Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Horace l.. VIII
bingham. who have been for several
months at Call Field. Wichita Falls.
Texas, where the former has been sta
toned. arc spending a few days In Rich-
mond with Mrs II. j. Wilingham. Lieu
tenant Willngham viii shortly leave
for overseas duty.
Wedding Saturday.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Lancaster.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Alex
andcr Lancaster, of 5i2 seminary Ave
nue.. Gin,er Park. TO DIR. Thomas ~
Davis. medical reserve corps, United
states army. will be celebrated at
o'clock. instead of At AS formerly an
nounccd. in the chapel OF the Union
Theological Seminary. The wedding liz
an event OF wide interest and the chapel
Will be filled with guests Saturday
evening TO witness the ceremony.
Leave for Like George.
y large party will leave here today
for silver Bay. Lake Gcorgc. where the
annual meeting for work and inspra-
ton for the members OF the Womans
Auxiliary Of the Episcopal Church Is
held. Miss Sallie Dean will have charge
of the party, and others going viii be
REV. and Mrs Valentine Lee. Mrs
Austin Brockcnborough and Miss
Louise Taliaferro. representing the
Womans Auxiliary and Junior AuXil-
larry of Grace Church; Mrs. John c.
Hagan. Mrs. Oliver J. Sands. Mrs. Wal
ter Christian, Mrs. Culp, ana Miss
Eleanor Brown.
Picture Sold for War Relief Work.
OF much interest is the announce
ment that the water color sketch OF
Monroe Park. painted and donated 70
the War Relief Association by Mrs
Joseph Everett. has been sold and the
money realized is to be used in fitting
UP the library OF the hospital at West
hampton.
Observation-Disclosures
OF interest throughout the state was
the marriage At EenbridSe. June %.
Of Otis ottway Tucker. Of brakes
Branch. TO Miss Faith l5ridgcforth. OF
kenbr!dge. The ceremony was per
formed at 1880 O'Clock IN the Meth
odist Church. the Rev H. c. Gregory
officiating. and the chanccl was arts
tIcai!y decorated III palms. ported plants
nmd Cathedral candles. While the
guests were assembling Miss Pansy
feay OF blackstone. vioI!nist. rendered
"A Melody OF Love" accompanied ty
her sister. Mrs. Fletcher Wright. OF
Petersburg. "Becausc" was also SUM-
by Mrs. Louise <. Epcs "A cousin OF the
bride, ana the Bridal Chorus from "Lo-
fengrin' was rendered az "A process
etonal. Mcndclssohn's wedding march
being played AS the bridal party left
az the organ.
GL!ttlc Howard BridEetor,h and Ed
ward Bullock, OF Whitaker. y e. pre-
oeaed The bridal part, carrying the
i.!chaTd Il. BridSetorth. OF Randolph
Macon College: George 3. Rridgefor,n.
now OF Richmoni; Il. - Jackson. OF
brakes Branch: J.. Garland stokes. OF
kenbridgc: James g. Bridgeforth. OF
william and Mary college. and H. II
Payne. OF brakes Rraucn. Tho dame.
q honor recent brides themselves
were Mrs. y :. lrby, o: kcnbridec. ana
lE.t.
inc bridesmaids included Miss iIyIa
Basley. OF Danvillc. Miss Julia walker
or Norfolk; Miss Ellen Hardy MISC
mamie orsain. OF Kenbridgc. Miss
; Hghes stokes and Miss Coiine narley.
both OF kcnbr.dge. Little James Bui-
lock carried the ring in a magnolia
MISS Nancy Bridgetorth. Of Richmond.
1oi!owed CARRYING little basket Of
movers ana Miss Mar? Lee Br;dgcforth,
sister OF the bride, was maid ot homo
r. ii. HAL. OF brakes Branch was hos,
man.
The bride entered with her fa,he-.
''eoTEe !. BridEeforth. who gave her
away. Her wcGdias dress was fash
Toned OF w.ut. ,ieorccttn creme ana
she carried a shower bouquet 4 bride
roses and white swcc. peas The mar.
or honor wore :vatk OF pale p!nk
t"t-sctte crtps hendtd In an Urieatal
design, and carried I, shower bouuucr
OF PINK roses and sweet peas. The
bridesmaids wore quaint dresses Of
white orIand'c with lare. white hats
and carried noscgays OF sweet peas IN
pastel shades. i. T.. adam. was master
or ceremonies and MET. r Wilkinson
was mistress o: ceremonies.
The cut .: town guests were Mr.
ana Mis. l.. Nj. Bullock ana family
OF Nhttakers. y c.. Mrs. J. y. Hardy
aud family. OF blackstone; Mrs. Eas-
kervi!ie HridEetorih, Of Richmond:
Miss Ridley Walker. or Norfolk; Miss
Ethel PITCHER, OF Petersburg; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Payne and Mr. and Mrs
Stonewall Jackson. OF brakes Branch;
Mrs. Carl Sho!kens. OF Johnson CITY.
Tenn: william r. Bridgefor,h, OF
Augusta Military Academy ana Mr..
and Mrs. ~ 7. McNenny, of South Bos-
ton.
After two weeks stay In Wash
inGton, New York and other places
OF interest. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker will
make their home in brakes Branch
Preceding the marriage pretty
miscellaneous shower was given the
bride by Mrs. j. L. Adams. and an
attractive linen shower ny Mrs f.. :.
lrby.
Quiet Wedding
~ quiet wedding was celebrated
Wednesday morning at st. Peters
Church when Mrs. Catherine Martin
became the bride OF James II. Ames-
hurry, Rev Father Kcllihcr officiating
The bride wore n travelling suit OF
blue tricotine with hat to match. In
mcdiately after the ceremony MIR. and
Mrs. Amcsbury left for an extended
Northern trip. which will include At
lanuc City, New York, Albany and
Toronto. Canada. Later they viii! make
their home in Richmond.
lance Tonight.
The Woman's Auxiliary Camp Ser
vice. formerly the Godmothcrs' League
now an auxiliary to tho Richmond War
Camp Community Service. will have
charge of the dance to be given this
evening. Mrs. Archer Richardson will
be the chairman and every effort will
he made to make this affair one of the
most delightful that has been given to
the boys in uniform The decorations
viii be appropriate to the occasion and
many of the young girls will wear
red, white and blue costumes
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.