Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-02
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Roy to- Lieutenant John Barry Cary.
United States National Army. the cere-
ltony to take place Saturday evening,
November IL at 6 o'clock in the Second
Presbyterian Church. Lieutenant Cary
Ia son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Archibald
Cary, OF, city and Gcochlan.l Coun-
~, and Is at present stationed at Camp
Lee.
= TO Honor Bishop Gibson.
OF wide interest is the reception
which will be held this evening at
the Young Mems Christian Association
from $3.50 10 II O'Clock in honor Of tho
twentieth anniversary of the consecra-
ton OF the Rt. Rev. Robert A. Gibson
D. D. The reception is open TO all
friends. Of this distinguished and
widely loved divine. and prominent
guests from all over the State will he
in Richmond to honor the occasion.
= Special services will also be held
this morning at IL o'clock in lioiy
Trinity. Church. at which Rev Berry
man Green, ID. D.. will preach.
:. Eich
The marriage OF Miss Gcnevieve II.
Stearns. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Il.
w. stearns. of 4 o3 Hanover Avenue, to
IL. Ray Richardson. also Of Richmond.
>was celebrated Tuesday afternoon at
:; o'clock at the Park Place Methodist
Church, Rev. William e Thompson.
u. d., officiating. The chanccl was
banked with palms and white chrys-
anthemums. Mrs Anne Armstrong rem
dered the wedding music
The bride entered the church with
her father, who gave her away. She
wore q modlsh blue serge suit with 4
hat OF mahogany colored velvet and 4
corsage bouquet OF gardcnias and lilies
of the valley. Miss Jeanne Armistead
Stearns who was her sisters maid OF
honor. was gowned In brown crepe
meteor, with a hat Of brown tullc,
trimmed in ostrich plumes. Her flowers
were purple orchids. william J. Moll
rsvas the Eroom's best man. and the
ushers included Perry Seay and Robert
Savlllc.
Following the ceremony a reception
waB held at the home OF the bi.le's
parents, the decorations being carried
out in white chrysanthemums. palms
and ferns. Mr.. and MrH. Richardson
left later for wedding journey. some
Of the guests from distance attend
ing the marriage were Mrs. Alice Gil
ham. OF Charlotte. n c.; Miss SiEnora
NJ Morris or Norfolk: Miss Hattie
>hautnan and Miss Helen Stearns. Of
Fredericksburg.
Younger Sets Arnrs.
~ Miss Lucy kearney Ill., the young
daughter OF Colonel and Mrs, Julien
NJ. I'm. Will give luncheon to-mor-
row at the home Of hcr parents. 1910
Monument Avenue. in honor Of Miss
amanda Stewart Bryan. Of 'Iaburnum."
and Misses Ammo Fontaine Maury and
Virginia Walker Maury, who have ra-
Gently come to Richmond 10 make their
home.
Another attractive affair Of tho wecls
ia the. tea this afternoon which Miss
Priscilla Shepherd Will give from to
O'Clock at "pumbarton Grange" the
home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs.
James Branch Cabsll.
Aurrent Events Lecture.
This morning at ll:45 o'clock. Miss
Mabel Brown will hold her current
cvento class in the auditorium OF the
woman's Club. This class Is open 10
the public and the course includes
thirteen lectures. with classes held
every other Friday morning.
Pretty Homo Wedding.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Watson CottrcN. 1912 Jefferson Park.
was the scene OF 4 pretty wedding
Wednesday afternoon at $40 o'clock,
when their daughter, Miss Doris Cot
tell, became the bride of Rodney c.
serry. OF Harrisonburs. The bride was
attended by her sister. Mrs. A. D. Saun
Eders, AS dame of honor. and Misses
{}etha Watkins. of Richmond. and
W 18th Endcrkufrer, OF Hnddon Heights,
y. j.. were maids OF honor. Little Eliz-
abcth Cottrell attended her sister as
: flower girl. and her small brother.
Henry Cottrell. carried the ring. We'll
don Berry. of Harrisonburg. acted as
his brothers beet man The ushers were
Arthur Evans. Aiwyn Saunders. sam
4 Dorset and Wellington Cott-cli.
The bride wore wedding gown OF
white satin and silver lac. made with
court train and her veil OF illusion
was fastened with orange blossoms
1She carried a shower bouquet Of brides
roses. Mr.. Eottreil gave his daughter
away. The LiatrOn OF honor wore her
own wedding dress and carried an arm
= full of Killarney roses. The maids of
& honor wore similar frocks OF mink satin
y e.! silver lace and carried hats filled
With Killarney buds The little flower
1 Girl wore 4 frock OF pink tule and
|osebuds.
Some of tho guests from distance
were the groom's mother Mrs. Berry;
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Berry and their
son, Rollin Berry. Of iIarrisonburg. Az
ter an extended trip through the North
Mr. and Mrs. Berry will be at home at
1912 Jefferson Park. Music for the
wedding waa rendered by Miss Minnie
CoSbii, accompanied by Mrs. Sallie
Z montgomery Brown Love Here Is
4 My Heart was softl, rendered during
the ceremony. The house was decor
t4atsd everywhere in palms. forms, and
- pink and white chrysanthemums Rev
&, ~ ). Wicker. D. D.. performed the cere-
al mony. IS
% GhrIstmax Packets for soldiers.
81 In response to a call from the Red
Cross for a Christmas packet for ev-
Is cry American in the trerhcs. 100 Colon
iai DANES. at meeting Tuesday after
l@noon. offered to send Il personal packet
(& Any dame who was absent from the
q meeting and did not subscribe can do so
( by notifying Mrs. William A. Crcn-
I shaw, chairman.
Entertainment mt School
d. a delightful entertainment was given
school. The following Richmond talent
added much to the program of the ev.
ening: Billy" Burke. Lee O'Dell, Mere
dith Owens, Stephen Chas!e. Albert TIL
lery. Jack Burns and Teddy Nelson.
These boys are doing much for the
kcparitable organizations Of tho city,
and have affiliated themselves with the
entertainment committee OF Camp Leo
Quiet Wedding.