Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

Of silver cloth and Il corsaBc bouquet
OF lilies OF the valley and orchids. en-
tered with her brother. Richard A..
Cooke. who gave her away. She was
attended by Miss Cleveland Murray as
flower girl in white lace frock. The
best man was J. +. Schcrmcrhorn. Jr..
and &. Ralph Ludwig rendered tho
wedding music. The officiating clergy
man was Rev. j. y. Downman. rector
of All Saints Episcopal Church. Only
The immediate families and "A few in
innate friends were present.
The bride Is the youngest daughter
OF the late Richard a. Cooke and Mrs.
Cornclia G. Cooke. The groom Is the
only son of Mr. and Mrs a. =. Fow-
den. OF Norfolk. and is stationed at
Camp Meade, Md.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Fowdcn left i'm :
mediately after the ceremony for a
Northern trip.
In the South.
James q. Tinsley. accompanied by his
daughters. Misses Claire and Lenore
Tinsle%. Of "ricquenocque." near this
city. lief; for Florida where they have
| taken cottage for several months.
they will not return from the South
until the late spring season, and will
visit relatives IN Georgia en- route to
their home in Richmond
Engagement of Interest.
Mrs. John +. Mackenzie. Of Balti-
daughter, Mary MacRac, TO Lieutenant
Harrison Marshall Robertson, Third
Field Artillery United States Army.
MISS Mackenzie was presented to Balti-
more society last season at the Bache-
lots Cotiilon. and is It niece Of Mrs.
Charies Mackall Her younger brother,
'o"le Mackenzie. Is a member Of the
coast artillery now stationed at Fort
howard. Lieutenant Robertson Is a
son or Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Robert
son. Of Danville. He is 4 graduate of
the University OF Virginia. and is now
stationed at Camp Mcclellan. Admission.
Ala; No date has been set for tho
wedding.
Married in Washington.
Mrs. j. hn I. Carter announces the
marriage Of her daughter. MICS Maudc
a carter 10 George Elmer Thorpe,
inc ceremony having taken place on
Thursday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock in
Washington. The ceremony was Ter
formed b. Rev J. J. Muir
F'rcnch-Drewcr.
or interest to society throughout
virginia was one Of the prettiest wed
dings Of the season celebrated We'd
nesday At II o'clock in the home OF
Alr. and Mrs. Louis r. Brewer. OF
Brookiand Park, whcn their daush-
ter. Lillian May. bccatnc the bride Of
William Bolton French. OF this city,
1 rev. T. Men. Simpson onicia ting
Ihc parlors were decorated with
PAINS. ferns. shaded lights and cathe-
oral candles. tho :nantcis being banked
with southern Smilax and flowers The
br!de who wore handsome suit Of
midnight blue velour with hat and
gloves to match. and corsaco hou-
luct of orchids and lilies, entered with
her brother, Andrew Brewer, OF Ran
doiph Macon College. who gave her
away The ribbons were held By little
Misses Thelma and Elizabeth stone.
INC wedding muric was rendered by
M':s irene Is. Stith. who also played.
very sof;ly during the ceremony,
Hearts and Flowers" Just before tho
entry OF the bridal party. Miss Jennie
warren McCurdy, q cousin Of tho bride
sans very swcetly One FIectinr
Hour The groom had AS his best
man his brother. Coleman French. also
OF this city.
atcly after the ceremony for AN OK
tended Northern tour, and upon their
return. December 18th. will be al home.
at 27os Floyd Avenue
bride Entertained.
Miss Myrtle *. Crane was hostess
Of pretty linen shower on Sa.ur-
day. December /, given in honor Of
MISS Lillian Brewer, a bride Of this
month Everywhere tho color scheme
was carried out in pink and white
The parlors and halls were decorated
In cedar. white chrysanthemums and
PINK roses. and about thirty guests
were present.
Little Miss Nellie Gray Hutchcson.
dressed in frock of white null and
pink ribbons. drew in an express wa
Eon. decorated in pink crepe paper and
ribbons. filled with gifts for the b, ide
a special feature of the evening was
the cutting OF the wedding cake, ar-
Ter which refreshments were served
Inc taHors were little pink baskets
hiled with pink and white bonbons.