Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30
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chapcel was banked with the mountain
blossoms. The bride entered with her
father. who gave HOY away. She wore
draped gown Of ivory satin with
trimmings OF silver lace and her we'll
of illusion fell from Russian head
dress of silver lace. The maid of honor,
Miss Constance Warwick stephenson.
wore green orEandj" frock with a
Lcghorn hat trimmed in roses and car
ricd an old-fashiUncd noseSay OF pink
icsebuds Raymond Half. Of New York
City, was the groom's beat man. The
rshers included Andrew w. Hull of
Newport News: John H. Cecil of Rich
mond; Roscoe Il. stephenson, of COW
ngton. and Dr. John W. 6. Jones. of
Newpor; News
Following the ceremony At tire
'hurch. an informal reception for the
out -of-town guests and intimate friends
"ns held at The Chimncys.'' the HON.
Of the brides father. The house was
decorated everywhere in pink snap
dragon sand maidenhair ferns Mr. and
>Irs. Berrian left later in the evening
Tor wedding journey.
July Wedding.
wedding of interest To society in
Baltimore and Virginia viii be that on
July 10 of Captain italeirh colston
Thomas Engineer Corps T.. : r.. and
Mrs. Jewell Gouriey Tucker. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Gourlcy. Of
Virginia Captain Thomas is the son
Of the late MIR. ana Mrs. Raleigh e.
! Thomas and "A brother OF Mrs. i
Charles Macgil. Of Catonsviil.. and
hes maid Thomas. He Was city sur
reyor until he entered the service and
Is now stationed at Fort Meyer
Brown-SnNIilc.
An interesting wedding Of last week
Vas that of Miss Keith Woodson Sa-
vile. daughter OF Colonel and Mrs
Charles Otway Saville. OF this city. TO
Clarence Leroy brown. the ceremony
having taken place TUESDAY evening in
Grace street Baptist Church "a $50
n I'll
heights Baptist Church. officiating
The church was decorated with palms
and ferns. The bride entered and MAS
given in marriage by her father she
wore a gown of white ,;corEcttc crepe
ana satin with a court train OF satin.
ana her veil Was Of tullc. and she car
Rcd a shower OF Bride roses and lilies
OF the valley. She WAS attended by her
SISTER MISS Mary Sav!!lc. as maid Of
honor VINO wore frocH OF turquoise
hiue GcorSette crepe finished with ST.
yer, with picture hat OF Georgcttc
ana siIcvr Her flowers showcred form
hat basket tied with silver tull.
mere were four bridesmaids: Miss
isabelle Snvi!le. youngest sister Of tho
bride; Miss Mary Della smith. OF
nirminsh nam; Ala formerly OF Rich
mond. Miss Ruth McLanc Of Pensacola
Fla. and Miss Eliza Bland Lamb. OF
Eellcviilc They all wore dresses OF
PINK RULED orEandy with butterfly
sashes and carried hat baskets %:
-
ribbons. Lieutenant Robert n Thomas
son. OF Camp Eustis. near Newpor,
news, acted as best man. and the
uSners were Henry Decker Luc!an
binEham. l.. X. Hazlcgrovc and John.
harlow Mr.. and Mrs Brown lief, for
An extended trip, and viii make ,hcir
nome at Claiborne HALL" in King
Ni!ian County. upon their return \
reception was given the bridal parry
DE INC brides parents after the re-
hcarsaI Monday night. \ number ~
the wedding.
Dance on the Fourth
me "onan's Auxiliary Camp Scr.
wee, formerly the Gudmothcr's Learn.
no" an auxiliary to the Richmond Iy,r
amp community Service wilf have
OF me dance 70 be given on the
evening OF July l. Mrs. Archer Rlch.
ardSon VIII he the chairman and ever.
eHort VIII be made 10 make this affair
one OF the most delightful that ma.
Dtch given 10 the boys IN uniform. The
decorations vii! be appropriate TO IN.
occasion and many OF the younr pirjs
VIII wear red. white and b!u. c5s
tunes.
Marriage of Intcrcnt.
Mrs Henry Meriwciher Fowlkes an.
noGnces the marriage o: her Iauyh,.r
Matte, 10 Joseph Mason Anderson Of
richmond, formerly OF Rappahannock
County The ceremony was performer
by Rev. Marinus James al III. home 80
at BurkeHii!e. Saturday juno % only
The immediate families being present
Mr. and Mrs Anderson left al once for
motor trip through the Valley OF
virginia. and viii be at nom. af,.r
July 10 a, 1916 West Grace street.
Richmond
Quiet Home Wedding
MIR. and Airs. Adoiphus Anderson
n.ahton' OF IobaccoNilie. announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Ethel Mil
Ter 10 Lieutenant Edward Turner
Ames, Medical Reserve Corps. United
states Army. the ceremony having
taken place yesterday at the home o.
the brides sister, Mrs James Olive-
Scott 1913 West franklin street The
only attendants were Miss Josie Blan
ton Scott, maid of honor. and James
Lewis Blanton. bes, man. The we'd
ding was quiet one with only ms
immediate families present Rev re T
A. smoo:, D. u. pastor OF Centenary
Methodist Church. otticiated
Attractive Garden Party.
garden party for the beneht of
the Red Cross viii be held Tuesday
evening from TO II o'clock al The
home Of Mrs Clyde w. Saunders. osoI
Grove Avenue. \ special program of
patriotic music has been arranged and
refreshments will be served There
VIII also be fishing pond for the chill
dren and a gypsy fortune teller. The
public is cordially invited to attend
Home Wedding.
An interesting marriage OF the past
week was that OF Miss Susie CoIe,nnn
Murdoch. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs "
NJ. Murdoch, to Coa1tcr Cabell Han
COCK, the ceremony having taken place
quietly yesterday morning at II o'clock.
at the home OF the brides parents
Rev. T. Claggett skinner d. ID ON,
! Giating. The house was decorated
( everywhere with palms. ferns and lilies
The bride entered and was given in
marriage by her father and was at
"a h.aI. cig
dock as maid honor Her flower
girls were little Misses Ann Jones and
Virginia Hancock. Donald Hancock
brother of the groom, was best man
Miss Susie Pendlcton Ycamans rem.
dered the wedding music and Mrs q
T. Gillian sang AT Dawninc" lust
before the ceremony
Pretty Wedding.
st. Andrews Episcopal Church was
the scene OF pretty wedding Thurs
daX evening AT O'clock when M;ss