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

An interesting marriage Of Wcdncs-
! day was that OF Miss Nancy Lynch
! Starritt. the daughter OF Mrs. Kath-
crime Dunn Starritt. and Rush Calvin
| Hayes. of Chatham Hill The ccrc-
mony was performed By Rev. DIR. r. \.
Smoot, -. D.. and the wedding march
was played by Miss Nellie Sydnor. The
| bridc-clcct entered with her brother.
| Fred d. Starritt.J She was attended by
Mis- Katherine Preston Starritt. maid
| Miss Katherine Preston StarTi,,, maid
| Stanton. matron of honor. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hayes will make their home at
| Chatham Hill. on their return from
| their honeymoon.
Cnmp-Loury Wedding.
Miss Lille Louise Lowry, daughter
/ OF DIR. and Mrs. s. l.. Lowry, of Tampa,
! Fla. was married Saturday afternoon
Fin Washington to Vaughan Camp. of
! Franklin. The ceremony was held in
! the Bethlehem Chapel of tho Cathedral
Of SITS. Peter and Paul. Canon DeVrics
being the cclebrant. The chapel was
! decorated in pconies.
| The bride was married i'm her travel
| ing suit. n blue model with hat TO
! match. She wore "A corsage bouquet of
blue cornhowers and yellow butterfly
orchids. Her only attendant was Miss
| Antoincttc Camp, sister Of the groom
/ Miss Camp was attractively gowncd
| and carried arm bouquet OF old
/ fashioned posicS. Mr.. Camp wore rcEu-
lation army uniform. lending a patrio-
| tic touch TO the ceremony. His best
! man was his cousin. James Camp.
| Promptly al ( o'clock the bridal party
! entered the chapel. the bride enter
ing with her father. DIR. S. l.. Lowry.
I who gave her in marriage. linme-
diatcly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Camp left for short motor trip
through the Green Valley OF Maryland.
! Though quiet. many friends attended
the wedding, among whom were the
groom's mother. Mrs. II. J. Camp Sec
rotary and Mrs. Joscphus Daniels. Cor
grcssman and Mrs II. j. Dranc. Scna-
tor and Mrs D L. Fletcher. Congress
man and Mrs. Conoley, OF Texas: Dr.
and Mrs. T. Il. Site, medical instruc-
tor OF tho United States Navy: Colonel
Hillary Herbert. former Secretary of
The Navy: Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mi
connus. John r. London. of Rock Hill,
: c.: Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Baker.
Mrs. Maggie Rust. Mr.. and MIS-. Harry
Rust, William Taliafcrro. OF Tampa Mr..
and Mrs. Turner and Mason Cook. Of
Norfolk
Nsden-!inlc.
South Richmond was much interested
in a pretty wedding which took r!ace
Monday night in the homo of MIR. and
Mrs. Il. b. Bullock. 32l2 HUI! street.
when their sister, Miss Daisy Marie
Walden became the wife of walter NJ.
Hale Rev 6. w. VI. Taylor. of West
End Methodist Church. c.tiCiatin. The
bride was dressed in midniSh. blue
travelling suit and carried lilies of Inc
valley and orchids. Miss Arlcen
Madrea was maid OF honor. dressed in
white crepe dc chine, and carried pink
roses Little Misses Louise bullock
and Helen Madrca were flower girls.
/ carrying baskets Of sweet peas. r. ~.
r. bcrts was best man. Miss Agnes
| Jones played the wedding march. The
b,icc is the youngest daughter of G.
T.. Walden, Of Sou:h Hill. but has lived
in South Richmond for several Years.
Ate: a wedding trip OF two weeks
NJ. and Mrs Hale will live 1T 2Jl2
iiuli Street
Drnke-G rifin.
Friends of Miss Nora Drake. daush-
ter of Mf and Mrs. John a. Drake. Of
$40 South Harrison Street are much
, Interested in her marriage TO Eugene
r. Griffin, which took place Wednes-
/ day morning at II o'clock in Sacred
/ Heart Cathedral. with MonsiGneur
F., O'Farrcr as the cclcbrant. The bride
/ elect entered with her father. who gave
/ her away. She wore travelling suit
I OF purple kayser silk. black hat with
! paradise plumcs and a corsaEe Of or
| chids. Miss Mabel Drake. the brides
! sister, was maid OF honor. Her gown
was Of silver cloth and tulle and
! black picture hat. she carried shower
! Of pink sweet peas Maurice Griffin
/ was his brothers best man. Little
| Misses Mary Drake kniEhtly and Marie
\ Dunford, who were flower girls, wore
/ ie-horn poke bonnets trimmed in black
velvet and pink roses. They carried
| baskets OF pink sweet peas. The ushers
| were Wexford p. punford. Arthur c.
Benja min, Frank Doyle and Thomas
! C;rfin, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin left
/ for 4 Northern trip.
I Bronddus-I(idd.
/ shiloh Methodist Church at Baghy
| was the ne of a beautiful wedding
/ WedneSdt: when rev NJ. r Murdocll
celebrated the marriage of Miss Da isy
/ ID Broaddus. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Irving Eroaddus. and William w. Kidd.
/ of Richmond The church was dec
! Grated with ferns and daisies, and
was crowded with relatives and friends
! of the bride and groom. Before the
! arrival of the bridal party 20 Perfect
! Day was sung by Miss Florence
! Broaddus. of Bowling Green. To the
| strains OF the Bridal Chorus" from
| iohenGrin. played on organ and violin
the four ushers, j. T. upshur, Wood
| ford Broaddus. Jr.. Irving Broaddus.
Jr. and Robert Kidd entered and took
| their places. followed by the bride with
I her sister. Miss Ethel Broaddus. as
! maid of honor. They were met al the
altar by the groom with his brother
| Joseph Kidd. as best man. Under an
arch of green the ceremony took place.
! During the ceremony. 20 Promise Me-
was played very softly. The bride
| wore Il blue going away gown and car
red valley lilies. The maid of honor
| was dressed in white and carried roses
| Mr. and Mrs. Kidd left Immediately
after the ceremony for Richmond,
| where they will reside.
Accomac County Marriage.
OF interest here is n marriage solem-
| niZcd in Accomac County on Wcdnes-
| day. when Miss NJ. EuGcnia Taylor,
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs s. T. Taylor,
! of rungotcaguc. was married TO }. VIII
| liam BaGwcll. son of Mrs. j. w. Bag
well, of Onancock. The ceremony took
place at the PungoteaGue Methodist
Church. South The church was deco
rated in evergreens. ferns and pink
roses. Little Ann Davis. of Richmond.
! niece of the bride. and little Louise
Bagwell, of Baltimore. niece of the