Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-10
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Mrs. Charles Daniel NOEL. 11o7 Main
Street, Danv!lle. Miss Laura william
son Noell was married to Austin IIca-
'oh Carr. OF Durham, n. c.. DIR. j. y.
Latham. OF the Main street Methodist
church. Danvlle, officiating. At one
end of tho long living-room of the
charming home was the prize dieu with
tail candles and Ascension lilies, form
ing a background for the bridal party
Floor vases filled with lilies thanked an
aisle connected by white ribbons TO
the stairway. down which came the
bride. preceded by her four sisters
Miss Seashols Nocll and Mrs. Il. H.
Miller. Jr.. Of Danville. and Mrs. e. T.
Lyon ana Mrs. James Il. Johnson, or
Durham. y. c.. who were her only at
tcndants. and who wore Georgctte
frocks In pastel shades. trimmed with
silver, and carried arm bouquets Of
pink and orchid sweet peas.
Inc brides dress was OF white tucked
crepe chiffon, made with an overdress
OF white satin and quaint bertha
Of old point lace. Some of the same
rare old Taco was used to form panels
at the Sides of the skirt and to ia shion
becoming little hcaddress. to which
me ions tulle veil was caught with
sprays OF orange blossoms. She car
r!cd orchids and valley lilies.
AT the foot OF the stairs she was me.
by the groom. and they walked to-
Eether to the improviaed chanccl. where
Nr. NOEL gave his daughter in mar
rage.
air. and Mrs. Noell. the latter wear
Ing gray satin with Jet broderies,
and carrying red roses. were assisted
In receiving by II. l.. Dibrell, Mr. AMI
MIS- a. B. Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
James j. Pritchctt, Mr. and Mrs. James
d. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Harry G.
Ficklcn. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Meade.
Mrs IN nj iva
Hamlin. Mrs. r. Ashby Weller. Mrs.
James G. Penn. Jr. and Mrs r. a.
Schoolheld. Miss Virginia Robertson
and Miss Alice BoatwriGht served At
tho punch bowl.
This wedding. owing to It's social
and personal bearings is OF decided
interest TO wide circle in virginia
and the Carolinias. Miss NOEL. OF the
fne old English family long cstab-
lishcd in Virginia. is one Of the most
popular OF Danvll!c's younger Eirla.
She Is an honor graduate Of 1915 Of
olph Macon Woman's College.
where she made ono Of tho most brill
liant records In the history OF th4,
institution in hcr studies in athletics
and in the honors awarded by the stu
dent body Mr.. Carr is of family
whose distinction in public service and
society !s All asset Of the Old North
state. and is the youngest son Of Cen
eral Julian s. Carr OF Durham. Edu-
'h1't DIT rIdp'4 nun Ilf IL now III lIdlH-
Ing with the ordnance department, at
Springfield, Mass. for field service IN
Franco.
In carrying on his bride, North Caro-
lima Is, in part. but claiming it's own
for the maternal antccedcnts lead TO
the famous old home across the border
'Longwood." in Caswcll County. which
has welcomed many notables, and
whence came Miss Socll's mother. the
lovely Mss Laura Williamson, "A belle
ana beauty OF her day.
After their wedding journey. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Carr VIII be emporar!ly OF the
army colony al Springfield. Mass.
Among tho guests who came to
Danville for the occasion were General
Julian 8. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Julian 6.
Carr. Jr., and their daughters. little
Misses Nancy and Margaret Louise
Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne Carr,
william F. Carr MIR. and Mrs. James
Eric Johnson. Miss Annie Louise
Vaughn. Miss Lila Vaughn and Mr..
and Mrs. r. Il. Lyon. all OF Durham,
y. c.: H. {. Flower OF the Federal
Reserve Board. Washington. Miss Ruth
Flower. OF Nassar College. Marvin
Carr. OF New York; Miss Josephine
Thornhul. OF Lyuchburs, and Mrs. =
T. NOEL, OF Memphis. Tenn
Visiting Here.
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Darlington. OF
Chicago with their small son, Malcolm
Darlington. H.. arrived in Richmond
yesterday 10 be the guests OF Mr.. Car
r.ngtons mother. Mrs. ]. ii. Caring ton,
at 1920 Grove Avenue.
big Lawn Fetc To-Morrow.
Many tables are being reserved for
the card party which will take place
indoors. while the garden fctc is being
held tomorrow afternoon and evening
at the Ginter home. corner Shafer and
Franklin Streets, and this is the first
time for many years that the beautiful
1a4n
been opened to the public. Miss Grace
Arents has lent the house for this oc-
casion and the party will be given
for the benefit of war relief activities.
Tables may be reserved through Mrs
Sam Cohen or Mrs. Aubrey Young, and
attractive prizes Will be awarded at
each table. Many novel features have
been arranged for the Juveniles, in
Guiding the string game bingham tree
and fortune telling. and refreshments
viii be sold Later In the evening an
informal dance will be given, and
many members OF the school girl and
boy set will attend, as we'll as the older
dancing set in town.
Miss Matte Harris and Mrs Georgia
Harris have charge OF the booth for
sar dwiches and cold tea.
birthday Dance.
pretty dance was given last Mon
day night for Corey Gilbert at his
home. 2.01 Stuart Avenue, the occasion
being his twentieth birthday
The house was attractively decorated
in pink roses white carnations and
snap-dragons. and refreshments were
served. Mrs. ]. c. Gilbert presiding at
the punch bowl.
Among thu guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. John Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Cobbs.
J.. l.. Gill Miss Pearl Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. y. Gilbert Miss Lula Gill.
Miss Mary Clark, l.. AntonelIini
Mr.. Mario. Y. Il. Gilbert. Jacob
Ebel. Misses Dottie Casselman, Rosa
lee Mcdowell. Fr!eda Dietz, jamie Bur
ton, Elsie IIasse. Norma Dietz. Vir-
sinia Flippin, Emily Schott. Thomp-
son. and Messrs. Edward Splitting, Ed
ward Miller. Edward Anderson. v. Gill
Charles Clark, Sam Hancock, Allen
Wills. Wade Bowman and Mr.. Crump.
10 Give Play.
THE Old Maids Convention" a comic
play. will be presented at McGilrs
Hall. Eighth and Grace Streets. Friday