The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-27

so,emnized at the beautiful county
home of MIR. and Mrs. Edward W
crichton, nesr eapron. when their,
eldest daughter. Elsie Bryon. be-
came the bride OF Dr. wilbur Andrew
Hawks popular young dentist OF
Carson. Dinwiddie county. Virginia,
The ceremony was performed IN,
the presence of "A large number OF re-
fstiyes and friends The parlor was
beautifully decorated. the color
scheme being pink and white, while
the altar and arch, banked with fern
and smilax formed the background,
lighted with pink and white candies
Just before the ceremony Miss Mar
raret trichton. Of Arr!ngdale, Va. a
cousin of the bride, gowned IN PINK
taffe;a. combined with silver net,
sang. 4 Love You Truly. The ribbon
bearers, little Misses Frances enrich
ton, cousin Of the bride, and Wini-
fred Hawks. ueice Of the groom, and
Masters Edward and Leroy Chrich-
ton. brothers OF the bride, entered
frst The little girls wore sheer or
candle dresses with pink maline but
terfv bows IN the back. The Httle
bows wore white linen suits with punk
ties Pink and White sweet peas were
scattered ny the flower girl little Miss
Clara Joyrcr, cousin OF the pflde
Master Robert Thomas Hawks, Jr.
the flower girl carrying the ring In the
center of a white lilly. The bride fol-
lowed with her sister, Miss Saliie Eliza
beth CriChton who was maid OF honor
The groom entered with his best man
Mr. George Duane. Of Stony Creek, Va.
The bride wore a travelling suit OF
midnight blue with nat and g1oyes TO
match and carried a shower bouquet
OF Bride roses while her maid of honor
wore gown of pink metal cloth
combined with pink tuIle and silver
trimmings and carried bouquet OF
Killarney roses. During the ceremony
Hearts and Flowers was rendered by
Miss Tina Ferguson. or Roykns. Va.
Mendeisohns wedding march vas
used as a occasional
After quite an extended trip
through the mountains, DIR. and Mrs.
Hawks will make their home III Car
son. Va Those attending the mar
r.aEA- fran distance Mere-A--I-
Hawks. father OF the groom DR.. and
Mrs r. r, Hawks. Mr.. and Mrs,
Burcher Hawks. Mrs. II. G. Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs c. ". Harwell and son,
all of Carson, Va; Mr.. and Mrs, j,
Milton Tyrus, of stony Greek; X ii.
Crchton, of Norfolk; Mrs, ], II.
Brantley. of Emporia: Miss Emily
GOODWIN. OF Branchvilie; Mrs. Bet1e
Coleman. OF Norlina. y. &. Harry
Ferguson. of Boykins, and Mrs. Bet
tie Oliver. Of Chase City
HayeS-Starr1tt.
very quiet marriage took place
al the home OF Mrs. Katherine Dunn
Starritt on the morning of Wednes-
day. June 20. when her daughter.
Nancy Lynch starrtt, was given in
marriage to Rush Calvin Haynes. of
Chatham Hill Va. DR. T. A smoot
performed the ceremony The bride
entered with her brother, Fred d.
Starritt Robert Haynes acted as
best man for his brother, Miss
Katherine Preston Starritt was maid
OF honor Mrs. Powell stratton. Of
stanton, Va. matron OF honor. Miss
Nellie sydnor played the wedding
marches.
Mr.. and Mrs Haynes left at 10
O'clock for trip and on their return
will be at home in Chatham Hill, Va.
Personals
Miss Helen Jase and Miss Fannie
sugarman have retnrped 70 their
homes In Norfolk after n Visit with
Miss JaGe's sister. Mrs. b NJ. Flax,
OF 2ot3 East Broad street.
Mrs. +. c Mallory, Of Newport
News Is visiting Mrs II l. Tense
Of Virginia avenue, Highland Park.
Mrs. Mallory has just returned TO
Virginia after spending several months
visiting in Southern California
Mr. and Mrs, b. NJ Flax and son.
Messrs. Sam Jaffe, Sam SchefT. and
Jacob Ediss leave Sunday for Norfolk
to be the guests of Miss Ellen Jane.
Mrs. Flax and her son will extend
their stay through the early summer.
Mrs Lillian Respess Craker will be
married az o'clock this afternoon 10
Frank Gochenour OF Wilmington. y,
c. ~ the home of her mother Mrs,
xls3 f,e
street Dr. George " Mcdaniel. o.
First Baptis; church. viii perform the
ceremony. which Will he very quiet.
Miss Caben In Norfolk.
Miss Catharine Cabell, Of Rich
mond and Point o Fork is visiting
Miss Alice Webster in IVES; Client
boulevard. Norfolk
Miss tsooch IN Atlanta.
Miss Elizabeth Gooch. Of Stuart
avenue, left Sunday for Atlanta,
where she will attend the wedding
today of Miss Ethel Parker to DR..
Wayne Aiken. Miss Parker visited
in Richmond at this season last year
Knit for the soldiers
Mrs Bessv Berry Grabowskei eli.
chairman of the Red Cross knitting
committee invites every woman in
Richmond IN knit for the soldiers.
There will he an abundance Of wool
on hand Friday and Mrs rabowsheii
corner OF Franklin and Seventh
streets from II A. NJ. to / 2. NJ. 10
distribute the wool and give instruc-
tons.
Recital of Miss Medghan's Class.
Featured conspicuouslv in the re-
citaI program to be rendered by the
piano pupils Of Miss Mary A ]. Nelg-
han in the Stieff auditorium Thurs
day evening at o'clock is quar-
fet of bright young musicians They
are Louise Rockecharlie. Harold
Woodall. Thomas Rockecharlie and
Ann Brown, aged seven, six, five and
four years. respectively. All are
members OF the Juvenile departmet
J. ]. Creamer will make the presen-
tation Of awards. The complete pro-
gram for the occasion follows.
Part One.
/, MASQUERADE duet ..N Van Gail
Louise Rockechariie Harold Woodall
2. a---Good Humor ..... I.educ
h~The Man in the Moon Slater
Harold Woodail
,. No. 4. 2. B. 4, 3, in A g of
piano music Mrs. Hudson
Ann Brown