Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-19
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y wedding OF much interest to socic,
" here was that of Miss Marion Rus
rslie Cecil. daughter of Colonel G.. II.
t"cii. Z. S. a., and Mrs. Cecil. to Al
trcd 10. Bruch son OF Mr. and Mrs.
u. W. Hruch. Of Cleveland. The cerc-
mohS took place yesterday afternoon
Al 9:30 o'clock ut the home OF the
brides parents I'm Washington with
tho Rev g. Ernest Smith. of -.
ihomass Church. officiating. Tho we'd
ding was celebrated in the sun-rAiior.
which was decorated in white lIaos.
roses and lilies. against a BACKGROUND
OF palms and Southern smilax. and ;ht
orlual party passed to the ALTA
through arches of smilax anI white
blossoms stringcd orchestra played
tho wedding music
The bride entered with her father,
who gave hcr away IIor wedding
dress was Of white tin trimmed i'm
chiffon and rosr point lace worn by hrr
mother at her wedding. and tic skirt
was finished with side panels Of pearls
and irldescent beads. Her long court
train was lined with cloth OF silver
ana embroidered in pearls. and her veil
"f Illusion was OF tullr edged with
rosepoint lace. She carried Il shower
bouquet OF orchids and lilies Of the val
Icy. The brides only ornament was n
brooch Of diamonds. tho Groom's gift.
Miss Nancy I.cary Patton. Of Rich
mond. who was tho brides maid OF
honor and only attendant, wore n
French dress OF chartreuse Gcorgctte
crepe over gold. embroidered in blue
ana gold beads. with "a picture hat 10
match Her flowers wcrc Ophelia roses.
Edward Bruch. OF Cleveland. was best
man.
An--informal reception followed the
ceremony. after which Mr.. and Mira.
Sruch lef, for n honeymoon trip TO
New York and the West, They will
later motor hack 70 their country cs-
TAT" Ben I.omond."' near Manassas.
Informal Ten.
Mrs. J.. r.. lsaacs gave charming
informal tea AT her home Tuesday af
Strnoon. which was ono OF a series OF
similar affairs Til" decorations were
IN ltlacs. yellow jcsSaminc and other
spring flowers and the tea table was
arranged only with American and
French flags. instead OF flowers some
or those present were: Mrs. Philip Pow
ers. Mrs. James J. Parkinson. Mrs. /
Frank Schacl. Miss Lewis and Mrs. {
!, era wford.
~ tho WcStmorclnnd Club.
The usual weekly supper dance Will
take place ~ the Westmoreland club /
this evening from $50 10 II 40 O'Clock
The tables will he arranged with spring
flowers and an orchestra Will play for
the dancing
Quiet Wedding.
1'he marriage % Miss Eleanor Curry
Wilson and Norman Crawford was
celebrated AT 1870 O'Clock Tuesday al
'ernoou ~ the Second prcsbytc rian /
Church Rev. Russell Cecil. - -. Of
ccia:ing Tho bride is a daughter OF +
the late Mr. and Mrs y V. wilson, of
Harrodsburg. ky...and has sp"nt mum
her Of years In HlueAeld. w Va Mr. /
Crawford is q prominent business man I
Of Rlucneld
Mr.. and Mrs Crawford lef; imme /,
diateiy after the ceremony for a we'd
ding journey TO New York and rhila- |
delphia. and viii make their home In I
Blueheld on their return.
Lecture nj Miss t:IIctts.
Mics Lou Belle Ca,eshy Jones will .
loctur" this afternoon at go o'clock (
Il; Miss Eliet,s School on ;hc subject /.
"Rabindrinath TaSore" The alumnae 1
Of the school arc invited.
For Miss Sands.
Miss Marie Stuart Sands. Of Han !
over Avenue. whose marriage to Au- /.
eustus Taveau simmons. Jr., Of Biz [
nningham. Ala. takes place next Tues (
dar was honor guest yesterday after I
noon AZ "A card party given b. Mrs. .
Robert Beverley at her home i23 Davis /
Avenue. a. ( o'clock The nous" was F.
decorated with palms and pink flowers .
Those invited 10 meet Miss Sands were .
Misses l.. Taliaferro Katherine, sinton
Ealaonia lancaster EycIyn j@ss.on
SpSfr's risa;aes, ~. WgI%sn Wsi'e'
Homo Wedding.
y quiet wedding took place yester- /
day morning at II o'clock at the res
idcnce Of Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Edward /
Parrish. 900 East Grace street. when |
their daughter. Agnes Rose. became |
the bride Of g Merle I.ucke. son OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. i.ucke. of Ash (
land. The ceremony was performed by /
Dr. r. r. Potts. Charles :. Lucke. il. I
attended his brother best man. The /
ushers We're George Rice. Of Ashland. /
and Walter Guy. The bride was given /
in marriage by her father. only rela-
lives and few friends witnessed tho |
ceremony
The reception hall. drawing rooms
and library were decorated with palms
and Easter liles and pink shaded cam
dies The dining room was arranged |
In spring flowers The bride enter /
tanned few friends informally on
Tuesday evening. The brides travelling 1
suit was Of navy blue with a corsagc
bouquet Of orchids and lilies OF the
valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucke left later /
for New York. and will be at home |
after May | at 200 East Grace Street.
Charity Tea.
y charity tea will he given by tho
Florence Nightingale Circle OF the |
Sheltering Arms Free HOSPITAL at the
South Third street. this afternoon. |
APRIL 1e, from to I o'clock. Members /
and their friends are invited to attend. |
Married 10 New Orleans.
o. l.. Flanhart, Of 2li5 Grove Avenue,
announces the marriage Of his daugh- /
ter. Augusta Wright. TO Charles NJ. !
Lyle. .r, the ceremony having taken ,
place at ST. Paul's Church New Or /
leans on April IL They will make
Los Angeles, Cal, their future home |
IN AND OUT OF TOWN