Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson Mock.
OF New York, formerly Of Richmond,
nave announced tho engagement of
their daughter. Mary Czbeen. to Lieu
tenant John Dorsey Brown, son Of
Bishop and Mrs. William Cabell Brown.
OF this city.
Pretty Home Wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel v. Bou-
da-. daughter OF Mrs. Henry Clinton
Boudar, to Captain Presley Thornton
Atkins. Omcers' Reserve. u. s. A.. was
celebrated last evening at o'clock at
the brides home. 1885 West Grace
street. In tho presence OF a small COM
pany Of relatives and intimate friends
The drawing-room was prettily deco
rated with palms and Cathedral can
oies, and tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. James T. O'FarreIl. assisted
by Rev. John A. Kelliher.
Tho bride descended the stairway
with her uncle. John L. Wingo. who
gave her away. Her wedding gown
was fashioned of white satin and tulle.
finished with silver lace and made with
q long court train. Her veil OF illusion
was fastened with orange blossoms and
sho carried a shower bouquet of white
roses and gardenlas. Miss Addio Err
WIN. who was the brides maid OF honor.
wore pink tulle dress over satin of
the same shade and carried an arm
full Of pink roses. Lieutenant Denny
d. Wright. officers reserve corps, was
best man. Mrs. JEFFERSON Francis
Richardson. Jr. OF GreenyiIie, S. c.,
was her sisters's dame OF honor. She
vere gown Of pink tulle and tafcta
and carried bouquet OF pink roses.
Tho groomsmen included Captain
James r Sheppard. Jr.. First Virginia
Infantry, and A. II. kershaw, both Of
this city.
Captain and Ifrs. Atkins left imme-
diAtely after the ceremony for Louis
Vile. KY. where Captain Atkins will
be stationed for the present. He is a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atkins, of
Lexington. KY. and is a graduate of
Richmond College and tho University
OF Kentucky. Captain Atkins was
managing editor Of the Lexington Her
Ala. up to tho time he entered Fort
Benjamin Harrison. at indianapolis.
where he received his commission. The
xrooms parents were among the
guests from q distance attending the
ceremony.
Guest Of Mr.. and Mr.. Cannon.
Miss Maria Blair. who has been sick
for some time At Buck HILL" the homo
OF tho Misses Walden. In Chesterfield
County. has sufficiently improved to be
moved with her nurse to tho home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon, at West
hampton.
Mr.. Garner Dame OF Honor.
A beautiful wedding Of late summer
was that OF Miss Fanny Peach Henley
and Randall Grimm Satterwhitc. which
took place at the home Of tho BRIDES
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Henley.
in Atlanta, last Tuesday evening, Au-
gust 81. at $3.50 o'clock.
The home was decorated with many
palms and plants. In the parior and
llving-room the colors used were yell
low and white. and long -stcmmed
blossoms OF Soldenglow leaned grace
fully from tall vases or made bright
touches OF color in the green back
ground. In the dining room tho deco
rations carricdeout a color motif of
pink and white. Pink roses in a low
Ing cup formed tho central decoration
for the table. Punch was served on
the porch and In the dinins-room. The
punch bowls were presided over by Miss
Nellie Doherty and Mrs. j. H. Lanicr
The wedding party passed through
the livins-room into the parior where
the ceremony took place before an i'm
provised altar Of palms and .crns. Rev.
Afford Porter officiating.
Just before the ceremony Miss Mil
dred Parks SANG "At Dawning" and
was played by Miss Annabelle Taur-
man.
Tho matren. OF honor was Mrs. W. J.
Garner OF Richmond. Her dress was
OF white chiffon over satin. and she car
ried pink and white roses.
Miss Marguerite Henley. the brides
sister. was the maid OF honor She wore
dress OF pink crepn de chine. and
her. flowers were pink roses. Fletcher
II. Satterwhite. brother OF the groom,
was best man, and A. 3. Everett was
gYoomsman
Two little flower girls. Miss Louise
Mccoy. niece OF the bride, and Miss
Martha Thompson, tho grooms niece.
Immediately preceded tho bride They
wore trocks Of white orEandy, and they
carried baskets filled with pink roses.
the handles OF the baskets tied with
bows Of pink tulle.
Tho bride was given away by her
father. H. IL Henley. Her wedding
dress was OF white satin, made with a
court train and an overdress OF lace.
She carried q shower bouquet Of roses
and swaaaonia, and her veil was held
Ia place with 4 spray OF orange bios.
SONS.
The brides mother was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. II. S. Belcher, of
Tampa. whose dress was of rose taffeta.
and Mrs. r. c. Mccoy. who wore white
orsandy.
Mr. and Mrs. satterwhite left imme
diateiy for wedding trip to North
Carolina and, returning, will be ut
homo At % Walker Terrace, Ansley
Park.
The bride has frequently visited rela-
tives in Richmond.
Return to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Swartwout, Mr..
ana Mrs. Hampton Stewart Jones. Joel
Perrin and Clinton Williams returned
to Richmond Sunday night, following
q motor trip to tho White Mountains
Of New Hampshire and Atlantic City.
having been absent several weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Swartwout have recently
taken = house on the Three Chopt Road.
near tho Country Club Of Virginia.
Charity Carnival.
carnival Will be held under the
auspices OF the sewing circle OF tho
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