The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-01
Dunlop-Massie-

morning at 10 O'Clock in Chrlst chui .i
when Miss Mary James Massie'
daughter of Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank "A.
MAzSie, Of Charlottesville. became the
bride of Lieutenant David Dunlop, Y
s. A, of Petersburg The Few. H. Il.
! Lee ofTiciated
The church was beautifully de.
corated with palms, white roses. ana
Asters The bride entered and was
given In marriage by her father. she
wo~e a handsome gown OF satin ana
itune finished with Brussels lace ana
her veil was arranged cap effect WIN
orange blossoms She carried
bouquet of white roses and gardenias'
Little Miss Ellen Bland Massie' her
sister, was her only attendant her
frock was white with PINK ribbons
and she carried a basket OF pink roses
lCadet John Dunlop. of the naval ava
suon corps at Miami Fla, at'enoeu
his brother as best man.
immediately after the ceremony d
wedding breakfast was served IN wv
home of the brides parents altel
which Lieutenant and Mrs i'uh1op
lleft.for shortstrip Mrs, Dnn'or W..
make her home az "F.llershe Fafih
near Petersburg as long az Lieutenant
| Duniop is stationed at Camp Lee
MISC Massie Is Well known ana
popular in Richmond society Sle
| mad her debute here two seasons ago
having been Introduced by her auh,,
Mrs Malvern c. Patterson OF ON
fCre1," Cary-Street road.
Among tbs ont -oftown guests ~ ~"
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Aren't
Inala McCrea. Miss Mercer Dunlop::
MES Sall{a Duriop Henry Bear. OF
New York, Mrs Gertrude MasSie, Mr.,
| and Mrs Malvern Patterson. ~, anu
Mrs Eugene Massie- Misses NJ E f..
and Helen Johnston Mrs. f'ot''s
4 -
Richmond: Alexander G}hs"fs a. Nv
yn,k ona Garrel Bocnek. az kesw'c n.
Approaching Marriage
NJ rnge,,e samuel Emory. 81
f.hase CIV va. announces the ar
. .proachFne marriage Of her "a iEt'"'
Gene 10 Bur!eIgh Matthews t'''rfft
81 Frraria Va The wedding WI
be ouietls solcmnized IN ny none IN.
.,t-t,,,wood near Chase CITY tn"
hride-elect IS a graduate 81 i'''',''.ll -
Naron Wonsar'q college Il the class OF
1a4s The groom Is a prominent hNs1-
rsav rran a Fmpor5a Both fam'fl"S
are widely known throughout .th'
state
-. & ar1tttA II rss-i& Ezs-a
noteN mntored 10 Orange "Wednesday
from Gordcnsv He. where theN We"
later united jn marriage by the 1eN
7
.@t daughter of Mrs Hiram boVett. "i
MS mace they viii make their home
in GardnnxxINe
G,odwtn--Hasher.
.af interest here IN the announce
went thar Roy Goodwin 81 f'ySrF
Thlvarra county. and A'9s Is
Nsther Of Troy were married a. tpF
tordonseaile BAPTIST parsonage wee
reSday morning - 10 o.ciot 4. ''@
Rev l. WILEY otf1NiafiHE
Al yirsrin,r Hot springs.
Never before has a summer Wit
r,,4@ss;,tf rrv mary motorists op the roatS
ARD not ) f,.lv pa4ses s7itl that number \
~ cars on sour ~ the mountains do
nc. stor over az Hot springs by motor,
while others have sent their cars
ahead ana gone there ny train
Mr. an9 Airs G r Rives and Their
three children ~ Gotham VINO
have been al Hot Springs on "a vera
weeks stay are planning 20 start Tor
.,het- home hv motor on Monday Mr..
Yfxes was secretary or the Ameri-
csn legation In Berlin with Anbassa
dor Gerard. and previous 10 that was
charge daffairea of the American EN-
Rhassy In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil They
have large plasta'ion in Aihemarle
county, and during Their stay at the
serrings they purchased from the
Homestead string of thoroughereds
large hay mare. Patsy, for Mrs.
H3ves ID ride at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. sauer and c. F.
kauer. Jr.. Of Richmond. are al the
,sprtngs for a lengthy stay at The
Homestead.
Mrs I.aNehorne Putncy, Mrs. \ T.
Cone Mrs. II w. Williams of Rich
mcnd. and Mrs. r + Burns. Of Nor
folk. recently passed through Hot
Springs on a motor tour and made
short stop at The Homestead,
Mr.. and Mrs. H Williams. Jr., and
ID r. s. Arson came to the springs by
motor from Norfolk for a short stay,
Mrs. L. -kunkel is at the springs,
whore she motored from Harrisonhurg
with her son, l. G. Kunkel Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Bogert. of Kas-
wick. are at The Homestead for a
weeks stay.
r. Fl. Harwood and Harris Hart are
recent reGistrants at The Homestead
from Richmond,
n Estes Vaughn brought a large
marty to the springs by motor Those
included in the party were the Misses
Mildred Hudson. Rosa Waugh. Lucie
Howard, Mamie Howard. Florence
Penick and G.. +. Vaughn. of Lynch
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs w n. Jones. of Nor
folk, are at Hot springs Tor seNera'
weeks of golfng, @
CAMP--CAMP.
Thursday afternoon at A:3o O'Clock
NJ the home OF the brides father, VIII
liam c. Camp. 35o4 Monument avenue
Miss Margaret Steele Camp was mar
ried to Lieutenant Charles Ashby
Camp, OF Petersburg. now stationed at
Camp Ma.bry. Austin, Texas. Rev
carl Matthews, brother-in law of the
bride. performed the ceremony. and
r,nly the two immediate families and a
few intimate friends were present ON
Tag to mourning, The house was dec
nrated with palms and summer flowers
md the bride was given away by her
father She wore a gown OF white
recrgette crepe. with white hat. and
carried a bouquet Of gardenias Miss
Harriet Camp. sister of The groom
vas maid Of honor, and wore a dress
~ white net trimmed with pale green
md her flowers were pink roses Mas
~ william Camp Matthews carried
Ehc ring. and the ribbons were held
~ little Miss Mary Ashby AGREE and
Master John Carl Matthew'S The
room was attended by his brother-in-
- smith AGREE. as best man. Lieu
ksnsut ana Mrs. Camp left at once for