Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
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wilson Brown. of Baltimore which Will
be celebrated at o'clock In ST. James
Episcopal Church. The church will be
lhronged with a fashionable assembly
Tor the ceremony and only the i'm
mediate families and the bridal party
VIII be entertained at the brides home
Immediately afterward.
The bride will be attended by her
nre sisters. Misses Helena. Melinda
Montague. Sarah Montague. Mary Cliff
ford and iiarriette Alexander Capcr-
ton. her cousins. Misses Leila and Anne
Gordon. of Washington, and the
groom's sister. Miss Florence Brown,
of baltimore Lester del Garcia. OF
Philadelphia. will be best man. and the
Eroomsmen will include Major Jenry
Montague. Captain Evelyn Harrison.
Captain AGREE, Captain Chamlcy. Can
tain Lamont Dominick and Adjutant-
General 10 Lane Stern.
Prominent Wedding.
OF much interest to society here Is
the wedding of Miss Laura William
son Nocil. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Daniel Noell. OF Danvile, and
Austin II. Carr ordnance ncld service,
National Army. son ot Julian S. Carr.
Of Durham. y. G. The wedding VIII
take place very quietly to-day In Dan
VILE.
Miss Miller wedx.
or wide interest is the wedding OF
Miss Ma!lie Floyd Miller. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. John 81. Miller, Jr, TO
James Douglas Cook. son of the late
James Cook and Mrs. Nellie Minson
Cook. OF this city. which was celebrated
last evening at $50 o'clock in the
homo OF the brides parents oo7 Floyd
Avenue. Only the Immediate families
and few intimate friends witnessed
tho ceremony and a reception followed
at O'Clock. to which additional guests
were invited. The house vas decorated
Aynr -hr q
summer flowers of pastel shades. The
ceremony was performed b. the Rev.
Father A. J. Van Ingclgern. of st.
James Catholic Church. West Falls
Church, the day being also the we'd
ding Anniversary Of the brides parents
The bride entered the drawing room
with her father. who gave her away.
She wore wedding gown of soft white
satin trimmed very simply in tulle and
silver bands and her veil Of illusion
was fastened with silver band and
sprays OF natural orange blossoms She
carried a shower bouquet OF gardcnias
and lilies of the valley and wore a set
OF rare old pearls that have adorned
four generations of brides In the family
OF the brides mother. The pearls were
originally a wedding gift from the
brides great-Crcat grandfather 10 his
bride
Mrs. Bruce Poole Rial. OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. and Mrs. Charles Rivers Carroll
were danes OF honor. and the brides
sisters. Misses Major and Nan MiEer.
were maids Of honor. They wore SINH
lar dresses OF organdie in rainbow
shades, made with ruflcd skirts and
surplice bod!ces. and all four carried
silver baskets flied with blossoms o.
pastel shade. Two little girls. Mary
Miller and Thelma Clayton. the latter
niece OF the groom. hoDi the ribbons.
They wore white muslin frocks with
i0r hog nd ~, ~ cd ha = cr
OF flowers In pastel shades. George p.
White. OF this city, was the groom's
bes; man.
SIR aud Mrs Cook left later IN the
evening for wedding journey North.
Among the guests from n distance at
tending the ceremony were: DIT. and
Mrs r. y. Rial. Pittsburgh, Pa: Mr..
and Mrs. a. /. Ward, Miss Lula Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Miller. Lynch
burg: Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Mitchell! AT
lsnta: Miss Harriet Inge, Camp Lee:
Mrs. Rush Miller. Danvil!e; Captain Ed
ward l. Kelly. Camp T.ec; Mrs. F. c..
Rockwell. Mineral: Mrs. r. y. Ellis.
New Orleans: Or. and Mrs. 6. G. Cooke.
Yorktown: X r Brunei. Petersburg.
Meyer-Roney.
Mt and Mrs. Nicholas Rooney. OF
Richmond. announce tho marriage OF
their daughter. Lottic May. to DR.. VIII
liam Meyer. OF Enfield y. c. The cere-
mony took place quietly IN the presence
of only few relatives a the home OF
Rabbi Edward " Cailsch, Thursday
7:3o O'Clock. Or. and Mrs. Meyer left
Immediately after the ceremony for
short trip North.
Charity Arnirs.
This evening charity ball will be
given in the Grays' Armory by the
aiumnae OF 81. Patrick's Female Asso-
citation. An orchestra will play for
the dancing, and there will he attrac-
In n
women. headed by Miss Alma l. Pagan.
is in charps, OF arrangements.
Tho young girls Of the junior COM
mi,tee OF the Red Cross Auxiliary OF
Seventh Street Christian Church will
give garden party at the residence
OF Mrs K. NJ. Anderson. 700 Noble
Avenue Rowland Park. to-day from
to O'Clock. There will he refresh
ments. a candy booth, novelty booth,
games and attractions OF many kinds.
There viii be a garden party this
afternoon from 3 O'Clock until the late
evening al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w. Dabney. Wcsthampton. for the
benefit OF surgical dressings. Box
lunches. ice cream and cold drinks
will be served and after sunset Mrs.
Dorothy Hasbrook Gibson will give
several interpretative dances on the
lawn. and S. T. Glover will rccite from
his own poems and from Drummond,
the French Canadian poet Automo-
bIes will meet the Westhampton cars
a. stop %. The public is cordially
invited.
\ lawn party will be given on the
grounds of the Church OF the Holy
Comforter. Grove Avenue and Rowland
Streets. Monday. June 10. from S 10
1G o'clock for the Polish Victims Relief
Fund, of which the celebrated pianist,
l. j. Paderewski. is the founder and
treasurer.
Recital Postponed.
The piano recital by the pupils OF
Miss Mamie Davis. which was TO have
been given this evening In Corlcy's
auditorium, has been postponed.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.