Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-20
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OF much interest is the wedding OF
MISS Gay Vaughan Wilson. daughter
OF Calvin Wilson and the late Mrs.
Annie Randolph Vaughan Wilson, OF
Richmond. TO Lieutenant Edward Smith
Curr!e. chaplain of the United States
Army, son Of Sir. and Mrs. j. II. Curre,
OF Fayetteville, n. &. The ceremony
in the chapel at the Union Theological
Seminary, Rev. Eugene G. Caldwell d.
D.. officiating. The chapel was decor
ated In palms and garden flowers. and
the wedding music was rendered by
Mrs. Frank g. Simmons, assisted by
Miss Margaret Barker on the violin.
The bride entered with her father,
by whom she was given away, and
they were met at the altar by the
groom and his brother. Spencer Currie,
who was best man. Her gown was
fashioned of soft white satin hnishcd
In rare old lace and pearls, and the
court train fell from her shoulders.
Her veil OF illusion was arranged from
cap Of silver tissue. and fell to the
hem Of the long train, and. she carried
bouquet Of bride roses and sweet
peas. The maids of honor were Miss
Nancy X. Wight. niece of the bride,
and the Eroom's sister Miss Lucy w.
wore oldfashioned frocks OF white
organdie with Nile green Girdles. and
carried quaint nosegays Of summer
flowers.
The groomsmen were John p.
Wilson. brother OF the bride; Herbert
w. jackson. Jr.. Lieutenant John a.
Mclean. Charles l.. King. Carl Crais
and J. j. Murray. Little Virginia
Wight, Laura Elizabeth Boice. Bessie
Wight and Emile &. Wilson. wearing
white organdie dresses trimmed In lace.
held the ribbons. assisted by little
Richard G.. wight, Jr.. Daniel Heron
Call. Stanley Peasants Reed and
Peasants Larus Reed.
Immediately after the ceremony at
tho church a reception for the bridal
party and Immediate families was
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard G. Wight lin Ginter PARK
brother and sister OF the bride. The
house vas prcttily arranged with gar
den blooms and pink and white flow
ers were banked on the mantels. The
table In the dining room was set with
white blossoms. After wedding
journey, Lieutenant and Mrs. Curric
viii make their home in Columbia :.
C.. where the former il stationed at
Camp jackson as chaplain of the De-
pot Brigade.
Out-of-;own guests for the wedding
were MIR. and Mrs. David Curric. Miss
Lucy Currie and Spencer Currie. Of
Fayetteville. y. c.; John T. wilson. or
New York; William c. wilson and
Miss Emile 6. Wilson, Of Pennsyl-
vania; Miss Harriet Wilson. of South
Boston: Miss Emile Minnigerode, OF
Lynchburg, Miss Margaret Blair. OF
Winston Salem. y. g: Miss Elizabeth
layneg. OF Warrenton; Miss Bette
Phillips. Of Waterford: Carl Craig. OF
Reidsviile. y. c.. J. J. Murray, Of St.
p. Lieutenant John Allen Me
Lean. Of Camp Lee.
Going North.
Mrs B. +. McGuckin and young son.
William Criss McGuckin, who have
been spending several months at 500
West Franklin Street, Will leave next
week for an extended stay with rela-
lives a; Bass Rocks, Mass. They VIII
return TO Richmond in the carly fall
where they Will be established at SD
PARK Avenue for the winter months
TO Give Series of Readings.
Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones Will
give three readings from modern
drama on the porch OF the Whitiock
house at Westhampton. beginning
Tuesday morning, June 20. at IL
O'Clock The series will be held for
three consecutive Tuesdays and all IN
tercs,cd are invited to attend. Miss
Joncs's classes were interesting fea-
lures OF last season and large NUM-
Der will attend these readings AT West
hampton.
Dance for Younger Set.
4 pretty affair OF last evening was
the Informal dance given by Miss Anne
Benson at the home OF her grand
mother. Mrs. r. II. Elicit. S07 West
Franklin Street. In honor of Mrs. E!-
let's niece, Miss Louise Bell. OF Nash
willie. Tenn, and Miss Lois Bryan. OF
Baltimore, who are visiting here. The
house was decorated in summer flow
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Nnrn-DiEGcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davenport
Dgges, OF Cumberland, announce the
marriage OF their daughter, Eleanor
Ford 10 Lieutenant William Latane
Warn, Medical Reserve Corps. the cere-
mony having taken place June ID. Mrs
Warm VIII remain at the Park Hotel in
Chattanooga while Lieutenant Warn is
stationed at Fort Oglethorpe.
Mrs Warn is a niece OF Mr. and Mrs
y. Percy Dgges, OF Richmond. and the
wedding is OF much interest here.
L. ID. &. Lnwn Fcte.
An attractive charity event of this
week VIII he the garden fete held in
the Capitol Square Saturday. from :
TO j o'clock. under the auspices and
direction OF the Richmond Chapter.
u tied Daughters Of the Contederacy,
OF which Mrs. Norman Y. Randolph is
president. All sorts OF attractions have
in that part of the square between the
Grace Street and Capitol Street gates
band of music Will play both af-
ternoon and evening and there will
he dancing on the green and many
cthe: interesting features. The pub
lie Is invited to attend
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NJ. and Mrs. Robert L. Parkinson.
OF Meherrin. announce the marriage of
the!r daushter. Mary Virginia, TO
Vaughan Waldrop. of this city. The
ceremony took place at II o'clock yes
terday morning in the Grove Avenue
BAPTIST Church. the Rev. w. c. James
d. d., pastor OF the church, officiating
Immediately after the wedding Mir.
and Mrs. Waidrop left for an extended
northern trip and on their return will
lie at home at 102 West Grace Street.
Married I'm Norfolk.
very pretty marriage was solemn
lied Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs. Virginia Charnock
in Norfolk. when Miss Hannah Mills
of Hickory Ground, became the bride
IT Milton Williams. OF Richmond. The
sTde was unattended, and the cere-
SiOny. which was witnessed op1,,