Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
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Rev. j. A. McMurray. p. o., in Wood
STOCK. Only the members Of tho i'm
mediate families We're present at the
ceremony. which was performed by
| Dr. McMurray. pastor OF the Prcsby-
| terian Church. and the wedding music
was played on the violin by Arinistcad
| McMurray. Tho bride wore a wedding
gown of white lace over brocadcd satin.
! Her veil OF real lace was an heirloom
! in the brides family and she carried
Il bouquet OF lilies of tho valley.
| Mrs. Williams. who is the daughter
/ Of MIR. and Mrs X. y. Thomplins, of
! DufiicId. has for several years been 4
! member Of the faculty of the Wood
stock grad ID school. Mr.. Williams is "a
/ son Of Mr.. I'd Mrs. William 7. Will
/ Iiams. of Woodstock, and was recently
appointed Commemorative attorney OF
+ Shenandoah County to fill tho unex-
I pred term OF his brother Lieutenant
1 Philip Williams, who Is now stationed
"a, Camp Meade Md.
Immediately after tho marriage Mr.
and Mrs. Williams lett for wedding
I trip.
Z At the Art Club.
/ Rev. Frank Pratt viii speak on
"Epictetus and the Stoics'' at 4:3O
/ O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the Art
Club OF Richmond. Members OF the
/ club and their friends are Invited.
/ Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Samuel Richard Waite. of
/ Eutaw Place. Baltimore. announces The
/ engagement OF her daughter. Eliza beth
/ Macdonald. to Ensign Courtla ndt
/ Woodrough Babcock, L. 5. =. H.. OF
/ Boston. Mars. Miss waite is a grand
! daughter Of the late John Turnbull,
/ Jr She is sister OF Mrs. Horace G.
| Coleman. ii Norristown Pa. and OF
Miss Clara Turnhull Waite the artist.
I Ensign Bab"ock is Il son of the late
/ Colonel Courtiandt q. EabcoCk. L. :. A..
and Mrs. Babcock, Of Stonington. Conn.
lie is u graduate Of Yale and of the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
Al the outbreak of tho war lac joined
Z the naval reserves and at present ia
in command Il tho torpedo boat chaser
+ i. :; 8 Alacrity. No date for the we'd
ding has been set.
Z or Interest Hero.
MIR. and Mrs Richard r Tal!cy. Of
. CJlpcpcr have issued cards ANNOUNCE
( ing tho marriage " their daughter,
Mary Emma. to pr. John iIundley Has
! kine. o: West Virginia. The wedding
took place at noon January =, with
I only members OF tho families and a
/ few intimate friends present. The
large hall and living rooms were dec
Grated in running pine, laurel and holly
mink and white carnations. In the par
carnations and laurel leaves, inter-
sperscd with lighted candles, h"for"
/ which the ceremony took place, rev
t. " winfrcy officiating. Mrs. t.. j.
Campbell wa ~ Ia p'ano. ana MI
Jameson rendered The Melody OF
I Toe" on tn. violin Mics Maud Kelly
Wa her sister maid Of honor and
anil. attendant, she was Eowncd IN
graz Ieo-Ectte crepe and carried an
armtul Of pink carnations. WiIlara
Haskins. OF tho Richmond Medica! Coi-
icre was his brothers. best man. Inc
bride entered WITH hcr iathe W
she was given IN marriage. She wore
travelling suit of wistcria cloth. 'witt
,,unc furs. and . toquc OF violet anu
rr,, Her flowers wcro orchids and
lilies Of tho valley. After the ceremohE
a buffet luncheon was served Ut anu
ure. iIaskius left for HortneFh I ,I-
ro,1r thcn 10 their home IN west Wy
~ HOME This Evening. oo.
~, and Mrs Adolph Marks 2o'
. North Nineteenth street. anhouhve .hs
nnr.rcu,cnt OF their daughter Hettie'
20 Harry Iavtne. son OF MT. anu VA
| Norris I.ayinc, of Baltimore.
H. and Mrs. Marks viii be at homo
=, rnrmnilv this evening. from 10 10
/ o'clock.
/ Norfolk Wedding.
the home OF MIR and Mrs George
/ NJ Comperc. in Orleans "lrc!c' "a
/ f.yc,te Residence Park, Norfolk. was
,hc scepe Wcdhesday At O'CLOCK. of a
pretty wedding when their daughter
/ Miss Grace Margaret Compere. became
Z The bride OF Hardin Z ArledGe.
The rooms were decorated With
smilax, fern and pink roses, ana inc
ceremony was performed by HcN. 'ohn
/ Roach Sirator Miss Odessa Pcatcr. of
! Newport News rendered the wedding
/ marches. and just before the ceremony
/ Mrs. Edith V Stance. sang Because
! The bride who was given in mar
/ riage by her father. wore travelling
suit of dark blue broadcloth trimmed
| with seal fur and with hat TO match.
/ Her flowers were orchids.
Miss Mary Philips. OF McrcersburG.
| Penn, as maid OF honor wore a gown
OF blue velvet with white satin trim
mimEs and IL black picture hat and car
rcd pink roses.
( The groom had as his best man 6. G.
| Dearneart, OF Richmond.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Arledee left for southern
wedding trip. ON their return they viii
! reside with Mr.. ArIcdEc's parents. I'm
| Orleans Circle.
Among the out Of town guests were
! Mrs. Warren * snyder. of oklahoma:
Mrs Caroline Arledgc, of Washington,
/ Misses Virginia and Caroline Aricdsc.
/ OF Washnston: Mary philips. OF
! McrcerSburg, Fem: Odessa l'eatcr. OF
/ Newport News. and G. G. Dcarhcart.
/ of Richmond.
| Chapter Entertnins.
! one Of the most delightful affairs in
the history of Mizpah Chapter, NO. -,
order of the Eastern Star, took place
after the regular meeting OF the chap
| ter Tuesday evening. After short pa
| triotic address by Mrs. Fanny e
Sucher. worthy grand matron of Nir-
g!nia. fine program was rendered.
Some OF I2ichmond's best musical and
1 literary talent participated The hall
was fill with members and friends OF
the SIN Richmond chapters Refresh
ments were served after tho program
was concluded.