Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

Canlil and Lieutenant w. r. HOPKINS.
Richmond; and Clark Hopkins, of Uni
vcrsity OF Virginia.
Gilman-Wyatt
MIR. and Mrs. William II. Wyatt, Jr.,
OF Monument Avenue, announce tho
marriage of their daughter. Helena. TO
Dr. j. Stewart Gilman, also OF this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilman will be at home,
1903 Grove Avenue. after January l.
or Interest Here.
The wedding or Miss Margaret Pen
nington. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
samuel G. Pennington, of Catonsvillc
Md, TO Lieutenant John Ice Chapman,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Chap
man. OF this city. took place quietly
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
81. Iimothy's Church. Gainesville. The
ceremony Was performed by the rector
Rev. Thomas II. iardlcy. in the pres
encc of the two families, and mmc-
diatcly after the ceremony Lieutenant
and Mrs. Chapman left for brief we'd
dins trip. They will go TO Admission
Ala. where he is stationed at Camp
Mcclellan with the Machine Gun Bat
TALON. The bride. who WAS given in
marriage by her father. wore IL smart
costume OF dark blue chiffon velvet
ard a hat TO match. combined with
sand-colorcd velvet. Her bouquet was
Of orchids. Her sister Miss Louise
Pennington, who was her maid of
honor and only attendant. was gowncd
in frock of dark blue satin and a pic
ture hat OF black velvet. She carried
sunset roses. Lieutenant Chapman had
his father for his best man.
Engagement Cancelled.
Announcement is made of the cancel
lation Of tho engagement between Miss
Edna Mac Mars. daughter Of the late
Edward Il. Mars, Of Ocean View, and
Jerome May Of Norfolk.
Prominent Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dewitt Proctor.
OF Baltimore. announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Juliet North. TO
George Joseph Goldsborough. OF Roll
ing Road, Gainesville. Miss Proctor
is the grand daughter of the late
Judge Robert Johnston, Of Harrison
burg, distinguished lawyer and NOM
Der OF the Confederate Congress. Miss
Proctor is one of the most popular
members of the younger set.
Mr.. Goldsboroush is the fourth son
OF the late Harry Paul GoldsborouEh |
and Mrs. GoldsborouGh. lie is mem
Der of the distinguished Maryland fam
lily OF that name. Ills maternal grand
father was Dr. Felix Il. McAIanus, a
noted physician. Mr.. Goldsborough
was awarded his degree in the class
of 1914 AT Mount st. Mary's, Emmi;s-
burch. When war was declared he en-
listed in the aviation section of the
United States Army, and is at present
pursuing course of studies at 81 mill
itary aeronautical school prior to re-
ceiving a commission.
Married In Norfolk.
William Perry Moons home in Larch-
mont, Norfolk, was the scene wcdncs-
gay evening Of the wedding of Miss
Mary Turner Simpson to Rev. Frederick
Raymond Chenault. of Richmond. Tho
bride is the daughter Of Rev. r. Men,
simpson, d. D.. presiding elder of the
norfolk District Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, and the groom is the
pastor OF Broad Street Methodist
Church. of this city.
Violin solos. Dridla's Souvenir" and
Meditation from That's and the Inter-
mezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana"
were rendered. and the brides father
performed the ceremony.
AT one end OF the living room was
an improvised altar OF Easter lilies
ana FERNS with background of palms. |
ferns, Southern smilaX and cathedral
candles and the rooms were decorated
with snilax, Spanish moss and pink
roscbuds.
The maid OF honor. Miss jamie
blanchard Simpson. sister Of the bride, |
with pale pink overdress and carried
an arm bouquet of Russell roses. The
groom was attended by George GRAY
Simpson, OF Rockingham y. c., brother
of the bride |
Wearing ivory satin and pearls. with /
L court train, her veil of illusion caught |
with coronet of orange blossoms and
carrying a shower bouquet Of Brides !
roses and lilies of the valley. the bride
ha
brother. Thomas McNidcr Simpson Jr..
OF Austin. Tex.
Miss Lellic Winfrec Simpson. in pink !
taneta. and Miss Helen Land Simpson. |
IN blue. with noscGays OF pink sweet |
peas. stood at the doors during the |
bridal professional and then took places !
on either side the altar. After tho |
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Chenault left
for Southern trip.
Only relatives and q few intimate
friends were present. Those from out
OF town were: Mr.. and Mrs Robert |
Winfree. of Lynchburg; Airs. NJ. +. Gill
lam. Miss Helen Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs. |
NJ. r. Gillian. of Windsor y. c.; c. C. !
Bailey. of Richmond. and Mrs. John |
{. simpson, wife OF the brides brother.
Lieutenant Simpson, Camp Meade.
Miss Gibbons TO Wed.
Announcement has been made of the
bons. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |
Frank NJ. Gibbons, OF East Preston |
street, Baltimore. TO .Archcy Cameron
New Of the Baltimore bar. The we'd. |!
ding will probably take place in the
spring.
Miss Gibbons is we'll known as a
soprano and is active in church choir
work. She has also played many lead.
ing roles in amateur thcatricals. She
met hon Inc
for The Little Heiress." produced bv
Oliver c. Ziegfeld at Albaugh's The
alter in May. 1915.
For Miss Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Portlock and
Frank Portlock were hosts "Wednesday
evening at a dance given at their home,
in Colonial Place. Norfolk, in commit.
lnent to their guest, Miss Mary Suthcr-
land Williams of Richmond
The rooms were attractively dec
Grated with Christmas decorations.
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