Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-13
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ono OF tho most important weddings
tPi tho spring season was that of Miss
Mary Frances Boiling. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard NJ. Boiling. OF Ash
iand. and christopher Mayors RAN
dolph. son of Mrs. Christopher RAN
dolph, OF Baltimore. which was cclc-
ofatcd yesterday morning at 1890
O'Clock In Grace Episcopal Church
mere The ceremony, which was per-
FORMED by Bishop Randolph, assisted
ny Rrf. bandon II. Mason. rector Of the
church. WAS witnessed by only a small
company OF relatives and friends. The
, ai'ar was decorated with Easter lilies
ana ferns and palms were used in the
chanccl.
The bride WAS unattended and on
tered with her father. who gave her
away. Her wedding dress was an ex-
ouis'telE simple affair of white crepe
ne chine. made round length, and her
Nci or illusion was fastened with
pearls. She carried ~ bouquet of white
roses. L. Randolph Williams was the
Rr'oins best man and the ushcrs were
PeNton Giles and Palmer Leigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph left imme-
diately after tho ceremony for n we'd
ding trip to New York. and on their
return Will make their home in Balti-
' more. The wedding unitcs TWO old
ana distinguished families and, al
'houSh quiet affair. was one of tho
most interesting nuptial events OF the
season.
Play This Evening.
an interesting event OF this evening
i~ill he the Trojan Women of Euripides
PLAY presented by the Dramatic Club
OF Wcsthampton College. The play
VIII take place at SIS O'Clock in the
auditorium Of the Young Mems Chris
Van Association and the public is in
vitcd.
Patroneases for ChIIdrcn's Films.
a number OF prominent women will
act az patroncsscs each week at the
special moving pictures FOR girls and
boys. which will be given every sat
nrday morning from $40 to 80 o'clock
~ the Bijou Thcatcr. Alice I'm Won
Garland VIII be shown tomorrow.
The patr0ncsses FOR this picture in
cludc:
Mrs. T. b. Valentine. president OF the
ETual suffrage League Mrs. w A.
burrows. president OF the Federation
of Mothers Clubs: Mrs. j Allison
Hodges. president of the womcn's
Club; Mrs. Frederic William Scott. Mrs
Robert Lccky, Mrs. Thomas r. Bryan,
Mrs. a. Sidney Butord. Jr.. Mrs. Edith
CLARK Cowlcs. Mre. George Bull and
Mrs. j. Arthur LEROY.
Pretty Home Wedding
In tho home Of the bride al2 Wcs:
Thirteth Street. Woodland Heights
tho wedding OF Miss Sadie Louise Ford
10 George Albert Davis. OF this city.
was celebrated Wednesday afternoon
In the presence OF large assembly of
friends. The ceremony WAS performed
before an improviscd altar Of palms
by Rev. i. J. Wicker. Miss Mabel
Davis presided at the piano. and Just
before tn" entrance OF tho bridal party
Miss Helen Davis sang AZ Dawning"
and II Love You Truly" The bride
wore Il smart travelling sui; of navy
cloth. win "a hat 10 match. and carried
>sr!de roses. She was given in mar
rage by her father. Georgc Ford.
honor, wore a gray crep. de chine
gown, with large picture hat. aud
carried an arm bouquet Of Killarney
roses. Walter T. Ford was best man
Mr. and Mrs. Davis are spending their
honeymoon in Shc North. and VIII be at
home on their return at a0i Chimborazo
Boulevard.
Book Reception.
The Highland Park wonan's club
VIII give Book Reception" this AZ.
tcrnoon, when each member viii con-
tribute new book for the library. nnu
viii also wear something representing
the title OF Il book II il hoped that
All members viii be present.
Dance To-Morrow Night.
The Junior lockwood Memorial AS
sociation VIII have Il dance tomorrow
night AT Taylor's Hall. Twenty Fifth
and Broad Streets. from $50 10 |.
of the work Of this association, and all
interested are invited to attend The
R"hapcrons viii be:
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