Charms" was played softly dur
ing the ceremony. Little Miss Elva
Cosby. wearing white net, carried the
ring IN lily. Miss Ciarice Jones.
sister OF the groom. was the maid Of
honor. and q Clifton Patterson.
brother Of the bride, was best man.
The bride. attired in suit Of blue
silk. with hat to match and carrying
a bouquet of Bride roses. entered tho
y, GNr u l.,
met at the altar by the groom and his
best man. Mr and Mrs Jones lcf,
imm ediately after the ceremony for A
Northern trip. and after July Will he
Al home at SOL North Thirty third
Street
on Motor Trim.
Misses Annie Rooney Croppcr and
sarah Coleman. Of IVES, Franklin
street, are motoring through Virginia.
North ard South Carolina with the. lat :
ier'= brother and sister Mr. ami Mrs
Sam Omohundro. and viii "p md sew
cral days with them ut their home in
Mullins. &. G.
Monroc--LctgE.
Saturday evening. Iune IS. a, q
o'clock. Miss Bessie Icdnunds Monroe.
daughter of*Mr and Mrs l.. r. Monroe.
of The Zines" Erookneai vas united
IN marriage to Leande, Faulkner
Leigh. son Of Mrs. T, ". Leigh. OF
Houston. In tn" r..sic-rrom z chan
Gel of greer WAS buil, against ii white
Background. from wh,ch whit. lilies
and candles stocl on in .,,rikln: con
traSt 20 Pror:iS" Me- was plnvc,l by
Miss Edna Hurin. OF Hamilton. Ohio.
changing into tho l.ohensrm BRIDAL
Chorus wedding march as the brida
party deEcendcd the colonial staircase
The groom entered IRON tn. hall. ar-
co'npanied by his brother William
Leigh. as Miss Kathleen Monroe her
n i'll OF h,
steps.
Walking on the flower petals scat
tered by little Elizabeth Williams. The
bride-ciect approached the altar on the
arm OF her father, Rev. w. s. Royal
performed the ceremony
Mrs. Milton Booth. Mrs. Harry Nell
son. Mrs. w. III. Sncad and .liss Thal:a
White served punch TO Ill. suest, IN
, the dining room Immediately after the
ceremony. The brides table was laid
III the morning room, which was deco
rated in massed Dorothy Perkins roses
ana FINK swce' peas. The trophies OF
the wedding cake fell 10 Miss kath-
iccn Monroe. who drew the ring. Miss
Thaiia White. the thimblc, Miss Flossie
Sooker the dime. Hiss Sally Faulkner
the bachelors hutton. and Dick Banks
dale the wishbone. Miss Edna Hurin
caught the bouquet which the bride
threw just before departing
Mrs. Leigh is a graduate Of Hollins
7ColleEe. Mr. Leigh is q popular young
business man Of Charlotte Courthouse
where the couple will make their home
The out-of-town guests were: Mrs r.
W. Leigh, Miss Mary Green, Misses
Sadie and Rebecca Leigh. William
Leigh. of Houston: Mcssrs. T. w
Leigh Quinn Beverly and Morton Egg
e lesion. Emmett Morton. Of Charlotte
Courhthnuse: HRS. w. r. Sncad Mrs
IT, Adams Miss Mary Adams, Sam
Scott. Dick Barksdalc. 81 Lynchburg:
AIiss Lee Fowlks. Of South Boston: Miss
ennie Snead. OF Clifton Forge. and
Misses Caroline Millikin and Edna
Harm, Of Hamilton. Ohio.
f;rimcs-Sncnd.
OF general interest is wedding
which took place Saturday evening at
$3.50 o'clock a. &C Jackson Street
South Norfolk, when Miss Charlotte
Wood Snead became the bride of Jo-
Eephus Grimes, Of Berkeley. The cerc-
Fnony was performed by Rev. w r.